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r'v 74 fit JOAQUIN jirLLERr, rl Cf
IIr liAniU,rere 'cl8iWi, 'down ward and
doubled, .
'Tier Lead, duxrn and depressed ;
IW oanin like fhvt billovri troubled t '
Fn fitful and robes Wefe all dust, and dis-
4-rdered,!-'-,'1,)-.''rV, ir- l;! V V T
, Tier glorf of hair, and her brov,
Iter faiee that had lifted and lorded.'
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Tell pallid and passionless no w.
: And she heard not accuser that! brought
I " -'ncrf'T' ." . " ' -. ,- 'V! '
1 In tuoekery hurried to Him j ,r $'':'
Kor beeded, not said, nor besought ber J ...
With ej?8 lifted doubtful and dim, 1 ;
ButTcruahed and stone cast in behavior,
' Sbe stood a a marble would stand : f
And. the Saviour .bent do n, and Uhe Sar
iour 1 . J-; , .
fin alienee wrote on the sand. 4-1 - -j I 1
'H.Vr ;.;.: (; b;t l-'.;,r bVw .'!.! 'fc
What wrote he? -What; Ml ' from the fin
; . gere . t -.;''....',' v.s 1 !.
Of JMsna. like perns tn the sand T !n -
Oh; betterj the K,iog of all nioi?er '
t'Vnr twttnr than rnnninr old hand
Of Dotner the mightvncheriahedV ; f
.Had failed 'ere the rone that sufficed f.
For the'agea was fashioned, than perished
: Thsaai Itnl lirioo. crrittun ri f?hrint f .! T'
Are; belter tliat every one pliant- ;
1 , And cunning Vith harps or with topgae
Yes, JieUer.with Miltou, the giaftt, ;J j i- -J
And fatherof allj that is suog,'4 ,'
To celebrate (o Qlory
i l,Vhere never re,.batile0. fprgot, . ,
Tkaiklb'u little line with t its story . lili
0( peace and compassion were not. ; ',
lie arose and looked on the daugther ; f
Of Eve. like a delicate flower. i I
Then he heard the reyilers that brought her
-Men storm V and Stronas a tower: i J
Aadheiaaid. -' She has sinned; Let4 tbe
r' blameless ''"('- '' f
.Conie.forward and cast the first stone. -.
. Bat they, they fied ashamed, and yet shame
. .:-less! . -r..;' , . j -c: '.,.. ,.
' , And she, she stood fair and, alone, i J ,
Wbo'nbw shall accuse and arraign us I
; ' What! man shall condemn and disown I
Bluer Christ has saidjonly the stainless
Shall cast at his felllow a stone. ;
-For wbatmai) can' bare ushis bosom,
i And touch! with his forefinger there,
' 1 Anl say !tis now, as a blossom ? ' t ; f i
Beware of the stainless, beware !
; ;. .::. -v-2 - .:
O woman, born to believe as ; - "i '
w Yes, also first to ' forget; ' -'!-'-;-';'"'
jJorn first tojbetrayand dece)veajs ;
Yet first to repent and regret ; j '
Oh. first then in all that is human, - i
Yea, first Where the Nazarenetrod : f
: O woman ! O beautiful woman V, i f ,:-
Be then first In the Kingdon of God.J
IIow Pot.? Asabi.e Leb Came .to be
niisiiti) laul Peebles" writes in the
Home Journal : :j I
t A pleaBant littlejetory of John R. Thompson
and Edgar A. I'oe, appears in the VGoBsip"
corner of Li i5 ncott'a Magazine, for' May. 1 Pro
bably the read era of Itha IIomeJoirhal--esyz-cially
those who V dote"" upon the author of
The ltavenf have- already enjoyed the a&
m 1 4m. mi t ! mm 1 9 m 0i mm 4 . t
count of poor, roe s "tlurieen juiepsr anatue
agreeable titillation?of the midrifl' created by
his tumblerful of French brandy, taken neat.
But the "anecdote reminds me of another one,
which I do not reraerubcr to have seen In print;
pernapa you nnve ppnee lor iu r
n White 'Mr., Tftoni iwon. wait condnctinir tbe
Shern' Literary Mcsnntger, Poe Was a regular
vuitor ,W the editorial Ranctum of that excel'
lent niaffsuihe or; rather' he wa ati exceed
Ingiy Irregular dropper-in' ; his moral condition
being, ao to peak, always abnormal, if judged
by the ordinary Jiuinan standards.!,: Generally
under the combined' Influence of pbeticlfreniy
and a; htrong'alcoliolic stimulant, he was like
wiAe ceiebrateo for a perpetual, impeennioeity.
