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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-27
NEWARK. Jan. 18th. ls4

Z D.. ha. ..l.l,ltt .lsu NEWARK, Jan. 18TH ls43t
p 0]- CHEERFULLY SUBSCRIBE MY TES1L
was pronounced ncurable the last stsges Of consum
ton and three large packages of Pease Hoarhound
ihave Cor ten years. l-ratlf Tt'x dghe - 70
ai s..f.. 49, MRs.ANN DUvALL, asa Brood ST.
My child was at the verge Of the grave with the whoo
ing coughs - worth Of Peases Hoarhound Candy entirely
relieved her. w. D. PAULS CRAFT go -,
-, Cor. Washington Christopher streets.
w. Rogers recommends Peese's Horehound Candy for
the whooping cough and says thst family should be
without &C. was afflicted with pain in the chest and
oeases Hoahound Candy and produced immediate re-
lief ssfa. s. +. GENNON 500 Pearl 81. II.
Thisis 70 certify thai have been troubled with severe
cough and cold, and found relief until used Peases
Hoarhound Candy with good success. ~, 49,
f isI "a IJ W. l.. IRISH, 81 Ludlow street.
Pedlars and confectioners not appointed agents.
Each envelope Of the genuine oarhound Candy signed
y. Pease and Son. rs Div sion street, Agents Zeber
q Dock street, Philadelphia Pa. Reddng, No. State
rtree Boston; Robinson, No. ITO Baltimore street. Bal
tiuorc. u.s..
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! IN 20 WILLIAM lSrREET. ! IfT3lft n u ~
PRxcIsAL 0rvIck.Lstters deposited before ha,sspast
hapas ~, and half past O'Clock, will be out Tor
delivery at 9, end 4o'clock. rob .1 ll0s 1D :,
BRArrH 0yvcEs-Lettersde deposited before 7, II and
O'Clock will be sent for delivery at g. l. and lorh
y ia. 49, bi.s,'.a t ALEX. NJ. GREIO Asmf n
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SERVED RrcHr--The Grand Jury Of Tuscaloosa
Aabama, have found bin Of indictment agansr
The Captain and Engineers Of les NoJ!h. Star. for
their misconduct in the laisexplosion Of the North
Star which destroyed tbs life Of Charles n Conner
md others
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-27

ANorGR DEFAu.rrR.-L 2, Buckley. late col
lector OF tolls on The Ohio Canal AZ Akron, Wa
oand IN Arrears S3osJ His excuse was thai hi
clerk, on ms way to Wooster 10 opposite this mon
ey, was robbed Of it, which was false Ell ali sucl
ietaulers go TO the peni'cntiar, the regular term
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-27

ANOTHER OPERA HousE.-Caldwell intends erect
ing magnificent Opera House in New Orleans il
time for next winter. aslaf l..i, ..,. t..lt
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ExouANcr BANy or V,nery,..

Here the returns Of the Bank since January 1874
showing that SO far from making any preparation to
turn to specie payments, the concern is in
tended position now than al that time Thefolowng
the available means and immediate liabilities at each pc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-27

III W- AN OLD BUT A HOMELY PROvERB.-n is
an i'll wind that does not blow good somebody. We
heard OF party Consisting Of eight gentlemen who iv
dod the subject Of Col Webb going south the re-
cent duel One party observed that the Colonel would not
tight The consequence was bel was made for dinner
wines. Sc for the company. to OIL at the Krcmn
his day. in Coer's hest style. We understand the
Grave Room has been engaged specially being rather
agraye subject We have aword to say to otter in re-
aton TO this dinner namely lot it be superb in the ex
shall have enjoyed themselves to the full extent as all
parties mvch pleased that no lives were lost Also
charge good price We know the parties they can afford
20 pay Particulars of this dinner tomorrow and if not in
as good style as we recommend, the worthy host shall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-27

OF We are indebted to Capt. McKinsley, Of the
brig Forrest, for late papers from Merida, Yucatan
Theycontain no news Of imy oriance l.lid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-27

Cc,csfrArioy.-The ship Msriposs from New Orleans
rived Norfolk on the Dad inst with ninety one emf
rants for Liberia, TO take board those now waiting n,
hat place for the same destins alton. - -
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aid constitution or artcie n In orce-bu this provision
hall not be construed give TO any person right vote
any tow or ward mespg held under and by virtue OF
his act upon any other question: questions than the
10 estions herein spec ifcally named. tH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-27
Herald Bulletin of News.

