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have distinguished themselves for the ir knowl-
edge and usefulness that have guided the
plane, driven the shoe-maker's awl, and in
deed in following every working pursuit, by
which man has been able to procure an honest
living. We hope to see the time come when
mechanics will be esteemed. by the most in-
teiiiyent, as ranking high among the useful
and respected citizens of the land. Let the
young be educated and trained for some me-
chanical avocation, instead of the almost use
less and empty professions, and their station
will soon become enviable and respectable.
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ow which the world has never seen. In
the train which belongs TO the time-keepino
part there are but four wheels-two addition
al being required for strikinr-Thc whole is
moved by one power, hardly equal to that OF
an eight-day -clock,--and when once wound
up Will go with the sun throughout his annua!
couse. In bulk, it is about equal to the COM
mon French mantle clock, and can be made to
suit any taste or fancy. But its most remark
able property and greatest excellency, is the
extreme accuracy with which it is calculated
to keep time. a great variety of experiments
have enabled him TO apply spring which is
perfectly isochronal, and of course when pro-
perry regulated, the movement must be en-
tirely faultless. Having now secured a pa
tent, as well in Europe as in this country, the
clock will doubtless soon be before the public
when they can judge for themselves.
\ FAIR hir.-Nc do not Know how the
ing tutored by an editor planted in the gorge
of the mountain in an adjoining State, but it
must be admitted, we think, by candid men
among them, that the following graduation at
their expense is not entirely without founda-
ton - NAT. lNr.
FROM THE CUMBERLAND (MD.) CIVILIAN.
a CoNrRAsT.-The Legislature of Maryland
proceeded fmmediaiey at their meeting to the
important duty of electing U. S. Senator
1t was done speedily and ably, as its impor-
lance demanded. How well this contrasts
with the indccisive and, we may say, unwise
course of the Virginia Legislature! Though
they have travelled through one whole SEES
sion (the lasD and gone considerably into an
other, they have not yet elected either of their
Senators-leaving aLlanh in their representa-
ton in tie american Stnate-a most striking
comment upon their imprac!icability of char
acter.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-20
Notice.

HAVING purchased Of Mr.. I. B. Rande h
- right olWaterman < Learned labor Saving
BRICK Machine, now offer to dispose Of ind,daa
or county rights 10 alt purchasers.
ihS machine has been in operation the pasi su
son, sufficient time to test its utility as it respts
lis durability, and the saving of labor.
lhe principal advantages TINS machine has oVH
all others now in use, consists in the simplicity aDa
strength OF its structure, having no complication 0
machinery that is liable TO get out Of repair, and a
rapIdhy i tempers the clay and mouIds the baeI
making irom'60 to so per minute with the aid d
Two horses, four men, and sufficient number
boys to bear off the brick =
Those wishing for cheap and expeditions nt@
Cd loi manufacturing brick would do well 10 :"
themselves Of this opportunity.
All communications addressed 10 the snbscn"
wlllneet with immediate attention.
JAMES E. SMITH
Columbus Mi, April 9th, lS39.-S9-tl
N. b. Gentlemen wishing to purchase county o.
town rights, can be accommodated by applying y
ihe"ofice Of the Columbus Democrat, where ina
can see testimonials Of the utility Of the above nf'
toned patent.
'..The Mississippian, Jackson, and The Repao.
an, Holly Springs, will please give the above : "a
serti0ns and forward bills to me. J. b.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-20
Maffat's Vegetable Life Pills ana
Phoenix BitterS.
A FRESH supply Of this medicine Just received
IN and for sale bv T.. A. SMITH,

