1...... ,2

I Lina ntsenissn 1;-rirs Riv. L. C. Jtmmis, Rrcroa, scoessun

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-. p i 7 . ea; ,»-/ 4 ~ V4‘/.’v-z. FOCIIIQJ 'r.l-l.s..«Ia , or A‘Wfl.K‘ iii rus Cnirscnnrto unit ‘iaiitim-rnown.

‘ ‘As pensively I wonder here And cast it glance around, How many names, to insni'ry dssr, Familiar once—ars found How isisuy Epitaphs I seo— Where dreainless sleiipers lie, Wlticlt preach this truth impressively at iitaii was born to dis.

Trend softly over those that sleep Beneath the funeral yew !— .

Ye mourning friends. for friends who weep, This is the place for you;

But thoughtless ones, with footsteps rude

hissc nesosacr ,lIy !—

Or learn, when hither ye intrude,

Tluit you were born to die.

Ilsre poverty with rantleur must Repose, when ti o is done,-

Lie erirtlt lo earth, and dust to dual, As spoils which death has won :

Ah ! why should Pride with foolish scorn Roll round its lisughty eye ?—

The proudest man I and beggar born I

I

Are born alike, to dis

0 no distinction here.!

Save polish‘d stories which here and than More beautiful appear;

Bat Monuments, or rude or grind I

As Time goes wnstiiig by,

Moulder beneath his crumbling hand And, falling prostrate, lie !

Hows'er distinct in life they were, They‘v ' ' '

Dark and uncertain were our fears Did we no farther know—

Our eyes might well with bitter tears Of sorrow overflow '

But in the sacred page we see .CelcstiiiI visions bright

Of “ life " and " iiniiiortitlity," Brought out in Gospel light !

All chris 'snit who beneath this ground Are in "corruption sown,"

At the last Irumpet’s awful sound B God’s Archangel blown-

PROPERTIES for Sfll-E or to LET. Freehold ‘Lane on the it...‘ vviitshire Road.

' outs on hot at, on this aforeiiien- . It is about six .ii a ltiilf miles from Town, and is well covered with I"ire Witoil III Polt-l—lIIO \\l’ood‘vis sold "Air ll] small portion of it at the rate ol cie ust inter. tit £2 P“ a PP yd LLJIJV .M‘Ji'l.\’L.d Y. York River, November 27, 1852.

KESTON.

0 BE SOLD the Freeliultl I".-\IIM of I)eI\\'t‘.PlI 70 and 30 Mr!!! of Land, known as ‘ KESTO-N." the property of Henry Shesrinun, I".-iq about four miles distant from Ch:irlittletuwI|. tll-WI‘ y ting onihe Prmcetown Road. ‘or further particulars apply to Jo- IIPH llutssi.:v. I‘.sq., Solicitor General, Cliailottelown, or to Captain lll(.‘l'I. Upton.

N0l’!mbGf 27, I852. [All the papers 2m.]

‘ For Sale,

Northern division Lot 23, O./VE THO USJI./VD A CRES of L./I.N'l), in portions of 25, 50. or 100 acres at moderate

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prices. ALSO, _

Several F.£lR.AfS, with part clearances For furtlter particulars,

IKOBERT IIENNIE. Charlottetown, October 25, 1852.

Ellglble Building Lots for Sale. ‘

ll SALE FIVE eligible Building LOTS nitjniiiiiig the 'Inn

ard of Mr. Ricliard Ilenrtz, rind running I60 feet on lire-'tI

George street, and 84 feet on Fitz lloy _Sireet. for 'l anus’-_-I

Sale and plans of the Pritpect , npplicatitin to be inside to

IIEATH IIAVILAHD, Esq., Ilarristur-at-Latv, at his Ollice Ill Queen Square.

September 27, 1852.

OR SALE.

