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out hesitation, from lare baskets full of

other clothing'. What id the sense by which she performs go many operation!?, and which would seem to require the use of sight? Jtjfasonian.

llo-ji to acquire knowledge. Young men, would you he intelligent? Carry a hook about you always. Not a novel hut a work of' utility a work in which you may read of realities, not fiction. Would you ho wise? Open and read that hook when ever you have a moment of leisure.

I recollect to have read an anecdote of a shoemaker, who always kept a book open

before him, eo that he might not lose a

moment, but be preparing himself for future usefulness and the tesult was, that he became not only one of the most eminent, but one of the most u?efui men of his day. Why, my young friend, may you not by pursuing a similar course, al

so become eminent and u.eful to your country and your fellow-men ? Adopt the course ;md give it a fair trial, and if you

do not succeed to the extent of your ambition, I guarantee that you will not p the worse mechanic or citizen for the ex peirment.

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BREACH OF FROMISE. Lynda J. Moore vs. Jonathan M. Bosie This was an action of assumpsit on a promise of marriage, and the damages were laid at 3 000 dollurs. The partite were of respectable character and standing in society, the plaintiff being a school teacher, and the defendant a merchant. The promise was acknowledged by the defendant, it being abundantly proved by tli- assiduous attentions he had rendered to the plaintitf for about eighteen months and the letters he had addressed to her during that lime. And he had disabled

himself from fulfilling his promise, by marrying' another lady. The main ground of defence taken by the defendant's conn 6el was, that the darnands should be merely uominat: that such had been the conduct of the plaintitf receiving the addresses of other gentlemen, and such the improprieties of her conduct in other refpecti, during her intimacy with the defendant, as either fully to justify, or at len-t greatly palliate, his conduct in dissolving the engagement. Oo the other fide, much evidence was introduced to rebut the testimony rf the defendant in relation to the above points. The court,

in briefly summing up the evidence to the The Cat Jet out of the Peg. A Yankee jury, stated, among other thing, that , i 'rick An Illinois paper sa s : An "H me . when inJiviriuals were under a marriairei'ale Yankee passed through this vi'.lr.ge a

contract to each other, if cne of the par-!l!;1)' or two since, and ffuila night with u-.j1 ira 'i'11': J 1

ties were guilty of misconduct of a palpa j tie ui up iianctt.iiis a- scon as ne ai rive,!, ble and aggravated nature, It would in 1 1, e , announcing theatrical entei tainment a eye of the law, release the other from hirjf'rce in an act, -The Cat let cut of the obligation to fulfil the contract. Jhit j I'gv' &:. in the u.-ual manner of surh mere indiscretions of behaviour wcu'd j 'lungs When the time arrived the hou-e affect the amount of damages, not the , (S'ow,s Hall room) was crowded but norifht of action. They mivht, however, ! i)0(!y !Tp;uetl 0,1 lfie sl;,r?e for sme

be of surh a character and extent as to:!'"-e At !at a shiill whistle washe-ud

make it proper for the jury to give mere-! :x Jewsharp then a viilainou- thtee

ly nominal damage.. They returned verdict for plaintiff. Damages -00 do lurs.

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' tSMIL undersigned are now receiving a ver H Jaige and extensive ctock, consisting in oart, of

Uavannah and Drozt'ti Sugars, Champaign, Cogniac, livchtlle and American Brandus , Jium and Jamaica Spirits, Holland Gin, .Malaga, Tcneriff, Claret ey Champaign Hints, Gun Pozvdcr and Young Hyson Teas, Chocolate. S F. Indigo, Itpper, Pimento, Ttlacco. Snuff, Fi.Jt f dijftrent kinds, Tanner's, Sperm, and Flax Seed Oils, -Anil many other articles which 'Lakes our assortment complete. We would particularly request nil persons who want to Jay in a stock, to call and en

(juire, as we will at all times be very much pleased to show our Goods am) givo the prices; fur we think that all person emi'iinti" will f;:.J ', it to their interest to i uicha?.;.

in; Vinccntics, June 11,1

Jhist SScccivcd, 10)Y the Suhsrril'efi from Philadelj) phia, v;c. a new and very extensive asffiij ttnent of Consisting cf rcnEIGN A2TD DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,

