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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-01
NEW AND CHEAP G93E5a.

NM respectfully call the attention If the ppg.
w lie to oar Spring importation Of Good.
just received and oprned in the house recently IT,.
cup!od BY Iia5oy & Bfch. OR asso.,,5-u. B.,
extensive and general comprising
Dry Goods Of all kinds,
hardware.
Queensw ware, China and Glass rare,
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Bonnet>.
Groceries and Uyc-StltIs
Iron, Steel and Nails,
Salt, Patent. Medicines, Sc, &C..
Our goods have been selected with crca, care.
and as the prices will he found peculiarly aGap,e
to these hard times, we confidently expect e con-
tinuance Of that very liberal support We have en-
ioyed since commencing business. While we ten
Ter the usual credit to person, Of known pune
tuality, we invite those VINO purchase tg- ca,t t.
call and examine our goods End prices, cuufacn,
that both will be approved Of
large stock Of Iron and Steel Anyi,s, Bellows.
Vices, crcw-piates, Sc, &c, now on hand, war.
ranted IN every instance to lie Of the very be>t
quality. Dealers in Iron will find our erms tor.
al, and may always depend on a first rate orriela
at as low prices as any house in the Suite "a
offer. SIJITZLER d. SMITH
April 10Th, lS42.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-01
ParEEcE.'s Specific,
Dissolution o. Partnership.

BfssUsUI HUH JE E's4F9ltPsEAdE.
CE7HE partnership heretofore existing between
4 Barnet and Eleazar Hart under the firm OF
Hart 6; Co. dissolved on Tuesday 2Glh day
Of Jolly, 1912. Al settlements must be made with
the subscriber who is alone a4:ho.izel
L. HART.
The business will be continued at tic old stand
by E. HART
Boonyille, Angus. 6, 1912.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-01

4 LaG.E .trt g...a>Haro W;udc,g i lass.
= aad Glassware 10 c."era', to7 sale BY
&IgITXE Ln j. SMITH.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-01
MULES! MULES!!
WaverIy Novels

COMPLETE, and handsomely bound. an elegant
copy. For sale by e. HART.
July 30. 1912
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-01
In Linn Circuit Court, Missouri,
August Term, 1912.

October |, lSi2.-29-2m.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-01
DUE N0EECE
E8ITk's Works.

SPARKS Life OF Washington, Rancroft's Uni.
- TED Siate., jast received aud for sale by
Dnonylle, July -, l~l2, T. ARr
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List of Agents.

VIM. A. Tyson, \. York. Mr.. Tiggan, Boston.
Thos. Adams, do A.W Niles, Portland, No
M. Cross, Catski!l. II. Chandler, Bath, DO
F. Dana, Schenectady. III. Huston, Brunsw'k de-
Joseph Pell, Hudson. Il. Garrison do do
VIM. Green, do w. Willy, Hollowell, do
w. Thompson Athens. j.. T.Carter, Augusta, do
J. Van Pelt, Saratoga. E. Ruby, Durham, NH
J. w. D4ffin, Geneva. j Cook, Belfast, do
J. w. Logan, Syracuse. .Wentw orth, ,Por,s'h de
John Robinson, Boston.lJ. w. Lewis, Concord, do
And in the city OF lbany ell our colored friends
who feel friendly to the cause will act as agents
in soliciting Subscribers.
All persons acting as agents will be allowed on
yearly subscriber 25 per cent.
All agents viii be as active as possible ia get
ting subscribers and will please forward the mo-
ney, with the name to this Office, and the papers
will be sent to their direction without delay.
We trust that the lovers of temperance, educa.
ton, and equal rights, will assist as in sustaining
this paper.
All persons wishing the paper will send their
names to the Office,
GPNo. Az Creen-street, Albany.sFH
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ITO be continu ed

