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a Salesman Wanted.

O young man who can offer salts
factory recommendations. as TO his
being brst-raie Salesman, Sc. a salary
OF from $50 to $500, year. will be- e., en-.
Application 10 he made by the first of
April. D. II JONES
Chambersburg. Pa. Feb. 81, 1881.
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TxEE LnDx,S RoOxs.

'b'tt SIKH nUn,hur, " hirh completes Tho
hf'' 'oi.iae Of The L0d1'S BOGk, - nov
before tie public. The proprietor, impre,.-
&c WIN TIE many obligations Whtch are dta
10 'h',r p'Ton> Tor ibs liberal encsHTs1e.
men' bestowed Oh the wosk feel tsstg.,t,e,
induced 90 avow their determination Ia ,r,.
secu'a ~ publication " IN "a zeal and l,irl
ueset'rrg 30 great and unr NamUic1 s,r.
cess f'uin 'hn prospect before hem. u4.
PfoPtirl"i' entertain no doubt lLsI .skt,
'ueit Pidr- have been more fully mataIrd
heN shsil have no difficulty IA connect,
WIN The he>i works Of The kind got a.,
LohS0u or else" here. " ~ worthy al t,
msTS' 'hai when ihis work - caInparst..r-
W 10 'mbTlo, ~ months ouIy having chg
90 sh'e commenced 90 GENERALS Wss i.5
appearance and Style approved, dist m
we've short time. an eGition Of two ,h,t.,rl
copies ~ns called Tor, sBJ ~ th.. NOME;
mol one re- i"sins OF hand. ForSreW
patronage % such rapid inctcs.e i. CO.
'''nii rsie Snd probably Unprecedented
CONBlTTOEs
lhis work - ts~ued in-ruuhers On 10
"r'' OF every mOuih. COMPRISING GUy..,x
ISlte oe'''o p'ges; printed GU hne super
I"l"' FaItfr rrtfe new ttrc and cat,.
yum Stitched on cOloTcd c0ycrs F.rry nan.
Ter vii coniotn piece IS Music. Que Con.
per Plate ErETasipg. ard % least four WOOL
Inls' illustrative 81 son.o oi The eont.,i..
Sho e1rry hrre monihs eolorcd plate u
ibs latest Fashions
me subscription price il 81 rer srnnm.
'sp'' >" hu'Sbce' 20 per eebf. seBi.nn.
nusliJ, viii 10 added 10 all ..t.,,,.,i,.,.
'h'' remain unpaid. end iLe .ofk d,.ret.
''h''u 10 those Who neglect 90 sefitrnrtt.l.
'''''''' D, 4 GODfY x co
Jse. " 1881. i''''"
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NOTICE.
Feb -. 1881.

CharIesfOtcn. Ttb. 10, 1881.
HNIIE Stockholders Of the smith.
4 field, CharlestoWn, and Ilarpers.
ftfry Turnpike Company. are hereby
"o'ihed' that an insisiment of FNe Dollars
per shs'e OF the stock u said company (be
Ing tie 5'h insisl'nenil = required 10 be paid
70 we treasurer, Ht HSHHtr kffn, Ksq on
The first day e usfch neat.
Those lev ~ tie s'ockboiders, who a..
s'hi ~ arrears feF instruments heretofore en-
81, sfe sgain no'iGed and earnestly r~uue.t.
81 ~ ply up The fuii amour, due from, them
- shove 'ns'slrDen'. niskes The sum q 80
called ~ upon each share cf the cspitst ,tock
Wy order ~ Ne. BOARD.
Feb. %. 1851.
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LOCK- uEnn,

Rose BI-L.NkETS atss 5oayaiy.
r have large supply Of Rose
w blankets, lower Than Ne he,
.hei had The pleasure OF oaering The .rt,ci.
nose blahtcts were bought 90 he L.,
w""'h 81 Aueusiia-i, at auction. thsrs1, 60
an'i"s ~ 10 sell ~ "a ~ such rrirrs 49,,
P,fhf 'H VITO 80 hen. Also. a Iatxs .,.,.t,
~ ,, 're' Doiile.. sad Point Blankets. Ubt,i
'i'a'' DC SOLD eqpslis ebrsp. Persofswsaf
w .be 'D1'e aihoies. All find q ere,tl, a.
',''fI.,'' 70 eSll aud see this large sa,,.
Wy O''oFe ihey furchsse slsswttrs
e, .. Z. LANE SO.
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LOOK HERE!
BARGAINS! BAKGAlNSii

