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Of the efficacy Of D.. Moats Life Medicines in curing Ii
" yer Complaints, Dyspepsia and Fever and Ague.
The following letter from Dr. Caleb Carpenter speaks for it,
self and therefore submitted without further remark
BRBToL, July lst 1912.
Door w. b. MoFrAr-
am a regular bred physician admitted and licensed. and
like the Of professional brethren been pejudoed
regular practice peculiar TO the physicians
Of the day. but having been witness of the
ing Of several nveterae diseases by the Life Pills and Phenx
Bitter in my family and practice constrained
recommend them the OF every family, whole
some and powerful medicne-easy they
gripping for caharcswho esome, as u Is purely
yegetabepowcru as il may be seen BY common observer
powerful cleanscs the blood from all mrur
ties which necessary dsease And would also re-
commend the Life Pills aud pheny Bites every unpreu
Iced phy sican confident that after thorough know
ledge Of the physicians will use without PREJUDICE
Under my prescription have messed the OF liver
complaint Of fever aud wife of severe cough,
child and persons too numerous To be mentioned
who have been benefit ed by this medicine.
Ihave high for the medicine that ask TO
send me hundred dollar box soon az practicable.
Yours with respect, - x.-.....
(Sigued) CALEB CARPENTER,
Physician and SURGEON, Michigan.
For sale by w. MOFFAT, 575 Broadway, and BY his
AGENTS in the CITY and country jyl2 imssc
OAI-00 tons Liverpool Camel oal for sale in lots
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A1x. AMERICAN MUSEUM AND 0ARDENs-This
is he best place Of in the city for spending
few. hours and shillngs to advantage Every thing
in the way of novelty fun and amusement is tound here
See the advertisement.
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Passengers Arrived.

LIvERpooL-Ship Swanton-J Manning, and 270 in the
steerage.
H.vRr-Ship RchmondDr de Condry and lady, and II in
the
MArANzAs-Brg Eagle-Mr Fnney, of Newport.
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The New York Lance
City Despatch Post,

fHy- A few copies of the first volume of this work
handsomely bound, may now be had at the publication
office 81,
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ton to the merchandise imported and exported in order
that the progress of yearly trade may be closely
compared -
TRADE BETWEEN FRANCE AND UNITED STATES, ron
$50, ACcoRpING TO ERINcH oTfICIAL kEIuRNs.
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THE WASHINGTON PROSPECT TEMPERANCE
l BENEFICIAL SOCIETY w.l hold their meeting To-
Evening their Hail. Umvealst Church in Eliza
beth, door from Walker The meeting will be adj
dressed by Dr. Covert Mr. Dewitt the strop man. Mr.
Smith, and the President of the Jubilee Society young
gentleman from Vermont
Singing by the Lady Prospect Society and others.
. A. {. FLANAGAN, President.
FRANCIS X. BROWNE, Secretary.
TO MERCHANTS AND OTHERs.-A young man re-
Gently arrived IN this country, wishes Porter
in Wholesale dry goods where his services cooper
also be relied upon such being his trade Beiag
teetoaler he has brought ee of Introduction from great
Apostle of Temperance Father Mathew Charles DELAY
Esq TO whom gentlemen respectfully reered0 Broome
street au8
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH,

ON THE PRINCIPLE OF ATMOSPHERIC
PRESSURE.
M LEVETT, Dentist the introducer into this country m
W. the year 1885, OF Inserting Teeth the above scientific
principle r>csed by himself ALONE, the atten
ton of the ubc TO his great improvement The established
repu OF Or Leyett his easy well known, peculiar aud
and the UNMARRIED satisfaction gwen which he fully
in all cases, his inviting the attention Of ladies
and gentlemen who have had artificial Teeth unklfuy
who require new for those displaced by
VI. LEVET1, Dentist, 26O Broadway,
corner of War; 81. opposite the Park.
(Copy of d Letter from Judge Noah to DR. Levitt
New YORK, May cath 1912
Dear Sir 1T is both matter of duty and pleasure STATE
that the artificial teeth the principle of atmospheric
pressure which made for lady family has
ed in respect Ia appearance comfort and utility and has
entire satisfaction
am, dear sir your obedent,
AMI Imsr signedl Nj, NJ NOAH
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To Correspondents Abroad,

Our correspondents foreign fully requested
send by every vessel all the intelligence they can
obtain. Nautical information Of any kind, from re-
siding home abroad. will be thankfully received
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ADJUSTMENTS.