A FRESH supply Of this medicine Just received
IA and for sale by +. A. SMITH,
Corner of Maine and Market Sts Columbus.
The high and envied celebrity which this pre-em-
nent medicine has acquired tor its nvarable eica
v in all the diseases which it processes to cure, has
rnlered the usual practice OF putting not only nm
lecesSary, bat unworthy Of them. They are known
their fruits; their good works testify for them,
nd they thrive not by the faith Of the crednlous.
In all cases Of CosveneSs Dyspepsia, Bilious
1i Liver Affections, Asthma, Piles, Settled Pains,
Rheumatism, Fevers aud Aoues, Obstinate Head
aches Impure state Of the Fluids Unhealthy ap-
learance othe skin, Nervous Debility, lhe Sickness
DrgauS, aud IN an gene al Derangemenis OF nealh
leSe medicines have invariably proved a certain
nd speedy remedy. They restore vigorous healtt
o the most exhausted constitutions single trial
viii place the Lie Pills and Phpnix Btters beyond
lie reach of competition in the estimation Of every
patient.
N. B. None are genuine unless they have the
"a Simie OF John Mofas signature. 45--tf
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-20
Carriages for Sale

A II. WOLFlNGTON has on hand and ;s sill
IN. resolving from Jennings, Robinson 4 Cn,s
manufaetory at the north handsome assor,man, !,
all kinds Of z A RRlAGES, consisting r. nar' :,
Coachees, Charities Barouches and B,leOvs' ".
SC: which WILDE sold on reasonable terms = 4.
Repository. : "''
Az Repairingaone with thneatnessand desnaieh !.
his Old stand on Marketstreet, Columbus.
Nsrch 9, 1889 ssf
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-20
GOYernOr iIamiltOn.

- THIS celebrated race horse
On II. most beautiful andpopuar Stallion
E(K TX Will make his next season at nv
aSAas&aAs1s stable in Noxubee County Ms. ten
miles west Of plckenSvle Ala. at twenty tive dollars
casi,or forty payable The frs dav Of January 1912
and fifty five insurance. Hamilton was got by Sir
Andrew,dam by Bonaparle, grandam by Alexander,
z grandam by Dare Devil, grandam Fear
nouehi, gggg grardan Wlldair, gggg grand.
am Jolly Roger, gggggg grlndam M0ukev-
Season 10 commence the lSt February and end Isl
July, For particulars see hand'blls.
JOHN MOORE.
Noxubee County Mi, Jan. 8, lS4I -2S-6t.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-20

YENhe undersigned will continue the aclorage and
l. commission business on his own account, and
III, as heretofore give his personal attention 10 the
sale cotton, and purchase articles ordered by his
present friends, and others who may employ his ser
Wees may rely on pune tuaHy and strict attention
10 their interests.
CHARLES LABUZAN.
Mobile, Aug. IL, lS4O. Is-9t
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-20
Executors Notice:

A LII persons having claims sgansl The esIas' ~.
IN James Brown, deed, are hereby nolihea 'Or' T..
sent the same duly authenticated, WITHIN ux M
prescribed by law, or The same will be loreys,, \.
ied. Persons indebted to The estate o lle say
ceased are req tested to make immediate paHSn''s Hp
PANNEL TAYLOR,
Erscnl~'
Ocber s, 1s40. l5-mo
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-20
Trustees Sale.

RY virtue cfa Deed of Trust executed TO US hy
~ Ephram Smith, we or one Of US, will on the
oeco"d Monday in June next between the hours of
10 A. NJ. and P. NJ. sell at public auction, before
the court house door in the town Of DeKab, KEN
per comfy Miss. one negro man named Allen, aged
about y years "a black smith, and his wife Han.
aah aged about "a years
JNO. C WHlTSETT,
VIM. H. NEEILL.
Nov. 2S ls40-o2-n
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-20
Executors Notice.

A LII persons having claims against the e',a,@ :,
IN Wade Ii. Gordon, decd. are hereby no'lnel !.
present The same dy authenticated, within 'ps ~.
prescribed By law or the same will be lorevtii -
red. Persons indebted 10 the estate Of the saus, ..
ceased are requested 10 make immediate PaynN''
JAMES H. TURNER,
Executor
Jan. 18Th, l84o.--es-tf.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-20
Dr. n. r. ROuclleIIe.