BAKGAINS. BAitGAINS..
vuvBE undersigned, having determined 10
u remoYe To- the West. offers NJ public
sale. on Tnesfoy IRE l5fh day Of Marcd neat,
agtest variety of VALUABLE NEW
GARNET FURMITURE,
eoxsisris. or
I first-rste mahogany Secretaries,
, Erst-rs'e bifd,-eye maple do. all columned)
, n,shogany Preach sidebo.rds.
& do. bureaus. different patterns;
I do. Bresu. with looking glass and
case Of drawers on top.
pair OF elliptic mahogany dining Tables,
I ladies' mahogany workstsnd.
I wzlnut Sideboard,
; pair Of ~sinu, elliptic dining Tables.
do. cnrled maple elliptic dinr,g fables.
I do. Wild cherry do. do do.
10 walnut, cherry, and sycamore breakfast
and dining Tables,
I walnut Wardrobe,
do. corner Cuphoards,
8 do. candle Stands,
, cur!cd maple candle do.
? I-d'es' euIied maple %orkstands.
) do. walnut do.
l large size double Safe, with 10 sheets Of
tin on u,
sofa, aud ! cas-, Chair,
Cot Frames snd Ssck,nCs on them,
ten plate Stoves and quantity of pipe.
Aud all Of ny Household and Kitchen Furni.
turc,
t"a'her Beds aud Bedding. with some Bed
steals,
set ot Windsor Chairs ADD = Set,eea,
IN my Shop APPARATUS and Calumet Nckiny
Ioos,
, turning Lathes. one with a horse.pow or
machine attached to IL, which empowers
The turner to do any quantity ut turning he
plcsses IN = dsy--thc lathe IS calculated TO
turn tmbers IL inches in diameter and \
feet M length; IL was made at one Of the
best manufactures IN the u. States, and -
of excellent ~orkmanship-the heads cast
iron. and the mandrels cast steel -There
are hxings to ~, suitable for turning iron
There is also frame Shed. 81 feet square
and story high, connected with the Una.
chine, to he sold with The lathe.
quantity OF cherry and sycamore Plank,
some poplar and maple Scsn,ling,
hrstrs'e Carriole and harness, Ne W last fall.
a Hesrse and harness,
Cart and geering,
And a number Of other articles ton tcd;ous "a
enumerst-.
credit Of months will be given the pur.
chaser, on giving bond and approved security
tor all sums of 10 dollsrs and "a pw ards--urdrr
that sum, the cash viii be required Sale To
commence AT 10 O'Clock, aud continue from,
day To day until all be sold. Due attendance
will be giv~nb by JOHN G. wooD.
Hsrpers-ferry. Feb %. 1851.
~ u. All persons indebted to the subscri.
Der VII confer great favor by coming for.
ward and paying up. To enable him TO do ss
ne would be done by-viz; pay debts with.
out cost, He will be forced 10 use other mr..
'hods to make collections. il this reques, be
not attended To. a. W
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House and Lot for Sale.
1TTICTJOV

III III CIIDN
VIZ u q deed q tr,i-t executed
- 10 ne hs J'sePh = factor, h.sr,,y
date The !slh dty - Nsrcb. 1870. Ed ~ 70.
cord ~ ihe elerk's oihes u re count, COZ,
q Jefferson. ! shsu prpreeo 10 eel, on F,i.
d. ne 1T dsJ - April nsxi. 81 81 o'eIosE
NJ "eiors the door 81 EdmonS,' hofsl in
'bsrlrsin"n ~ public sHcfioe. 10 the hieh.
ct bidder Cor cash. e csrts,n honse ADD a.,
IN ihe main street 40 Chsylss,oun. - be-.
tween he house sod premises Of William
Norr0w sud those ~ john I.amon S.eh
tii~ A. vested 30 me. tbeitsged TO b~ ind,s
pIlable,) veil DO eorsesed w The g,tTrhs.er.
5as. e. 1881
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MIR. CORBIN BAKER.