IIE Lenssluild Interest of I00 acres of Laud situate in (‘anon Cove, Ian 65 It fronts on tlis (iulft-lliore, rind is dIIIl|IIIvl|_\ the Ferry 12 miles front Cluirlottetowii. The Rent is One Sliilliii: er acre, on is Lease o 999 years. There is it good Dwelling lease and two Ilnrns 36 x 25 and 40 x 20. 50 acres are cleared niid in good cultivation, remainder covered with g w There is It I’unip at the door. An ltI.I|IlIt.I.ilICt! of sea-inunure c.in be had

on tlto shore. For further particulars, apply to

ALEXANDER '.\l‘NF.lI.I., Canoe Cove. Lot 65, On thc |’rein'ises. Uct. 7, I852.

Slia I rise, and evertiiore endure, Above yon azure s !

Their bodies. as their spirits No "second death" slial

ary, Deli. 5, I851

pure, I die !

P. L. J.

/ Kent Street Semiu . \

x \ _%

't‘.iii:' OLD MAfl’§.GlH‘.

‘Twas a beautiful gift from a WI’llIOfIl!.|I|‘9tl man, 'l‘o his white-haired brother sending,

A stafl' for the weary to lean upon, As his steps to the grave were tending.

And he felt that nature requires support, Ere she sleeps on e In of lter mother;

And he knew that a branc I from his chi|ilhood‘s hoirie Would sustain him, as would no other.

Bearing his spirit through days lang syne, To scenes of freshness and euut ,

When the friends of his youth around him smiled, And life ssoineda pleasant duty.

And friends still live. also why this gill, From a dear and distant brother;

‘Tie a simple thing, yet it speaks to the heart, As the voice of a gentle mother.

0 2. love in life's iriorri is beautiful, More beautiful at even;

May it bear ye both as a faithful stall‘, To the pearly-gs_t_e's of ltleaven.

but-ietgies.

VARIETY OF‘ SENTIMENT IN THE HEART.

Wo.hiow nothing, or next to nothing of the structure of our souls, so we cannot account for these seeming enprices in them, that one should he psftionlnrly pleased with this thing, or struck with that, whicliori iiiindsof ti ditl'crent cast, make no extrnnrdiiia , impression. I have favourite flowers in it ring—-nmoitg vtliicli are the iiiountnin daisy, the him.-bell, the for-Elove, the wild hriar rose. the ltuddiiig hitch, and the hoary ltiiivtln-rii—tli:il I View and liziitg over them with particular delight. I never hear one load solitary whistle of the curlcw in the suitiiiier noon, or the wild niixiiig cadence nfii troop ofgrey ploveis in the autumnal morning. with- out fseling‘tlte elevation of until, like the enthusiasm of devotion or poetry. Tell. me, my dear friend. to what can this be owing.’ Are wee piece of rriachiiier , which, like the ./Eoliaii harp, passive, taken the irripression o the passing accident? or do those workings argue souietltlrig within as above the tri-dden clad ?' I owti myself partial to such mnfs of those awful and important N!-".IIlIr!s—lI (Sod that made all t Inge, a man's iininaieriiil an} immortal iinture, and ii world of weal or we beyound iloath and the grave.—Burns.

EQIut.t'rir.—'l‘hs dilferent ranks and orders of mankind may be compared to so many subsets and rivers of running water. All proud loom an originally siiall and obscure source; some spreml wider,’ travel over more countries, and make more noise in their passage than others; all tend alike to an ocean where distinction ceases,’ and where the largest and most celebrated rivers are equal- ly lost and absorbed with tho siiialltist and most unknown streams.

ishop Horne. . e

A Cirnrovs Rnuc —At the last meeting of the New Yorli Historical Society, the Rev Dr. Abbott. who ‘has been in Egypt. nndvprirtcipiilly in Cairo, presented s gold ring, yteigliiiig ttbnut fin-,,.,,[;.‘|igh.jgovqr¢igits, ‘which had been found. in the tomb of a high priest, on the south side ofthe grsst pyranitd of Louphon, who was the Cheapo ofllerorlntus, and the second Pharaoh ofthe fourth dynasty. ltis liovad to he the signal of Cheopsrhiinsolll Its drag butt in {yards hf three thousand testis" before Christ, and the beauty of t Gengriiring of he hlelogfyphics ‘could only be"soen by the means of d‘OIIl)l'lI000|>1' , and d not new be Ihrpassed.— Prul;gtQyi'al.‘-v ' - ‘

uAN\Ul'AC'I'l1l.l‘ol‘ Paras I’ui.r riioss Bait: iiito Wooo 8HAv'iitGs.—A patent liuslbeen taken out in England. l'or.riiiinso faqturirig pulp,’ for making paper fmin straw and other similar vbet

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Valuable Freehold Property.