"ILL in Iuture devote his wh0e attention
w to the practice OF the several branches Of his
prolession, at the late residence Of his father, be-
tween Col N'mrod DAVIS and Llndsey's Ferry He
will practice upon as reasonable terms as aav oher
gnlarly bred physician in the county.
Deeemb 7th, l3S9.-22-ir
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-20
Warranted to Cure!l

GREENS VEGETARLE ToNIc MIx1rp,.
A Certain cure for Chitls {. Ferer and hrtrma
IA. tent FeUer.
For Sale at the DRUG SroRE of
Z. A. SMITH,
Corner Of Main and Market Str.d
Columbus Mis-, Sept. 10Th ls4O-ll-G
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-20
Notice.

THE CoparineNhip heretofore existing in this
Il city, under the firm of Labuzan and Pollard
IS this day desolved by mutual consent. The name
# the firm will continue To be used in liquidation
II the outstanding business:
Mobile August II, 1910.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-20
nrmgs and MedIcIns'

~ REENE HILL, al the Co,anp' psaIs an eztensI".
N has received BY the last arrivals vas. z conpris
supply Il fresh Drugs and Med,e,us ehSs,ssns. eOss
sppst rts every article in the line. fnsb. s. supp
try merchants. and Planters ean "a Se---'
with fresh and Re adsrtielss.hsy 10
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-20
nnr AImanacs. for $40,

HAVE been received. They are elofsAs y
A In quantity or otherwise. ,oon,rIN
PFISTER s GO0DWLs Z,
N. B. We have beautiful pair oil 0IOSc ac
The use Of Schools, 10 dispose OF.
Feb'y %, 1870 33tt
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-20
SALE OF LANDS IN oKTIBBEHA co.
FOR TAXES

viii offer sale q PuShs aasaon to ihs highest bidder oT cash. 70 hs town Ok
land belonging residents and on @ lib 18Th and 9 May m all parcels and
ofIand They
vii agab THE Statute made and provided said and all that
aecrls
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-20
paw nina. PaY up.
DisagreeADle.