The Herald Bulletin of News is kept the north ives;
corner Fulton and Nassau streets On the arrival OF III
morning mails. at eight O'clock A. M.and also OF the
evening mails four O'clock r. NJ the latest Intelligent
from all paris Of the world may be- found the Herald
Bulletin Board this Let every wayarer stoi
and read ADV ertsements Of all kinds taken the office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-27

A Boy FATALLY STABBED, IN THE PARK LAST
NIeHr.-Last evening, about o'clock, several OF
the wretchcd gang Of loafer boys who infest the
Park every evening, to the disgrace Of our police
pursued and stabbed poor innocent lad, who is
not exnecied 10 live -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-27
MONEY! MARKET.

--dIuH sunday, June X6-0 p. M.
! The following were tho csarances Of produce from
MoSrRg AL-ClxARED ron Sea- from THE lfr ro rur eor
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i oo- THE TONIC MIXTURE. prepared BY the Col

~ N5- THE TONIC MIXTURE. prepared by the Coz.
LraE Of MrpcIrr and PHsHMacr has. in several cases
since the opening OF the College effected remarkable
cures The names and addresses Of the persons
evcd be had at the Office. This most agreeable and
powerful restorative and purifier Of the blood is comb
nation Of the most valuable tonc and Is in
the strongest manner by the College calculated to in
vigorae and strengthen the whole system All persons
suffering IRON debility and loss Of nerv energy induced
by whatever cause invited make trial Of this rene
i Sold in bottles at two dollars and dollar each
W Nassau st.. 90 $500. " --A AE---.-
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A Rior IN CENrRE SrREEr.-Iast evening about
eight O'clock poor boy who tried TO get in the rail
cars in Centre Street, near Pearl, fell under the
wheel, and was dragged some distance, screaming
all the time, and finally was rescued after both legs
and his body were frghtfully crushed. Several Of
the Irish pc ople residing in the neghborhood assem-
bled stopped the car, beat the driver pulled him of
the box, and he was finally taken to the Tombs in
order to save his life Great excitement prevailed
When are we to have city government a8 4i'.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-27

FIRE rs WEsrFrELp, MAss.-This mornings FIRE was
discovered in Morgan& Cowles Block, occupied by Jo
seh sibey as dry goods store which, with all its
tents, was entirely destroyed. Sal
The tailor shop OF H. O. Gates directly store
Mr. 8 was consumed with oil its contents. G. w Peek
lost 10 900 Spanish segars. VI fo.1ta s4a.lsI :
The dry goods store Of d. Converse narrowly escaped
and his goods were say ed in damaged Morgan
Cowies were insured-Wssieid NeiOs Letter, June "a
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Court Calendar-Tnas Dav.