SOLD, h Piivate Contract, 388 acres of excellent AND, 50 0 which are clear, the property ofthe late Dr. CUMMING. situate in the itiiuiediatc vicinity of Georgetown; it iiboiiiids with plenty of 'l'iiiiber, Firewood and Longers. I-‘or fur-

th t'c‘li| , I ' t H Pu“ Em app’ 0 JOIIN hl‘GlLL.

- - V9333 $336306‘ omt ttuss, ‘t‘.-m-ner- nf V0041. an _U§iO. rc-pent fully begs to iiiforai h'p' fiii-ilds and the publttllllgll lw lit" been iiiduccd to appropriate ti portiouof his liiiiu to the iii.-tlrocltnn

of I'ri\‘aile Pupils, on the following terms: one-linll payable lll ail.

vtisce. For I Pupil per Quarter, 2 lessons per we'll‘. 5' W'-

2 is ts .s H 2 [5 3 is ii (I II 3 [5 And for pact: nililiiionul Pupil. liciitinii iiiiiy he ll|lIlIt_' at Mr. III. IV. Skinner's or liain lleuril's. Clizirlottctitwn. He would lurlht-r iutiniate that he is rspriri-d to open Selim-ls throiigliniit the Couiitry ; Ili: wtiulil tliere one neg Ii-ate In itu-_-gent to personal desirous of inquiring ll ktittivleilgi-,_--ftliis usttlnl aitd pleasing Sci:-in-e, tho ropriely of an early application. All l-elletl (Will piiiil) will hs, puur.tn:ill_v iittciidi-d tn.

liiit, on li.iml and for sale, it quantity of MUSIC DOOKQ, GA- .\lt!‘I‘.~I, &«-.., &o . mt.-ipzed to the wutlls ofpcrsons studying Music

Cliarlottetowii, August 2, I552. '

0 I5 at Mr. It'll-

Prlrice Edward Division, 8. of T.. No. 1.

7 VIII". Tllmiiiiiziis or l'ttiNcr‘. I-'.nw.uu> Division; and the

On DER geiwriilly. iiii-. rt-ppectlully invited to attend it tfrtuise of I.I".C‘l'l..'lil'i ‘, to be tIlfIl\'cI’l'tI in ‘the Dl\'I§lllll l-oi-iii,_ 'l'eiiiper- mice llall, duringtlae ciistiinlg \Viiitcr, on it variety of into-.it-sting ainl insiruci'ii'e suhji-cts.‘ ‘I’ 1! Course \\ ill rmiiim-rice no follovis :-

Un the livtiiiiig of Wt-diiceiliiy, the 2-lllt Nnveiiilicr. the llon. C. Young will lecture on the Pleasure: of Science. lst Decem- bcr, «hi. on o.

I5IlI llei-ember. Mr. IV. Iletird, on .lilslrriIi'ri.

22:! l)i-comlier. .I. II. Cooper, Esq, on .«\'utural Philosophy. (littrialiiclory l.eclure.)

2-Itli Ilecciitliier,‘ tlit.. do.

Uii \\’ierliir.-.-‘diiy, the 8th Doceiiili-r, ti PIIIIIIC Teiiipernnrte Meet- ing will he ltuld iii the Hall, coiutiu-ncii 8 p. in. pret'ir_t!ly. “W?” the liieiuls of'l'einpi-.raiit:e gt.-iterully are respectlully iiiiiieil to attend.