Money seemed to .drill holes through hi pock
et, and; by aprne curious invention of theMaws
(for his day was "the day of goldi and silver)
underwent a procem of liquefaction, Like an
excwllentVnonjje, he was alwaya absorbent and
soon dry.- ' -,"'' ' ' i-H'-- :tl:
One ;day,' chferlnff' Thompson's' roomthe
aame In Which 'the buffet with the fine French
brandy stood foe requested a small loan, say
Insr that he had received a sudden call to Phil
adelphia and was out of funds 14 Would Mr.
'Thompson oblige mm with five dollars r' -i
.The editor of tbe Southern Literary Mettenaer,
I accustomed Id Poe't pecbliar ways, met the de
. mand with the grace and " open hand for which
be Is noted rand Poe: bowing his Ithanksi re
treated 'toward, the door; but,' pausing at the
tnrenoid, -ne carelessly flung to Thompson a
small bit of writinp, with the remark : i ' v '
'rftT: the way. .Thompson, there 1 is a riiule
thine 1 knocked pff LiRt week it's not much, but
you nave been, vcry.Jiind to me, and perhaps
you Can make room for It somewhere in , the
Marvrlne I'' savin? which he turned and left
- 'I'hOmpsoa opened the paper and found the
manuscript of " Annabel Lee" one of themoHt
charming of love jtongn. Z It appeared In the
next number of Q Southern Library UetMnarr,
.Thompson, jl believe,' still preserves theauto-
ftapnkoopy as a raeoiejito.oi.roe. . 4 . .
4a.
! -" A M rjpiI-MARRIED WOMAN,
! There is a woman in Washington who
.' t." t .-J. 1 1. .ii .1 u .tit
; na uuti;u nve , uusuanas.. jewecenuy sue
'r named a1 sixth. Unon the dar of the
j wedding a man called at the house of tbe
: grnonj asked for that gentleman, and
r V then proceeded to'' measure his bod y. with
") a'Upeiine, The'iufalaated jrjooin enter-
' . -f talnean idea., tl might, perhaps,,be a
i .. man sent around by his tailor. ; After the
Creniony iirclurch,lowever, the husband
was surprised to-otMrre this same person
Unding.iiitJhevfairuIe,anoVwiiikiMg
fdHously at the T,inde tas ;tlie, party ciuio
oiitjta ihVj,caU)ea.,'Jjii8 ,as they, were
tatting off tho ; mysterious being put his
L -Ml 1. . .1. j -LI J i t-. .
, imu mio iu carriage, winaow, ana wuist
mtt n1 DH tha homo nf 4.a ! .. J . . 1. -
! brido'( blashed J aiid said she believed he
.wu;olhffTnofnvdertaker1neil
. I lhojnan.Was not so happy. .He was har
j i I dlyy happy lat ,al,' and a certain, gloom
1 1 j seemed topvercastlh honeymoon. Per
' 1 1 j haps thevnucrfakef wai too prompt But
i tUi; we like seen an takeTafr interest
! ' iu his bneine.es.
! .'s: tJfcfcE-AXD Lossor LiFB.--OuTuesdaY
VM' - morning Mr.' Tandy Holman, residing in
! I Comberland' conntyj nine miles Ifroni
j. Finn vjlle left; liome With" liisi wiff and
!j. chjld'on k; visit, leaving in charge of his
, house Miss 'Ait ii Lowe,- decrepit old lady
; vity-fiv0 yenra of age.''- No one else was
. ! on the ' premises ,l)nring their absence
J the' dwejling was honied, from some cause
: unknown, arid in the afternoon rthe char-
1 i T-yi-ed remsins of the unfortunate lady were
'; found beneath t he smoking; rniBs.f ." r
Mr. Holman ftacf stored, fnihls dwelling
, j ior:ia(e keeping; hfantire crops I cirrn
I juid 'tobacco-and everything was deitroy
rr ' d. H hi loss 'kbout r 3,iD0fj:rithf ho
.! ! luauraiu - . .'f1
r perea o ineunae: ;-uot a ready wade
. jj onhltjl JuVt sojehlmj lBjautiful fit
- beaotifiil I J. 1 W'oen the happy man dt
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
SENATE..
lst.dlalrictj yiffeirituek, Camden Pas
quotank, Hertford, Gates, Chowan and
Perquimans JO ViV Grand y; Jr.' John L.