Court OF COMMON PLEAs-Part l.--Nos 70, "a, s., g,
osiockINos' 90 ~ 49, 90 10. o. o. IS, loo loa 1906
SUPERIOR Notices of issue Cor the cnsu term
must be filed before Thursday 3oh the
gumcn calendar and by the ID July for the trial
inquest calendar No issue Of fact except upon inquest
and Oh special order will be tried at the July term No
order for new trial at the next term will ne granted
unless good cause can be shown before Judge at cham
bsrs a5iin . nci2Ffth 4li la.ag nea 'Ysssq liii s
MURDERS rs The ciiERoxEr NArlos.--we have hereto
lore noticed some difficulties between different parties
the Cheokee nation growing out Of euds which scpara
that they have been brought fatal termination and
mere cause 70 luther pioSdEh Mss a
have Just received the particulars Of the Foreman
only and not with party Of men (he nos expecting to
meet Foreman as mentioned in my previous letter met
with Foreman and his friends accidentally under
cumstances-Stand Waite and his brother at Eng.
lands grocery when Mr. Foreman and Of his friends
came in Seeing bottle Of liquor standing on the coun-
ter, Mr. Foreman said "Whose liquor "Mine" repli-s
ed Mr. Waite 'hop yourself Foreman and Waite All.
ed their glasses Foreman proposed the following to be
forever' Stop" says Waite, want some explana.
ton first 1t is currently reported and believed that YOU
murdered my brother and uncle and assisted murder
and that yon carrying arms to kill me- Say il Your
self said Foreman with significant toss Of the head
Waite Then threw glass into Forsmsns face and Fore
and Foreman stepped forward TO pick up board with
which to strike Waite when Waite drew his knife and
stappcu MN III Dack FOREMAN round the
Of the house and Waite fred pistol at him without ef
feet Foreman exclaimed h"You have not done II yetr
but Immediately after fell and expired. ~ 3 M :, ~
Great excitement prevails this subject and out Of
the Nation. and many lives will be forfeited before it is
finally settled Foreman much the larger Of the
two and deserv to die long ago for his demonlkc as
sassnation Of some of the best men that lived the
Cherokee Natl On. NJ, m ~, ~.
II is said that Foreman Of the who assisted
in the assassination Of old Ridge (he chief Of
treaty party9 his son, and Boudinot. tpif islif N
This afray happened IN Benton county about fteen OF
twenty yards from the line Bcaties prairie. Spring
ston, friend Of Foremans who shot in the same
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-27

fr7- RATTLE FOR A SAIL BOAT THIS AFTER
N60N.--A Rafle will take place this afternoon at 81
O'Clock at No. 20 Washington street Any person wish.
ing chance may obtain application the above
place. Price ST. .ill .e ..NN
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|.la|a 300 700 To- fiNFt I.iiIil
Total reduction.
,Philadelphia. .

~ s. PHfLaDELrHrA, June &c, 1912.
The only subject mstter Of conversation here Is the
iuel between Marshall and webb There are two points
of surprise about the natter One that Marshall should
condesccnd to challengeebb and another that he should
have been successful in retaining him upon the ground
within ten PAGES of mahogany stock and percussion
70 little commisseration for the wounded None
gc Webbs fate and many express regrets that the result
Yesterday the Colonel cheerful and gay ex-
periencing little Inconvenience from his mshap He IL
to-day suffering much from ieverunabe to raise his head
from his nilltw, orto his leg In the slightest Some
apprehension is entertained that Of the sinews Of
Tie leg are injured which cause the loss of the leg
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ma OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK BANK NOTE

fay- OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK BANK NOTE
LIST 20s Broadway, New York. I'll citizens Of New
see Saturday next the Public Ledger and General Ad
vcrtiser which viii be Continued weekly ard delivered
sra,uitously TO subscribers, the hotels hosrd;ns
hcuses. steamboats, &C. This nowsI aper win contain
attest rT ort 81 the money market wholesale prices
ron and recent counterieits forming weekly supple
nent &c our Nov York Bonk Note List and win contain
he lsest oern and domestic news, with such light lie
eaure will render the Public Ledger instructive and
lrusing weekly Journal made doub'y paatable to the
readers by its being furnished their residence
very Saturday without charge. Xxx
CHARLES, MCINTYRE 4 Co.
2O6 Broadway, New York.
Our charge for advertising win be three cents hnc
md eech advertisement Of 81 will he entitled TO any qusn
y of tarrv for priv circulation not exceeding MY
opies and in proportion for every dollar paid for
ing. W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-27

di o. FEVER AND AGUE CONQUERED BY SHEER
mans Fever and Ague Lozenges ard the chls do not
turn as they usually DO when cured by other remedies
Dr. Sherman has established branch at st. Louis the
accommodation Of the citizens OF the west who are
afflicted with this disease than at the Or.
Zobrskie able and distinguished ply has charge
Of the western depot. Or. Shermans Office log Mas
sau street. ,f,t.l, ll.gi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-27