tsA LroN SCARED BY DREAMER."-lt
happened on one occasion, short time
previous to our arrival among this tribe,
that a young Boschman, ia hunting a
troop of zebras, had just succeeded in
wonuding one ofthem with an arrow, when
a lion sprang out Of an opposite thicket
aad showed decided inclination TO dispute
the prize The Boschman luckily being
near tree, dropped his arms, and climbed
for safety without moments delay, to an
upper branch. The lion having allowed
the wounded zebra to pass on, now turned
hts whole attention towards the perching
huntsman, and walking round and round
the tree, he now and then growled, and
looked up at him rather unpleasantiy. At
iensth the lion lay down at the foot OF the
tree, and kept watch all night. Towards
morning, sleep overcame the hitherto
wakeful Boschman, and he dreamed that
nc had fallen into the lioa's 's.mouth Start
Jag FROM the effects Of his dream he lost
his seat, and tambling from the high
branch on which he had been reposing,
came squash down upon the lions ribs
The monster not being at all prepared for
assaults of this description, boited off with
a tremendous roar, and the Boschman lost
no time in taking to his heels in the oppo-
site direction, scarcely believing the evl-
dence Of his senses.-CSir ]. Alexander's
discoveries ia South Africa.
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g ALT RHEUM pervaded my wites hands in
~ the most horrid manner for FIVE years; six
fingers reduced in size the skin cracked and
peeled, and the flesh rotted like jelly moved and
could see the bones, she could not touch water
wash or do work for my family without heing
frantic with pain. She confessed in her despair
she could burn them off without adding to her
sufferings- more than twenty of the faculty in
the city of New York, md three inAlbany, tried
t..eir best to cure and did not the least good
At length got her some of Daleys Magical
Pain Extractor, which as soon as applied gave
mensity Of yellow matter, in five days had a
new skin since more than 900 times as conforta-
BILE, and is now as whole as ever.
GARRETT MOLEY.
26 Pine Street, Albany, May II, l84l.
s23 For sale by RAWLS & co. Agents.
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VTARNfSH.-The subscribers have been aP-
' pointed agents for this city, for the sale Of
s. P. SMITHS (of Newark, N. J.l celebrated
work, to go over white maps, &c. Coach war;
nish, especially for carriages, coaches, &c.
Brown Japan, used by all painters as dryer in
paints, yarnishes, oils &c. instead of boiled oil. :
No. furniture, for piano, cabine. and chair max
era. No. 2 furniture, for common use, will rub
and polish and dry one coat day without sun.
The above yarnshes are warranted TO be of the
FIRST quality. For sale wholesale and retail at
No. go Washington-street, corner of Hawk-street.
by FORD & GRANT,
dl6 Agents.
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A BLAlR'S FuaNrruRE wAnr-House

A BLAlR'S FURNITURE WARE Housg,
As No. 81 Green street, Albany, N. i.
Cabinet Ware, Uphoistering, Chairs, the best
kind of Feathers, &c. Undertaking in ge eBeral.
Laying out deceased bodies. Mahogany, Cher
ry, Pine, Leaden, Iron and cloth covered Cotiins
Silver and Brittania plates. Copper fastened
Boxes. Attendance at Funerals. Hearse, Car.
riages and Cementery Interments. From recent
discoveries. A. B. is prepared to preserve a
corpse any length of time, in perfectly natn-
ra, condition; provided immediate notice be
given after the decease.
N. B. The process will be in perfect accord.
ance with the most refined and tender feelings
Albany, Feb. 9, l842.
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THE NORTHERN STAR
AND
FREEMEN'S ADVOCATE.
JOHN G.. WART,
CHARLES S. MORTON EDiroRs.