NIBLO's GARDEN.
TRIUMPHANT SUGGEST,
The Gorgeous Connie Panton,i,ne os
THE NIGHT OWL
In which the whole force Of the RAVEL FAMrr " -
COMPANY is brought action is nj. htiv 49, hho
crowded Saloons, with ' 'NN'''eu ny
ENTHU SlASTIC APPROPRIATION
MONDAY EVENING, August sth. ornances eo,o.
GRAND OVERTURE.
After which
FEATS ON THE TIGHT ROPE
by the Ravels.
Quarter Of an hours ntermsson will be allowed for Reesh
ments in the Grand Saloon. '
which, second will be produced magnfcs mt Comic
Psnomimr called
Mazulme the Night Owl, Nlr Wells
Cheyaer BaTano, Jerome Rave
Emile, Gabriel Rsvel
Maclon, Antoine Rayei
Balamsm, Mons Dauyergne
Mariana poor Peasant Nine Jerome RAyel
Julie, her daughter, Mile DoutIeyle
80 Zulma, Cireasssn Slave. Miss Wells
10 conclude with view Of the Magnificent Palace Of
MAZULME!
The whole o conclude with
I'M THE PROMENADE MUSICALE.
W, Ihe proprietor respectfully Informs the public that
compliance with the wishes ai visitors this
eo part OF the entertainments will be after the per-
iormances IN the Saloon over
hctng Manager, MIR. Chippendae.
~! MUSICAL Leader and Director. Mr. WoolT
Doors open seven o'clock Entertainments to commence
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MEDICAL AID.

