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have NOT already done so. The dose Nj. ten
erans Of the Sugar of Lead and one of Opium,
mixed ; and repeated every two hours-in one
case every four-lill The diarrhua ceased the pa
lients lying warm in bed, and taking but little
drink. One person, who took thirty grains IN I've
hours, suffered degree Of distress in his sto-
mach, which Wa, relieved BY the use OF Salt and
Water as an antidoic. In all the cases the secre-
ton Of the liver was restored, without the sab.e-
qncnt OF Calomcl.
The following would probably be- better tofmn-
Ia, han tliat ~hich vas used Sugar OF Lead, ten
grains; Gapsieum, five grains powdered Opium,
one grain; mixed
In two cases, the compound first mentioned,
given successfully after the appearance OF rice
water discharges but it should nerer BE- torgotfea
that the Cholera is generally tatai, unless treated
in the carig staqes.
In concluding, may remark, that nothing, rs
yet, indicates return Of the Epidemic upon our
own city. DANIEL DRAKE, NJ d.
cincinnati, jaBe 3, 1885.
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BALTIuoRr, June ~

MgeANenoLH AccIprNr.-Duriag the storm
on Saturday afternoon, son of Chief Justice
MARsHAfu, who was in our city on LIS way to
Pliaelp hil, - see hi, flthor wa, mo,t serionsl,
injured b. the fading OF one OF the chimneys of
the Court House., lie had stopped into the Court
House to seek shelter from the rain, aud happened
most unfortunately to he standing near,le stair
case, when the wind blew one OF the climaeys
down,and ii broke through the temporary covering
Which had been placed over the hgdlag since the
FIRE, and iellnpon hishoad. Medical aidr-as imme-
diately procured, and ON examining his wound it
was found necessary to uopan him. Il IS doubtful
whether he will recover. This will be distressing
to his father, who lies dangerously Ill in Phil
adelphia. We hope most sincerely that the father
and son may both recover.
TuE SroRM--Wo fear tina, much injury has
been done 10 the grain Of the surrounding country
by the violent storm on Saturday. The wind here
b'ew hurricane, and, in addition to the melancholy
eden, det1ilei ab1vc, liz roof. Of luo houses in
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N3os,ssDIlsNE SCHOOL.

'sNllE subscriber, having returned from the West
L and abandoned all idea of moving thither, re-
SPocttully informs the public, that his School will
AGAIN be open ior the reception of boardcrs and day
scholars, on the 18th June, and continue until the
18th December following, The rates for boarding
aud tuition will be the same rs heretofore.
Parents and guardians may rely the strictest at
tenon being paid TO the moral and literary improve
ment of those who may be entrusted to the subscri-
bers care. Any improvements in discipline, instrnc-
ton teN-boo>S that either experience or refec-
ton may suggest, will be promptly adopted.
SAMUEL r.. MILLER
Pusylvauia fuvr l. VIII if
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Albcniare street, ncar the corner OF Water, were
blown or The roofs were of tin, which were lifted
up and thrown with erca, violence against a tree
on the opposite side al the street and broke il OF
by the roofs. We have mol heard that an, person
injured by this accident.
i. ). Since the above was in type We learn
that Mr.. MARSHALL condition Is much inn
proved, and that the numerous friends who have
assduou,ly attended linn entertain great hopes of
ms eventual recovery. Thr0Riot.
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From The Cincinnati Wig.
EPIDEMIC CHOLERA.

Whon the Cholera re-appearcd in this City in
October last, several cases were treated with
large doses OF Sugar of Lead, (acetis piumbi,) and
Opium, without the use OF Colonel. Tho effects
were 50 beneficial, that the profession in the South,
VI ere, unhappilv, the disease has REQUIRED, ought
n give the compound fair ria'--ir, indeed. the
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
.ippoinfmeats bv The Prfsilsaf.