Is published every Thursday, by an associa-
ton Of colnred persons. os a16
Devoted to the cause of Temperance, Reform,
Education and Equa r ghts
TERMS.-$l so per year; to which so cents
will he added, If not paid within six months from
the time of subscribing Single copies I2i cents
per month. All communications sent BY mail.
must be directed to the editor, No. 46 Green-s,..
and musi be post paid
Advertisements one cent per line. N-a
STEPHEK MYERS, General Agent. J. w. 10,
oUxE, Travelling Agent for western New.Yxk.
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"HY WILL YE SUFFER, when relief is nigh
w at hand therefore get DIR. Taylor's
Balsam of Liverwort, and you will not suffer
with coughs, asthma, difficulty of breathing, &c.
For nine years has this excellent vegetable med
icine stood the test of every fraud and deeep-
tiOn, but wherever the genuine is used, its
abundant virtues, overwhelm all opposition.
WONDERFUL CURE OF CoNsUMPTIoN.
Being predisposed to consumption, both
from secular formation and hereditary trans
mission. l tried every thing could to check
this disease, without relief, till / used DR.. Tay-
lor's Balsam of Liverwort this medicine cured
me. For sale by
II. RAWLS & Co. 81 State street.
ap IA If and at Apothecary Hall.
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A NJ LOOK HERE. m

AN ENTIRE STOCK or CLOTHING,
selling off Below Cost, at No. 60 Market-street,
ffrst door south Of Montgomery Hall,) The stock
consists of superfne blue, black, brown, olive,
mulberry and invisible green, Dress and Frock
Goats, with prnportienabe assortment OF Vests,
Pants, Shirts, Drawers, Suspenders, &c.
ID WINTER CLOTHlNG.-A splendid lot
Of Beaver and Pilot Frock and Oyercoats, trimmed
and faced with silk velvet and made in the
most fashionable style; all to be disposed of at
hat they Will fetch, the owner is abont chang
ipg his busines. MICHAEL COONEY,
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OF THE BLOOD New

EMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD. - New
IL mans Compound Juice of Sarsaparlla, for
the cure of obstinate sruptIons of the skin, pim-
pies or pustues Of the face, bes which arise from
an impure habit of the body, scaly eruptions,
pains in the bones, rheumatism, letter, scrofuIa,
or kings evil, white swellings, syphillic symp-
toms, and all other disorders arising from an i'm
pure state ofthe blood produced either by long
residence in hot and unhealthy climate, the in
judicious use of mercury, &c. For sale only by
II. RAWLS g. Co. 81 State-st., and at Apothe
carries Hall. s6
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deC's having no father or mother.

deCS having no fatner or motnef.
"He who could not support his Preten-
sions by just genealogical evidences, was
said to be without father Thus in Ber.
shith Rabba. Sec. xviii. fol. ls, are these
words: For this cause shall a man leave a
father and mother. 1t is said liza proselyte
to the Jewish religion have married his
own sister, whether by the same father OF
by the same mother, they cast her out, ac-
cording to Rabbi Meir. But the wise men
say. if she be Of the same mother, they
cast her out, but if Of the same no-father
they retain her, shein ab la gai, for Gen
tile has no father: that is, his father Is no'
reckoned in the Jewish genealogies.'
ITO be continu ed'
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soar AND CANDLES.

The subscriber has on hand, at his old estab-
Iishment, No. 90 Church-street, constant sup
ply of Soap and Candles, viz:
IMPROVED
ETouEd Candles, Nos. 6's, 8's, 12's, and l6's.
Soap of various qualities, particularly caIcu
lated for the wholesale trade, at all times as cheap
as can be purchased in this city or state.
900 steel wires, for candle moulds, recently i'm
ported from England.
And also keeps on hand constant supply of
tallow palm oil, rosin, and barila, suitable for
the trade.
All of which ia warranted to be of the first
quality, and will be sold low fer cash or approved
credit.
Has aow on hand family soap over year old.
JOSEPH STRAIN.
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1LANES Of every description %an1tsGsa.e 90 s.ste
an e street, at the shortest notice, Of
ecspss e1crsNsrN A. MCCALL, where they may oe iouno
0I .sk.s. a ne Bee" st ell reasonable tunes
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ID HARVEY, AGENT. Wholesale and
W. Retail dealer in Stoves, Manufacturer of
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Utensils, Nos. 20
and % Green. street, next door to the corner Of
Beaver-street, Albany
N. B. Stoves of all kinds kept constantly on
hand. fcl7
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENT

