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DR. HLLE.NS B.7LSA.N OF HORE.
HOUND, LIPER H'ORT A.VD
pI EITRISY RDDy ron
CONSUMPTION
and LIVER COMPLAINT

/ 4 tOLDs, Coughs, Splitting of BiOod, Ca
\ - tarrh, diHeuhy Of breathing, Pai,
an the side, paipitat,OH Of The heart. oppreS
SION dnd soreness Of the chest, Pemisy
Hectic FeDT. night Sweats, difficult and pro-
fuse ErpectoToiiOn, ami all affections Of The
Lungs, chest and Lirer.
/ The liorohound, Livorwor and Peurisy root
have for centuries been celebrated in the cure
Of affections OF the Lungs aud Liver. DIR. Al
len, after series Of experiments, has been
able TO extract from these medical herbs, II
inlsnm which eXcrs wonderful effects in curing
Consumption and Liver Complaints.
/ For children laboring under Inflammation Of
the Lungs, Colds, Coughs, Group, Quincy,
and sore Throat this Balsaln is of great import
ance. During the winter Of $50, lising OF one
lhosand families emplo, ed this remedy, in the
city Of New York. The consequence was,
that the number Of deaths among children was
reduced To less than one halt the usual nun.
ber. as ma, be seen by the City inspectors S
report of deaths.
In order to give the reader some idea Of the
efficacy Of this BsAam, and how extensively il
~ used, we here introduce the monthly report
of the cures IN The month May, 1889, and pub
iished in the New York Sun.
"Monthly Report of the cures performed
by DR.. Is. ID Aliens Bal.am of Ilorehound,
Liverwort aud pleurisy Root during the month
of May. Ii has cured and completed the cure
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CERTIFICATES.

H This may certify that for years siiic-
II ted with severe disease in my stomach aud bowels. -.
4 During this time have been under the care Of
Der of Ply scias aud brought so low al tunes 10 be
considered past help. could get only Temporary relief
from medicine aud all my complaints continued to in
crcnse until procured bottle d. The lepac Elixir
prepared by DIR. j. u. Al the time commenced taking
II this medicine had been confined to my bed for more
than six months, and wps unable to leave it without
asssiuuce my head from my pillow. I
had not raken the medicine more than three four
days betore found some relief and in three weeks was
able to leave my he'd aud walk my room, aud have
far recovered rs Ia take charge of my work IN im-
ly, aud though not well 1nd my health improving
daily. have reason to think that this medicine has
saved me from the grave, and therefore recommend it
rs valuable remedy in those complaints for which IL
II recommended. PHEDE COGGSWELI.
Douglas, August 81, lell
This ceriifes that for IL years ] afflicted with
sickness, and during this time applied to a numl,sr of
the most skilG and celebrated ply scinns among us
without any permanent benefit, rs my complaints con
unued To increase upon mn.
TIE describe all my III feelings would he ont q! my
power. had no appetite, troubled with severe
pain IN my side grcnt distress after taking food, dn
heavy feeling IN my hond almost amounting supidityl
numbness OF my limbs, could get refreshing sleep, my
food did me no good my bowels were continually out o
order, aud was obliged 10 take physic onen, which
would only give me momentary relief; all nv dnicul
cultles continued 10 increase tO suc degree that
gave up a kinds of labor and considered myself ncua
bic. About Two years ago, procured bottle oi DIR.
Starkveathers Iicpatic Elixir which took according
10 directions, aud soon had the satisfaction 10 fnd my
health improving, which gave Inc confidence in the
lcOhtnntd tie use Of II until TOOK about
four bottles which has restored me to ns good state
Of health ms ever enjoyed so far as | know. have
abored the present senson on farm aud have not lost
one days labor nor meal Of vctuas, during the |
time So can safely sny that the Hepntic Elixir and
this alone restored my health Tor have taken 10 other
medicine since commenced using II.
GIDEON HoLLEY.
UAbridge, August 20, ls4O.
This may certify that Mrs Burdett has been
afflicted with an affection Of the liver, for FIVE
years, and during the four first years Of her i'll
ness was under the care Of several Ply ysicians,
bnt her disease appeared to be increasing in ma
ligniiy, and the prospect Of her recovery be.
cQmlng more doubtful, until being mnde ac.
quaiied with the success which has attended DR.,
Starkweaiher's Ilepalic Elixir, in similar cases.
She was prevailed upon to make use Of it, aud
from this time has been gradually recovering,
and can most cheerfuIly recommend it ms a
safe aud valuable remedy for such complaints.
NJ, BURDEIT, II
Pastor Of the Church IN =. Northbridge
South Norlhbrdge, Sept !, lSi0. H
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The following certificates show the high csti
nation in which DR.. Aliens lalsam is held.
OPINIONS OF THE MEDICAL
FACULTY..