NTECESSITY will compel us 70 y solIeelng
IN counts 10 some person capable u -
them after the 2Oth oI this month :.
"A word 10 the wise ooSnsnIWIE. SsI
PFISTER & GooD
April lIth, 7640, 4O-tf. --
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TJNO THOSE WHO DESIRE HEALTH
i hereby certify, that was afflicted for eight years
with severe disease attended with constant
pain in the breast side and stomach loss OF appetite
no rest at night sickness and dizziness in the head,
pain in the stomach after eating, and other symptoms
which attend indigestion, my bowels were weak and
irregular. Having had advice of various physicians
during this long period and used much medicine which
only produced temporary relief In the year 1889,
was often unable to leave my house, and being POOR
WIDOW, dependent my own labor for living, was
obliged TO 90 from house 10 house TO obtain H. al
length gave up all hopes OF recove.y and trusted 10
Hin "lhat created all things" fortunately was IA
vored with work in Eighth street, when the family, dis
covering my miserable situation, Immediately recon-
mended DR.. Harlich's Compound Strengthening and
German Aperient Pills. which they procured for me.
used them, and continued for about three months
during the time my strength rapidly increased, my
countcnance and paid cheek returned to their former
and natural colors Since have fully recovered and
at present enjoy perfect health ] feel il my duty 10
inform the public at large Of the great virtues Of Dr.
Harlichs medicine that others may procure IT, and be
likewise cured. | am well known in this city, any
person wishing to see me, can call at my residence
MARY ii. FOURSMAN,
Jackson ST., back Of LA Poplar Lane.
g-f> Principal Office, No 10 North Eighth street
Philadelphia where testimonials may be
Also for sale by r. FARNHAM,
feb ply Pennsylvania Avenue.
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YVEALTH-Manye Of our readers no doubt, are
III possessed with this all important blessing, which
thev NAV long reain II particular regard and care DO
raid TO themselves that whenever they icei 'ne least
indsposed 10 procure proper medicine ia uue ssa
SOM But, on the contrary, we hnd thousands ~no
are Iaboring under disease and many we rear WIZ
move serious ii not attended 10 early Would those
persons resort TO the medicine that has established II
self in thousands Of cases. which is DIR. HAK-
LICH'S COMPOUND STRENG 1'HENiNG
AND GERMAN AEERIENI PILLS, 30 pre-
emnenlly recommended for diseases incident TO the
human race, they would be replaced back again TO
"lifrs sweet blessing" which is "healih."
We speak from peculiar proof knowing IN many IN
stances where cares have been performed Wy the use
of this medicine with marked success in various com
plants--such as Dyspepsia Liver Complaints, Itheu-
matsm Pain in the Breast, Side and Back, Cosiiye-
meas Nervous Weakness Emaciation, General De
bility, &c. &c. This medicine consists Of two distinct
kinds, viz - THE GERMAN APERfENT' and
the COMPOUND ST'RENG THENING TON
nc PILLS, the former TO remove bile and all excre-
nentous matter from the body, thus cleansing, and
purifying the system after which the latter used TO
give strength and vigor to the weak and debiitaled
gans restore the lost appetite, and produce tranquil
rest and sweet repose. We highly approve Of the
Doclors theory Of treating Diseases which certainly
Is safe and eecua and advise the afflicted TO give his
medicine a fair trial--Daiiy Chronicle.
xr PRINCIPAL OFFICE, No. 10 NORTH
EIGHTH Street, Philadelphia.
For sale by X. FARNHAM,
feb2-ly Pennsylvania Avenue.
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ITO THE COMMUNITY AT LARGE
Il wish to inform the afflicted through the medium
Of the Public Press of the wonderful efficacy of that
truly valuable discovered Medicine" viz DR..
HARLICH'S COMPOUND STRENGTHEN
ING AND APERlENT GERMAN PILLS.
feel and consider my duty, in order that others may
receive relief from the same source For two years
was subject 10 that peace destroying disease, DYS-
PERSIA AMI its accomplishments, OBSTINATE
CONSTIPATION of the Bowels Flatulency,
pain in the side and stomach sickness in the head &c.
and used medicine until began TO think there was
no help for me had little faith in published RENE
dies" until | called on some of those who have been
cured by the above medicine, which induced me to
give it trial. procured the medicine and used it
for three weeks when my health entirely restor-
ed II is now about three months since | quit using
it, and of the disease its symptoms appear
ing, feel warranted in adding my testimony in behalf
of others, before the community. Accept my best
wishes, and believe me yours, &c.
WIN. CLARKE,
January 18th, 1871. Pittsburgh City
g1rOfce and General Depot No 10 North Eighth
Street Philadelphia, where the most respectable re-
fcrcnces persons will be given in favor othis valu
able medicine. Also for sale by II. FARNIAM,
Pennsylvania Avenue feb2,Iy
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THE PICTORIAL BIBLE, being the Old and
i New Testamcnts according to the authorized
version illustrated with many hundred wood cuts re-
presenting the historical events, after celebrated pic
lures the landscape scenes, from original drawings,
OF from authentic engiavngs and subjects of cos
tune and antiquities from the best scenes 10 which
are added Original Notes chiefly explanatory of the
engravngs and of such passages connected with the
history geography natural history and antiquities of
the Sacred Scriptures require observation complete
in three beautiful volumes, lately imported froLo
don and for sale by F. TAYLOR. oct -
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y,orJrIcAL ELoQUENcE AND POLITI
CAL ECONOMY.--Speechcs Of the Righl
Hon. George Canning. IN octave volume Of 5Ss
pages containing also his life and copious extracts
from his writings; price ~.
Speeches of the Right Hon. William Huskisson,
and the Right Hon Mr.. Wyndham, with the life q
each. The two contained in I volume octave GIG
pages price 81 80, published at $3.50.
Speeches OF Philips, Curran, Grattan and Emmett,
ia volume octave price 81 %.
American Oratoro, or Selections from the Speeches
OF distinguished Americans; volume Of 53i octave
pages, handsomely bound price $I,a5, published
at 25O
The most Celebrated Speeches Of Chatham, Burke
and Erskine; 1 octave volume of $40 pages, hand
somely bound; for 81 90, published at IS.
And many others Of the same class Tor sale at 'he
same low range Of prices, by r. IAiLoh.
June 49,
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NrEw LAW BooKs.-s,oy. Conflict 81