NOTICE. Colored Females supplied With
~ situations in private families, or public
houses, at Hutson's Office, No. 56l l-2 Pearl.
street, New York.
B Good places and liberal wages warranted
for good servants.
New York, April, 1912. II
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hYEING AND SCOURING.-JOHNN NIB
~ LOCK has removed to No. 43 Hudson
street, where he intends to carry on the Dyeing
and Securing business in all its various branches,
and Cashmere Shawls cleaned and pressed in
the best style. Carpets cleaned and pressed.
Also, gentlemen's clothes cleaned. Collars
and breasts of coats warranted to be kept in per-
feet shape. JOHN NfBLOCK,
m6t1 No 43 Hudson-street, Albany.
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XXIILLIAM JOHNSON, Dealer in Confrc-
w tionary and Refreshments Of all kinds,
No. 81 North Peail-street. mario
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HONsUMPTION AND CATARRH.-Mu-

CONSUMPTION AND CATARRH.-Mu-
~ cous discharge from the membranes of the
head and also the bronchial tubes, fauces and
throat is 20 common disease that we hourly
have applications for remedy therefor. Appli-
cants complain especially of discharge of mu-
cous in The morning, and add that they do not
suffer much from it, but fear that it may lead to
something worse We are rejoiced to see per-
sons rousing themselves from that indifference
which has caused SO many TO sink into early con-
sumption. I his very catarrh, trifing as it seems
will most assuredly terminate in this horrible
disease, unless early cured The only remedy
is DR.. Tay ylor's Balsam of fLiyerwort, made genu-
inc at 375 Bowery.
Sole agents for this city, H. RAWLS e. Co.,
No 81 State-street, and at their branch, Apothe-
carries hall.
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Notice.

The Public are respectfully Informed, that
those wishing SERVANTS, can be accommoda.-
ed by applying at the Office of this paper, No.
46 Green-street, where applications may also be
made for cooks and masters for private or pub
lie parties. None but sober and industrious
persons will be furnished. All calls attended TO
at the shortest notice. Particular attention
paid to those who may prefer communicating
through the Post Oftice. ma2i
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FRUIT STORE. W. G. HuMPHREYs, No.
Il 29 Green-street, has constantly on hand,
Fruit of the best quality and on the most reason
able terms. feH
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MANNERS A due sense Of propriety of
conduct towards all classes of the COM
mun;ty is obligatory on every one, although
some appear hardly aware Of i. The man
,ars Of a man are the mirror which reflects
his disposition and the feelings Of MS mind'
suasity ofmanners always gains friends
moroseness engonders enmity. An atfaDie
address, OF course, always Plcascs; but
surly response creates prcjudice and q
dislike which years cannot diss'pate.
sssEnncar1oN AND CRIMs.-Man wa'
,of made to be sent to prison, but to be
educated: and as John Wilkes said, the
,-teefr -yteefry. worst use you can put man to IS 10
hang l,im.' Punishment to prevent crime
ss,fIs,nen! 1t come: like the physeian $
.,-aacr;ntion al the funeral, too late,
cback crime, we must check the disposition
70 crime; to prevent acts, we must create
an omnipresent control over himself ana
,,.ta conscience the universal preventive.
aThem's my sentiments" as the ghost
&c Shakespeare said to nine-tenths OF tne
modern authors.
as,.yeRs CApruRRD,-The brig Jas
payg arrived last evening from ole'''
J,son. reports that the Spanish schooner
p<.,;den,a' with cargo Of slaves had been
c,starred and taken into that port q
portupuse brig and two schooners' ais"
s,ayers,, had arrived. 9.. 5'2@ @al
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NHOWE g. FREEMAN, fashionable ORA
4 L PERS AND TAILORS, have just receiv-
ed splendid assortment Of Broad Cloths, Cassi-
meres, and also an extensive assortment Of the
latest and most beautiful patterns fVestings, all
Of which will be made up in the best and most
fashionable manner, al No. 2 Exchange 4 lid
inps.
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StMALL CHEAP CASH sTORE. Stapls
y Dry Goods, No. l6 South Pearl street, ep-
posite the Clinton Hotel, Albany.
GEO. I. CLARK, Agent.
April, 1912.
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RNURRAY & WRIGHT, Tailars and Clothes
I'VE Cleaners. No. 6, Bea,er-street, Albany.
Clothes cleaned and repaired in superior style
New and second hand cothing, bought, sod
aud exchanged.
Jan. go, l842. fe20
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FOHN RICHARDSON, Furnishing Under
e1 taker and Superintendent of the Albany
Cemetry. Coffin Ware House, No. so South
Pearl, corner of Hamlton.street. Hearse, Car
riages and other requisites for funerals supplied
on the lowest terms. ja20
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! aThem's my sentiments" as the ghos'
&c Sbakspeare said to nine-tenths OF the
modern authors.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-06
SlCIiBi's .N0rgIs- Carolina
EXECUTOR,