SlR-PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, that on
- Saturday the 10Th day of next March, a,
the Office of Commissioner worthing,on. in
Chariesto~n, we shall take the DISPOSITIONS
ot sundry witnesses, To he offered IS evidence
~ Cause now depending IN the Cbsncery
Coun'y Court OF Jefferson. in which We Ar,
P'a'n"ifs. and ,ou and another arc defen.
dants. Yours.
Je0erson e Cleveland.
Feb. %, 1851
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A CARD.

TIME subscriber takes this method OF re.
u turning his grateful acknowi ed gmants to
the numerous fiiends and customers II The
late firm Of Joseph l. Russell & Co. for ibeir
liberal support; and q. he .tili continues bu.
siness at the old stand, IL will be source Of
much saiisfsciicn to him 20 receive a call
from the customer OF ,hr late esisbl,.hmeu,
JOSEPH l.. RUSSELL.
Jan 10 1881
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Joseph BrO1Cn=IniLor.

sEsPECTFULI.Y informs has customer.
Il and the public generally, thu, he has
received nj ms shop nesriy opposite the bank
TIE SPRING FASHIONS
tor gen'lemrn's clothing for 1851. and also
Tor :'hes' riding dresses, &c. He feels thank
'ni tor the liberal cncuurageme nj he has here.
'oiore received IN the hne Of his prof ss,o,,.
a"d promises IN future. TO use his best en-.
deavofs to merit continuance Of tie same.
Charlesiown, Feb. 81, 1881.
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TIMELY NOTICE.
Look out to March Court (,

(ElNG extremely ANXIOUS to close nv bo.
- s'ne.s. w',hou,too much trouble To ibosc
.huebtcd, give another hint--lrok en-, In
March Count make suitable arrangements
w Sne time. rr YOU will fnd eur cIsims in
"e hands OF an attorney. for collection
y CARTER.
Harpersf Ferry, Dec %, 1850.
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TAILORING.
Saum s. McEayIou5. Yu;yo,

ESFEEIFULLY inform The citizen. Of
harpefs-ferry and the public generally.
''-' ,ney nave commenced the tailoring bus,
:" al JUS various branches Those Who
may favor them'Uiih their custom. MAJ g.,
assured that they vii spare no exe,i,oos IN
nave their work neatly done, and 1T the ,bor,
eM notice. They have received the lsstcs,
Philadelphia fsslIisus.
:, 81 Their shop is two doors from Rober,
kcNeS store
Harpers-Ferry. Feb. 3, 1881. If.
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NOTICE.

'HE subscriber having obtained letters
OF administration upon the estate of
hEzEKIAn Burr, decd. requests all per
sons indebted TO the estate. TO come for
wafd and settle without delay; all persons
having claims will please present them.
properly authenticated, for settlement
WIN. ANDERSON.
iiarpers-Ferry. Feb 81, 1881.
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Valuable Jefferson Land
ron SALE

r1NHE subscriber. rs The agcn, ard ,,,,.
ne, at Thomas fa'hsN. 30 of Al.A,r
dr's. oiie's FOR sale Tia; valuable t.,.iei, IL.
ierson county. Virginia, called eta. ~.
xIragy" cpn<irsir,s n
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ESfRAY SHEEP.


TNBE sub-cribsr. Ni.btn, In ,.o,o,. T..
n Tie West, Offers Tor ale a.. l,.,,.. -
Io' IN Ne town 81 >mn1Gsld. Jefferson conn.
~ Ihs house - isrgs ahi eommvdto,,,
containing three sp.cioas room. ON ,hc iovg
~ = 'or and G'e coHrrBien. rooms aho,.
and " veil calsDisied Tor any kiud % nun.
&c business, berg sitgsfed immediately on.
'"o tnfnPiks rosf, 40 ecutrsi part ~ the
lo"n kitchen aud ceiisV ere sl.o II.
t'' h'd :" lhs hon-e. The LOT contain.
,'''' an sore 90 "hirh there are smoke
o"-e, -ishie. SC The terms vii be 80
'"nmnds'irg. snd possession given 90 M.
~ q" Apfli neEt. apply 90 ne subseriber
"a ttp premises WM FHfru
FFp ~ tsJt-tfAs
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POST OFEYCE. Czo,,,,,o,o,,