Chamberlain! Uepublicans. .
mt l VS UlCbl SWlff 'JL Jlltli. ncuitiu (.Val
Martin. Diirp. Beaufort and llvde John
C Itespess. H E Stiller, Republ
3rd ditrict4-Northarahpton and Befx
lie, (x D Holovfay, Kepublicari.
4th drstrict--Hulifax.- Hcnrv EnDeis.
tol'd Repnfelicfin. f
be, Republ icjaul. - , .? ,
6th distrisit iPitt. J McCotter, Repul)
lican. :; 7 1 - 1 . - ' :i i- -
i 7th dititridt-f W i'son, ia8h and Frank
lin, Wm. K l)avis, Juo W Dunham,
Conservatives.
; 8th district--Craven, A S Seymour,
ttepnbltctfn.p 1 4
v 9th dtstric!t-jones. Onslow and Car
eret, James! G! Scott, Conservative. I
; 10th districtf--DupHn and Wayne, iW
A Allen. L W Humphrey, Conservatives
: 1 lth -Di8triet-Green 1 and LenoirJ R
W King, Republican.
1 lth dieUictf New jHanorer, GcolL.
Mabson, cord, .Republican. J i.
I ,13th distnctKBrnnswick and Bladen,
G N Hill, R&publican. 1
I 14th didtitci- Sampson, CT T. Mur
phey, Conservative. I
1 15th districtl Columbus and Robeson,
i-i xr TttV- !n i I
yoim xjiijb, AjonservHiive. j .
I lOthr didrTc-r Cumberland and Har
nett, , W. U 1 my, Uonservative. j
17th, diatf icq
Johusou,,!; William H?
Avcra,
con.
i 18ih distsict
Wake. James it llariia.
lublickn.
cot a, nep
1 a 1 r
iy tn aistnct-H- w arren. Jonn a tiyman
i- ' I nv w i a -ww --
col d, Kepnbhcin. - : -
-Orangef Person and Qas-
INorwood John W Cnn
ninffham. (ionservntlves. ' 1
21st district-r-GrauvilIe Bourbon Smith
Republican 1 . !
22nd district! Chatham, R J Pow'ell,
Conservatite. ' .
i 23rd districti-RoekmglkaaB, J T More
head, Gonserrative. .i ;
j 24th districtf-Alamance and uilferd.
J T Morehead, Jr., W J Murray, dot
Servatfve.: '! 'J ' ""'' ! "
25th (isstrict-lRandolph! and Moore. J
M Worth flonsiervatives. i j
". 26th districtlRichrhond and Montgo
mery, It 1 Jjong; Republican. r j
2?th dist ractf--Anson anjd Union U M
T McGanlrjy, Conscrvativie. ; j
I -28th district! Cabarrus and Stanley
$ U Bar u hard tj Conservative. :
89ih disti-ict'Meckledbnrg, RP War
ing, Conservative .; ': ' I .
- 30tW district-? Rowan and Davie, Char
les Price, (onJervative, ; . 'l "1 j ;
i 3 1 td ist ijict i Davison , J ohn TrCramer,
Repab.licaijp -j , rs":,r"; -1
i32d diawicti-Stokesand Forsythe,J
M btaffordj Cdnservatu-e.-;, " :
33d distnct-Sarry ' aud: Tadkin,
Cow ice, conservative. ... . , ;
AC
j 34th .4isrictt- Iredell, .Wilkes, and Al
exander," VTho A Nicholson,' T?hiueas
lfj35jVdis(ricAneghany;
, ----.--r,-. ----- .., . . i - -
ftuga, 'I -W ainld conservative. j .
; 3Cth iTisftrid Caldweil.1 Burke, ( Jtc
Do well, Michel and Yance,'W W Flem
minc Guri4.! conservatives. . r
37lh "disriei Catawbt , and Lincoln
James R nElHaf tonservativelC r i t t h
38th districi--Gaston and CleaveJahd,
W J , MilUtT, conservative T j
? 39the dtrict--Rntherford and Polk
Martin Walkek ennblicAnL -! j ! i ''"c
f 40th district BuucoBibe, and Madison,
Jas. IL Mirri(aon,' conservative. : , : i n
i .4 1 st. ; di4t rictHay wood, , Henderson.
and Transylvania; W P WelcU;onseriri
i ?d diatdctffjao
.c4nservative :V-1.-: S Mv A
itepublicans IS ; Conservaties 32.