TO- THE INNUMERABLE FRAUDS PRACTICED
by Druggists in countereing family medcides has long
been of the undertakers and serious
complaint OF the propretors Of such medicines. whose
Resort to trial by jury has been Intellectual from the mpos
sbility Of collecting costs, and thousands Of fellow
creatures have consequently been driven untmey
grave. This evil gladto observe is about to be
removed by the recent establishment OF the New York
Patent Medicine Warehouse, No 10 John street opposite
the celebrated Thorburn seed We observe that
LADY in attendance to writ upon families while the pro-
pretors superinend the other branches Of the business
" tho system is well followed up il will the pm
ronage OF the ibc and tie good wishes Of the proe
tors OF popular medicines IflH (O
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-27

~ 90 THE PARTISAN IMPERATIVE MIXTURE,
prepared by the CoLLEcr of MEDICINE and PHARMAcy,
and now rst offered to the public Is certain specific
those maladies with which Vice Visits her miserable fol-
lowers. Let this class of suererstry it, and them.
selves from the baeul effects Of neglect malreaiment
Sold in bottles ut two dollars and one dollar each with full
directions for use. t'.'t a'. i-iH -. 80
y .| w 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office Of the College. o. Nassau street
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
~ ga WasSsington. =
Y l[Coutspondenee Of the Herald.l
WAsHNGroS, Saturday, 8 p. Nj.
y COn9xe ssh On al Proceedings.

t4 llCoufspondence Of the Healdl
Ia washington, Saturday, 3 p. Nj.
ComgressionaH Proceedings.
a communication was presented in the Senate
HIS morning from the Secretary OF State, in compl-
'nce WIN resolution adopted some four or five
i'o"'iis PACK. concerning the late examination Of
nr puphc buildings in this city. Also, message
u"" ,he PRESIDENT transmitting letter from the
french Minister, inviting the government Of the
oh"ed 1fafs % unlie with the French in establish
ing weekly line OF steamers between New York
ana iiaVre, Tor the purposes of commerce, carving
letters and passengers, together with the reply Of
Mr. Webster acknowledging the Importance of the
proposition. and promising TO lay the affair before
Congress. 'fe,si ''. y. s'.ii..i'igl
The Dancing Rabbit Creek Treaty business came
next, and bill for the reorganization of the
army followed. proposes reduction Of the
army which would save to the government seven
hundred and odd thousand dollars per year. The
proposed reduction is as follows- .,ii ias ,,'s ss
In the twenty companies Of Dragons z Pr 200 men
In the forty companies Of Artillery, $40 q"
In heeght companies Of Infantry, b., 2,4oo .
Ioi Total reduction, ,'e,lnn 2920 tsitt.s
Leaving the rank and fleof the army at 1854, in.
stead of 1893, proposed by the House bill This
will give effective army in the field, an ave-
rage, Of about 7000. The blu abolishes the Office
Of Commissary General Of Purchases and the Su-
perintendents of Armories, &c.
The House have concurred IN the amen dner Mt of
the Senate TO ihs little tariff b-so nothing is now
required to make il law but the sanction Of The
Executive; but if the construction given to the
proviso by Mr.. Kives and Mr.. Buchanan be correct,
Mr.. Tyler win not sign it. He will never commit
himself to unconditional distribution, howe
yer cgaflily the proposition is lisguscdg IHahI
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Do REMARKADLE--Thc celebrated Cyprian Hair
Tonic prepared by Or. Fale of Boston, n oue dollar per
bottle, mot only attracts the attention Of Nichols Of the
Arena but has comman lei an esl nsve sale OF the article
at the New York Patent Medicine Warehouse, lc John ST.
opposite ThorUurn's. ....a, t.r. ~
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ofFrsI IONlrHcc uI the Ifprad. j
WILMINGTON, Del, Saturday, S A. M
The Duel befrcen Marshall and Tvebb.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-06