William Marvin, to be Attorney for the Southern
District of Florida.
John l. Parker, TO be Con>al for lie pon Of
Braaofia IN Texas, Mexico.
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" he Rev H. l. Whitehouse, d. D. Rector
Oh o. ~ Luke $ Rochester, y. Y. has been elected
nSnop OF the Protestant Episcopal Church for .l,c
Diocese ofMchi.or.
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IN Swola.i, hing Bernadotto is prcgident Of ths
Temperance Society. II man, in gat country,
,.oisies hi, temperance pledge, his hamc is given
ct at the Church, and the prayers OF the conre-
z ,tion arc desired for him, just they ara in a
case Of dangerous illness.
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The Indian corn OF America, introduced iN Cob
l,eu into England, i, now cultivated with soma sue
cess in Lancashire.
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The number Of druahari, in London have de-
creased by the efforts Of temperance societies, to
nearly oae half of what they were the past ycar--
a. i, shown by the Police reports.
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toami,1ms. SrLrcrrp. Why is tllelettcr r
Ike Il Tailor D'ye 1--WE it up Because il make,
clothS into riothes.
Why Is Il Locomotirc Emgiac like the ading of
Il vessel! Dye give it up! Because ii makes Il
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The Secretary of the Treasury Of the United
State, acknowledge, the receipt of Ten doiars, The
amount Of which the department was dciraud-
ed by somebody in Cbailcstown, Massachusetts.
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Anoae the ne0 work, advertised in London We
observe "Ilorse Shoe Robinson the American
novel, by p. Kennedy, our CONFERENCE.-The
more--pab>her, Richard Gently. Oh TIL, work
we M, say that il, Iigh reputation las, in spite q
ON sersile adherence to European opinions, pre-
coded II by the ilatterag cncomums already pas
Sed upon II by our own countrymcn.
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OF the following paragraph, conveying information
which every Wig will pefase with uaaln9ied sat
lsiacilon;
Mr.. LrrGH will disappoin certain genllcmcn
and their nac"Ia'Ion'' II Is understood i'a' ne WIN
,q % "g" W. "'p% , a Ga o", a.eah, Of
Xr,inia butw;ll rapajr 10 il, nrcnared TO sustain
the principles, honor, and interest of Yirginia in all
things, and to execute the instructions OF those
whom he aIHnoW'rdees 10 nave ii'e r'si 10 COVER"
us
all ;n5rncndcnt mon and IN many or ,l, fri nd4 or
General Jackson, more anxious to maintain the IN
teerIty OF the Constitution, than 10 accomplish the
'h'rig'cS q Ni'r''h an poreh.
ne inquirer esPeeaiiS' seo'os IKE announcer
L''teua hc 'o' al ms eNlih8aiahinehl OF u'
'e'o'e nope II ms Iohg eNidelty eh'efidihea' ul"
Nh hcl9n' taxing counsel OF lbs oNer-srhSi'lNe
feelings r''l'cr '''h oi MS Judgment would resign
'le s'"' !" '''e 'o'c' 10 "i'eh ie was eiee'c" ol
''', i'S' ~ 7I''""' ana i'aNe room 'o' "eNo'cd
'o"''',' VI Ni'''l an buren, " confess '''''
We ia" 'PI"r''""e" So'a dn event aS ihuch as
'''' ''''' "''N'''" ana our oeisf' al 'le re-
'"'''i o' our io"f> Is 'oop'iess PfoPofnohea 10
,''e ''''iS " '''' '"a4 ''t5f Al Tie defeat Oh lis
"oi'S
:" ''i''' 90. fe'' VIVA fi2'''' con-
I'll 90 -' '-' ..z o' vi It"
Ell - ''''' '''.' I 1's'i -, u Il ''.''
"'.'a '' "'' e 49," al i i'9.d Tor SIN
S''''' - come " q are aware '''at ny pretend
10 annex 10 '"'" "e'''d something IKE con-
say "''' 1T '''''1, fesleh' OF o"'H
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The Grand Jury OF Richmond Go. Geo. has Mr..
Sfa"ghter, for foreman, and Mr.. ketchum and Mr..
Bottom, for assistants, andtwo of the members NJ.
SINNERS. Woi 10 the poor culpril who falls into
OF attempts to escape from such hands.
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~, NJ the White meetings recently held il
Mccklenbarg and Washington counties. i, Til,
State, Judge Philip Pendeton Barbour was nam.
mated as Vice President. Avast, gentlemen
one Jackson-man at timo is as m,ol, - ~,
wing ought to be required to swallow--U in.
Decd the friends of Judge Barbour are nronared
to certify that he is, bona fac and unoond;,;ona.
~ A"t'- an Buren,, and if they viii be rcspon,f.
bic that he will not back oat at the eleventh hour
We may as matter otneces>iry, digest him. Ba.
it will be a bitter pill.
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" !" perceive by Our last Nashville paper,
,"'' an Buren, and Johnson meeting i, about, ~
be hell in thai citq.
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TIE Du1sord.-Laie one evening", Drunken
Davy. aflor spenaag lays earnings at the gro.
ssry. SC. eyt for hon. Well" says he, III
she 10 sct up, burning ire and light, ell And ii
I End her in bed, I'll lick her--what business has
u, to 60 to bad before l get home!'
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~ we COPIED in our ast,-although we were.
1T inc 'nne' puzzled to understand it.--a para
graph from the New York Star; the object Of
"''ch was to show, by a decision of the Senate IN
io2o' III the case of MIR. Lanman of Connecticut.
uat The appointment of Robert J. Walker as the
S',',,,sof Oh senator PoindcNtcr, by the Governor
%, mississippi Is unconstitutional and Invalid
ne Richmond Enquirer detects the error It
say, ,"9 - he case Of Lanman certainly docs not
Dear them out IN the position. The true reason
why Mr. Lanman was set aside. was bocausc tlq
certificate of his appointment bore date on the
ON FEBRUARY 1925, nearly a.mon,h before die IA.
cdncy occurred
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MR.. BENTON