TOU HOUSED OrltKPttESK3rrATlVES
1 i . ! , ' "":-- - : -- - . . ' -Iamanco-pannt.
jon&'Ulv
Alexander JjM Carson, in . .
Alieghauy," A- I.' BryaD, deni..: ,y I
.A'49n44 U ,T Bwnrfe't, con. te -f '
Ashe-Squire Trivet t, rep.
Beaafort Samuel Carson, rep.V ; ;;
Bc'rtie-f.rC MUler; re;;; :
BlKienr'Air, Pwrryjr.repi :
Brians wickj-i-II Brooki rep.V l"
Buncombei-Tr D Johnston kud David
Blackwellicin V-'l? :4 "-. V"' " '
jjarHtemKneywarlicfc,;
C4tarrnSUnn, con 0: 'ai 'i'Jz.
Caldwell Ed Jones, con. b i v ".
Ciimden -i Simeon A Jones, rep.
C4rteret 8ilaa Webb "con. $ f a
laswell: 1' J. Jt oster, lieo V.Uowe, I
ecus..!-j . , t; r.?;v.i .fife 4;:r4-
CiatawDau ii o : 110ns ton, cm.? -t
Chatham J M Moring, Hannajcoh1
Cherokee B KJ)ickej, con. A
Cliow'afi iJohifi'L Wlnslow irep.-
I 34y Anderaon conl 'taiv j. .
CJeavelaBd John W (iidpey, con. ,
Vv.u..m. . . .. , - 1
Craven I B Abbott. E H Dudley,
I k" 'J I t -
knnj r I
r Cumberland G rWt Bullard, con., T
S Lutterloh, rep.
iiurriiucK - James m wooanoase, con
Dai e Oliver N Gray, rep.
Davison J T Browa, John Michcal,
reps. : !. . - . . .
Davie Charles Anderson, con.
itapliu Juo B Standford, J K Outlaw,
ctms.;- ' ." . " .
T Edgecombe- W P Mabson, Willia,
Bunn, reps. i :
Forsythe -W II Wheeler, Tep.
Franklin John II AVilliamson, rep.
"Gaston Willillra A S to we, con.
Gates Robt H Ballard, con. .
Granville Rich G Snetd H,T Hughes
reps. I
John Pattrick, rep.
Guilford Joseph Glimer, Wiley, cons
Halifax JnoBrjant, -J J V oodwyn,
rep3.
Harnett J R Grady, con.
HaywoodH P Hay nes, con.
Henderson James H Blythe, rep.
Hertford James . Sharpe, rep.
Hyde-UWm S Carter, coti. :
Iredell Shinn and Turner, con,
Jackson. J. N Bryson, con.
Johnston Wm- H Joyuer, Jesse Hin-
naut, cons. j
Jones Jacob Scott, rep.
Lpnior Stephen Lassiter, rep.
Lincoln A J Morirsah, con,
iMacon J L Robbinson, con,
Madison U A Gudger, con.
Martin J E Moore, cou. contested.
McDowell Dr. Freeman, con.
Mecklenburg Jno E' Brown.
S W
Reid, con.
Mitchell JW Bowman, rep.
Montgomery Allen Jordan, rep
Moore- Dr John Shaw, con.
- (Nash Lindsey, con.
' New Hanover Jam-s Ileaton,
Wil
liam II McLiuiin, ciil d, Alfred Llody,
col U, reps.
jNoithamplon Ljurton II Jones, rep.
Onslow J W Shackk'ford, con.
Orange 1'ride Jones, Jones Watson,
con.
L jPurol
Pasquotank, F M Godfrey, rep.
erquimans, J It Uaruen, n p.
-Prsorr;- Monlfurl MvGehee, con.
Pitt, WmP Bryant, Guilford
Cox,
reps. t r ' ' T r ; : ,
Polk, i. B Hampton, rep.
--Randolph J W Beanr Harrison Fra
zier, reps. ...
'' Richmond, Robert Fletcher, col'd, rep.