By Order, W. RENDLI2, R. S.

Dixision Room, Nov. 22, I852.

Rising Sun Division, No. 2. S. of t .. Illl fullniiiiig Cnursenf iiitclleclual lliileitainiiieiits will take place, in the Division lloniii, in connection with the above Division, through the ensuing Winter '

'l‘lio Isl, 3d, and 4th Fitinav Evenings of each i‘I0lIlII. will be ucr-tipit-il Ill social I)l.l.I.-\'l I’; on is \'niii:l_t til‘ iiisliuctiur and litter- i.-sting i-ulqi-cl-i.

On the Sucuxn I’itIriAv in each Month, ti l.I'.("I‘lilI|“. \\ ill be dnliu-ri-tl, liy ll iiieiirbt-r r-ftltu Diiisioit. The Lectures iiill hi: on the most popular -uliji-r-.is.

'I‘he .\Il3llIllt*ll of district Sun nll‘fKl0Il. and of the Order gone- ll_i, tire ri-i-pvt-Il‘ull_\' liiiited lo attonil, atid take part in the iarious iscu-sinus iiitri-ilucril.

5,5“ Notliiiig ltut an unnmidiilile pressure of I)i\i.-ioii Iiusiiicss, ill tlt‘lll\’ the iiiiinuri tliscussioiis, \\IllClI will coiiimeiice precisely at

W. Uul|'-past‘. I-light o'clock. GEO. I’. 'I‘ANl‘0.\'. Sec'y I‘. .\l. 6:. 1.. Coin.

III

C-

May 3, I852.

Valuable Pasture Lot for Sale. 0 be Sold by private Contract, that beautifully situated plot o round, the property 0 OI-IN CNOLL, being pasture Lot No. 530 in the Royalty of _(,'liarlnttetowii, coiiiprising .20 acres is excellent LAND with the Buildings thereon. This Priiperty is well enclosed, and for the most part with tt dyke fence ; and the greater art of-it is cleared and under cultivation. The property can be viewed at any tiine'on~npplication to John Nicholl on the |'.I’(:llIl!€l. An unquestionable Title will be made to the purchaser. and pos- session can be had at once. For terms and furilier particulars, ap- ply to John Longworth, Esq., Barrister ut Law. Cliarlotletoivn, Aug. 2«ltli 1852.

i_iNoticie_. . IIE TEJV./l.\"TS of 'l‘iioMiis III:/i1-is lI.u'ii.Anii,I-1«q., on 'l'ownsliips Numbers 43 and 56 and all other Lamls in this Island, are request to make iirriitediate piiyiriont ofthe amount of Rent due by them to the Siiliscribor, wlto is duly autho- rised to receive and grant receipts for the same. '1‘. III-‘.A'l‘II IIAVILAND, Barrister-at-Law. Queen Square, Nov. 29. I852. Isl.

LI. Personstndebted either by Mortgage, Judgment, Ilond, Promissory Note or otherwise. to 'l‘iioss.u IIIATII lliio late Colonial Secretary of this Island, are desired fortliivitli to imike piiyiiient it the respective sums ue hy them as aforesaid to the Subscriber who is duly authorised by Power of AIl(Il‘Ill3y.‘l0 receive an give the item-ssary dieclinrg--s for the itnnte. And all Persons in wlioui the said Tlioiiiiis Ilealh lliiviliiiid, is iii- delited, are requested to furnish their Accounts l'or piiiineiit. . '1‘. Ill;IA'l‘ll ll.-\\'lLA.\'D. ,. Barrister-at-Law.

Queen Square, Nov. 29, 1552. Ii-I.

