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COMPOUND CHLORINE
TOOTH WASH

For Cleaning and Prescribing the Teeth and
Cleansing the Mouth.
"HE Compound Chlorine Tooth Wash
IL etfeotualIy cleanses the Teeth, and will an
swer the purposes of the best dentiirce. 1t con-
taDs no acid or any ingredient which can in any
case be injurious. 1t will also be found to keep the
brush Itself free from al impurities. 1t has the
further advantage of cleansing the mouth also :
and Of removing whatever is offensive in the
breath II hardens the gums, and is a valuable
remedy for the canker or sore ness of the mouth.
In fine it preserves the teeth and mouth in all
respects III clean and healthy condition. 1t is
agreeable TO tine taste. Gentlemen who are in
the habit OF using Tobacco will find that the tooth
wash will speedily remove all the effects of il from
the mouth.
That the public may rest assured of the very
sanitary erects OF this composition the following
recommendations which have BEEN received by
Lowe Reed, Propretors, are submitted
From e. II. Stednaa, N. D-U. S. Marine
Hospital, .hsrch 9, 1881. Having examined and
employed the Chlorine Tooth Powder, prepared
by you. feel happy to say that ! am fully con-
WINGED OF its utility in diseases Of the teeth and
gums and with this view cheerfullv recommend
it 10 the attention ofthe public. G.. II. STEDMAN.
From y. II. Shurtlef, NJ. ID. Boston, March
IS, 1881. have used your Compound Chlorine
Tooth Wash and fndit an excellent article for re-
moving the tetid breath from decayed teeth, and
also in restoring the gums when spongy. TO per.
feet health. On using it in the evening, it will
preserve sweet and pleasant taste in The mouth
during the whole night | have prescribed it in
diseases occasiOned b. mercu,ias, and find it ex.
GELS all other remedies in restoring the moutl, TO
hralthy state, in a short time. s. A. SBURTLEFF
From J, b. Flint, M ID. Boston, March rs,
1881 have administered the Compound Chile
rine Tooth Wash you were good enough to put
into my hands, and at your request am very will.
ing to say that the result of my little expo rience
confirms the opinion ! had formed of it from u
Knowledge of its composition. | believe it to be
an ingenious, agreeable, and eficacious prepare
ton Tor preventing the offensive effects deprav-
ed secret'ons in the mouth, and for invigoratng
and preserving the gums. JOSH. b. FLINT.
F'omJ, w Webster, NJ. d.. Eruing Profes.
ser Of Chemistry in Harvard Universitv liar.
ward University, Cambridge, March IA, 1881. I
have examined the Compound Chlorine Tooth
Wash, received from you, and have no hesitation
in stating nay belief that II will answer the pur-
pose for which you have compounded it. hsvc
discovered in it no ingredient which can prove
Injurious othe teeth. J. w. WEnsTEa.
CT Other recommendations may be found ON
the wrapper to each bottle. Price 50 cents Der
Bottle.
o. Sold in Worcester by JOHN COE, and
JAMES 6REEN n co. April 81.
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MAGNIFICENT GOODS

MD ECElVED this day at LYSANDER C.
Ma CLARK'S Fancy Dry Goods Store, op-
poste the Worcester Bank among which are
French Muslins, new style, some at Is cts;
Coaleries, for Ladies' Dresses, for Us cts. Os.
carines, Gros de Lyons, Prints, Ginghams,
Fancy Handk is, Red & Black Thibet Hdkfs.,
Merino and Thibet Shaws, -together with a
great variety of other Goods, which will be re-
ceived this week and the public are invited to
call, as they will find great bargains.
Worcester Nav 2
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Fashionable Spring Goods.
BROWN & BRIGHAM.
DR.aPERS and T.4ILORS.


No. 2, GOddards Roao,
AVE Just received great variety of
81 Il FASHIONABLE CLOTHS, consisting
of Super Blue and Black, Drake Neck, and in,
visible Green, extra Olive Brown, Olive Green,
Woaded, Mulberry, and Adelaide BROAD
CLOTHS; Blue, Black, Brown, Mkt, Drab,
and Sage Drab CASSlMERES; extra quality
Velvet, Fancy Silk Marseilles, and Valencia
IES1INGS, new and elegant patterns; extra
Leopold, Checked, and Striped London CAS-
SlMERES, together with great variety of
articles usually kept in an establishment of the
kind.
Also, on hand, complete assortment of
READY MADE CLOTHING. All of which
Will be sold at 0ery reduced prices.
W Wanted Immediately, two first rate
JOURNEYMEN
N b. York done in U city style, inferior
to nIne, and ,oarrnnted
Worcester April 25 ep3teo3t
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.Depiiatory Compound.