~
|, AT n meeting Of the NJ Medical Society o
Washington County, the following resolution.
were unan nfmousiy passed -
\ ReAoIrcd, That from a know ledge Of the
con position Of DR.. Aliens Balsam Of lIore.
hound, Liverwort, and rIcurisy Root, and the
most astonishing effects we have seen il have
upon our patients, it is our decided opinion
that it will cure Consumption and Liver Com
plaint, and we do strongly recommend it to the
faculty aud the public generally.
JOAN X. SMITH, W ID. Prest.
DAVID u. HALL, M h. Sec'ry.
Frum j. IL. Rogers W. -. .NcD York Ciiy.
Dr. B. ID. Allen, Dear Sir For year past
! have been in the habit OF prescribing your
Balsam Of iiorehound, Livcrwort, and Plcurisy
Root, to my patients in private practice have
also used it in tho Hospital J find il "A remedy
of great efficacy in affections Of the Lungs and
Liver, IN cases Of Consumption, Cough, Aslh-
ma and Bronchitis. | have found il very cilica-
ci"us and lbelieve it is prescribed very gene.
rally by the profession.
]. l.. RoGERs, NJ d.
To d. ID. Allen, NJ, u.
From He R,p. Dr. Scott of .Ne,U York.
DR., u. u. HHcn. dear sir am most happy
to Inform you that your Balsam Of IIorehound
liverwort and Pleurisy Root has cured ne of
Liver Complaint; disease Nnder which had
abored upward Of six years. I have recon-
nended it to several OF my friends afflicted with
The same malady, and in every instance has i,
been successful. Hoping God may spare ,our
life for usefulness.
am, respectfully yours,
JOHN SCo1T, ID. ID.
To y. ID, AUtn, M. u.
CAUTION. 10" Purchase none unless it ha.
he certificate of copyright" on the wrapper
md label, aud the written signature Of
b. ID. ALLEN, NJ ID.
General depot, SO Barclay street, New York
For sale in Newport by r. II. HiZ.aRD,
At the sign of the Golden Mortar. Sept. 3.
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EDURE EXTRACT OF SPANISH
SARSAPARILLA. WM BROWN,
Chemist, lsl Westinghouse Boston. has
! prepared liquid extract Of Sarsaparilla, by a
! steam process, without boiling the root II is
an entire new preparation Of SarsaparllIa, never
before prepared IN tins or any other country. II
has been IN constant use for the past six months,
by some Of the first Physicians in Boston. and
all those who wish 10 60 through n regular course
0i Sarsaparla treatment can be referred TO
them The preparation contains no other article
ihan the pure Spanish Sarsa aparllla, and one great
improvement over all other preparations Of Sar.
saparIa IT IS not reduced by adding sugar 10
form syrup. This article il well adapted To
ihe pruelIce OF Physicians, rs they can learn by
calling on the proprietor, the quantity Of Sarsa-
ParIlIa contained IN each botlle. The quantity
r'qs'red is small compared With the syrup II
IS The cheapest preparation of Sarsaparilla nov
~ use, considering ns strength Price 62k Cts
per bottle Dealers and Families can be sup
Piled wuh this valuable article as above.
twill be found at retail by most of the drug
gsls throughout the United States.
copy right is secured for the directions,
aud each direction sgncd WILLIAM BRowN,
upon the outside.
The above article is sure remedy for all
complaints occasioncd by an impure state Of the
blood, diseases Of the skin, Scrslula, Rheuma-
ilS'n' Salt Rhcum, Erysipclas, and 10 remove
the effects of clloncl. For sale by u. J. TAY-
LOR, Newpun, J. Balch, Providence. Thorn-
Ton, New Bedford. March 25
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- }. TAYLOR, has just received lot
Hs' of Foreign Leeches, in fine order
ALSO, Shakers Herbs, for Family use a.
mong which are Thyme, Sage, Summer Sa.
worry. Sweet MaJoram, Rue, Balm. Cainip,
and Pcnnyroyal.
May 10Th.
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Alpines.