To the Tenant on Lots 9 dufili; [IE Suluicriber ltaviiig, by Power of Attiiriiey, ll-'IIt*tI the (ith d.I_\' of tlnrrzli. l.".')l, been ll,p'0lIl.l‘d Agi-iii l0IilI\'t' ('Illl|"_'t‘ of I.U'I‘S 9 (it. til, in this Islanil, the l'mperty til" Lriu:rcnr'e Suliusrr Ii.‘sq.,iiotities tlie'l'eiiaiits on those 'l‘oit'iisliips, that all rents, and. Arrears of Iloiit, duo on the Blllltl I'ritpr<i'l) , iirr: ri-qiiin-tl to be paid tu him l'ortlnvitli, he alone lieiiig authorized to receive the .'l:lIlIt'. J.\.\llia‘ Ylitl. Portllill, April 9, I851.

oticc; Persons who nrr.~indi.-lilcd to me for biisiiii-ss done at the

ALI‘.

‘uiii.-i lloa.l.-t. Ilr-lfa-it, up to the l2lli day of July last, by Note oflliiiirl or Hook Accmixit. will pIr'.‘|!lI pa ioir ri-spi-rtite niiioiinls to .\lr. JA.\ll".S fll‘Cll\l'l'll, ol CllllllI)Ilt:lU\\'ll, who is lawfully entitled to receive the same.

‘ 2”" "- .IA.\lE8 DIJIVAR. CIltII'I0IIB70Wll, Oct. It, 1832. .

To be Let. «

rt ofthe New 'lII*I\|l’I£llAN(}E IIALL in

, own, ’ coniprisiiig one spnltiiinl Ronni feat, tr,» feet. and four small Iltioiiis suitable for Public 0lIICI!F.\EIICII feet, by eel; 'l‘hcri: is also a cniriitiodiaus rind excel. lent Cellar under the Building, two-thirds of which iiill also he ll'l (I rcusoiialilo t.-tints. For further particulars, apply to Illessrsa lIr_ llaszard, W. lleurtl. U. Beer, or to v n, JAS. I3 ‘(‘0UI‘I.'Il, Secy.

’l‘IIl". lower fps this ‘

Cliarlottetowu, Aug. 2, I852.‘

Notice. .’ IIE Subscriber being about in close his business Iistuliliiiliiiieiit

at .'ew I. udoii, requests all pteisiuiit Iiuleliti-d to him, either by Note or Ilook Ar-count, III c-mitt fnrwiiril iiiiiiwiliitlo-ly uinl millio- nrrangi-itieilts lot the sellleim-iit nfllieir Ar-co-.nts, oihoriiise they will be placed lllillltl hands of his Attorney ftiririilleclinu_ D .\iuttittsO.‘t.

r, and front the bark of Usier, or Cht1lIlI'tl\-H00‘: “M, ' ' solution qfliydrnte of soda or potash. in conpinc- tion with other: ieiiticsl means. and without niechanirsl operations. \V6od ‘h‘I'||VIIl‘I.II'C IIOIMVA Wlthrillltlfi Illldr W 9”‘-W IWIP rm um '.i

ii -‘It-tcnorl-.-A rétioreiao lormerly belonged to h'er in ._'.q " ‘ ' ‘re town of iron

d h I. It I’ 3‘I,;¢:.::‘li‘tinl:efiti:¢I%'ili~g:sn‘fI rriiiriety, until the iiiinlster ms ' : " he will go tip w'llli its to the

his text, which was as follows listtls moth ?"

uid dots in ‘cheek. rose up, put on. .

g nlfl. him, and seeing nob--dy moving. ex_clauned—" You euwiirg: | miners,‘ flilI‘nlMo"ofytttl go.’ in my eyes, I ll go for one.

out he went, glslitg tlirrs cheers to tlis_smsssuieiit

of all ‘present.

To suns CAIII 'I'tIA'I' His two pounds of 001"’. Md 0'10

The sitlor, having _ his hat, then looking

islyths door,

wu.i. seer res soars '1-its ._—-. ouncs of cuflways, with nay" ml r ,t sit‘ usts; ro _ :’.'.I.'..'.'fl'.“l‘-‘i.‘.§°:'.;‘:?’..",....'°r.?J§:"....‘f.l':.': ..,..;'f¢i.....' wpt » ,' Ifllj pound fsaggr tn apart of‘ start» a tlihi ‘on C‘ All

lid‘! crlliiiiiled ni N°_" ,2‘ '3??-

New London. Dec. I: I852. Flnhl Nines.