Robeson. W S Norment; T. A McNeil.
cons
Ai.ui.iiiuiiauj, itviuoeiLR-. d ujuues,
cons.s ; "
t Rowan. F K Luckey, Kerr Craige," con
servative. Rutherford, Eli Whitspant rep. '
Sampson ; J R Maxwell, Bryan,
cons. - -
Stanly M T Waddell, con.
Stoke's, J G II Michell. con.
Snrry, Harrison M Wangh, con.
bwain 1 D Brypon, con.
Transj lvaniu F J Whitmire, con.
Tyrrell, Bertlet Jone?, cn.
Union-i-Lemuel Presson, con.
Wake, Richard O Badger, John C
Gorman, Stewart Ellison, col, Rob't S
Perry, reps. .
Warren, Goe H King J Wm H Pas
chall, repB, ,
Washington, D 0 Gny ther, rep.
Watanga-: Jos. B Todd. con.
vayne, j u ixhortei, Jii. Gr Coclandf
reps. .- . . .
Wilkes, A C Bry an, 7 J 13 ula, reps.
Wiluon; H C Moes, con.
Yadkin, J G Marler, con.
Yancey. J R. Byrd
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I ...V-;.i::T-'.i.:"ANI " r-:
CoTnptete-rSetiingr MACHINE.
r tUyJ.it. 5V t n fi yL
The first and onlr BUTTON-HOLE ANT)
SKW I tfCi ; M A I TH I ?J K. -rnmhint th.t I,
made iu advent in this or any other country.
Family, Machine to Purchase.
1.
seoauseu will do, 7. ceeuue foa .esa
everytluag that any ma
quickly raise or lower the
ehine ' can do, -sewing
(rom the finest to the
coarsest material, them
Sring. felling, cordinff,
feed to adapt it to thJek or
tuiQcrota; .
8. Because you kave a
short deep bobbin by
which the thread is con
stantly drawn from the
braiding,) om4ing,gata-
prwanjf,t
erinsr and
sewing on, t
ltfk un til A
wiv oiy
time rufflio-r,
centre; the tension is
qaflting. etc, better than
any t lief machiue. -.
2. Hecauso tbe tensions
a e nire easily adjusted
than any, other macliine.
consequently even ' and
does not break the thread .
9. . Uecauae the prssser-
foot turns back ; that the
cloth can be easily re
. 3. Because it can work
moved Alter being sewed
a be.intiful buttoa-ho'.e
to. liecanse the; bent
making as, fine a pearl as
mechanics prononnce it
the best finished ! and
by the hand i
: 4. Becnase it will em
made on the best princi
broider., over tbe edge.
ple or any machine man
makiog a neat and beau-
utacturea, ' it- has no
tifut border on any gar
aieat. ;
springs to break; notb
ing to get oat of order.
6. Becaa.se it will work
It; -Because it Is twoi
macl.inesio one. A But
a beautiful eyelet hole
6. Because it can do
over-hand seaming, by
ton-hole Wokkiko and
Sewig ilACHi.sjt com
which sheets, pillow cas
es and the like are sewed
bined. !
over and aver.
. 1iS No other Machine can accomplish the
kind of fewiug stated in ros. 3, 4, 5, and 0.
' Parties njSing a family sewing machine; want
a Whole Machine, one with all the improve
ments. ;
It is to last a LIFETIME, and therefore one
is wanted that will do the most work ana uo 1
the best: ana ims machine can Uo severe
kinds of sewing not done on v oilier machine,
Jesides oing every kind that all others can do
TIiaAmerivlH or Plain Sewing Machine.
('itlioilt the bultori-hole parte), docs all that is
done on t!ie Combination except button-bole
and Qverseaniinij,
ME HONEY & BRO., Ats.
Salisbnrv, N. O.
Examine tliem before purchasing any other
! JHjwinj: iVliicimie.
I do not hesitate to say the American Conbina
tion, surpiti'scs all other machine. li2ea doing
ail the worK that other. machtnef it ver.-"ains
and works button-holes in any fabric, from .Swiss
muslin, to Beaver cloth I have used .Sin zet
floats',, tlowe's and the Weed machines, and find
i the American far superior to tla-in all.
I havelnicd six ili?ne:t e
iiijr Machined. Tli
America;
n surpasses ticm
A
T... 17 .VINT V
I havened Theinrr at
Mi'iiiiics ami
would hot 'exchange tl.'e Ain ri :a
Mud. H
N . Hi:"jngi,E
fi.iiSrBT, N. 0.. Mhv 22J. 1872.