RLUE black Alpincs, plain and figured
- Tor sale low a, I32. Thames street. Ivy
IN. COOK, & Co.
Nsy 30.
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~ RENOvATING PILLS-From Ger-
many-An encclual remedy for suppression, ir-
regularity, and all cases where nature does not
have her proper and regular course.
Sold by J. ~. Hart, corner Of Broadwav and
Chamber. street and T.. NJ. Guion, corner O
Bowery and Grand street, and corner OF Henry
aud Pike sircet. and by =. Burnei. rs SIKH
avenue. New York. Also. by DIR. II. X.
HAZARD, at the Sign Of the Great Mortar,
Newport, X. ]. Sept. 8.
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1Urek!p almanac.

Full Moos, 2d, lh. 4sn. morning.
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"Women afflicted with Ague in tho Breast
often suffer good deal Of pain from the want oi
an eilicacious remedy at hand for timely applica-
ton. Those liable TO this difficulty, will do well
10 provide themselves with this plaster. Let il
be applied Immediately on the discovery Of an un-
natural hardness Of the breast accompanied with
pain, and ii will be certain TO remove the ague,
and TO restore the breast and milk to their natural
state, without tho most ,riiling Inconvenience.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-25

2roTICE-The franklin Manufacturing Company have ap-
~ pointed s. Maddox their Agent, who viii be furnished Al
suppy of all the varieties Writing Paper made ut their Mill
viz Fooscap acap packet and letter Paper a which nc
will cell nv wholesale rea NJ such prices AZ cannot a 10
satisfy the pubic. City aud country merchants, AMI czens %
The state generally are examine s STOCK
and sne is moi TO their domestic manu-
C.rtm,es RICHARD WHITFIELD, President.
80. ,o., i2-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-25

GEORGE W. TRUEHEART, ArroRsrr ~ LAW, Char
VI ioesra Ia, viii practice in Alternate, fvana Buck
ncham and Nelson Superior and Quarterly Courts Any bust
ness confded receive strict and promp, attention
He will also Collection of Claims H. any of the adj
jacent counties.
ar He will remain Richmond from the Goth 10 the 25h in
slant and found by calling the Office o. toode sed
don. or Seaton 4 Siegar
Rsrence-Ken Kendall Atwater, II. w < j. Fry 4 Co.,
Drlnker Morris Goode Seldom, " w Soutal Ch f. os
borne T. l. j. : James Darlington, Thornton Gibson
j. r. Taylor Geo. & Jas Winston Chas. & Ihos H. Ellis
Nee "a n cs-2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-25

'A!iH nRfNkER < MORRIS, late SMITH PALMER,
D. thsr Old Stand or Main Street. .Harke, Bridge,
Vo">tLLsRs Sr.rioSERs, DEALERS Music, Musical
rr,rr INSTRUMENTS FAScy Goop.,
H. eonsiaGt'y on hand extensive and well selected
,S'oSs "i Books, III every department Of literature.
~ new publications received issued from the press
sun ANIMALS, for 1872 and other publications, richly bound
'-.aaie for presents.
age supply Of every variety Of Writing Paper.
is received 100 Of superior French Post
y ''sie, and cheap
$50 "n hand, Blank Books Of every descrption,-and
y manufacture in the most superior manner, Merchants
Books any given pattern; and TO execute binding Of
>saearoiating terms
"'s isil. 62-let
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-25