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nery,

vuoenswarc, Fur, "Wool, and Palm

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Hats,

Bonnets, Boots and Shoes, Iron Cnstm.'r?, &c

'ith n!;no-t eerv other article neces-

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rate a-sm ttnent ,

the attention ofj

other

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a firing ed h. idle and finally, a plain drrs- , , ,, ,- , . , , ! , , ii i , . . Il acinrh Las-( lie, rliL'i ? :ms r i'-t-) hi- . ! e J. aw ii war d lor king chu p, entered with : . , , , , , .... 1 I., ' , ti ic lids and li.e public in geneial I h;ia very 'jennet ate sUm, having a bag! , , . , ' , .i i- i ., " ,. .-tunc, has un.ierg'Mio a thoK.nt-h rei-;ur-

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THE I.EXILEMAN S VABE MECtUM; OR, 1IIK Sl'ORTINC ANU I1R A M ATI C CO.MP.1MCN, INTERSPEKStl) WITH A INCLCDING Portraits of Celebrated Winning HORSES, Philosophical and Natural Phenomena,

yY'ii is "w six months since tins puhliciition

was comtiiei.tfd in I hilaitelptiia ;unl nl. tuough the p.nl)lishers have used no tMraneoUi means to iiiculale a knowledge of its merits, yetsutfi is the satisfaction mhnii'oted 1 y ihut portion of the Hit)lic who have hem made ncqusinted with its character and contents, that its lists of patrons continues onstantly ami rapidly to increase. This paper is now dt srihut.d regularly every week over a wide ortioii of the Union, and the most satisfhctoi v assurances that it will become one ol the most popular among the numerous excellent j eiiod:cals which issue lioin the American press. io exertions will be spared to establish it perma-

wan ting nent reputation more extensively, unci if ike

iioeiel sanction ol those lor whotu it is especially designed shall warrant, its future improvement both a3 repards typographical neatness and euibe.Jishn.ent will be materially adv aiiced. fjrThe dillVrrnt Pl.AVS and FARCES t hat will appear in the course of a year, of themselves, will he worth more than l"Ol R tniiei the amount of Ihe suli-criplioii . 'ihef'.liowie.gT s hst of those w i.ith have already app are J :

("harks th Kirt, Miss IS T i t f

l ?lie ,i liriu'and,

j The 1 1 tin' I. hack, T3 I 1 ,,e ih 1 'P ,-'tei' e:l i t s i!.:'.t HP laving, .".j'pont- 'o'lWsi ear's Karly Days,

to inform . and the h is and J, an Us

ui ii.

WIT OH WISODM

Which is the most valuable for a young

man to store his mind with the wit of;

a deistical and atheistical writer, or the wisdom of the Bible? the jests of Thos. Paine or tho Proverbs of Solomon? The earca?ms of Voltaire or the sermon of ChrUt on the mount? The brilliant sallies? of the earl of Shaftsbury or the serious and solid epistles of Paul? How

miserably do they delude themselves who

in rou n over tns snouiutis

rose all a tip-toe with expectation.

i lie audience . . . ,

, .injj. r roni Us locauoti ami r. it- " , , . . ,

as well as tetiroi si in it ion. it

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I . , . . i I,, i . ifiorilui'lt Llill.ui'-Ii.I.tii.TOiioil'iiT:! - P rr iKTUn n nr. ip i hi W in ni. ivi i '

i. I lliir.imli Mid r-oinlivniMif!i.ir

Will

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, I . Henri iaatre,

iV far-ion's Slorw, and uti' '"'eet

II. 1'. J. 6 Know is. .'. U. l i no I.e. I itiynrdd--. C. A .-Mimt r-et. T. .Morton.

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GILWAM. U-tf

and nearer Now ! he cried clapping hi

hands: Scat! and lo out sprung a furious

expedience in hi prolV ssmn.