DR. GREGORY continues devote his entire personal
- attention to disc of ocular He
ed much study and attention in the improvement of the old
mode of practice and the result he has succeeded in dis
covering auxiliary remedy before used in this
line of ractce 1t particularly applicable Of long
standing and where in many instances structure sup
posed to exist.
Dr. CPS residence at "a Mott street. about yards
Chatham square, nearly opposite the Church. lie home
all hours OF the day and evening His charges in proper
uOn TO the tunes. NO 81 net drug store. as t"r
MRS. CHAMBERLAIN, Hair Dresser, has moved from
u II Chambers street 10 28ts Broadway, Washing
ton Hail. where she will be happy her friends and pa
auS 2w
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sUs sFTs............ So HIGH WATER. 10 %
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OAL-Oo tons Liverpool Camel Goal for sale in lots 10
" suit purchasers landing ship Siddonz Apply 10
AR EDWD X. COLLINS, & Co., 50 South street.H
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a CHANGE OF AIR AND OF SCENE is not only
A essential TO health, but of enjoyment the
Summer TO the residents of crowded For this
nothing can compare with JAUNT TO HOBOKEN. 10
those who can leave New York only for few hours It's
shady and diversified walks along the verthe vgoatisg
beezes from the waterhe picturesque beauty Of scenery
the fine and commanding views from the
summit of Ca,de Point and other points these enchanting
groundsthe romantic site Of the Sybs Cave-he delightful
verdure of the Elyan Fields ened in the afternoon BY
excellent band of music all conspe render this by tar t-
favote place OF Summer Access rendered
by the BTclay Canal, and Christopher Ferry Boats.
which ply constantly during the day md yI5
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Q3- LET THE IMPRUDENT VICTIM OF VICE
be warned in time and seek from responsible and educa
ted men the means of relief while is not too ate Me-
dcines whose composition and effects will be fully
planned at the offices ofhe College, and specially adapted
to the cure of peculiarly distressing malades may be OBJ
tanned, with full directions for See advertisement in
another column. w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
Principal Office of the College of Medicine and Phar-
macy, 81 Nassau st. N. Y.
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INpIANs-The Camanches Cochataways, and two other
tribes of Indians have commissioned Gov. Butler Col.
Mcintosh, and Mr.. Logan to request the President Of
Texas send to meet the chiefs of those
tribes on Red river, to form treaty of peace.
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W The MERMAID.-The greatest rush of visitors
ever found place of amusement in the city
VIII be seen at Concert Hall Broadway where the Feee
Island Mermaid will be exhibited for this week only If
the exhibition Of his Satanic Majesty horns tail hoofs
and all was advertised, il could greater ex.
element than the that this unique creature
was about to be submitted to public inspection We have
seen IL and while we assure readers that il is the
beautiful and fascinating creature represented usually
in the picture books it nevertheless the
binary curiosity saw.
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10 VAUhHALL GARDEN.-To-nght there is al.
traction offered not to be eqaaed any other Establish.
ment IN the cty-Mrs Jacksons benefit on which occa.
SION she oilers an entertainment in which Gates OF the
Bowery, J. s. Browne j. Greene. and Mossop the only
two lrshmen in the country appear Also Miss Mes,avcr
in her best songs Grand Ball winds up the evenings
amusement The whole Of which is but two shlngs ad-
dem the performance in consequence of its length com
mences at eightoclock precisely let all who wish good
seat 60 early ~ e'
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66K FOR LONDON-Packet Of the iOth August
k#xN> The sri ndid fast sailing packet ship TORONTO
Capt Grswod, will sail positively above, being
her regular day.
This ship has superior accommodations for passengers in
cabin I'd cabin and seerage and about embracing for
the above port should make immediate application board
foot of Pine st.
GLOVER McMURRAY
Pine rect corn.r Of South.
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s~H a. FOR ALBANY, TROY and inferno
GznAx mediate places.-The splendid low pressur.
-&xZ-s steamboat SWALLOW. Captain A. MLean,
will leave the foot Of Couand tins tThufsdayl afternoon
August Ath at O'Clock, and Sunday It'll, o'clock.
n , The above substantial Boat, fitted with
Hudson.
For passage freight apply on board S. NJ DREW
the off orr The wharf
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CO TWO THOUSAND AND TEN BOTTLES OF
the celebrated ToNIc MIXTURE of the College of Me-
dcine and Pharmacy have been disposed of since its in
PRODUCTION to the public two months ago. This is surely
demonstrave evidence of the popularity of the medicine
This agreeable and powerful restorative and purifier
the blood will supersede the unscientic and
mon preparations ofthe nostrum vendors
w. S. RICHARDSON Agent.
Principal Office of the College of Medicine and Phar-
macy, 81 Nassau st., N. Y
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CO PERSONS RESIDING IN THE COUNTRY
can be supplied with letter Of advice and dollars
weh OF appropriate medicine by forwarding to the Prn-
cpal Once OF the College of Medicine and Pharmacy
Great numbers availng themselves of this liberal
Offer which is saving them from the receptions of quacks
on the one hand and the extravagant exortons Of
regular physicians the other. Address post paid.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal Office of the College of Medicine and Phar.
macy, 81 Nassau st.
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Correspondence of the HeTald.l
WASHINGTON, Saturday, II. Nj.
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s&9 .zJ HEALTHY EXCURSION TO THE
Gz1I.sF}s FISHING BANKS OFF SANDY HOOK
5T =; The fast and subst' .tial steamer UTICA,
the above place. Monday, July 23h continue
every Monday, "Wednesday Thursday and Saturday,
and leave follows Foot of Hammond street at quarter
past osock-Cana street at half ts1Pike 4. r.
9Per No. ". r., half Q. Band OF Music
gagged Dinner and all kinds will be furnished
board. On the the Utica will remain Fort Hamll-
ton half an hour.
Fare Is each
The UTICA will make an Afternoon Excursion around
Staten Island Sunday July 2h and continue Tues
day Friday and Sunday and leave follows foot OF Ham
mond at ~ ocock-C nal at 2Pke street. Err
at half past 2-PeI No. at ga O'Clock. r. NJ, and
th city att o'clock.
Fare IS cents each way iy252mI
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A<~s FOR GIBRALTAR, CONSTANTI
Hk,1SSNMW NOBLE AND SMYRNA, Touching al
Z/NH%XAO Faya and Malta The superior fast running
~<4l4tQ@lB steamship BANGOR, 500 tons buIthen
u.-e-EA3--- sail for the above ports Tuesday,
9th August from Boston
This built by Brown Bell. Of New York. ex.
pessly fora route She fitted up superior style
for the above voy'ge and has accommodations myers
unsurpassed by any steamship crossing the Atlantic.
The price of passage. without wines will be follows
To Fayal, ......... $50 To Malta, 500
- Gibraltar, 90 Constantnople, I25
For passage only, apply to
4. WRIGHT, JR., Twharf. Boston,
Letter Bags are at Hae Foreign Letter Office So Wall ST.
and VIII close at half pas 7. NJ Aug. h. jy29 9sr
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a0DyH AI FISHING EXCURSION TO THE SEA.
GSSy@1e5Lzjs BASS BANKS to the Eastward OF Rocka.
&-Z way Pavillion.-The Steamboat WAVE
Captain Vanderbilt will Tuesday 9th Of August make en-
excursion on the Eastern Banks where former excursions
he has aken large quantities of pogeys, and fine
bass and as the distance IS miles the boat will leave
the foot OF Hammond street nalf past clock-Cana ST. at
the Banks at early hour, il being the best for fishing
The Boat will land at Staten Island and Fort Hamilton.
Fare Is cents each way.
Refreshments board
n. B-Bait will be furnished on board gratis a6 2r.
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STILL, FURTHER PROOFS