TMpoRTED TRUSTEE will stand the ensuing at my
stable Spring Grove county a nTs seysn mes Of
the Junction Of the Richmond, Fredericksburg ana roonhc anu
send their Mares with safety within few days travel either
from The extreme South OF North.
stee i good chestnut sorrrl full feet inches, and de-
cidedy the most powerful and well proportoned horse ever
sawand has proved himself an uncommon sure ne
was let to something 10 the season he made on Long
Island failed 10 prove IN oa-ahd SINCE max
ing he equally successful lie y 'e ere o.
the celebrated Fashion, that cano 1e DC n
this time for sl5OG0 Fanny Green for less than o-
Tyler and other coli bought BY Mr. I'D n oned ~ ~
w. Livingston The dam Of Goliah cannot be purchased Tor
brh rre as any ccr United States and
what the fact mot single coli OF ms get hai has
tried but what makes great promise 10 ne race no,scs
Trustee was distinguished race horse IN England and sold
years old, for g 600 ruinfs to the Dnse o. lveiand
imported by Ogden con stock,onno
better judges fine stallion One OF The above named sene
men Tho does not part OF him, informed
me days ago, that his candid opinion from hs pp
lar and immense power iat nc osn. 10 ra -
foaled 1922 and got by Canton ont OF hmh ny WINS
hs dams side with that Penelope by Tmpeter and Punela
by Hriyer on the side Trustee j. not chance horse
n addition 10 other his family in lS' hi, bro
he Mundic Derby Of l25 subscribers and was win
ne 1t would take entirely too much space Tor IN al
pernsmanee for which see Turf Register Spirit HE
Times published some time back knowing the exact dates
cannot refer The particular numbers 10 his hand
bills that intend have printed and circulated, every paru-
lar shall be- stated in full.
the gentlemen who engaged mares to HIM es
pcced pay This will suit those VII" intend 10
bay and who might send that intend
nav TO The great injury Of the Of stations have at
this time something like $1,000 due and with difficulty
that can collect dollar SO will he distinctly nndcrstoOd
those who Trustee that arc not left with him. will
eend the money nc and those that enIn the cash must
he SOM when thew are 81 will he expected in each
case to the Mares left with tic horse shall he well at
tended TO- and day. and if they
condition when when received
I'M make no charge for boad Col Walter Livingston, Of New
York the Trustee would not let me have him unless
as cash business Here let add that Bunnes Blue, Kate
Kearncy Betsy Acy and other that have brought several
10 the colts they had from Trustee. WM. j.. WHITE.
Spring Grove, Hanover, Dec 18th, 1871.
ST LEDGER, the full brother to Ariel Lance, o'Keiey &C.
will stand NJ Mr. David Mills stable Spring, the county
North of CharIn T.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-25

ID UNaWAY-A of color, who calls himself !onn JACK
IL son. was committed Jail Of this town on the .oh DAY
July last person Of color, going at large wlho. inc
evidences OF his reedum. His brought 10 the notice OIL
The Hastings Of this mud the Court on the 2ist DAY
of OCTOBER 1884, ordered him be committed as RUNAWAY
Slave and according He has since hcen com
directed and notice is hereby given, that
unless his master or forward, prove property,
pay charges and away, will he disposed Of IN the
mode prescribed by law lie feet 81 inches high Of brown
Immediately the e large scar on the leit MP
occasoaed he says by the bite of dog and long scar running
diagonaiy pit his stomach. lie had when
committed blue jeans roundabout oznaurg pants, and an old
white fur hat and had his possession blue mixed yam coat
blue clssne vest, and pair Of dark kersey pants.
J. BRANCH, Sergeant and Jaior Of Petsrsburg
Dec is G5-l6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-25

nvERsEER WASTED.-I wish to engage m overseer for
~ my Estate In Coco HAND county, take possession the hrs
Of January None other single man, WI can bring eood
recommendations need apply middle dyer o The
, nPhssn,i,,.r i, ~ p-h,no'd IoS. TRENT.
- > - 's''" GO-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-25
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 81 1871. =