EUST received, further supply of the
o. DEPIL.ATORY COMPOUND, an ari.
Gle in high repute for removing superfuous Hair,
which is offered for sale low, BY
JAMES GREEN e CO.,
Opposite the Centre School House.
Worcester, April II. 6m
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AN ACT, further to suspend the opera
tons Of IAN Act providing for the use of
Broad Rimmed Wheels

BE it enacted, &C., That the provisions of an
Act; passed the eighth day of March, one thou
sand eight hundred and twenty-eipb,. entitled
" An Act providing for the use Of Broad Rimmed
Wheels" shall have full force and effect from and
after the eighth day of March, one thousand eight
hundred and thirty-four, and that so much of said
Act, as provides for its earlier operation, be, and
the same is hereby repealed.
Approued by the Governor, March 20, 1882.
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From the Cincinnati .4mertcan.
THE CHEROKEES.

The letter annexed is from a gentleman
whose public character md services would
claim the implicit confidence of the reader.
To satisfy himself he visited the ground OF
controversy unbiased by party feelings
The results were communicated to friend
IN this city, who has also visited the Chero-
KEGS and confirms by careful observation
every statement made by his correspondent:
Let the American people, let Justice and
humanity answer the questions proposed at
the close of the letter.
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In General Court, at the January Session thereof.
A. ID. 1882

A. u. 1852.
Resolved by both Houses. the same heinz a,ra.d
to by majority of the Senators, and BY two thirds
OF the members of the House of Representatives
present and voting thereon that it is proper and
expedent to alter and amend the Constitution Of
this Commonwealth, by adopting the subioined ar
ticle OF amendment, and that the same, as thus
agreed to. be entered the Journals of the two
Houses, with the yeas and nays taken thereon, and
referred to the General Court next to be chosen.
and that the same be published, to the end that If
agreed to by the General Court next to be chosen
in the manner provided by the Constitution il NAV
oe submitted to the people for their ratification in
order that it may become part of the Constitution
of this Commonwealth.
ARTICLE OF AMENDMENT.
The members Of the House Of Representatives
shall be elected in the following manner:
Each city, town, or district, now entitled to a
Representative, may elect one Represe NATIVE
Each city or town containing three thousand in
habltants, may elect two Representatives and
three thousand FIVE hundred inhabitants shall be the
mean increasing number which shall entitle any
city or town to an additional Representative but
no town or district shall hereafter be incorporated
with the privilege of electing Representative. un.
less there are within the same twelve hundred in.
habitants; and no town city shall ever be emit.
tied to more than twenty-five Representatives.
The number Of inhabitants in each city, town.
or district shall always be ascertained and deter.
mined by the next preceding census taken under
the authority Of the United States
In every case where any town is now united to
any other town or district for the purpose of elect
ing Representative, such towns and districts so
united, are, and shall be considered respectively as
one town in all things respecting the election of
Representatives as provided for in this article.
The members of the Senate and House of Rem
resentatives shall be paid for their travel and at
tendance out of the Public Treasury
All the provisions of the Constitution inconsist.
ent with the provisions herein contained, are here.
by wholly annuled.
By direction of the Committee
MISorT THAyER. Chairman.
On the application of the foregoing principles,
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Tea, Coffee, RaiSins and Rice.
4 Z CHESTS Souchong Tea; 80 Bags
IL - prime Coffee,
20 Drums Smyrna Raisins,
10 Boxes Malaga Bunch Raislns,
90 Tierces and half tierces Pice
At Boston prices for sale at the Brick
Store, on the Canal
SUMNER SMITH, agent.
Worcester, April l8. CIV
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NEW GOODS.

THE subscriber respectfully solicits share
Ill of public patronage, at the Store nearly
opposite the Central Bank, where he offers for
sale an extensive assortment Of FANCY and
STAPLE DRF GOODS. together with a
general assortment Of WEST INDIA GOODS
and GROCERIES, except spirauous liquors
ELIJAH A. BRIGHAM.
Worcester April 49, If
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SIR WALTER