VFIIE Soliscrihor rsqm--is all those who stand inrleliird to him, In

pay their re-spuollve ssriolrils on or In I: run. any or

Jiiisti/iitv next; iirid all iiiiteiuitsdathifor-r tlrit? ihiti-, will he haml- ed our to his Attorney for culloeil-ui."wlih-vat rt-n wet or pm-aria. ” ‘ CIIAICLICS \I'l£I.SlI.‘

G3.£)§f-7‘€_'§"'_S CQ)§Jo IIERDAD .I(7NAl.I.\N \VllI'l'F., 3 .0" ,,f the "mtg"; "_ ' ed, ll etl tiiuetei-eii years, hits Intel) ahseonihid lroniIIi- home: and has without the aailimiiy or lrnitwsdts of the undr-,.

-signed, taken up goals in his startle at 'vgrioal_'btihpg in (:i.,,,|..u,,.

wn, grid has also uuluw all_iadi3prrs_od of cert ti goods and mores‘

IO ‘ front the f.irms ofthe undersigned. sit_siito.st the It on] iii", .,,,.

elsewhere. Thy is ll

wfvff. iii ciiuipri ell pi-rents ug....,i ‘mp, posnimis,‘iis the said

rdtljllll _zilt ‘Write has not and never lini_l any,

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’auilio'rity.ffoiii t'ie‘ umlvrsign for any, such purposes: and ,gt.,._

pgninstj trying" in acceptin any or-_de’rs, |fl'p<|f|Ili"“I he (IPQW. M.

.9 §omH.4.tio(,_tl . alteliiro it.-lndlt‘ . . . did L '. {r'..'.' ‘ .i.um.r.i. dry fsr . mu, mm; soil tam. thfm W0 "'l"W- tithe‘ «ms K";.“.".”_'|_l£.'°:.‘ °°°'" ‘H!’ "n"; ‘Fm ruin" '-‘“,"“a'““M~ ‘I.’ “ - {By Alan: 5..-Wrtiio. his.otuerssy.] "°"_" _, _ ‘ ' Charlottetown. Dec. 0. ms. . ii-. - ~ '1' I CvIA'PI'l lfibdiwti -’$9ooao‘ " at of uissltsil pols- _ ‘ V . H ,' ..,.,,r~ _ 3001:3535 I 54"’ I "°').d““ ‘£1’ ';hstlIH‘“:f°“fi..” ‘ I V such terms as is sahelleiit Ellis? nail‘ Imhdu ‘ fig.‘ uni.“ ‘aid 0 §AW''NIhsD.’ ' st’ 'ddpdrst'sly.' For rtioslsrs apply -0"" ,, ‘ ‘’‘'''‘"I'. ..‘,'‘'‘‘''''l‘.... l‘..... lg‘ ,., ., .,..; ioliiv intizia """"'°"°"" ° '.*l /.4 Dl8sblOiNov.I.lOll. lin. "" " '

"rind pmi-srs: 00

Nov. 23, itaz.

REMOVAL. M r s . S RA'I‘EFl«ll.I.Y iicknnwleilges the liberal patronage received from her fricitdit, and hugs to inform them, tliatslw ‘I'l reiimv- ed to that coiiimmlinus lloi.se, ttppititlle the New 'caii>i-'u.uu'r: lIAi.t., ivln-re slits trusts. by kei-ping on hand it supply of the best GlJ\‘Gl'.‘R BEER. Ll'.'Jl0JV' SYRI/I’, &s.. to merit it coiitiuunnco of their favors. Fniiiil es, ’urlii.-s, 6.'i:., lllpplliétl with niiy quantity. A few BOAlllll£IlS c.iii be accommodated. June I. 1852.

