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ASgIGNE:'S NOTICE.

VXNHE subscriber, having received an assign
Il ment Of all the property Of Jacob c.
Gould of Providence, h~ousowright, in trust for
his creditors, gives notice to all concerned,
that he will receive their respective demands,
if oIercd within six months from this date and
pay to them their respective dividends All
who refuse to comply with this request, are
informed that they will bo denied any partici-
patton in said assignment.
CHARLES POTTER, I'd Assignee,
Dec 3y
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NOTICE.

2 WHOSE gentlemen who subscribed 10 at
IL tend a Ball TO be- holden at Franklin
Hall, are informed, that it will take place on
wednesday Evening the 18th inst. A punct-
ual and general attendance is requested. Car
riages will DO in readiness to wait upon the
ladies', ut 6 O'Clock, p NJ. Dancing 10 CON
mence at 7 O'Clock. by order Of the mama
gers ".-- Dec 3
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DIR. CHAMBERS CURE FOR INTEM-


DIR. CHAMBERS CURE FOR INTEM-
PERhNtE.
fEyHE subscriber, on the deccase Of tho laio
j DR.. William Chambers, took into his
possession The personal estate Of the d licensed,
and found prepared a large quantiy of DR..
Chambers Remedy for incompetence.
He hereby informs the public, that he has
disposed Of oil the medicipc so found, to Dr.
james ii. Hart, aud Mr.. andrew M. Tanning,
of this cdy.
la making this disposition, the subscriber
has been actuated by a dee regard 10 the IntcI-
esis Of the heirs of the iptcsiutc, as we'll us
frorn n wish TO give The most extensive Use 10
the virtues Of the discover, whatever they may
be; and lie crn father add, with confidence,
tina, ,ae gentlemen who will hereafter be tho
voaders of the Remedy for intenrerancc, as
prepared by the inventor, have been .nts,nicly
connected with DR.. Chambers in his life time,
have been. his agents in compromising II q ned
icine, and arc acquainted with its composition,
SILVANUS MILLER,
Public Administrato. &c
o. The medicine will hereafter be prepared
and sold by the subscribers; wko alone are IN
possession Of the original recipe of rhe inver-
tor, at tho Office of the late DIR. c IN the Lasc-
ment story Of Rutgers Medical College, in
Duane street, least side of roadway, aId a; the
medical store Of DR.. II lrt, corner of.Brnadway
anu dIiDt ottCCF tutGE NOOID oli
ington Hall, New York.
The astonishing success Which this remedy
has obtained in restoring habi;ual. inebriatcs to-
sobricty, has establ shed It's virtues beyond all
contradiction. and srpctsedcs tic necessity Of
any further
The remedy is as innocent as it is eficctunl;
40 much so, that it is often given 20 children in
fcbr;le complaints, and frequently uscd as a
family medicine for Dyspepsia, &c. All that
is required, to ensure It's specific effect, is to
abide strictly by the dire ctions. II il put up
in packages sufficient for one individual ere,
and accompanied with ample directions for It's
use, signed in the handwriting Of the subscri-
hers, without which none arc genuine. We arc
induced to adopt this measure, as in conse-
quence of the great celebrity which DR.. Cham-
bcrs' medicine has obtained, there have been,
and doubtless will be, many spurious imita-
lions. On enclosing to us the usual price, as,
postage paid, tho medicine can be sent by
mail. To those who are unable to pay, ON
personal application Of tie individual at our
Oil 20, the medicine will DC administered graz
t.s. JAMES ii. HART, n. ID.
A. M. TANNING,
Successors Vi Wilham Chambers.
A supply Of The above celebrated Medicine
il received and for sale by SMITH x FAR
NENTER, Cadet Oiiirc, and G S. CARTEE,
Wh!;nans' block. Warranted genuine.
August 20.
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W.aSHLNuTO.N LODGE LOTTERY Y,

WASHLN;G TOW LODGE LOTTERY,
~LASS No. II. PAINE & BURGESS,
~ Agents for the Managers. To be drawn
in Providence, Saturday, Jan. 5th.
Scheme. Il prize of $4,000; ! Of 1000; I of
1895; I of 1000; l Of 500; l Of 700; l of 600;
l Of 5 o; I Of 400; l of 800; 10 of TO-; 80 Of
so; 80 Of 25; 80 of 20; IS of Is; 70 Of 10;
3I2 of 8; 44l6 Of 1.
As numbers - 6 drawn ballots. 505l prizes,
amounting to $42, $40.
Packages Of Is Tickets, embracing oil the
combination numbers, warranted 10 draw at
least SEA, may be had for $50; and halves and
quarters in proportion.
Whole Tickets 4 dollars, and quarters ], for
sale at
PAINE s. BURGESS.
Dee 8 Truly Lucky Ofcc.
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LADIES' FUR TRIMMINGS.