CENTEEL FURNISHED ROOMS 10 let for singh
VI Gentlemen with Breakfast Enquire No II Barclay
az lwsr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-08

Dlcl. Yesterday morning afera sbort Tlness WILLIAM
ROBERT, OF Robert aud sarah L. Redfor in tie an
year Of his agc The friends Of the family and those OF
tfetcrck w. Rcdiurl, and Cllibofnc Burnett. are 70
q1csicd @ stend the funeral from The residence Of the
aucr N Manchester This morning, ~ O'Clock, without
no- The Portsmouth Plperswil please copy.
Died. al tho residence Of her son in.iaw George ~
Anderson, Esq in Richmond County. Virginia. on sun
day, Tho 9th Gay Of July, Mrs. Lucy n. DARBY. no
hct OF The late tapi John Darby, iu the 9th year of
her arc. 10 the death Of this truly csfnahlc lady,
exemplary ornaments. She was emphancaiiy a good
nerhhur, indugent mGrcss, and e most afectnnsfe
ant tender parent she has len i've ani daughter
and IN extensive circle Of relations, acquanfancss and
friends. % lament her death; bot tho pornsncy Of their
grief must be greatly migstcd BY The reelection that
loss hes been her eternal gan Mrs. D. has been for man
years pous member Of the Protestant Episcopal Chnrch
aud for some days previous t0 her dcah being sensible
that recovery was hopeless she expressed her entire
ngucss 20 depart u The anticipation Of entering into that
rest whch reserved for the people Of Cod he author
or This htici tribute Go hcr memory know her we'll and
While be would oncr unicscfrrt fnisome cucEy 10
raFuisn The tcVuchrc OF the dearest rrrf
mae acquantancc VI h the deceased Tor series of years
has furnished him abundant evidence " her great moral
worth. snl Of hc hh aiion which che was deserv.
cdiy held ~ all who knew her.
Gn early NE she w.s ciy sought her Cod
And The straight path 81 thoruy virtue troI.
Pond 20 ohl.ge, too gentle 90 Offend
Nriov a By all 20 all nc cool ircnd
Toe bad che ccusnf'i BY her sfc alone,
Bind % their faults severe upon her own
~ ofhef's Ercis tender part she bore,
Ard With he needy freely shared her store.
AtdisfEnce vicw'd the worli with pious dread.
Andto Goi'stcmplc i1r prntccfou Heb
There sou-hfthsf peace which H1svu alone can give,
Andlcarr'dto ., while others learn 10 live.
us- Er1uircr vii please cory.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-08
POETRY.
ME>MERISM