I.RGE ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS.
y H. jenkins, having removed 10 the new building al the
IL. cornerM Main and Exchange Streets Rclmon Virginia.
would nvese attention Of MERCHANTS families and Others to
ing them, h in of selling by wholesale or retail
for cash aeanees only he enabled purchase and sell
cheaper than ormcrly, and believes his will find the
goods hv prices in any paIt of the United States
Having in contemplation this removal for tme he has dis
posed Of oil os old goods and will hereafter offer very com
pere assortment of the following articles:
SILK GooIsAlI The newest styles of Black and coloed
MdrsLIN ,E LAiNEs-Every variety Of color and style
imported.
cALCoEs 1000 pieces fancy styles, all prices. from :
10 and lei cent, The finest manufactured Also Mourn
cIo S Ms; c:ssiMEREs And vEsTINcs-A very large
assortment line. alwIs to be found
LINEN Goos-Irish Linens, all prices from IS cents to 3
Toweng of eer description; sheelnss all kinds Linen
cnm,e all prices from . cents to s. each
HOSIERY AND GLovEsmEyery description Of kind and
and Gses for men women bows and girls
FAALY MoutNING-Every quality uf black aud blue black
and half moarnn Modsns, Cays and BombazineS and other
noSyETs, EliiNDs AND rT;owERs.-Lals,t fashions.
LACE GoOES-1hread and Bobnet Lace Wells, ScaIs Ia
cXprs ( coriARs-Lacc and Muslin capes and Collars.
Welsh AMI American make; qnaes from the
E.iMEErsisd n and NesIS n,anseis all sz;s
turr Of these arlicIe, made expressly for retail.
GENTLEMEN viii always find meno lambs wool and silk
kinds Suspenders Linen Bosos and Collars silk and linen
rosss . s,. * &c .n, :, ,s Co.. mil. and
female co.Eing.
DOMESTIC GOCDS.c0 haes and of bIeached and
ached Shirnrs md Shecngs fiom yards wide
Also Apron and Furniture Cheeks Bed Ticking Cotton Ozna
hurr In this usefuanl necessary branch Of business
ienton given n always hand very extensive stock
all the most approv ehmanufacures in the country.
SIAW1.S, SCARS AND MANTIILAS of the latest mpor
tations.
sUNpRY ARTICLES -slerinos Dimity. FIngcs Corsetts
Silk vclyc,s alnsns Cambria Book au and taconet, Sew
Materials of Linen Cotton and Silk, Buttons,
The Public nfrncd that they may rely upon finding this
Establishment at all nes, full supply of all the above articles
cheapest klnGfade Tie finest fabTictus the
and wishes Of al New Goods opening every week
throughout the year. finn auction and elsewhere and will be
sold OF a. great bargain, 1t r. H. JENKINS
Staple Ind Fancy Dry Goods and Linen Store.
Ii l1-laftf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-06