LADIES' FUR TRIMMINGS.
VTviIIS morning received and now opening,
Il at the Now York aud Providence Fash
onlble Hat Store, p, Market street, a large
inssortmcnt of Fur T%rimmings, a part OF which
is tho Siberian Grey,a most elegant article. Al
50, plated and im,tat on Ermino, &c.
Nov % : 81 WIN. l.. ALDRICH
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HARVEY LARK,

NO 90, Wes,m,rsie or street, FIRST Store east
IN 81 the Unvers,tist t'harci, info ms TIC
inhabit,Lis of proyid-nco and It's vicinity, that
he has taken the above Store, wteie l., is this
day opening 4 general assor; mont of Encisa
Goods and Shoes, which Will be sold al the
most reduced prices for cash.
n. d A general assortment OF Brood cloths.
C,ssimcres, S%attinets, Sc. Nuv ,
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VESSELS
29th ut lat 80. long IS 10, schr Justice, from Sa.
vannah, for this port.
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
WARREN, Dec. z.
Sailed this morning, brig Miles, Wheaton, New
Orleans.
Bristol, Dec. 7.
Sailed, schooner Caliban, Bowen, for Havana.
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FUR AND HAIR SEAL GAPS. AND FUR
TRIMMINGS.
lust received, and fol sale at the Hat store
o. Of the subscriber. a new supply OF Fur
and HAM SEAL CAPS, and Ladies FUR
TRIMMINGS. ASA FAIRBANKS.
Dec G ,yo. %, Uc'tainster-stree'>
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aSEGcasSSA STEPHEN F.. MILLS & Co.
e (late Prince & Mi!ls,) have tor
eE8&S1$ sale at their old American Nursery.
- Flushing Landing. nctr New-fork.
a large assortment of the NOT approved
American and European SORTS Of Arpic, Pear,
Peach, Plum, Apricot, Nectrian, Cherry, AL
mond, and Ounce Trees, &c. Tho selections
of the varieties and additions are of the mos,
valuable sorts that can be procured, With u
general assortment Of forest Trees and Flow
ering Shrubs &c; Peach Ifccs-a large
assortment Of Peach Trees, of vigorous
~growths, and perfectly healthy.
The Fruit Trees offered for sale, ara either
grated or inoculated, and are prop gated i:om
such Exotic or American varieties Ne have be-
come most celebrated. The prices of the
above Trees have also boen reduced. Orders
left or sent at No. IS, Westminster street,
Providence, r. |. (where catalogues may BIO
had) will be particularly attended TO.
HENIY q. CARPENTER, Agent.
October II It
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One Dollar for a Whole Ticket.
GRAND STATE LOTTERY. -
TUNO be drawn on 22d inst. Tickets only 81
IL for wholcs, halves so cents.
Highest Prize,
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS.
And other prizes of $1,000, So, &c. &.
o. Persons wishing a chance or chances at
the prizes in the above Lottery, are invited to
call soon as tickets are likely to be scarce
10 be had at present Of
EVANS & co.
Dec 8. 33, Market st.
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Sailed on Wednesday. brig Marcia, Mlvbury,
Havana; scnrs Jane, Cornell. Charleston; Wasting
toms Barge, Bosworth, Savannah; Beiscy f. Eliza
Baxter, Boston.
Yesterday. brig George Washington. Hsrradon,
baltimore; slp"p Herald, Brown, New York.
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500, DOLLARS for So.
N AINE State Lottery. second class, for
lvl The encouragement Of Steam Naviga-
tonic he drawn in Portland, Tuesday.
Dec 10.
Seheme.-l prize Of $4,000; l of Is 0; I Of
l Of 1909; l Of 600; I of 500; I Of 800; l Of
27s; Is of 100; 80 Of Is; ~ Of 10; 432 Of
6; $3.50 offs.
Whole Tickets 3 dollars, and shares in pro-
portion, for sale at
BAKER f. SPENCER'S,
Canal Lottery Office, No. 8 LIZ, Canal-st.
December 8.
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LOOKING GLASSES.
CHARLES F. LEGGETT.