t Picnic respectable

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' Worcestershire Sauce. IT is an olil tine sziiitig that ‘Good nine iiiri-ds ‘rm bush,’ the same rt-~n:uk iipplies to the \Vttrt:t!itllil‘r-lllru Sauce. pr:-i-itrvil Ivy l.e:i illltl I'¢-iii-is. It is only iiizcrsrtiiry for its to iiuilie IIIIII one oli- iicrvalii-ii—tlnit, for llaiiittit niiil pi-tu.iiir._v, it Clttfflll till tIlIIt'l Sau- ces that are now before the public, and has only to he ta.<li~d to be iippreviaiii.-il. l'cirins‘ \\'orcr-steritliire Sauce is iitlaptt-d for every variety oftlish —lroui turtle to Iieef— ruiii flllllltln tn iitealrs,—to all of wliiclt it hate rt-at pleasure in I('t:l)]IillI('l|tIi _. this excellent Sauce to (I.-ipiaiiis iinil l’:nui-tug-_-rs for its capital flavour, and its the best nccornpiiiiiirient ofits ltiiiil for itii ro e , The truth ofthe familiar adage, ° Appetite IIllII(t!!l to best rt.'lIICC.' \\'ltI('ll might nr.-\'r.-r to have dtrippo-d from the lips nfs I“ri~ricliiiiiiii, in boldly di.4puteil_ hy Messrs. Lea and l'erriiis, ' ‘ tim-, for since their iiivetitinn the iidnge ‘II iitverli-d——tlte Sauce pri- sitiyt-ly l?l'l.'lI|'Illg the tiplp-t|'I't%f _'I"lpe ‘J. Olilcillllllllfe enutfli lipitrii ple- cu tar gout it its owit u no ni-ss. picquiincy. exco on or I- gi.-sfioii, and we sliunlil tiny tliiriviille-il for promoting the appetite, and II|lIlr~|rt'lI.$.II)l€ for the diiiin --rnoiii table. Sold at the llriig Store of .\l.'-\V. SICINNIIII. US! 25, W53.

ON NI‘.lI\‘tlI.':~‘i .\.VD tll‘.l\I'lllA'l'l\ I-I lllsl-IANICS.

New Flllllltll with Fortt live t olumril l~‘.ii_r_gi.\\ivi_. . :-n.l rlllilllllllllg THE i\v'l'.'ll LI’-III..\'(‘()l'l'.'R lfl) I’It'I‘.'l'I'.'.\'l'Il'l'.' l.()'l'l(I1V. Just I'tili|isliiil,Iiir (ill-l lliiitialititl. r-Iltt‘ SI lll scaled I5llVI.‘llllll‘, or .~ri.l pt).-I-|i.iitl. by ill. autlinr.

\ »\.\'lIlNlD:Ilu: Gaunt-s i.l'its.I’n-iiialtire |)t-oliitr-. with I’|:iiii 1 Dirt‘: lI4'II~ lot its pull ct lfhlufillllllls A Mciltcil Ha vii .v r l' nit-i_\ I-‘min l'.iii~i- and Curr of Niitriis Di liilily IIiipu'.i_~nri I.ti.is

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" ltlaniioon, by J. I.. t UR1'le—-\\u llglcu with the Aiithor,, lhnt so f:ir lruui wiirl.s rlflhis claim bi-iii; til-juclioitalilc in the htiiisls ul youth, or llllllt'lIIl.l€S llttillg nppo-« il, i:vo:r) f.ir~ilily should ln- giviii to Ili-.ir ctictilation; nii.l to stir-iigllitii l.lll’ i-pinion, iii: acid but It tor tn the fcftlll lIl.i'f(‘!9lllg t-vrtits at our \lilil ' -l--inn-s at tiurrlialtuii and ll-'uoltvit'h."—No Fib I. I851. '

" \\c litl no limit ‘limit in sayirg,'lliiit tlvt‘r(' is no mv ll her of so- ciety by «hum lll-‘ hoult will not lie lmiiitl uscliil-—ulii:xlirr sur-h piti- m.. It wit ll»: relation ol'ii panirit, pica-pior, or s cl:rgyinsn.—.t«'tai, Err:/iirig Paper. , _

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