1u. January 25. 1891.
hiE MAIL from Washing ion. Bali.
more. Hagrrsiown. Fr.det,ck,nwn
in:sresburE. and iiarpers Ferry. arrives on
"s'ncsd"y. Friday. aud sunday. about I
o'clock. a NJ aud departs ON Tur.dsy.
. thursday. aud Saturday. about hall past
I'VE o'clock. 7. vi. Arrives from S,sor
ton' Warrenton. and Wine hester, on Tues.
Gays. ihursdsys. and Saturdays, in the
ssening and departs on wednesday,
nuay'' and Sundays. early 30 the morn
" J he Office will be open on Sunday,
'fom 10 10 O'Clock, until further notice
H. kEYES.
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NOTICE..

SToCKIIoLDERS a. the smi,breld
- Charies,oun, aud Harpers Per-, Turn'
PIKE Company, residing ~ smi,bfi,rd and
nt'ghboFhoad, ate informed that Mr.. Tu,N,.
''hHtatAKE - authorised To receive ,h,
mount oi their resps ctive ins'aimrnt..
w NPIiIiEY KEYS. Treasurey.
Nov. l., 1880.
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CASE roR rrranora.

ME- vish 20 purchase ONE TFTfHT.
w DRIED NEGROES ~ both 49,.
ron \ 20 - years Of age Also, mocha,
n'cs Of every description Apply al John
Buekmastef's tavern.
Any letters addressed 10 us al this uI.cs
VIII ueei prompt attention
;. & FRANKLIN.
y. y. IEGG.
ChaIles'oWn, dee. /. $3.50
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A CARD.

VV>HE subscriber having disposed ofhis IT,
i terest IN The establishment cf Joseph L..
Ruocli h Go. To Mes.r- Russell and fdz-
simmons. and having withdrawr si,og ether
from uarpers Ferry, takes lhis occasion to
thank in tho sincerity Of his heart, those who
have extended ,o him their coun,enance ard
support during sp.I'od OF upw ard. OF seven
years. In iakisg leave of them, D.. trusts
aud hopes hat they will 10y him under one
more Obligation. the last favor. prohably
he will ever solicit at their hands. Tho e.
vor he asks IS, that those indebted To the late
firm of Joseph l.. Russell 4 GO. vii cali
nhhun' delay. n; the Old slsnd, and settle
A. the business of the late concern must be
settled itnmejisiely, he hopes they viii ODER
no impedim-ni To- Ihst end, by Withholding
p'Nmeni; their doin. 80. al only render II
necessary tc bring suits against delinqu,uis
at the March term.
SAML X. WHITE.
January ~, le3l.
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mr. k.3BLE"S !uILIS
'I'liE subscribers respectfully inform a.
public. that they are receiving a hand
some stock of entire
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ELECTION
FOR OVERSEEEs OF THE pon

FOR OIERSEERs or TIE POOR.
obedience iOan order ofthe Court made
nt the February term, notice - hsreb,
gwen, that an election for Ovefseers OF iLc
I"or Tor Jtherson county for the ensuing
term. viii be held, for The District No. /. AZ
Da"i"l Eoiier's tavern, in She phs rdstowo on
MONDAY The l1ih day Of March next, and
mat DsnieI Buckles, Henry BottIer, and Ba
'sPNeo''' or any one 81 them DO super.
lnichd The same; that IN election for SINH.
var PurPo,e. Tor District No. 2. be held on
lhe same JaS. stthe Court House in Charles.
to"n. under the Superintendence Of P.trirL
psughfriS end Robert = Brown, or either
~ mem snd tnsi sn election for q similar
purpose he held for District no q an a..
same dH,, ct Stones tavern IN sDitb6.IJ
under The suPerInieDdenes Of SsbsstianRstv
james shirley, jr and Thomas Tinb,rlaks
"r ehhsr of 'hsm, according TO the act Of
Assembly IN that ease made and provided
CARVER WILLIS, sheriff Of
~ ~ 1901 Jf0fTfOa fGHuI0
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FuHItsS's. vsESLr,
JOHN -. GALLAEIER.