We sIneerelN hope that the subjoined paragraph
may be true
he New Orleans Bee of the lth inst +, tbo.
rough an Buren, PRINT states that in convo ,s
ton with Mr. Benton, who is now in that riry
lie declared that if the office of Cbier Ins,i@a
were offered to him. =" he ~ouM not accept it."
We very much fear, however. that ,bo o,,o.
Missouri Senator will hold very different anqnacs
should the prize ever be placed within HE ar.sn
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Anolhcrmcalng has been held in Boston, ON tn.
subject of abolition; made ~, as the Commercial
Ga4rttc states, of il nass tosseated Ike the key,
Of 4 pirro forte, the litehogefer predominatno.
Thorr U.pr,
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Eski ssVs SIS.

On hand, Baeon, Sat- ,VhisEcy, iron, Sfcc
H0laSSts and all other kinds of Groceries,
Expected, daily, an addition to my stock .
Fancy Goops. JOHN J. PIRNIS.
June vivif
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o 70 Of tho neatest com ,limen's on record IS
that paid by lord Camden to Fox, TIN, -" his price
vas ipmortality. ani he kew that ro,tority world
nay II ~
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sp'enil bridge is about to fc constructed
over the ONO rAerat Loai,villr, tn estimated
cost of which is S}5O0oo to S1no,oOn.
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D;ggos' lottery and Exchange Office,
QUITE .s'E.FT!
IFeGN 900 asOil's. Capital H'riXe!etO
1880 prizes 0G 500 Es0idavsf0