'I'n-n f it till mall o r vi . , rr i r

t;ii II 1 ! I i o c c i r j i I i ! iu t'i I k Ii 'i I n n I

,j Kis known sire an J r;:Kitv f y'.o. 1 1 1 i ii ii it r i

bonets. Such a scene of confusion some aimed lor Ihe w iiuiows some for the. doors some scrcamed--some cursed and swoie and more laughed. At lenith they

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prefer the shallow and turbid stream ol "c "llDtu.-1 "ie cu, am was .nop-

Mho

infitctil tn tho k't'i liiif rlpar nnd rtppn :

.,,(r-' nf that eternal fountain w hose i and Gentlemen aid the manager,

hts cleanse the soul from all im- , and fit it for everlasting glory. t?ery young man make the Uible cket companion, if he would make f prosperous and happy to his coun- . this life, or acceptable to God in edto come. It is indeed a foundeep and clear fountain, while est of the infidel authors are nothcomparison with it, but foul and ffsi.rir.gs. IV. JVeckly Messenger.

farce is over; we thank von' He was in

terrupted by huzzas and hies. The whole room was in an uproar, many were angry but more were delighted at the fellow's impudence and some even went so far as to call for it again. The swearers were for tearing him to pieces, but the laughers w ere more numerous, and carried the da v

.' are the autumnal fruits, a? plums, SiC, more crude and indigestible icie of summer? iuse, in part, of the state of the jtion. Thus, at the commencement

L,. IL. WATSON

DRAPER AND TAILOR, RESITXTFILLY informs the Citi , zens of Vincenne and its vicinity, that having returned to this place with a view to permanently locate himself, he K n S r o r A n i -y cnrol Iwutncsa in I ! wi ! n 1 1 i

mer, the system is moio nerved . .

.o,l Uv lUo nimoanhprP n f iv . n t p r ,UJ u,u "S lUii-H dim neoeiu, iu oooi.

ring, and by the dryer food which l1" on Water Street C? -t . . ilhPrp n irm : nntrncliu fn hiir'ii ii will

"iiv.iv- uii Jl,kv.llVJl,v-,' j ijicv.uiv.

it v obliges U3 to take at those sea-

-o that the cooling f r u i 1 9 of summer "olesome for their opening the bow But it is not wonderful that a lance of watery and innutritious ke fruit should, towards autumn a debility in constitutions partly posed tn it, by the continual and ,g heat of the summer months. Knowledge for the People.

be promptly attended to, and executed with neatness and in the most fashionable style, as he will be regularly supplied with the latest fashions fioin the eastern cilie, and trusts that he will merit a liberal share of public patronage. lie also has on hand and intends keeping a Sl'LENDID ASSORTMENT of

JfafFis9

D9 "II ow much our destiny hangs JVhich til' It made vp to order on ac-

a few words; words how brief ysterious, yet how powerful their

ce! The instruments of our own) ihe directors of worlds, the arbi-:

commodatinz terms.

-ALSOSummer ready made clothing, such as

f fate and its controllers brief, CSIS, VaiUVXlOOUS, HOivA-

that stamp an impress on the y which time cannot efface. Oh, ds were but accurately weighed, uch misery might be spared how evil might be prevented." f-v ''Grief ioves to feed upon itnd surround itselt with multiplicaf its own image. Like a bee, it id sweets in the poisonous flower, . stle within its own creations, though pierce the heatt that cherishes

e "Love is like a tree, it shoots

If, it strikes its roots deeply into or mle being, and frequently continues iu i c green over a heart in ruins; and there is this unaccountable circumstance

nbouls, Svts, Colars unt Vjosmws, And many other things which the curi

ous can see, by calling at the above nien-!,,a1

tioned shop. Viuccntics, June 27, 1C35 J-tf

UP it? n-- svr?) jr, n TT A c "" '"" T .'" rj r ?

Up also il itter- him-elf, tint lioni hi- lorio

s well a-

uii c ol outilic

patronage. In connexion with the hr-ose, aspneiouwagon yard i- attached tor the benefit (.1 movers and teamsters. His stable is h.ie and commodir-n, and well provided w ith all kinds ol pro, einler, and a caieful ostler, who is always in attendance. iS. 1!. His Mir is supplied with the most choice Lirjuors. Ymceones August 22d 183.5 12-tf. V.' H 3. y . jj j vi -i-. .'1: J "t m GOGDSriLL &. LY01, Fvansville, R K A C now on hand a general assort j