NJ. %, North Main Stree.
N0NTINUES to manui',ciurc Glasses IT
~ a.! descriptions and size, . ihe roost
fashionable style and superior Workmanship.
which arc offered al Wholesale aud rctlil, az
such PRICES ~ TO render - an object 10 pur-
ehasers, to buy at the Manufat g cry.
Al! kinds OF Framing and t~paitinr dors
with neatness and disp,tch Comrir, Mcr-
chants supplied Oh, liberal terms and long crod-
IL.
Gold Leaf for sale ~ above. n mo- ~
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
- ECOND Class. To be drawn IN Washing
- ton City, on W, dnesday Dec. i2.
Scheme prize Of $4,000; I of 1000; l
of 1900; I of 1925; s of 1000; 8 o f60o; 10 OF
800; 20 of 100; 4 Of 100; 81 ofs); 81 Of 70;
81 Of so; 81 Of 80; 81 Of 40; 102 Of 30; -loS
Of 20; 1926 Of 10; 1l475 Of 8.
so Number Lottery 8 drawn ballots.
Whole Tickets s dollars, shares in proper
ton, for sale at
CLARK'S'
r. I. State Lottery and Exchange Office,
No 4, Union Buildings, up stairs.
Dec 8.
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PORT OF PROVIDENCE.
ARRIVED,
Dec. 8.


WEDNESDAY, Dec. 8.
Schooner Thomas, -, from Salem.
SlooP Henry, Dimon, from Albany with grain, &c.
THURSDAY. Dec 6.
Brig r edmond, Rice, from New Orleans, i4th
Nov. with cotton, to Crawford Allen, and Cooke x
Brown. Let, about $50 sail square rugged vessels.
Markets dull; and no freiahts. Spoke in The river,
bound up, ships Alabama, Is d. fm Portland; Frank
lin, BOSTON; Lewis. Portsmouth, N Ill; briggs Bala-
,nonj, - ds fin Boston; Iarlmg, Of do; Joseph. Of
I~Iailowsll; Belvidera, fin Thomaston. p DIS; Bedi-
vana; James, Portsmouth, ID d.. Sailed in CO. with
brig Como, Of Boston, for IIavre. 22d. spoke. brig
Jones, l9 d. I'm Salem, for H,vana. The Richmond
mas experienced very severe weather On the passage.
Brig Ann Cady, 9 days from Havana, with sugar,
rnolasse.. &c. to David Cady Left, brig Orono,
Dennis, fthis port, loading for New Orleans.
SiooP Factor, folser, from Nantucket, with oil
and candles.
Schooner Eioisa, Anderson. 20 days from Norfolk,
with corn, to A. nj. vinton.
Sloop Saybrook, Brown, from Somerset.
Sloop Spartan, Presley, from Taunton.
Sloop Eliza, Burrows, from Free'own.
Slcop Friendship, Read, from Freetowd.
Sloop Fair Haven, Evans. from Freetown.
Slonp Fame, Walden. from Newport.
Sioop Reformation, Pratt, from Newport.
Sloop Areanaut, Borden, Troy.
Returned, Ship IIazarl, Chace, which sailed from
this mort, for Savannah. 18th ut lai 30, long IS 40,
experienced 4 cry severe gale, RON 5 = Z which
I shifted same of the ballast, and caused her to leak
very badly; lost some Of her sails, rigging and spars.
, Friday. Dec. 7.
Sloop EmcInc, Miller, from Bristol
aioop George and Mary, Valdez. from Newcrt.
Sloop Sarah, Ineraham, from Warren,
BELOW-A schooner.
CLEARED.
Slip Mary Amy, Matin, Sayannah-by Rich.
mond Bullock.
Brig George Washington, Haradon, Bat,more-
by Daniel Arnold.
Brig WIN Wallace, Brown, Boston.
U. l.. sloop Empress, Thsyrr, New York.
u. l.. s.oop fIev,l'. prowa, New York.
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$4,000 HIGHEST PRIZE.
I'D I. FOURTH Baptist Society Lottery
H. I'D class-54 number combination, s
drawn ballots. To be drawn in Providence,
January 8.
seheme.-l prize Of $40 900; I Of 25Oc; l
Of lll2; 5 Of 1000, 10 Of 500; 10 of 200; rs
of lOr; 46 of 90 Of 2; 1850 of 8; $3.50
Of 4.-9624 prizes; 1880 blanks; 2l,sO4
Tickets at S3,-$7i,1I2.
j. d. WOOD, and
YATES & M'INTIRE, Managers.
Tickets and parts in a great variety OF num-
bers for sale by J. Il. WOOD. For fifty, and
over, scheme price So; retail 81 shares in
proportion. December 8.
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RhOde-IsIand and .Neu- York Steam Boat
Line.
ASS For tho remainder of
&h the season, the WASH
WSmdA&&a1 INGroN or CONNECT
S2SSS422A1 CUT, will leave rrovi-
dence for New-York every WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY, AT IL O'Clock, M.--Commencing
on "Wednesday Dec 5. Dec
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$1,000 for So. .
MAINE STATE LOTTERY,
- Navigation. to BIO drawn in Portland.
Tuesday, Dec. Is.
Seheme.--l prize Of 5000; I Of 1890; ! of
1000; I Of 600; l of o; Of So; I Of 278;
10 of LOG; SO Of 20; ~ Of 10; 432 Of 6; $3.50
Of q. .
Tickets So, and shares in proportion. To be
had IN every variety at
CLARK'S
Rhode Island State Lottery and Exchange Of
fee, No. 4, onion Buildings,
Bank Bills examined and all lottery infoma-
ton given GRATIs. p.
Dec 8
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-31
DR. RUSHS
Hnt- DySpePfic or Sour Stomach Pills
An nvouahie remedy Tor Indigestion in ITS u,cst compile,