From hs Ns'ears Daily AdrerGser.
isome wonderful magnetic experiments were
made at New Hiven few dsye since with blind
gif. BY simply imagining her handkerchief 10 b,
any animal, and writing the name on it. shs va,
made to feel the presence Of the creature. Thus
eat rabbit elephant were sueeessively introiucsd.l
new Haven, fair city, extend thy willie Iaws
aHt my earstrngs arc crRrking IN Mcsmer's great Law.
for on your white aprons bur write the word Car
And TIC t1oisrr ns,inetlvely worries The rat:
nc ne plant huge, beyond The hr seas.
" an efogtof tefK cts down on your kneea.
y wonder, dear l1iy, by this weiyhty loaI
you mo1ncd and sanx saly a mesinctic ode
~, ~ diherent FAR 10 thy sighfless eyes
we're thc untsoi the rainbow, the hues OF tie skiss
" hen stream OF pure xht from tn magnetic man
,hloush thy nerves. % sweet lazy, like widfire ran
IN memory q dark cavern, the grave Of pasf Java
u brandish'd and gibbcTi, then burs; IN a bi.se
ny which al thy acts slnce snck lei lie Lr.ssf
inIeUers OF IRE thee were expressed.
Oh seien~s sublime Oh Phreao- Magaefe
what knowledge sthine, " We would but sesk ~
MY cr.~L, IKE Al snail Up fame's hiding steep,
W men the ROAD 10 prcfsrmeut IL rot by q leap
hce The current " thought 10y paving Of Gurer-
Iiunines the brain Of those In their sium5ers-
hen me oTe OF pasi Rxes, by this fanglid plan
Might he thrust ins1fi8A6ts the length OF a span
HgTTifor August -. q
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CITY Arrivals
EXCHANGE nn1rI-Ssn, G


w R Pepper, Petersburg; II Hudsius, sr. Mat.
thewsi E Scott, We; G w Hopkins, Abingdon; J
Beadas, Beadas LOUIS; Ro Saunders, S ]
Cumming Baltimore; Nj Harris, Nelson; Geo |.
Twisgs, Georgia; VIM Bel, Lynchburs; C p Bell
Liberty; Gardner, Edward; VIM Caring.
ton, Charlotte N Watkins, Pr Edward: Hods
son, tiuvanna; Gov Pope, lady child. and servant,
Mrs Cross, children ard servant. Kentucky; Ira
l. Bow'es, Hanover Horssley, Nelson.
SEPTEMBER 7,h.
X Boningen. Baltimore; Geo NJ Murrell, Aik,n.
sasi Miss Clayton, Lynehburg.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.
G Wren, Pe~haiHn; A Winston, Lynehburg;
d Norris, Pniad PHI; n P Hanson. Big Uti e.
e II Brown, Middlesex; w 3 Cooke, Buck NJ ham;
+ w Curd, do; G Saunders, do; no. Che atham
Ches;ethsdi Nj A ChenIhsm, DO; ii Lee, Lunen
burg Brown, Dinwidds; ID Cosby, Petersburg
G wilkinson, Chesterfield; d West King Wi.
liami Jno Harrison, Green; < Pollard King Viii.
liam.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-08
FUTURE DAYS
BY DUNLOP, MoNcURE Co
800 PACKAGES OF SHOES AND BOOTS
AT AUCTION

on friday the 9h Instant, commencing AZ 10 otoi,.L,
i be sold at our Office, without reserve 300
Boots andS shoes, fresh from the manu- acttrers ro5ri
in part, OF >' SONSilu"s
rlnc oheek hall Gaiters-6oaf Bnskins Walking shoes
sine naSs latter Boots-R sewed Boos-Water Proof
Snoes-Blaek and Fancy Slippers, &c ~
Misses and Chldrens Shoes ami Roots M ,bcv.
.'cnteinen's shoes and Boots-say Calf ana Marco,
Naikinz shoes-Bootees and Pumps-Dancjns PumnsO
1 Soat AMI Lesiher sppers-Cioured Cloth Boots
'3iL MOROCCO andseal Boots sewed and pexxed &C.
lnutnS' shoes and Boots as above
Women's Shoes and Boots-Ieather and Moror 70 = Ut
Shoes-Bussins aud weltS pegsed and sewed
Mems Boots and Shoes and Bfogans-IIeayv Wafer PooS
b5ots sewed and pe-ged-City made Brogans, l. ana n
sewcd and peggej-H Ties and shoes ~ -
B9y.' boossi shoes and Bro-lns above
ALSO,
leo eases Hats AMI Caps-Russia and Fur Ua,s-ni,.t
ana While and Fashionable shape Wool Hats blse Z
M9skra'' Seal, seaeit and Water Proof Glazed Travel
TERMs-uader sico eash-over $780, months, for 40.
sci ID, NJ a. Co Auets
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MALE AND FENALE SEMINARY.