Bc,idCs 5OS-- INs--.Nl,-IIl,--TIS -I1S-N {. &c
Tickets I l--llal,cS-S2-Qrs.-
For sale AT DIGGES' OFFlC T..
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tAc Council, which has been conferred up
on Torcnc. NJ Z. p. dc Castro is said to have
been appointed successor TO NJ. de Ia Rosa in the
Foreign Department. and NJ. Carno Manuel to NJ.
Garcly, the Minister of Justice, The French Of
fetal organs are silent respecting this intelligence
which the Ministerial Journal aes Debats considers
to require confirmation and the Constitutional
which had published ii the day before, suspects it
70 be a stock obhinc business.
Accoedng to the Gazette de France aud Quoti-
dienRc, Don Caro>'s head quarters were on the
5ah al Onaic. On the same dav, the CarlistS took
possession of Estslla. Il appears certain that.
Notwithstanding the late convention between
valdcs and Zamllacarleguy, the Queens troops
have set FIRE to Guerniea, and left the inscription,
Here was Gnernica,' upon its smoking run..
letter from Santander mentions the arrival of 45o
OF Iriarte's soldiers, wounded in his rcpulsr from
Gucrnica.
In announcing Lord Ellion's departure tof
England, the Reiernaeur states that he ha, had Il
short interview with Louis Philippe aud long
conference with the Dalc dc Bfoglic and the tus-
rian Ambassador, Count Appon' that hi, Lord
chip has openly declared thar the Qaccn',
Government cannot stand. aud that the blockade
established ON the French frontiers IS useless,
Don Carlos army bring abundantly supplied with
arms and Ammunition. procured from France.
fire,pooi Cotton Hartef, Nay 20.--(l'rom
our correspondent !" The sales Of Cotton for tn
pas, three DAYS, are about i 900 bales, otUbirl
1000 are on speculation, and 300 for export. Fhe
market is steady, and fall prices obtained"
BELeirM.-The intelligence from Bws,eh Is
somewhat singular, and the principal Circumstance
related in il appears 10 hive made a rrcaf se8sa-
ton, as well as 10 have excited mnch discoaen,--
at least among the opposiGoni>s Ih''r raPars
arc full of indignant articles an the subject. II
At
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Zl.seEsBERG .'ys.G.y'AGs.
MONDAY, JuiY 8, 1895.
MIR. Ii lGll.

The Richmond Wing las recent, set the whole
Van Burcn styc in an uproaf, b, the publication
of the following paragraph, conveying information
which every INig will perase with uoninged sat
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10 homas Spragtns, Arm,steaj Bark DALI, VIM.
T. Batksdalc, Allen Gnihrey, c. Il. Hunt, Tho.
mas L" SPrasins, Mclchlzrd ok Sprasins, Eli.
sha Ia ksi"le and Rcbecca his wifi, E,zab,,h
IL Spraeins, Sara l.. Smith and sub b. srra.
guns.
'HNAkE NOTICE, that on the olst Jannorv.
1859, AZ the tihcc of CALVIN Tale, IN the rlty
"''ew orleans aud State OF LOUIS ana, | Shall
t'".''' !" take tic dispositions Of said Tue, and
y oe 'fAo US evidence IN a suit now dozen
u'hs ana 'lhd'lermln i IN The 'Suprriar Cont Of
La" ana Chancefy Tor the county of iIaI,,ax m
winch you ere defendants. and. l. ss admin, s,,,o,
% 'he uhtdtn'nisicrcd goods and cha,lels of Elijah
tiuo', deed. am plaintiff. JAMES BRUCE
Dee. - -
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NOTICE.
land for Sale.

Y virtue 81 - i@,d of trust, tseeuted Nv WI"
i"nh.r IN his III ii,pr, 10 ~" -hd lsh't
aat,, dec. dated ihr 25lb d4y oi apfti, 1880. anh
dul, 81 .. catd 10 The tlsrh's oiiie. al A"h.fs'
cnaniy aud Tor cet IAN purposes if.felu 'iprrs-
sei, shsi, as iir sors,siGg ,,ust-e al said drf",
81 ~ pnhiir auction. IN tue iIghr.t bidi'r, hf
ca.b, on lhs PROMISES. on tn. I'm day al J dtii"rJ
~ IT. 3oi acre. of l. nd, conveyed IL SAID DID,
sni 10 be laiB of iHe nor I.In end OF SAID Nm.
lntnrTs Mansion Tract. All ,inisg ID" Inns al
iIenty Tufn.''. h. Irs, aud Jrssr alnndy. ty "
b. ale 10 said LsnI To be complete, but acting ~
trustee, ! will convey such ti,lr o"ly as u ve,tsh ~
ur as nu.t.e. JESSE MUNDY.
Surviving Trustee
Dec. IL III.
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Nr. Marcink
Ralsamic Pills, for Dcbilitatcd Fc-
males.
A Medicine con fdentlg ogeued 10 The pubic as one
ffom wAiea a radical AMI permanent cure can
be ojkaiacd.