Tnt'- Dyspepfic or Sour Stomach Pills
An Ivoiuaoie remedy Tor inJgeou ucst complicated
forms.
e. me VarD Of diseases (which III humnn yste, il
- SUBJECT lew are u'ie -,1nborn, more dste,ing r
atIueiiVe = the rUnstituu"n than Indigestion RI or
stomach rms disease PreVai 10 great extent and bas
generally bsled hesk of the faculyn that ren.dv .s. If
admni alton situiy desideraum nevery place IN, tb
q" TINS statement Is confirmed ly the experience Of f.snd
VINO have suffered under Il, who ALTERNATING used many rem
edies TO pupoe' obliged 10 have rerour.
paa've as they may chance find conducive TO he
Comfort by Indigestion - meant loss Of appetite and great
"esAness s'eu.ify Of the lungs, yasn. of the ,bo
system Heartburn or an uneasy hest about be
P Of the stouachi which Is sometimes attended with ns,e
or sickness Of the s mach and vomiting lechnr 80 Of v,,s
whch generally sour, Paenes of the coutensnc Co.tve
nes LanguOf bddnes "wness Of spirits disturbed Sl En-
Ps?'aton Of the heart, Fistiency, &c. 'f
Thee syupCms JiIsfeut persons some ex,er;,r,
ng more ol thein aud SOME less each in order aud d.
Of ms own particular These Pills act as a powerful 6r
neufaze the Afd upon the stomach, give strength To- tbp do
Initiated organs 81 digesliuu the
sea AZ tn stomach and ultimately recover the bcanh ~ an,
patient they do nSt contain mercury in any Cm por ia,
ihey sioken te stomach puIeltive medicine d. I
perform the oihce II sJs md mild pu,gttive and sr r
calculated for family use F''N'.a'9
The inventor Of these Pi one Of The uof eminent
Pdcitonets ct medicine a. The United State. aud
sueetsuiy 10 his practice Tor year. Thev arc NOT m m
is nostum 70 deude the oredulous are ~,
ih' hls"i uuh ard experience In order that bey ma,
tec"me extensiy~y nsciu and Within reach II a tbe
ohfren ~ ibe low Fticc of 30 cents per box h., nv
jay ~ Civ JAMES grETTuCE
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Wis properly, situated the south aneh Of Panunk,
river, IN Tue county oi Hanover, miles sbov.
Richmond - offered or sale. The eon.in hule NOR.
Una" hf-e hundred acres delightfully."- having aeves
ains 4 cam running hrou each fell, bounded l.,
D9d ctesk r whole length. Several adjoining tracts INA,
nhed Al tau prices; what renders ,s property a,-
cuiaFy desuabe Grst aud Mill upon The river
never ia"s stt"m) capable at all tines OF operating
machinery to any extent that be requn ID having
dam whose stability has been tested by twenty YEAR ami
~ HTit m niy temporary, aud one rair vi
stone wch yield annually three huud barrels OF corn
the Saw Aiiii new, the most improved
to cut 20 rect long, aud may he readily extended Timber
IN " denSnh aud sells at fair prices This mill 1906
work three pair Of stone, throughout dry .ea.op yh.
all the malls OF the adjacent Country water small