TUE exercises boz this seminary commence a. usual
Il the first Monday n October anI end on tho DIST Of
July, making session of fen months
The suhicctso be taught bcsics the Of
pllin EnEsh Education. the Greek Iaun anf French
LANGUAGES, and suhccnt knowledge of the moral ply
seal sol nshcmac u sciences % prepare young man.
completely, for prosecuting hts Cocrac eu lies " no sue.
cess. Lessons the Plano Fore will be given 10 dearrf
BY Mt Buck native of Germany The plain Bug Oh AMI
sccnff al subccts will DO Taught by tho subscriber ami
the Grcct lain ant French Ltnruircs, by bic associate
teacher Mr WIN. r. Gait, OF NotiolE
refer . hc Profes ore of William MARY aui n behalf
~ Mr 0ars 1uafcators, On ate mat hc compile cl bic
eiucaiou a. ne University ~ Virginia, olaiucd from ne
Faculty " that lusii ton the decree &C ", anil
rccommcni-l BY them a. person. in every respect.
gusnhcIo hl Che ffoicsforshp Of Humanity .u William
situation Tor which be was recommends B. huf i aisS
true, that Of the thrythrcc candidates WHO applet f1 r
AMI most Of whom were highly recommended Tor their
Of The viscrs Besides Mr Cii has some experience n
eaemut ani can both speak and write nc French Ian
Nr Buck entered uron The dulles Of his syo,aon a. %
ycars OF age, has Dc prHc Sing those duIca. To- hia
place for the asf ten mo hs 500 hy hs perfect knowledge
fcct1i icpasimcni has rsinc1 he cstecm an cor crr
both oi Dts pupils and PATRONS
The fec for thc pn ssh subjects s30 no on.
French, 900
Muse. is00a quarter.
The fcos Tor Music and Vfeiich are independent 81
and consequently, additional 70 the rest
7 he subscriber has opened a Boarding Wousc, for the
fcommoiafion Of his male and female pupils ffou ds.
q icc and is prepared 10 take between twenfy snd ry
bcardcrs ei3l session. lie hoardcfa will be- Al all
lines, under his control and will have proper attention
patti u their comfort, education AMI moral habits Ono
the other the end Of the Pupiis viii be charged
with tuon and bosiders with boatl from the time o
Withdrawn ~ ,c consent Of Tho subsctter lhe ncaks
used IN TIC Seminary can be purchased :. he Pc. once
Of this place G. }. ID. PRYOR.
wg,,msburr, Ausust2isi, isie
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IIfMRRR EnR RAIE.

THE under sisned ocf lor sale II their Lumber Yard,
Il on tho csual near tho public Arnory $1,000 feet Of
Lnnbcro OF various kinds and szcsal Of which they VIII
sell low or cash. credit % four months u s) oi
III sums Of $50 and upwards for approved negotiable city
PAPER Persons wishing sizes other than those now ~ TIC
Ward can be supplied any limo, by leaving thelr order
At tho cicc allowing sufficient TINE 70 have hem brought
IN nom the country. The sizes now on hand CONSIST OF
bark and square edge three quarter, one and one and
half inch pno plank flooring 10, weather boarding. hy
and by 6scaning inch white oak plank (suahlc Tot
tobacco boxes) inch willow DO. for cart AMI wafgou
fellows haitian inch poplar snd sweet gur oak wood
and post &C. Alec, 90 ohaceo boSea ot supcIe! quality
aule ELLIS ELLETr,