A Medicine eonRdentlg egered 10 The public as one
from WAiea a radical and permanent cure can
be ol1aiaed.
4NHESE Pills purify and cleanse the blood ftnm
those distractions incident 10 Dcblitatcd Fc-
males they restore Il free circulation, reform the IL
regular operations Of The sansaiierous system, and
reciify the disordered functions. Tie laropriefoi'z
s,n6lcnce in The virtues oflhis innocent and active
preparallon, is founded on the most decided lcstimo.
nv from many who have experienced ,is efficacy.
He can assure the public, that when the Balsamio
Pills are regularly taken, according 10 the directions
accompanying them, they iail not TO revive and re-
establish the desired healthy habits, and 10 restore
10 The pailid counlcnarce the pleasing glow Of
health and COOL spirits.
Married Ladies will find Ihese Pills equally ser.
vieeablc, cxccp, IN cases of pregnancy, when they
must not DC taken. They may he used with ad-
vantage by either man OF woman, IN all cases of
hypoehondriac. hyster,c or yeponr,sh disorders, IL
hectic, c~on~lmp,ve or d yspeptc affections. Ia all
cases Of THIS descrip ION, these Pills revive, putify
and inv,gora,e the dlsordsrcd system.
N. BIO prevent counterfeit the proprietor has
his name written on the labels accompanyin, The
yials. without which mono will bc genuine.
For sale by X. STABLER. D~uggis',
Lynchburg, Va.
hi, q w1ns
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LAND FOR SALE

ff.llE subscriber offers for sale his PLAyr. :
:. TiON, On Llale Ouer, IN Bedford. sbao,
mll S cast of The court hoose. 1t contains h.,,''
415 and 500 acres, about 200 acres sunnos.,
be cleared and but a small part exhausted n "
Is estimated to be between 35 and 40 acres y,
Grounds every acre except about one Is frs, ~.
tobacco land the balance of he cleared le,l ""'
dnces fine crops OF grain of all klnds. The n,of'O
ed land is Of the FIST quality for tobacco "''
Also, another Tract, on the turnpike oo,n,
miles above Lynchburg, Containing Il3l aoa."
bout $50 cleared, is fine grain land all Of u 6as''
markedly well, and from the trials m de. : fa@.
adapted to clover. There are on THIS TAG, Qbou az ~
acres IN Meadow, and very productive nv
cleared land is very heavily tmbcr,d; liz ="
Inovemenls % eLbet of these ttncts are olIv -
DIE for II smpll family or over eor. ~
Possession can be had OF both, f npnGc,,5o.
made before the hrst Of Murch next, and t. rms
accommodating as could be rtqdireti. For I'M.
partl' ulars enquire OF the sub crlher n.ar Naa
London. w. w. AUSTIN
Dec. % ua,
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r SALE

"A Tuesday the Goth day Of January. 1885, al
" the Bufaloe Springs, In Amherst couniy,
shere win be sold, al public auction, for cash, all ol
John I. Hunts interest in the real ESTATE of Benja-
mir SaniiJge, deed. i, being one seventh pat OF
said estate. The sale wall be made in pursuance
OF trust deed executed TO the undersigned Tor :. d
NJ. II. Garland) by the said John L. Hunt and bis
late wife Mahala, about six yenrs rgo, and of re.
cord in The Clerks Office of the County Court of
Amherst. Such ,ule Us is ves,edby the decd afole-
said will be- made and none other.
MAURICE IL. GARLAND, Trustee.
Jan. tbs
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Trust SaAc.