Jj Ji meni 01 u roctM ie4, itliicn mty arc

li-po.-ed lo st II upon very liheial terms 1

Grocers and Merchants, w anting Goods. I

are respectfully icq'ierlcd to call and ex

amine their tock, irices, &:c. Among the goods on hand or sooo expected, are JO Chests Tea, 1U0 bag- (.'. ilee, 10 llhos Sugar. 20 PbU loaf and lump do. t Cask? li.ee, lo Hags 1'ejiper and Spice, 20 Ke,'s Ground Ginger, 1 Ceroeii? Indigo, 100 Mats Cassia, 2j Lbs. Nutmegs, 200 do. Cloves. 1 Casks Madder, 25 Jais Mackaba St.uff, 2 Ca-ks Saleratus, 15 Poxes Cod Fi-sh, 20 Phis Mackerel, 25 Phis. IVew Orleans P'.im, 20 Pipes, half Pij and P.b'.s. Sig nttte, Champaign and Common Prandy, ; 4 Pipes Holland Gin, 10 Phis. American do. j 30 Phis. .Malaga Wine, j

12 " Madeu a Teneria Wme, J Casks Port Wine, 4 Claret do. 25 Poxes Chuet, Muscat and Cham

n Wine.

22 liases 'Iumblets, Decanters and :

Pottles, ) 100 4i Window GI-., ! luO Dry.. Men's una V vs.-.ea's I!;;ls and Shoes. 1

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I' itt-i.t M ir:;yc, 3 a in 1 ' 1 1a

1 II

Sf- n I'Jate l F'rir.kiwi and '.rates

e: v '1 cl 1',, ! to. i d) : f Mi !i;!:t- Molts, .1

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hi'i'nr of UethriHHirfcn, J. S. K'nowh..

j 1 .ushaiaN and iv s, I Man of Ten Thousand, I The I. adies' Man, I Til Tell Von hat, i I he (iolj.jti farmer, Speculation, ( ( )ly mpic Devil-, j rnirh-hman in India, I toikeipe'a i festival, j'i he Ka-t h.dian, I My Fiind the tiovcrnor, I 'lCtl!l ilil-,

I he Ointiihus,

Thoiea II. Irr it. Viiiiaiu P Iii lion, Mi-. Inch!..- I i. Itul.jainin Wei.-tcr. Y. Al Iteyro.'d,-. J'Ihik lie- kN: I anco.

W. T. MoncrictT. M. G. Lewis. J. K. Man. he. It. M. Mdner,

Ail ol ,-.

h will he sold at Cincinnati pr-'-"'.1"' C1,li'1 of -Nalure Mr?- Inchhah!,

ding iieiht and a very ;in;.li commis

-ion.

UTUCH & HKBKRI). V'incenns Jnrip. II, kJ. -J-tt".

It li I'eake. V. Llarrvmort'.

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l 11 F - ' - Jl-:. "t-Sm:-LJ Vv vw AWfv kw' 3( "JT1 'ST n-t i'ivi d and tor sale, if-,, halt hound Hlai.k !5ook, ii J 'J lieatns Wrapping Taper, l- Writin- " I'.-t and Cap Id li f CI I - liLBfl.f). Vinecniies, June I 2-ti.

p,iri.'j?lll SjchonI Iih lieen successfully cotijt ducted more than f.vo years. It is open for pupils uf either st s, or any age. Moarding he furn'ohed. or places procured in trood Inruilies on reasonahio terms for those ivlni wij it. The principle on w h ic h the institution is founded pievent- haiin.' moro than ahout twenty pa: ; ii to a teac h'-r I'oi i! - an- ta-i-ht what will lit tin in for practical life in tt.e n-e of knouled-c.

TT.

he Rencontre.

I he Duel, 'I he Si-ttrs,

Vidocq, tlernani, Jijim-s Kennv. Oj- I he MSS. copy of the VA AMBASSADOR, the favorite and highly interesting Drama in w hich TY RON K I'OVVKR succes'fullv amused the public, as irdR PATRICK OT'LESIF'O, ha heen ol.trtined t.y the publishers, and will be puMihsed forthwith. ftT-The SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (at Injun; and a!i oad) occupies a consjderahlr portion vf our columns, Liid is collected from the most authentic sources. Ainoinr the Portraits of celebrated Winnii g Horses which have been given, are The American Trotting Horse EDWIN POR-

IRLST.