and the Improvement of the breed OF Horses,
upon the following terms: So the season pava.
bio tho hist of January next. Sir Walter Il
beautiful mahogany bay color, with black name.
tai, and legs. He is low boned, and short
lo'nted and back, with great cord and muscles.
tie is elegant and fleet Gentlemen wishing
10 improve their breed Of Horses, arc invited 10
eau and examine for themselves view him
and you will be convinced of his pretens;ons
Barre, May 2. WV. HAMIITON
7. ;: Good Pasturing for Mares that may
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ing in the whole, about $50.
MARCH 3, 1882. Referred to the next Legisla.
lure and directed to be printed in the newspapers
which publish the Laws and Resolves
l.. s. CUSHING, Clerk H. efR.
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Proposed Article of Amendment to the Constitu.
ton, IN the House of Representatives, reported
by Select Committee of the House. consist
ing of one member from each county namely.
Messrs. Thayer of Braintree, Perkins Of Boston
Sweetser Of 5: Reading Edwards of Westhamp-
ton. Wheeock of Warwick Whitmarsb Of See.
konk, Lewis Of Barnstable. Hawkes. OF Marble
head. Holbrook of Northbridge, Fuller of Mon.
SON. Thayer of Lee, Perkins Of N. Bridgewater.
Norton Of Tisbury, and Briggs of Nantucket.
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ASLEErY HAT. "Isnt your hat sleepy in.
suired little urchin, Of gentleman with
shocking bad un' on. mo; why 2" inquired
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CLISclER. An American paper says, this
is the method OF catching tigers in India A
man carries board on which a human figure
was painted as soon as he arrives at the den
he knocks behind the board with a hammer
the noise suddenly rouses the tiger, when he
flies in direct line at the board and erasps il
and the man behind il clinches his claws int
the wood, and so secures him.-London Cour.
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Worcester, MAY 2.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-22

lVosMc lin Liberty pejrd
rIh ~ Cook we OF MAJ WIN. Cook s5d ogs
oat pahu illness neor two which
ortude nnd citsanke patience
characterized her life. She he's
ate husband and children
most train ofrclativcs viii oc eeIib bor
memory virtues and accomplishments with grateful respect During
heshe hl oil the ynious relations rpsess
those which
their full cxtcnt Of disposition kind
r aud beno olence; adorned by the beauties pou
uany, which she had FOR proed paeiissd.
te she died she had lived, with the
Messed Immortality and that her
qranonce, who sketches this small brtc
WIZ only add that few any better have dc
tues and that ey which much adorned her
much depoe
AT his residence the county Goolnnd m the 18th ut in
the 5Oh Of his lno ROyte Honorable
him. " transactions with the world
exalted of honor the
DEATH society has lost useful member,
Invaluable friend.
Astrnwberry Hill Sussex in tho 55,h year age VIM Now
native OF Charles City, and for
county He kind neighbour aectionate father
farmer and an honest
We with unfeigncd sorrow Frederick
Myers, Merchant Of this place, of Moses Esq.
short Illness he expired at the residence OF his father
ming IL has been painful Office Affections
this esteemed family within
listed ordinary degree for the
upetadded visitation the heart parent
tho members of this
ardent unaffected coincidence of this
mitigate the for this event. verify would be
than half s sting; for few decrvedy
subject OF this notice His integrity business amabiy
character, dehed the while conciaed
ofe who had dealings with him.
Of his family that h ytuos eInbaodsaced be
NORFOLK Herald.
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FOR T'JfE rNoTryprg

DINNER TO HENRY CLAY.-In answer to a "Que.
nst in the Enquirer OF this morning, must say tina;
he is totally mistaken in the character of the dinner
proposed TO be given to Mr. Clay in Hanover [ can
not conceive whence "Queris received his
Du can assure hin they are erroneous, else the writer
oil this "duped understand that is int ndcd TO be
political dinner, will political party oasts be permit
ted IL Is intended as testimony of respect due TO Mr.
Gay from ne county which gave him birih-a testimony
offered by his friends of all parties 10 one whom
he may differ from OF them political subjects they
yet admire for his talent, his ability and his ndepend-
ence The friends OF Jackson, Van Buren,, Calhoun and
Barbour, who not TOO much devoted their fayores
to enjoy feast, at which they will behold political oppo-
ncnt amongst the friends OF his YOUTH need not be afraid
going They will not hear their choice abused-,hev
VIII not "enoy the privilege of hearing Gen Jackson
abused and those who 60 there with that expectation
will be disappointed. NJ
Richmond, 10Th June 1882
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FOURTH DAY OF July IN RRuNslvIcK.