EDUCATIONAL young gentleman, qualified by experience
II and requirements teach the common Us wen Us some oil
the higher branches English Education, wishes situation
as an have objection 10 20 10 any part Tue
State Address Post Office Richmond Virginia, or IN
quire of the keeper Of the Bell Tavern.
yc5- Good references will be given &c ,e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-25

DELoW HoYT co. present their patrons with The Schemes
10 he dawn in January They present splendid display oil
rich Capitals 900, $50 600, S529 Ssool, and
besides prizes fill the Schemes, making
millions dollars 10 be trbuicd by
Lottery month, iloy Co. intend Ia have hand in dis
trbu,ne prizes all who wish fortune on easy
terms must make Immediate application head quarters for pr-
HO1 ! ~ W.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-25

NToTCE-A Legacy o about sixteen hundr@ dollars was c
~ billiard of sposylvania county Va to ms son, jas
billiard who was resident o Bedford county,
Va he supposed have moved 10 some Of the
States. This therefore to inform him. or any OF ms fena a
The Estate is in nv hands, and &c, application to
TfjS. l.. SMITH,
Executor Of John Dlard, dee'd
CA, 35-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-25

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS IEbvARD.-Iwill give The above
~ reward apprehension and delivery TO me- OF secured IN
jan 80 that again. Ire following FIVE Negroes no ran
away on the first February sr belonging 10 the lower BYRD
Plantation Gooctand county, sJ for either Of them viz
Amstead, 10 years did, appears Older, having 't Ms front
jim Ross about years DID, yc"w complexion small black
eyes, high cheek bones he shows es oil Indian b"o aoon'
feet high 49,.
William Tnsley about 80 sold prominent eyes, rather
small features dark black, feet 10 inches high
Reuben old and Stout good looking, feet hall
and inch high. .r,
These Negroes off together from Richmond They are,
no doubt, in the country e the hnaiing WIN
false papers Nm ~. 'h''hl.t. :.
Lower Byrd Plantation, Goocllard, CO., May % Ut
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-25

FLEETWOOD ACADEMY, KING & hEEN.
THE exercises of this Institution will be resulted on The ath
January under the superintendent oi the subscriber VINO
viii be aided b. competent The number Of
pupils may require the employment Of SUCH
The course instruction will include all the branches cons
tun. sound liberal education Classical and English, AS to
qualify youths College, engaging The active ""
cations III life. unTeinilnc efforts vii lie cNerted To
enable acquire and rdNal knowledge
oevery subject 10 which attention be directed and thus
d.iu,iuc and rNplnl mi6d while exercising tie
Tile n.ishbconi proycrbiaiy moral. Tho location u I'M
doubiedy eaAy during residence Of -four years u l. be-
eyrt there las never hscn sickness the silt
dents, which originated here.
The buildings ramnnd"n ana IN excellent repair, SO ny 10
ensure thu utmost comfort Of buarlcfs.
The year wl H. DIVIDED sessions, allowing one
monfh vacation in Summer The terms will b. SIS per session
months Including cling except candes payable at
the expiration OF eash aud no tncon made aier entrance
ne 'Afa,t,As & ,aa.e eIn--
OLIVER WHITE.
Dec. - hs-2aw2w&w.w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-25

TRUSTEES SALE OF Landry virtue of Deed Of Trust
executed the subscriber Anderson ohnson for certain
purposes therein mentioned which deed dated the 2ih Sep
rmber $780, aud Of record in the County Court Of King VIII
liam, shall SELL by public auction 10 the highest bidder on The
5ih day Of January neat, IL fair if not the first fair day there
called Perkins, lying the aforesaid about eight miles be-
low Courthouse, Immediately the Maapony ver;Aso,
one Tact called The Island, lying directly contiguous
PERKINS, The first named Farm contains 500 more or
and has comfortable dwelling, with the necessary
The named contains about l5 and
suitable buildings for the accommodation OF small IA
,niy The quality Lands is equal III. Mata
the day, and al the same place. s SELL
in like manner, likely Negro Men, and three women
TerlaS Of Sdle-Cash. ,, -
~. 66-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-25