The Improved Racing Horse, MESSENGER. The favorite Racing Mare, AERIEL, and her fo a r., by ECLIPSE. Bond's celebrated Trotting Horse, NORFOLK PHENOMENON. The well-known English Race Horse, TOIGH3 TONE. A correct PICTURE OF A RACE COURSE occupying the width of seven columns-

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QT-Amont: a variety of other Embellishments of interests which have been published are the following : A complete treatise on RIDING, with FOURTEKN ILLUSTRATIONS, for the improvement of Ladies in that moat healthy of ad ex-

MADI". KNOWN TO APPLICANTS. erases. I f-.. r .1 inTnM itiav i-nr-pc

t or (lie in lorriri t ion ot those a I ro.-.d. we re" I.,, ... . ... ... .,.

in hk, our )irt y.i.fri Hint-in is not mclu ! 0 1:1 ou" . . . j cour-e of school instruction: m-r i Jublc truth '

excluded from an annropriato olace

Mr. M.-s. ( I.O-BV,

'inc( nin7 0

rs.

. April f , iK'

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lit

HIP 'JMdei?ij;ned have jn-it letceivcd 30 Tons Iron nssoi ted 2 " Plough Monlo'3 lOO Ktga nails, as-oited 50 " White Lead

SO half Boxen 0 by 10 Glass

10 by 12 12 hv 1!J

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uoi-iswate

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100 ivfi;? assorted

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Jf ashingfon, Daviess County, hitliana.

20 ' ' COtiO Lbs. Man

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do ;i. i ole i 0 wccr

j il "v i; . I it a vciy s : .:i son v. ih'r-g ! ') Hi c :!;.'!! t-i i-.id ar.'l 1 : ! , f (; ! -0 I VO? it. it 11: V

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(Vr-The subjects which are particularly on.

(braced in the VADE MIXUM will U mure

distinctly understood from the foilun i ' suiu-

1 mary of ihrin :

'The Turf and all matters connected therewith. On the Structure and Character of the H or;. On the improvement of Horned Cuttle. Rules for Novices in Shooting. Methods tor Feeding and Training: Dris, Biographies of celected Horses, with their Portraits Hunting:, Fidon?, Eowlintr, Szc, Approved Games, trom Uol and others, rilicisins on Plays and Actors. Ti e most popular Sonc, sl Id music, The Art of Legerdemain Illustrated. A variety of Receipts adapted to Domestic I'.-' iiomy. An Epitome of Important pnsinr events. (eiitlfineii's quarterly Review of the Fash-

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their

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st lo : tiic

ESPECTFULLY informs his fin-nds and i the public j-euerallv, that he has remaved

oiie squaro above, to the stand formerly occu-j in- !ii,,mo1,i ..a,.M-n !. . ;...- a !.-..

I.-. ...I I ,a . ir.i Up I pil nnuui ' . ' 1

aiienuiog 11, mai mc iniinn-i in.n pcirTii...,. a j1()llS(. ()(

the moie teuacious it is. INever u it

stronger than when it is most unreasonable ."

THE FIVE SENSES. Perhaps hearing, sening, smelling, tasting, and feeling, are not all our senses. A blind, deaf, and dumb girl, of the name of Julia Bruce, is in the Hartford Asylum

the only blind, deaf, and dumb perion known to un to be in the world, except one other single instance. Julia nev

er makes a false step upon a flight of

stairs or entera a wrong door, or mistakes bar seat at the table within the house she inhabits. She can copy raised letters ac turately. She is instructed in needlework, and takes great delight in it. Her eimple wardrobe i systematically arranged. If an article isdisplaced by ano

ther person, she preceives it, ami restores

J ieos Li ;ha 1 ge. 12 Loxe- dome Yellow 100 Lbs Camphor, 30,000 Spanish Cigars, 300 Larnds Salt.