A CONTAINING tho Statutes Gbd Common
v Lac Of this State, together with the decls-
ions Of the Supreme Court, and all The necessary
i1rns and precedents, intended as a convenient
Manual and safe guide 70 Executors, Admins
uslefs, Guardians JIties aud Commissioners Of
various kinds spponted by the Courts, ClCfks,
saeriifs and al public officers III short, II is 10.
'eaded ior the benefit Of all persons, public pr.
V<fe Who are, Or possibly may bc interested 10 the
proper manasemGnt of the estates Of deceased per
s with the leas.trp1ble bud expshse possible, &c.
eafding % the Laws now in force. For besides The
'egal matter above n,ioned generally, i enbrs.
eea TIC kindred subjects of W Ills Of land and per.
soaal property, Legacies, pistnbutivc Shares oil
Estates, Rules Of Descent. Partition Of Rsistes, re-
al and personal, among hose entitled, Dover and
olhsf pfo7ision for Wdows, &c. &c.
Among The Forms Il contains, are, all the ne
eesssry Legal Pfocess. Wills. Bonds, Oaths, Deeds
Bib Of sac, Leases, 70; M Of account. Petitions
aa'daYlts, Advertisements, Commissions, Notices
Mfls, Returns Reports, &c. DC. IN all, near
hsad'ed IN number, And ia believed, BY gbo'
iasge', 70 be Tho iargcs as veil the most pfde
hsal md afptoyed collection Of Forms now eztani
This Book has Just boen poblisbcd. II con
ANS ~ octave pages, Same size as those OF IN
,sorih carolina Justice - well bound 10 idt
e'ri'ag and, in consequence Of The scarcity q
money, a. well as 10 place Il within the reach
esiY person. il is now offered for sale al the io'
piee Of 81 50 oy retail. Merchants and other
Nao by BY the quantity 10 sell again, can have
fea'onable reduction in the price.
=. " Apply At the Printing Office IN Ashboto
Randolph counfy, N. G., or at the North CAROLYN
boos sl0rs in Raeigh
BENJAMIN SWAIN.
author ard Proprietor.
DE-, s,Isii. aS
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Operative surgery.