part tile purchase money will he required hand ani
hb.fa credit given for the balance. The chaser may have
me option {" taking the crop hand, IS per fan
Niiuaii"h OF VIII hhsh the usual
meshhon hood terms Apply;O SAMUEL Parkhl myself On
tue premises ]. 7 SWAMI
March
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toui iHie y 'te .nfyey $50 acres. Of which $50 ara
' n wooi end I'D creek low yrouuds, reil drrl an gbi b.
Ihc houses IRE ufotut for small fmiy with psrelfe,t
goo eco house Ice house, SC with apple and nessb Or
chi pug variety ~ other nudes aud apes selected with
care TO wh'H Zoo addition oi bc laIe Chs rtli. This ss
non Wort" le attention Of sny person desiron Of small
'euitneni beng Ycy hc'by,w- psacrei in tn s-esti
neglooihoo and mies above Prince Edward coadb,p
and h"m H4npden sydney coll go. Terms One.f0b in
h'na sud h balance ou equal annual insiuieufs
irt inyittd csiL Ww prpE ~ -.
Prince Edward Hsv o. tf-0r
n 49, lfthe above 3, nct ,5i before IRE third wonly en-
Vci,ne will Then he olefed 70 public ME at Pn-e FJ
"'SI ~. ~, 'n'i'e on thai d'y 30 - oci9cF. W b.
June ~ IT, f1nd.s
a lOuNt MAN VIM nss Taught School frr se.er17 v--
"A past, w'be' CO. sU emTij mcnt fo tbe ensuing wear
some neltny rafi ihn state BE fer smos ie.t,r
na' Of Doc ahis Co. teach ths Grctk LaGnsnd Enrh In
snase'' immfn'aliy, Arfbmstc, 0e1gaphy A5fron3ny
Mqinenmfirs.er ~ ''
,Leoe sdafs'd A. 8 Newark Pot oaoe Loui,, COUNTY
We VII BE promptly attended i,.
3rj ~ - is0t-
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NE foplsr rest Home Tract, ~ that part Of Gs
etta's auschei o. the Mansion House, c,nisinne W., re-
u,.sy one hog,and nd seventy four aes' add br,
quirs ' ms isnd never before offered IN the pub ,bo
30 icrcs are already cleared the rest IN wood, besv3
ftJ and we sc1itr rs tobacco and of the first a,ljy
ihc rfatcd ani with The execution II about so seres 2 iii 80
good best capable under jude proaei
com we thsued portion might be soon reeiaine8 T
''''ut one miie from The turnpike and rigbf ffs-,
~ 81 - wen watered, being Interested b .ny Lrs
~ heading within Nc limits aud therefore u ,o 81 ;s, -
We gov" 'hvamE not tess iiaH 30 acres of branch ana 49,
om a"n' Ws adaPted 10 the culture Of Timothy and ofis,
ts anu 10 me pdtpo5e u standing tobacco *: sb,, 80
,. ~ w tI'neh fnd % 'hi IN wood On the pi-nfsfor
mproYeinentthere D. large framed wheat b,rn
WI 500 hfe'iins machins- The mansion house 4, ros
''hVthtn nfndHnne, End situated IN eninenee
E sy ne Whole Of he aTebic land Of the fsrm Intend
Jug u 'emoye 10 another safe, the above ,roperv l. r
low, Tor each credit, snd feel no Mediation z, n
t 70 tobacco planter fe" estates more ds,r,b.
Bedford- Taly24 "A-'Ois 81 Lf ~
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.4pp0mdtfOr hiurr land EDJ. Saie.