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(7-Thc Vade Mecum is printed on large 1 .-rial paper, of Peautiful white texture, nml I ublihed every Saturday, at Three Hollars : annum, in advii.ee. Onh-rs Iroin abroad -lace paid will be promptly attended to, and i paper ear fallj s packed to pineal it froiu o! i; jf by mail.

exec

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lo-t other Goods usually kept

v,.,.v vv, i;lt ;l Ulorf , St:)ie AIj ot winch, we! or tho reception and accoiimiodatioii ot travel . ,1 ,., . . m . ,1 ., ., , , , , , ,, , tl ttter ourpfcivts. wc can sell us lo.v iia.r ler.-, and ail OLi.ers, w ho may be r loa.-i d to tavor ., 1

in 111 with their custom . His table w u he s up-, ,jim" a 6U')1 itTua "'y ou.ei uuwe 10 plied with the best the market alJords, ai:d the country. .-.1.-1,1 I...... 1 x . Ml. . - I - - - mrr m t T f T

Picuat-s iiiiiiMii 10 0.-0 eer posMiuo exeiion; s- (g , ' , '.-; c. 5 in exchanac for "ocas

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f ,T,V7UI !-!) hiiorm hi itiend in YJ- Lio'a.is, P.ke, Knox, Da-

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a rtiu

(untie:

thiill

to sive general satisfaction, und solicits i;ublic

patronage. His house is more capacious, comfortable and convenient, than his former stand. The bar

1 shall always be abundantlv tilled with every

- i mJ variety of the most choice Lhpiors. The Stables attached to this establishment are large and convenient, and will always be well stored with provender. A good, steady and honest hostler is engaged, who is thoroughly acquainted w ith his business. N. P. Boarders by tho year, or otherwise,

will be thankfully received, and accommodated on moderate terms . Washington, Daviess county, Indiana. March 3, 1UJ4-41 tf

2D3,

it. She selects her own garments witu-j always rou sale at tuis office.

10,000 Lbs. Live (iees Feathers, 5.000 " Lees wax, 1 linn ' I loo' llristles.

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For which the i.ia-hest maiket niice will - '-v-Jii 5 L.i- o

be given . Evangville, Sept. 1C.35. 15

BLANK D

REMOVAL. PfSIIE Store of TIIOKN ccc T11ACY Jr has been removed to the Stuelioom formeily occupied h Christian Gia? ler, on Maiket street, where their friend? and former customers aru pai Ocularly icferi ed . Viuceuues, Julv C, 1G35.

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i )Joa ns a 1 1 rgo

i C-'llie AIODKItN ACTI.(J HIIA.MA-a ia.ne of about p:if s coi.tainn Ihu ; 1 L-iYS. T'AilCi:.-, iVo. hi el, U , . ar iii the Vade Mecum, neatly piinted, and la.ond in j eia.-tic cover-, for t ra n-portn t ion is pu: d bed ; eveiy six mi lis. K bl ohimes v. id con t.tute a M-!t, or one year's .--ir-scri j.tioii, (!..: 1 . 1 ;.a for which is three doilars, payable in inlvtii.-e.

iWub-ntais the ade .;n 0111 aie rnfi.

ie result's in . as .ii'trtou : rindi.t. 1 1...1. ......... .1 1

tucii 111 11 iitiii.iuuii 01 tuie-ian 11. 01 1. 1 r lor opes to merit a conlmuanec oij,uur.ls Lc lhankfuily ic . ived, a,al the

as hitherto hi 111 so h b- work forwarded to anv direclion. v ii.i l.,in-

a ! 11 dollor note postage pai-l. ttd':' Piemium coiisistinu' of two volumes 5dU paces each, f the NovtlUt's Magazine containing eif ht ibtTi rent Novels, by theinos poiMilar i.uthors u iil be prca -nttd to the A'e:,t who shall procure four names to the Moduli Acting Drama or the Gentlemen's Vade AI--cuin, and remit the amount of one year's tub sciiption to each. Gentlemen wishing to subscribe to either rT the above woi ks ill address CHARLES ALKXNDF.ll, No. 3 Athenian Buildings, FitLi !in Place, Philadl hia. July HJth, 1830 9-bt

t i.a t pair, na ii'-, hit

era 11 v lie-!o-, .l upon l iai. ' I'.-hniirtoi!. Jaiv, lh:j,3-9-(f

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,Za

ciiot-r is now ri f-ei y jt, - from i.-.v

Stoeli of Groc-iios a:id Id

rjuors, which he Mid sell at Wholesale or lie tai;, at rtduced puces. II. 1). WHEELER. Viricermes, July -9,

U "5 I Received trom .ew OrIean a ireneri:

i--ortuieiit of (iroceris Also a lot oi

?toi'(- cc i'otti r's die lor sale by THOtuN Si TRACY lucciiuco June 1I,11,Jj.

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