At meeting of number of bcld
Io courthouse, in awrenccyic 10Th day June
Tor the purpose of making celebrating the approach
ing Ahheary oil American lndependonce-Wm. Merritt
ESQ was to the Chair and Charles A. Stewart appointed Sec
rotary, when the following
eSetg That r. Kdder Meade requested to read tho Doea
tion of Independence. ~ ' Ao''N'"
heS0teed ihat Col jas r. Mallory Robert Jackson, NJ L. w
Sth, Doct Henry Lewis Iiae Cant John Zones M
rangemens - N'"'i"i M
Resolgc That Col George Drongooe John r. Shell Do,,o,
Creed Haskin Capt. Wyche Thomas s. Cbolson JoI
Claiborne Doc f. W. Harrison, Edward Hicks and VIM H.
L. Merritt Esqrs be appointed n Committee of Tonsts "
esoloed That the Lawrenceyle Hotel
men appointed Committee carry this into efec-Jo
seh a. d5Isk James b. Dupuy, and Peter Turnbu Esqr
hesotred That the proceedings oil
Chairman and Secretary to the Editors OF tho
nond Enquro Whg and Petersburg Inegenccr pubcation
- WIN. H. T. MERRITT, Chairman
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-22

y CHANCERY--NIRGrNIA. rules held for tho
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chaneery Ches.
eeld County in the Clerks Office thereof, In the month
OF june, 1892
Daniel Rudd, Zachariah Rudd Elizabeth Rudd and
Harriet Rudd; the said Zachariah Elizabeth and Harriet
being infants of tender years, by William Goode Jr their
next iriend Pills.
against
Robert #. Branch, who administrator Of Leonard
Rudd decd Henry Tatum and VIM. Talbot, DTS.
The defendant, Robert +. Branch having entered
his appearance and given security according the act OF
Assembly and the rules of s Court, aud appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is nhahlant of this
Comnonw eah, ii is ordered that the said Branch do APP
pear here the first day Of August term next and an-
swcr tile bill of the plaintiffs and ihat copy this order
be forthwith inserted in newspaper printed in the
City OF Richmond for months successfully and posted
at the front door OF the Court House of Ibis county.
CVpy-Teste, l.. NUNNALLY L. c.
June e. I3-ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-22

COMMUNICATIVE
meeting has been hell in King William County, on
the subject OF reforming militia system the proceed
ngs WIZ be published hereafter. The Of Tappahan-
nock IN sseS county, las been determined by several
meetings as the place Of holding The Convention Of Dele
gates mat may be appointed by the various regiments to
take THIS matter IN hand, with view Of suggesting some
plan Of Improvement and preparing memorial to be pre-
sented TO The next General Assembly The faure Of the
last Legislature to act this subject has il Is believed
disappointed the expectations and wishes Of the eommun
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-22

IA OIlCE.-By virtue OF Deed of Trust executed by
Edmund Anderson and Nancy his wife, of the city
OF Richmond, 10 the subscriber and VIM G. Pendlcton
duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of Henrco and Abe
marie Counties; shall for purposes sed in said deed
proceed 10 sell TO the highest bidder for front Of
tie Eagle Hotel in the city OF Richmond the 18th day
july 1882 all the said Andcrson undivided interest in
$50 2S acres of land lying The Tennessee River
McCrackn County Kcntucky also, all the in 1000
acres OF land, lying Jonatan Creek Galloway County
Kentucky, and all his interest in 1000 in Hickman
County lying on the Mississippi River This lands said TO
be very valuable aud well mbcred The title is beloved
be good, but such title only is in the subscriber
by the deed of trust, will be conveyed.
JOHN Il. JONES, Trustee.
June 22. l3-Js
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BIGG ER2S

EXCHANGE & LOTTERY OFFTCB,
RICHMOND Va.
DrG,cing NJ The Union Canal Lottery, No II:
10 8 40 81 Ii 81 20 rs 10.
Splendid SCHEME
CAPITALS, $4,000, 10000.
one droon Number in mis- Loery is untitled 10 either
$40, SD, SIC, or $50.
New Work COnsOEidat ted LOTTERY.
Glass No. ~, for 1882
To be draton in Nctg York, IVcdpesdou June 27th
Sc Number Loucry-l0 Drown Ballots
Tickets S1O-lIalvos 5--Quartcrs so.
For sale usual in every variety, the Exchange and
Lottery Office Of THO. b. BIGGER,
Corner opposite Eagle Hotel,
- Where the two grand Capital Prizes Of $50, 900
each, Of 10000 and numerous other splendid Prizes
have recently been sold and paid al sight
GYOrders from the country meet the most prompt at
tention. june ~ ll3-tdl
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"a h city, Thursday evening" the 18th inst by the Rev.
hefd banning Moore Jefferson Phelps ESQ Conviction XIV
70 a Elizabeth W. daughter Of Judge BIooksnbroos Rsh-
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~. Some change oil militia laws which will give
greater efficiency aud energy TO the system seems 10 be
generally demanded; and II is hoped and believed the
Convention in Tappahannock will be well attended
FRANKLIN
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AIlRlED

evoidably postponed till "' Wv ""-
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The tone OF the Georgia and Alabama papers leaves us
e uouOi that those States will support the nomination
OF the Baltimore Convention
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HBy OLE. EDusalOD g. 90.