MKBrtNEY &HrO., Ats. Aineric Topi. S. M.
Sir
i h.ivo ncd the Howe. Rinccr, Whee'er it
Wilson,
H'ilcoXifc liiblis Sewinjf machine, and
would njDt live the American
1 oinbir.nt.on for all
of thm
it will (In ftll that is clnireed for it in the
I consider it superior to all others I
circc,larL
have evijr sean.
Very Hepectfnlly,
Mks. Geo. W. Uarbixsok.
Weth$ undersigned take xreat jileanie in giving
our tehfiimonv in favor of the Amencau f-ewina
Machine ir pielereute to any other, believing tht
fe it truthfully recommended as tlie best machine
made, iltiasiinple, durable, runs very light and
doet not get out of order or drop stitches.
I Mas. Lacka M. Overman,
A. L. ForT,
t " J. A1.1.KN Hkowm,
j " A. V. N'OKTDKKN.
A. E. Jokes,
. " M. E. TnoMAsox,
We have seen flam insr advertiapnienLa ami hAftrri
I nnch Baid by I gents ol other machines.
e win roriem one iinnureu aonars 10 ine con-
1 judges tue American Machine will not do as well
if not better, the ork done on any other machine.
and do valuable work that no other machine can
do.
We have been Apentafor Rewinpr Machines since
1856, have sold Siner'a, Lad Webster's. Atwaten-V
and Florence's, and have abandoned all forthe
American.
Sendand get sample of worlc.
21ily JIEKONEY A BRO., A.?'ts
R0WAN MILLS !
'IUR proprietors of thce justlv celebrated
I Hills aru in the market hr VflE A.T, and
solicit calls from all vho have-it to sell. They
pay the highest market cash prices.
Flour! Flour!!
They also solicit orders for Flour They
i mauuiacture iour nmerent grades ol rlour,
ranenne 23est Faznilv. Pirailv. Zix
tra, and super
They also solicit ordenrfor Bran.
They exchange, or grind for toll, as may be
desired.
EMMERT, BROS & CO.
39:mnpl
-ySewaro of Counterfeits I
1 JOB HOSES' i'Sa'MB8
. art istmetoely cocvrxarBiTBD. lithonett Drutr-
. fist endeavor to tt'l tht counurfsita tonuUce greater
. prqflte. TA gemtin have the name jfJoH ilomtm
I en each packag e. All other are locrthlettimitatfon..
; Tb eaaciaa PtlU are unfailing in tho core of all
; those patnfnl and dance to as dlsAses to which th
female constitatira is rabjeet. - They mode into all
t eeeasea aad removo all obetrnctioiu, from what-.
, evereaate.
! i TO MARItlED I.ADTES !
' they are partieulaily toited. TUcy wiU In ehort
, time bring- on the monthly period with regularity;
: and although Terr powerful, contain notbjnr hurt
ful to tha constitution. In all eases of Neror.s and
Spinal Affections, Pains in the Back and Limbs,
atiirue on alirht exertion. Palpitation of the Heart,
Hysterica and Whites, ther
all other means hare failed. The circulars around
iienoa ana Whites, mey win cnec a care when
each -package rire fall directions and advice, or
; will he sent flee to all writing for them, eealod
i from obserratlon.
N. B. In all case when the aaarnra cannot be
: ootained, One Dollar enclosed to the Sole Proprie
i tor. JOB MOSES. 13 Cortlandt St, New Tork,will
Insure a bottle
Piils, by return mail, etcurtly icaltd from any
smowiedre of it contents.
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Ap'rilSfi, lc72. f2:lj. '.
1 Land Deeds,. Trustee. Deeds';
Commissioner's Deeds, Sheriff1
veeus, Vyiiaviei -uongajics, on.
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aal apAna vt1a vW UaivtVa aVav ealai wsbb
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aOinxUa freoh pleasure to tu riedd- Cka real '
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4mct apireriated after it has been bcmnd vpat
the clow of tbe year. While other rrnhllit-' - ;
may claim auperior lijeaj ne, aj cfimpmrwd !
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ii a unique and oririnaJ conrrrrjcav--alAs !
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aliape or number cf volumes fur tra (raaa ata -
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Aroencan punji- an nriaip. ana 11J arnort
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riu a.