ERY virtue OF u deed OF lrusi, executed TO me by
ED Lewis Merritt, bearing date 81 December,
ls32, ani Of record IN the Clicks Office of he coun
~ Cour, OF Campbell, will be sold. Ia the hughes
brltet. for eash, at The residence of sad Mrfrltl, on
the 2lnh day # December, (thls MONTH the folio =.
ing Slaves, 10 VT: Giecn, Ned, Lucy and two
c%tli5fen, mined Henry mud Lucinda, n woman
named BUDDY, one named Christian, anl her three
children, named Pleasant, Martha an] Ned, nilas
George, together ih he Increase Of he fe ualeso ii
them since The execu' ION of The im,t, or so IN ici, OF
the aforesaid slaves as vii be sufficient To satisfy
the purposes Of sid dee1. Acting rs trustee, snch
title only as Is vested IA me Us such, will be con-
scycd 10 The purchaser.
GERMAN JORDAN, Trustee.
IT In Consequence of he Indictment weather on
The 2ith, the Mo We SHE Is postponed 10 Monday
tie 5h Jan'y next.
GERMAN JORDAN, Trustee.
Dec. 25 tds
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THRUST SAIL q,

eY virtue Of a deed Ct trust, executed to the
IL subscribers by William HARRISON, decd. OF
date the 3ist day OF March, 1882, aud duly recor-
ded in the County Court os Campbell county, they
or one OF them, (accofding 10 the provisions Of the
deed will proceed to sell, ny way of public anc-
ton, on tho premises, that valuable tract OF land
sarel SPRING WOOD, near the town Of Lynch
burg, on which Seth Ward now resides, on Friday
the 23rd day Of January, 1885. The Title Is believ-
cd 10 be unluosIlonahie, but acting as Trustees
the subscribers will convey only such as is vested
in them by the deed aforesaid.
Terms made known nj the sale.
NJ. II. GARLAND,
w. w. NORVELL.
Trustees.
Ian IDS
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Cabinet Eurniturn.

'HNliE sn serb r. thankful for lie ENCOURAGE
n ment hercInior received from his friends and
the public, y ishes To inform, them that ne has RENO.
we'd TO the lower end OF Mau,.s rect, opposite Nj.
Bceths Carriage shop, where he viii keen nj.
way 5 a good assortment OF Furniture on haha Law
cor cash or country pro luce.
would be glad 10 get two boys of steady and in.
dusrlous h,b'ls, as Apprentices, TO learn the Cab,
net business. Boys fom Ia 10 l6 years Of age, aud
from the country, would be preferred.
JOHN HOOK
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NANSSicA\ ScNnNA.

= RtlE subscribers have engaged with The Trus
~A teeso' Union Academy, To teach The en>uno
year at Ihai hSiruaon. Union Academy l. sim,
ted IN he lower end of A nhets, county. one milo
aud IA halt above Elk Mills. The school vii com
htice on the LIST day of January next, and tcrm,.
inmate the Isl OF December one month vocat,nn
VIII be gwen during lhc suntmet. In this S,hnol
VIII he I u-in O'thographyl Reading, Wrt,ns
Al hnne'l', Gr"mmdr, Geogr ply mih the use of
Maps ami G,ob,s, b Hes L,tr,s. Ancient and Ma.
dorn History, Neutral and Moral Philosophy, Che.
mis'ry ana the French "nu Lptn Languages.
TERMS.
For the English, including Grammar and
-, u'oS'"p"y SIG 90
The higher branches of the English, French
ana L'''h 80 90
Board can Toe had Immediately IN the nelyhbo,.
hood of the Academy al Col. WIN. Dllard's. Alley.
ander Mundy ;, Esq and al o,hcr places ON the
most reasonable te,ms.
Those with whom We have not the Measure .,
an acquaintance we rcfe, To the trustees. ca. VIM
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