I'VE lber wall sell small Farm the end
4 OF Pruee Edward, miles from Fainviiie, quarter
aeoNn containing 2O1 arron Of this hand good
ri'er bottom, with sutciency Of timber 10 keep up
nm the su well adapted 10 the cultivation of com
"hest aud tobacco thi, land well wecrei with alt
saiy improvements, which will sell this lam
Naely at fair ket price oi PIE youy dp see
~ the above named land wil, the sat vi August be-
'oid at public auron IN Jamestown. Terms Of b,
accommodating and nad, known ga the day ofsale.
July = lb-Wih' EDMUND HOOKER.
SNIiE ncA; Session OF the School LLANGULLi.N AL
4 commence ON the Sd OF August. Several youpg genie,
men have, durus the i,si Session n, study
hctt, leaving Vaeano,s who'll dr,u9us filling y III
ensuing commencement JNO LEWIS.
LeNis' Sui. Post Office, fB-w4,
SpnsN lvaHas r. JulN
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the INTRODUCTION

we have been stalious 10 avoid the introduction
of politics.
am myself decided, in favor Of the Admini.ra-
ton, but can coaecnt to be Instrumental in a
MATCHMAKING the question of the Presidency with that
of the protection of manufactures The former
question consider a. comparatively magnificent
1t is, in my opinion deporsble, that twelve mil
lions ofPeople are almos, ready for mortal con-
bat, TO decide who shall administer their affairs
when there are probably Eve hundred men in the
nation fully competent. And this propensity s a.
great when the candidates of the politics.
when they diiier, toto cElJ, on that subject The
politics OF four the candidates at the election in
1921, (Clsy, Calhoun, Jackson s Crawforl) were
contessedly the same * those of Adams, far as
FULLY asrertaned, not materially different. We
realize the truth of Swft's maxim 90 Party is the
madness OF the many for the benefit OF the few. -
Yours, resp ec:fully.
MATHEW CAREY.
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July ~


MRS J.dyfltiS NJ GfR.NEI'T'S SCHOOL
RSJILL adjourn usual from the Of August Of
the risk Of appearing too obfsive, most earnestly
-. all continue Pupils, may soon
possible, they any hshit, Of
continuance incident long Holiday Neither will i-
preliminary orkso essential 10 all rental Improvement
scholars, reqa to be repeatedi wi, there
needless u that very bri@ period, usually allotted
eating girls who are too often taken from school at the very
time they deriving most benefit from Il.
Mrs. g.. terms the before, yizS2O flr bo1rd
tuition lodging, for 10 monthsf bed and
heddngj $40 less, when The pups supply themselves
aud will ray only FROM the time
deductions will he made for hOnevisr removals. before
Tie above sum Of $40 always payable h1yenry adj
P'ys for diet odsmg s9hmg candies and struc
Tbe.e the Engh Language, including grammar
tie oog,phy aud the use Of te Globes. Also Belle Iiire
the Elements uf Chemy, Of Natural and Moral Phiosophy
the Lstn french, and Italian Languages, with general History
The Vacation Tor Angus, September only Holiday IN
the year, and u addition e. the usual number Of school hours
i've day. the week Mrs g. teaches, when health PERMITS
every Mug during the session, from 10 %
sun until brcsEfs.L rms devoted eSclu.,vely Sun
tom part Of every Sunday spent by 30 The
younger portion Of her pupils IN sunday Seho attended by
an necessary Books add t,onay @ furnihcd bv Mrs
& desired ud at much les than retail prices M'ie Drs~
ohe 10 the fepe'tve Fes hers but through the hsn.
n her husband. Their stall exec what Is con-
non other large sch~ol'.
Heretofore, in most es, is g. pupils have been su?7ied
ava p"Che money fhtly % Nrf Gcrttfnu
responsibility she onesi take, except very young
chdreu coming from great dHt8nce II any sd.lc
" money fha she ohect, tui 90 exposing her.
y hie blame OF rartuti and the cesin
dcoueu Of her pupils crev,s, csirsnt. n expenditure
he true motives lo whchthey anosi always mske. she
vel b0oss. much Jess wamyy .uire han her scroas gene
orally -sud at, u Msy eorH hage. She %, Therefore. ire
oh,au thl' come moderate limit should be posuviy
feed by parental authority, which she would then take
should be trans c-5cd. Jna scnn fecd hers
there cannot possibly be sy f,i much Expense drcs
noci r.ny which, uricss htsnuc n ri.fi-
y, l=-iy Ice ihroan the Indulgence mere
fnai appetite, which scofte discipline restrain
within poref bornd i ptorey e eGfctus uraui uf cfi,h
cation, be profuscy furnished
Should any parents gu1rilns desire sufry vttaur
OF which there will be scgsfa) ST.. G. Will thank Chem Co.
sprly practicable directly 90 ,rreifoI husband An
ees addressed % either, aud directed Go L1o Essex -oun
Vr,ri1 will he immediate antstt aad flr arpi at,n
registered according 60 their respective dates ,sch ny be-
accommodated 80 fuin.
Eloi-WooI, Essex cornty, -.