CONDITIONS.
The IaTE Pass .. Published weeki, q,
TWO DoLLARs & FIFTY Crg
PKR ANNUM,
Fs>sole BAN yea fly IN sdvsnee bn' w., 10,
LAA- an be received - %, IN ,.u =
t'.'d f"'lfely 90 sdvsnce si,oafld t,,,,,,,., t.
wholly deferred until re end n 49, ,e,.
49, Dott.Hs all be invariably ol.rged.
80 Al sdvr fti-euenIs prsssn,ed 49, RI
', ''H'"' MI b. continued Until fofbidder. 4,.I
e".,g'o 1scofdhsiy. unless special slnest.,,s
70 Ne contrary he gwen
~ roW'nun'Csfians ai,ltcs.ed 10 a.
td'oi uusi be post paid.
BLANK DEEDS.
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1000 bushels Stone Coal. u avery so
pe"or quality. my person Who n.ay ~
20 purchase the above suicies, Will il a,t
70 cali - tie store ~ the subscriber.
CHAEl.Fs HARPER.
shepherdsiovn. Jsn. 3, EssI
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{ - various descriptions, fYr sale ., ,L,
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VlVBE undersigned, having Determined 10
j rewose To- the West. offers 1T public
sale. on Tneshoy ne 15fA day ef March neat,
q great variety of VALUABLE NEw
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Correspondence Of ,hc Win.

WAsuNCroN. Fan 81, 1881.
Tire Senate has been engaged most Of the past
week, IN spirited debate in relation TO the appoint
mcnt of ihp Commissioners To Con tautlple. Mr
T'azewell and Mr.. Tyler, raised the question Of its
cDnstitutiOnay by motion affecting the appropril
lon FIR their compensation THIS debate, hike that
~ the house of repres cntalives. involving tie np-
poinment goes To the conduct of the Executive md
not 10 the appropriation. In Mr. Randoph's case.
the minister sailed from the UnltcG States with per
mission tn consult his own plcagure as TO his resi-
dcnce IN Russia, which is deemed by the Directors m
admissible and lmpolitlc In the case of the Turkish
Commissioners, the appOinim is assacd unCOn-
siitutlonal the President having presumed 10 an-
point and continue them IN commission without tho
advice and appreciation OF tho Senate. Tho conduct
Of tho Executive ~ tie case was Mt more Sc
ycrely reprobated by Mr. Stanbcrry, and Mr. Bur
CESS, than II has been IN the other by Mr.. TGlcwcl,
and MIR. Tyler. Tn were in no mood 10 compro-
mise either opinions or terms. In conclusion, Mr..
Iazewcll said, IT the maxim has been imported for
the benefit Of this Administrations that the President
can do no wrong he hoped for the benefit oi the pco-
pie, the cotenpornncous practice has nso been i'm
ported, which makes the minister answer with hi.
bead for his measures In fact the charac or uf The
intrigue lately disclosed in tho "CoRnEsraxnEvcr"
has excited so much Indignation IN every honest be-
som, that no ono exercising the independence Of n
citizen can longer smother his contempt of most OF
The actors on one side. II is now nsccr aimed that
there is a thief among them; aud you may depend
upon IT, the people will demand that nc BE- reveal led
The letter puroinCd from the Vice President has
been traced 10 the possession of General Jackson
That vii rot be denied; for he returned l. 20 NJ,
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CaiAoun. A,thosph ono VII believe that thu
General stole A., yet he will find il necessary an th.
N'h"'cSt"n ol his honor 10 give MP the lelon. liz,
cannot be- longer concealed Tho President WIN y,,
dare o tr o. with the people IN such n matter
The disclaimer of Mr. Van Duren has not Glanced
'Re opinion II single man, which from the fret de-
sgnatcd him as the arch cUutrvcr OF the scheme p,
is''r"y Mr. Calhoun, ond secure himself exclusive
~ the confidence ind popularity of the President
Its denial Is exactly IN character with his whole en-
rccr Il la hardly worth while to call your attention
10 the part played by Mr. James 4. Hamilton nr
~" ora no cpcr was ever more lyathsons
covered as he is by every species Of yillany sny
rc'caIrr ol secrets, volgtor OF Confidence he il cy
ICY !nnhhed TO be the scapc goat; and for pa,ry
ounce anu privilege OF the company of his cmplavers
on,'ht To carry the ourthcn of heir Infsmy.
. You VIII be rather surprised 10 learn that tho
lt"usc OF Representatives. ycJtcrLor. passed tho bill
uHecuh@ subscription for seven hundred and Gfi y
copies ui TALES q Statons edition Of the Legislative
ana Executive documents, beginning ,eth the LIST
congress The decision was brought up by 4 resort
10 Inc previous question end the bill was passcd Inv
/" 'h"j"ruy oil hvr, VIZ yeas 90, nays o. This is one
OF tho run ut The quarrel in the new tangled reDub-
i!C"h party. have been not little diverted bv tho
sag" remarks of some of these rod ho, reuuhl;cons
OF the jackson school Among many. tntc the ,rj
loving example, and were ! to give YOU the maine of
the speaker, sou would know how To estimate tho
state OF things in this republican City once called
the federal CNy. "Woll, If The presdet has chosen
|" set is own house on fire, he may pu, il GU,
himself tor shall not burn my hands 10 helm him
his Is not the worst aspect of his po,cal friunrs
IL YOU Wi! scrulniZc the yeas and NAYS on The sub
scrlptiOn ia favor OF Gales &. Sraton Won wi n coo
that many flaming Jackson inen have pui their hands
TO- not 10 pui oul tue lire, but rather To pull down
the temple where they recently worshpped with so
much devotion. Gales & Scaton may renrot tho old
mi%im, recorded by Stcrne on a certain occos,n
"hen tue WIND made a caprIcious disposition of n
ha'' III 10 an I'll wind that blows nobody good
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Mercantile Education.