csEsS a ar. J. DOUGLASS begs leave 70
Wy hH inform the citizens OF the Upper
MI Districts Of South Carolina and the cit.
6S.sr3 i2sns oil North Carolina, that be conIi.
nues the practice Of SURGERY with all is la.
ptoyoments. Diseases Of the Eve. have engaged
his close attention for twenty. dyo years, aad tn
many cases. the Biiad restored 70 sight under ia.
suspicious Appearances Stone IN the Bladder,
Ctabfool, SgunIiEg, Or eross eye, Cancer In every
part Of the body, &c. lie wi. operate and give
tho necessary attention 10 cases y bore be Is sai
ishsd b. certificate, that the person Is unable 10
pay The great Improvement Ia The construction
OF Instruments. together with tie gtogtrssye de-.
yelapomenIs Of Anatomy aud Physiulngy, place
many diseases. hitherto deemed iacnrab!s, under
tic control Of The Satgcoa. lie may Be address
ed at Lakewood Pos, Office, midway betwecn
Chesteryiile and Wiansborough
Dee. 90, ISL III
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Robert Pickens
Ed OBERT PICkENs, one Of tho Defendants
"a 10 this case, not being Resident of this
state, Il tras ordered, that Publication be made
ak weeks IN thu Charlotte Journal, thereby giving
him notice 10 appear at ogr next Court ct Equity
10 be held for said County, Al the Courthouse 10
Charlotte, on the Alb Monday OF February next,
and there plead, answer or domur, otherwise tho
bill viii be taken pro eonfesso, and judgment
entered accordingly against him
Witness, David n. Dunlap, Clerk and Master
in Equity at Office. 4th Monday in August, 1871.
DIR DUNLAP. G. ", l..
Dcc. 81, 1911, Price adv go. lis
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Lost or stolen,

Ee EFWEEN Bell Air, 5 {. and Charlotte on
NE the 18th instant. large Caifskin Pocket
Book, containing one Note on Alexander Robin.
son & Co. for SIS. due in this month one OF 10.
seph Smith for 81 or Sl2. due abou, two years
several invoices from Charleston aud many other
paPora moi recollec,cd, aud four or SIX dollars in
money. AS my wagon eampcd aboai five miles
from Charlotte, on the Camden road il may have
been stolen during the uighi. Persons are iotr.
warned trading tor said notes Any person re.
turning said Pocket Book ~ me, or 4. J. H9hon
N Cbarlol,c, OF Nathan Orr, eleven miles from
charlotte Ola the Camden road shall be rewarded.
JOSEPH MrGINNIS.
Dee %, 1871. lw
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The affection of woman is the most Won
derlii, thing in the world /, tires not
(aints not--dreads no,--cools not. II Is
like the Naptha that nothing can ex,ln
t,ulsh bu, tho trampliug foot Of death.
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CHARLOTTE
FEMALE ACADEMY.

rE7IlE Second Quarter Of this institution will
= open m the 18th instant. Parents and
Guardians Who propose paironising H. are repect'
fully requested TO enter their pupils as carly (ai
ter the above date may suit their convenience
S. d. NYE HUTCHINSON, Pniaeipgt.
n. .. Tuition win be charged only from the
date of the scholars entrance; but no deduction
viii be made for absence later entrance except
in cases OF pro.raeted ipdiaposition.
Chqr,qltc, Dec. -, ISL. tl5
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VOLUME XII. ]
4. j. H0LTON,
Editor, Proprietor a. Publisher.
TERMS

7,ro Dsllars and Fly Cents ifPaid in advance
IRE Dollars il not paid within three months
And TAree Dyllars and Fifty Cents if not paid
mil aiter the expiration of the year No paper
S.so7tinued until all arrcarages ara paid, except
a IL opiion of the Editor.
Advertisements inserted a. One Doilar PEI
.oaare nc lines ar less, this sized tyPe,l for the
CT insertion, and % cents for each continuance
court advertisements and sherifis' Saler charged
d acr cent. higher; and a deduction OF 353 per
Cent. sill Be- made from the regular prices, fer adj
yeftisels BY the year.
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NOTICE.

a III. persons indebted 10 me by Book Account
IA the past year. are respectfully requested to
close them immediately BY Cash Note. Az
not settled one way Or the other by the Let dag Of
March, will DO put in the hands Of an officer ot
collection.
LEROY SPRINGS,
Dee. sg, 1871. lift