A CATALOGUE or FRUIT TREES GRAPE ZINES, &C..
"a cultivated At the Virginia Nurseries, l. miles Vest OF Ken
mond BY JAMES VIA.
7S The prices OF Apple Trees according quantity FOL
los - cents each under ~ over - and under c., lO5 cents
AMI Is. ai
Raj White Juy Cahcad or Lowry pryor's Red, Branch
Apple, Louisa Seeding rrpin very Iasow Crab Harris
June and fine, Strawberry, very fine, Big Ill., Carter
White Summer, Imlerwig, summer Cheese, pomme DApps
Lady Apple Asopns sr,zen'rs Beethoven, copions Hang
ast Large Fall Cheese, Golden Pppln Giles, Apple, Garfield
HARRISON. Wiesap French Dwarf Basket Apple, Newton
pppin Large Jnar Winston Pppn, Capt. Jimmy Summer
vest Apple, tieen Apple, Hughes Crab Red Seeding Cab
Rhode Island Gcenng Carter Seeding, Monster rpn, Jude
Apple, Siberian Crab, caIks amain, DicAinss Apple
schn, Large Moopak Gibbons very inc Brussels Bre-
da OIahsc, excellent, B!ark, very fine and rare.
AECTARlSES.
Orange, Ri. Roman.
! % cents each.
Soft shell.
PEACHES.
D Price Of Peach Trees according quantity viz:
White Heath, Pound gr.ich Large White cilnestone Royal
pe, cheva, very lvored Peque, do do, rre,i
"~ nG neapp Psne
line, White Sweewater Blush lieath Black Heath, Nut
* October ine Musey October, ine Red MaaaaIen, Rod
mE's Red Cinesone, Columbian, line, Noons Favorte
Yc'' Double D'0''0H'' very Gn E5n1ufs'al'
Torn May Duke, Select Beauty Yellow Spanish Large White
Wa White Transparent Cmea, Ekhorn, Adams Large Fed
Jul CLUSTER Knights Black Eagle Trents Duke, Carnatun
keyan, BLACK 1aarian, very early
PLCAS.
2cens each.
Gsru Gage, Yellow 10" Imperial Vot Gage Queen Ciandi,
Bnlrers Washington, iciu% Egg, Purple MagnIm Bonnm
rcGu lum.
PEARS
rs ens each.
Sckle, Autumn Eirgae, Summer do Winter do, 'Phladel
pha Winter Winter irrgnmo Cc0k Fear. Napoleon Buce Ma
sgonele Walnut Pear Green Spring Bonclrrtien Lit
tie Mscat, earliest Coman Buerrc Woodson Autumn Bega
| mot, Wilkinson.
GRAPE VINES.
Sorpn Seeding, each 20 cents, ebemants Madeira do do,
L. Nr de- do Ciawha % each for 70 less than 90
If lane quantity Is taken sig 10 per 100.
ROSES
Grevhe, Sl Macro3hya 81 Multiora, 30 cents; Chinese
Pcrperi 80 cents; Labrador 80 Chinese Double Velvet
Perpeua, ST. Red Mn-. Ia So White do TO s., White Cus
ter - Fink do - Georgia Sondescript, so Pink
Tca 81; jyacnth beautiful and fragrant ST. Mexican Runner,
lin, ST. Purple Tea Prnvins Rose, IS Peach
Scented l,rpctua 81; White Tea, 81
ASPARAGUS
Fify thusand Asparagus Roots SO per hundred
RASrBERkY.
Raspbrrr Vines. at Sc per hundred.
~ B-l under cultivation for considerable ad-
dtion Of nv varieties of a the above kiud-.
~ Ordss addressed pos paid The subscriber or to Lewis
Ill., will promptly nded The Trees, &c, packed in
JAMES VIA.
| Nov. 53-4tin
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-06

LEMALE ScHOO-The School for young ladies, at my resi-
dence in The county Of Hanover, about miles from lie city
Richmond will h- continued the year. under The di
Of Miss \. F. barnard, approved Teacher who IS well
qualified give departments of study
usually taught the best Female Schools. The subscriber VIII
receive few additional scholars hoardes in his family Strict
will paid moral well their Intellectual
Improvements. The health character and state of society in his
ncighhorood render his situation eligible one for those pa
guardians who wish educate their daughters wards
abroad. rho scholastic will embrace ten MONTHS omnenc
the 18th Of January and closing the 18th of December, with
a months vacation lhr Summer 7trms-Boad and Tuition,
including lights. washing &c., S!n5 for the scholastic year of
There will he extra charge oT French 50,
Drawing S. Wor.ied Wax Flowers So and Needle Work So
iii should be the wish Of the patrons Of the school that Music
should he taught competent Teacher will be obtained
EDWIN SHELTON
Rural Pain Nov 18Th. Ie.1 5j-afit
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TN Rules held in the Clerks Of
Superior Court Of Law and Chancery, for
county, Monday, the I'd day of October 1892:
William ~ Baker, John r. Quar.es, William Mills and Ma
taniei Thompson, Plaintiffs:
against
Strong, Defendants:
The defendant VIM. Mills r., and VIM. Mi jr, moi having
their appearance given security, according law
and The rules Of this Court and appearing by sarslc evil
encc they inhabitants III this state On m0on
the plaintiffs, by their counsel IL ordered, That the said de
PENDANTS, Wm. Mills and WIN Mills b do appear before the
Judge Of the said Court the Court h6is, rr dag Of
Of the said Court and the plaintiffs original
and amended bill and that copy Of this order he forthwith
serted newspaper published in the ely nj Richmond for
months successfully and posted at the from, door OF The
Courtho Of this county Court day.
Copy-Tese,
JOHN HUNTER, c. G.
0r