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thul nM,ntr3ti, hare ttcrtcd tmeclrci ta j
the utiiK: to iivelcn mnd limtror!f1i nrV i
and the p.uus fvr tlyj cotnifl J year, a mi folded I
iy tne uior.Tijiy ihj-uc, vf.Iaxirit.ult aba deUrht !
-ven ti e TDrr-t-irt'rniiiJ fr x-Dci. i r TtflT
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H5in from many cfll.4iioJ" eminent artiata
of Amerim. - - ; j' . i j , , , .
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exantHi oi tl.e Um fortiin matct. ulertA
iih a view to tlic higlicMiart wtic isoec nmd i
ereatcl general iulcrt-al j avoiding abch aa ka
becorce familiar, through )4i olographs copira
The quarterly tintol rlalca for 1S72. will rw-
froduct four of John S. D.urU' Ii.Imtiai..-K;iA. :
jetcht, aprTopriateiriUiifour waaxma. Tbeaa j
'lale tpeari in tbe IWnea fifr January,
A pnl, j uIt,' aoi cioter, Fould bealooe worth,
tle price of a tear FiiV-KCfiption. ' 1 j
Therartotc
.T" r-f'-'K: s;i.'b a'v.!uai.e opiiojicof the art 1
world, at a cc-4. o trifurpj wilt rotunusd iW
aiUiw-riHio!) el lhonnaiKH ia evrv avtinn nt ,
tlie country ; hut. the uc ilniMaialattracrlorta "
of Tlir. ALbl.S K can bejerharicctl, in propor- '
tion to the iiumtiii.nl Inert--of u nupf-ortert, '
the- puLLifhirs pr"iui to i.ake "a-au ranee do
We wire," by the A!.'owir;unpirnlre!ed ofiero.
Freminxn Chromis ror 1873.
i:veryibacriber to TUE ALJ)LL
pays in advance fur the yiir 173, will receive. '
withont a.idlfiotiaf c-linrgt'! a pair vt beautiol'
oil chmm, after J. J. jijjl, ti.e eaiinent Eng-Ib-h
raii.tcr. Tin- icfi:rtfc eutitkd,'The VilW
nse Ih IU." anil v nini ILe Mt
lun anu Uula to otrlect
each picture. The fame cI.ioiik k'e md for
iciure. i ne rauie ciil
r jnir. in ine nrt tire
$S0 er pir. in ine art trev A it itlsade
ierrripn.!t ,f U titirfm t4r- to TllE AL
JtlSE out it the n ai-b o.lioiupetiln in every
depart mint, the rhroia yVA be fyi.Hil ctrrea
ponoir.iy :.liCii nt :.y 1 1 ir-; cnu l; oilvrttl ly
othtr i lit. l.-ci v . iLiUf tfilirecfire
a ciriui-:i'.e, vi r il..- .- ii sa.it of jl.e iiLlil
ir, fr:"rftt .irf, -t t fr4 tin iirotot uY2iTf red
rUaii !h;iju.u to the f.i!u;.! - fiunt-lil ll.eageut,
or t!j 1:1 my will r.t'ji.did- Tio tii-iribu-tion
of picrm.'- f t!ii. rr V, fiueti lhe.ubTt
ltr. to a five 1 ir i i r; idL viH inaiL an s
px Ii i:i tl.v
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ALhlSKihmAt, ihr raitrfri fnlU f.ttle ahatt of
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I trie a
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rl niMhaniral np'i4-oi.
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Kent W iiie puLJuJ.t-r wiXf vr knded to the
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except in caK-ji wi.i-rc the cert i Scale ia svea, '".
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local 2-i.t, will rctxivs fu;l ari pruuipt inCoo
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FOR 1873.
The Grii.r is notvi tib J-hed QVaztzily.
2 cnta pays for th Jej.r. fitiT uutnlerf.
which is" not half he rot. 1 ln wlmtllAf-'
wara isei.d tnotiey t the amount hi One Dol
lar r uioie for .Set-lb nay alx flerkTwtB-tr-6v
Cnts wo.tbxtrk the I'f'e paid tjt
the Guide. I t. - ."
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plara for makiut:' Eui(h 7canJ.I)es:fri for
Dining Table DoctiralwnK. Winder- Garden,
ice.. auJ ciLUiiuiu a ;nt of fufuruiau!
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