'aNIIE Subscribers Night School will hereafter be-
= open from till O'Clock. p. NJ. The first
hour VIII be devoted to Penmanship and the last
two to Penmanshlp ard Book Keeping The systems
on which these important branches Of Mercantile
Education w DC taught. need only be used, To be
successful. Nothing therefore, need be said in their
favour
The most correct criterion of the merits of any
system Of instruction. is the certainty, well as tho
rapidly with which It achieves the desired results
and that mode of education, which is founded on the
principles Of sound philosophy, and the dictates of
common sense, vii achieve a result. TO which tho
dcgmatIcal systems of the dark ages, and the inyen
lions Cf modern quackery, are total strangers
The terms Of this School are--for Penmanship 81
For Book Keeping, Domestic Business, $40. For
"rn Business, $40; or both, 81 I'm every instance
including s.n'ionory) payable IN advance Ponman.
ship may be- acquired IN u Lessons bookkeeping in
from TO - Should the pupil fail to make the pro.
posed acquisitions. the money will be refunded.
The above systems Of Pcnmnnship and Book
Kccoing Viii be- communicated te the Students of
the Shockoc HI, Academy, without any addition to
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ever EINcn SrRornhR PLNDLLroN Culpepsr IN the ih
year OIL his age No who knew him deem IL
Sin praise to say that in learning and in eyey man
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haos OF the unexampled Diligence and ,h- mos,
morality, with sound aud vigorous constitution and am a
non ond his years his acquaintance anticipated for him a
Oih' and happy But alas. the cheering nroj,e NJ
ms early dawn was destined be realized Hrs earl
d'e Is IN land OF strangers The poor tribute Of ac,,on
of his worth. " 10y ~ ''e' 'eeo'u
Died on Tuesday 18th ul, her residence in Halifax
nhS' MIS- DoRoriEA NrN'TO., widow the celebrated
tsRr, and whose las! husband the late Ju Ice
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