| M EW LA w bOOhos-btOfy
~ new edition, 1871, revised ard greatly sniaree
Circuit.) I54i; Cunis's Digest Of Admiralty Cas.s
in the United States aud Of those in the High Cour,
Of Admiralty in England Philips Evidence, fourth
American, from the seventeenth London edition WIT,
notes by Judge Cowen, OF the New York Supreme
Court; billiards. Abridgment Of the American Law
Of Real Property, = vols; Curtss American cun,c1.
sncing, vol; Slorys Equity jurisprudence, second
edition, 2 vols. Slory's Equity Pleading vol Sa.
rvs Commentaries on the Law OF Agency, a branch
Of Commercial and Maritime Jurisprudence with illus.
traiions from the Civil and Foreign Law Judge Dor
sey 5 Laws Of Maryland 3 vols. 1910; PcteIss fan
and arranged Digest of Cases in the Supreme Dir
cult and District Courts Of the United States from
the first organization Of the Government; ninth yal
ume of the Laws Of the United States, printed by
the order Of Congress containing the laws, treatics
&c, up TO March 1889 Gordons Digest of the Laws
of the United States with The Judicial Decisions
Chief Justice Marshalls writings ON the Federal Con.
stiuton, vol. Principles of Legislation and Law
by John Holmes, of Maine; Chiiiy's Precclcns IN
Pleading, with copious notes on Practice Pleading
and Evidence Treaties the Law Of Fire nsu-
rance, and Insurance on Inland Waters with fous
&c, by +. Hammond Counsellor at Law, 1 vol. $50
Kinnes Kent, reduced to Questions and Answer
Kinnes Blackstone, reduced to Questions and An
swers first volume Of Metcafe and Perkins Digea
Of the Decisions Of the Courts Of Common Law and
Admiralty Of the United States, TO be completed in
vols. Smiths Chancery, ? vols; Judge Lomaxs d.
gest Of the Laws OF Real Property, vols; and many
others, all for sale at the lowest prices, by
f. TAYLOR,
Agent for the Law Library and Boston Jufist
t.tLaw Books imported TO order from London
March 25
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NEW BOOKS.-Tcxas in 1910, the Emf
IN grants Guide, by emgrant from the United
States, vol
CHEMISTRY Applied to Agriculture, by Chaptal
Humphrey Davy, Professor Renwick, and others
vol.
Armstrong; Treatise Agriculture, with notes
by J. Buel, vol
Capt Parrys Three Voyages towards the Nortl
Pole new edition, all comprised in vols.
First Principles of CHEMISTRY, by Professor Rem
wick, of Columbia College, N. Y.
Elements of Mental Philosophy, by Professor Up
ham, of Bowdoin College.
The Social Destiny Of Man. OF Association ant
Reorganization ofIndustry, by Albert Brisbane vol
Bacchus, prize essay the nature causes, effects
and cure Of ntcmperance, vol
This day received and for sale by
Nov 6 F. TAYLOR.
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THE CULTIVATION,