r1WENTY-TWO NEGROES FOR SALE.-By virtue of de-
cree of the Superior Court of Law and tlaneery Tor the
county Halifax tSepember Term,) ls4l In smt-Wynnns
and Others against Administrator shall SELL TO the
highest bidder cash. Maun LAUREL in the county of Hall
fax Saturday, the Isl day Of January, 1872 the Negroes men
toned in said decree consisting of bcys and girls
They parcel Of valuable and likely Negroes Persons
wanting Negroes for their nse win have good opportunity
10 supply themselves. JOHN COLEMAN, Commissioner.
Nov liz J5-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-25

BOOTS, SHOES TRUNKS, 60, &C.
!sccoad Suppiy-.Noo. Z, leil-
ANrIET pITyry i now receiving another fresh stock OF
Boots Shoes Trunks &c. by the Liberty Just arrived
comprising good stock of the following:
Mems heavy pcccad Brocans.
Do lined and bound Kip pegged Boo'ccs.
10 do do sewed Bootecs tvcry superor.)
DO fine calf Bootees.
Do do kip scwed 8oo,ees large sizcs) -
DO heavy superior water Boots extra Inas.yJ
cases or mems heavy water proof Boop' II
- cases of calf Boos at S and So
Womens fine scwed Wells.
Do. do. strap sewed Bootees
Bov's fine sewed kip and calf do.
Misses fine strap leather Bootees and SHOES
Ladies fine goat lace Bootccs
DO. superior CATER Boots.
Do. do. silk quilted Booccs. ,,, III
1000 ladies' fine dress walking shocs no Sppefs, az
qualities shapes and sizes ,,,.
500 pair of Bacons Shoes and Bootees for chllden.
Richmond made Brogues, russell and black'lcuner.
Miles & Sons celebrated waterproof Boots, ..,
And many other kinds OF superior and bcauuu gooas lot W
Winter wear which will be sold low W. same qualify o.
goods can bought for either in BALTIMORE or we"
York. wholesale and retail, by SAMUEL ~ MI,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer Rn0ts Shoes, Trunks,
Carpet Bags, &C., opposite the Rams kagf t noe-
Nov
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-25

ayD FOR sALE.-This Land lies in The county Of Char,
l. oe on Wardsuk creek adjacent to the lands OF Mr. Jas
son Wm Green and Capt. John MARSHALL about three or
Marysvile, tthe county scat) very hourishng
a,r-conanlng hundred well adapted TO TO-
ea and grain crops about hundred acres Of creek ana
Hats with good improvements, aud an excellent Manu-
There five mineral springs on tbs land one oil
th the strongest; perhaps this side Of the mountains also
lack lead mine Pieces hens can be dug out
n m feet Of surface For health convenience, aud good
,y no place can situated The natural advanta
The mineral springs mentioned, would make il one
he most desirable watering places in Virginia. if improved
,sry long credi, will be given TO the purchaser. 49,
nor Cit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-25

THE Undersigned residing in the upper end Of Dnwddie
i county will open Female School al his house. commencing
on the Monday January The Cas cal and Lite
rary Department VIII Ice uader the superintendent OF Miss
Storms experience of eight III teaching, aud
for abilities teacher special reference ~ made to Mr.
Jonah smith, Pet rsburg, ID. baskerville, j. c. a. T. H.
MERIT ~ H. neisld the Hon. John V Mason Green's
The VIII be conducted by Miss tiarbit
great teaching both vocal and m
sic highest appreciation amongst her numerous
patrons This school has been undertaken with special reference
the education daughters and hence pains or
pese has b..n spared every respect worthy of pub
c patronage No be healthy, and no neigh
horhood desirable.
1erms-Roard and Tuition including fuel, washing lodging
and light Of live month"; Music u FRENCH e1
ira and as reasonable b afforded -...
Olden Piace. Dec. d, lsi
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