NNADEIRA WINE.-By order of A. ]. Gouyia. ESQ
I'VE agent for the celebrated Wine merchants of Ma
derd, Messrs Monteros CO. and others we shall sell on
Friday the 22d inst at IL O'clock in the u Of our ware
house where the storcd for the purpose OF clos
ing consgumens,
l3 half quarter casks, Is gallons in, Madeira vino
46 quarter casks, 81 gallons in, Madeira wine
halt pipes, 80 gallons in Madeira wine
Inc above wine was shipped direct from Madeira to
to this port in the schr. Abigail. Some OF it is years
Old and will, examination prove to be of excellent
quality.
The terms will be liberal made known at tho salo
o. D. s. co. Aucioneers.
June IT, lids
a MILLER WANTED, at Union Mills, Fluvanna
IA County, VA man without family would be ra-
tber preferred, but small family much Objectionable.
Full and satisfactory testimonials OF experience, capacity
and skill, with other indispensable qualities of so6riety
industry, &c will be expeced and any application with
out producing such may be entitled to full confidence
will be useless
TIMBERLAKE & JAS. & J. b. MAGRUDER.
June TO- I2-3uf
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'acmselves' We viii conclude long letter by resting Ls
nght OF replying to the address of Planter anna
Que privilege oil defending the innocent and meritorou,
WpIANTER,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-22

1he Creatures at its dirty tcork dgain"-The Te.
IegraPh oil Tuesday devotes only half column of abuse
10 US "a very moderate portion, by the bye-and this half
misrepresentation But il is his vocation He now pr-
viieged TO abuse with impunity Yet who envies him the
privilege, when no one but the jaundiced parzan
believes what he asserts2
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EOr E.orHesoes

The Philadelphia Packet Ship THAMES
WA ILL sail from James River about the last of next
y month, Tor Londonand for the freight OF 200 hhds
Tobacco or passage, apply TO c. s. A. WARWICK.
June zS 13--ilr
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~ O!ICE.-The Subscribers being very DESTROYS to,
close their administration tho of the late Ed
mund lrby, decd, hereby request and notify all persons
having claims against said call OH Lew Jones'
one of the administrators WHO has the money ready for ali
justly entitled. Those indebted will pay him without de-
lay as determined to close the business of Tie
estate and prepared do So and end il ue ariH
LEW JONES, )Adm'rs of Ed
June %. i3-wa,y
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A/tI Lillian q MARY COLi-EGE.--Ihc annual x.
Wv animation OF the classes in this institution will
commence ON Wednesday, tho 18th inst and terminate on
luesday tie 81 oil July Degrees will be conferred and
tne pubic exercises will take place the 4;h OF July
The friends OF tile students and general all who are in
tersted in the institution, invited to attend BY order
of the Society WM b. ROGERS Sec'rv
June 22. 10 .,
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We afs un'equain'td si'H ne au'hor's nome Eos.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-29
FyrnNle AcNae MY,

Brooke Lodge. on 81. .asaVh Street. be''0sen
King ana Cameron.
ySViE increased patronage of TIN, Institution has de
lermined IN, subscriber to endcavor to engage tnr
services of ssdy in every resPeo, qua"hed to asSs''"
his important duties.
The ,ncent and Nodern languages. Music Draw
ing Painting, &C with tn other branches usually
taught in the best Female Semnaries, Will comprise
the course uf Instruction.
rhe gres, ect kept constantly in view is to eie-
yste the standard Of Female Education, b, 'mpartng
sound and useful know ledge. such Will Qualify the
assessor In fiji useful and dgni6ed station IN socie-
~ all conducted with wise reference to future
tate. =,
As the knowledge ofsll hngsis best tested by prac
sc,Jexperence he respectfully invites those who feel
to vsi, his school at any me and ascertain
the advancement proficiency, SC of the young ladies
under tuition, thstthey may see and Judge
The next session will commence on the hrst Monday
IN September. W. ~ 'o'H''
Alexandra, asgs