consolidation Of Buels Cultiyaior and the Geneses
Ft Farmer.
WILLIS oAyLop LUTHER TutKEH, EDITORS
Prospectus Of I'oi s, for 1871.
TIME Cultivaior was established TO improve and
II elevate the Agriculture Of the country TO give
proper tone TO the morals and mind Of the farmer; TO
show him the dignity and importance ofhis profession;
10 store his mind with useful knowledge, and convince
him that while all classes and must be more or less
dependant ON each other he alone Of the whole can
make any near approach TO independence IL there Is
ono thing more than another which in this country
gives man superiority his fellow men, u u
knowledge; and this lejge,--knowledge which
is essential to the success ofthe farmer to other
men, iii is the design Of the Cuvator TO aid in I'M
parting.
The volume for 1910, is filled entirely with original
communications, embracing articles from about 3OO
Correspondents from almost every state IN the Union
II an increase of subscription beyond any precedent
in the history of Agricultural Journas-if the almost
unanimous voice Of the public press in our fayor,-ii
the multitude Of private yet aatierng testimonials we
have received, added to circulation amounting the
first year 10 twenty-five thousand, may be admitted as
evidence, then we have certainly most abundant rea-
TO be graiiled with the which has attended
the union Of the CultiyatoI and Genesee Farmer NO
expense has been will be spared TO render the Cui-
yaor worthy of the patronage il has received In the
number variety and excells nee Of its Illustrations II
is without rival at home abroad the last volume
being embellished with nearly hundred engrav-
ings illustrating the improved breeds of Horses, Cat
tie, Sheep Swine, Buildings, Implements, &C., max
ing the Cutvator all things considered i Is believed,
the cheapest Agricultural paper published IN thus
any other country.
TERMS--One Dollar per annum-Six copies for
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Agents who obtain 25 subscribers, and % per
cent TO those who obtain 100 or All subscnp-
tons TO commence with volume.
Postmssters and gentlemen disposed to lend their
influence to aid the Of Agriculture, respect
fully requested 10 act as agents Address
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Publishers Of tbs Cutipafor, Albany, N. Y.
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MILITARY HISTORICAL LIBRARY-Now
lNl publishing in Paris, in large octave volumes
with very numerous Typographical and Military
Maps and Engrayings, dedicated to the Army and
National Guard Of France.
"C'est la premiere fos que l'on essayc de rcunir
dams une meme collection les meilleurs ouvrages qu
tratent de Fart militare Ce travail fait par deux
hommes dcs letrcs ct CONNIE lis sont strangers nj
Fun nj lautre Ia science DIES armes lis comprehend
tout que cete ofre de diiiicile Extract from hc
Preface.
Volume L. On the Tactics Of the Greeks, Thu
cyddes, Xcnophon, Arrianus.)
Volume q On the Roman Armies and Soldicry
(Polybus)
Volume 3 will contain The Military Memoirs OF
Napoleon
TO be completed in six volumes the first and second
Of which are now received, and may be examined al
the bookstore of
F. TAYLOR,
oct II Agent for the Paris Publishers.
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MFRS EEMANS'S WORKS COMPLETE
IVl new and beautiful edition, printed fine
paper, with portrait of The authoress, Of the
plete Works of Mrs. Hemans, with Memoir by her
sister, and an Essay on her Genius, by Mrs. Sigoar
ney in royal l2mo volumes handsomely bound in
embossed cloth in extra binding.
Also, just published, the complete works of Lord
Byron published in style similar to the above IN
eight beautiful volumes, large type.
Also Memoirs and Letters of Madame Mallbran,
by the Countess De Merlin, vols.
This il the only complete edition Of the Works .
Mrs. Hemans, and contains many new poems, togc-
ther with other matter not embraced in any other ed
ton of her works. Among the new poems will
found De Chartion, tragedy, Tale of the Seer
Tribunals Superstition and Revelation, A Tale OF
the Fourteenth Century; Scenes and Passages from
Goethe; Selections from Juvenile Poems England
and Spain, and Waace's Invocation to Bruce just
published, and for sale by
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DANCING ACADEMY.

MIR. F. C. Liable has the honor to inform the
lvl Ladies and Gentlemen Of Washington and
Georgetown that his Dancing Academy will reopen
Tuesday October 6, at his dwelling house, on
Pennsylvania Avenue opposite Fullcrs Hotel, and at
Georgetown at the Union Hotel, (wbcre suLscrip-
ton paper is now open) as a suffice mt number
of subscribers shall be obtained
Hours of tuition for Ladies' from 2 10 5; for Mas
tiers, from to q; and for Gentlemen, from ,o9
NJ B. Boarding schools and scminarics will he at
tended, ifrequircd at both places. sept lS-2aw5w