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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

4
Henry Leydo, Adminlsrra ! Petition
tor ol Frederic Leyde, decd. 10 sell
OS. lands,
John Leyde, ct ais,
To John Leyde and Frederic Leydq,
Vho are sons Of the deCedenl, and John
Leyde and Cyrus Ley de, who are minor
children Of George Leyde, deceased,
and grand children Of tho deccdent all
Of the couOIy Of Mercer, State Of Penn
syIvania, oil Of whom (wth othersl are
tho heirs aud legal representatives Of
Frederic Leyde. deceased.
You will lake EolIce. that on the 18th
day of June, A. ID. lS44, suId Admlul5-
tralor filed his petition 10 the Court
of Common Pleas OF Carroll Counry.
Ohlo-lhe object and prayer Of which
petition Is TO obtain an order at the next
term OF said court for lhe sale Of the loI
lowing real oslulo, oI which sud F;der-
ic Lcyde died suIzed, to pay the debts
of said decedent, to wit: Forty acres of
land in Rose township, Carroll county,
lying 10 the North East corner oI the
South East Quarter of Section 81, N
Township lG, OF Range -- more or Iess.
VAN BROWN, Solicitor
Tor Petitioner.
Juno 81, 1914 36 6w.-Pr. e. $50.
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THE STATE OF OnIO.j
CGTrOU county, %"

CdTr0H county,
COURT or COMMON PLEAS.
Vacation after april Term, A D. 1874
George Hartman, !
US ln Partition.
John IIarman ct ais.
John H4rman, David Lee, and Van
Brown, Of the county Of Carroll, Ohio,
and Peter IIarman, Andrew Harman,
Catharne Sbrver, inIeIlnarIied with
George Sbriyer, Of the county OF Mon.
roe, Ohio, and EIizabelh DoweII, inler.
married with Tobias Dowel, of tho coun
ty Of Jefferson, and State of Ohio, will
take notice that, petition was filed a.
galnsl them on the eighth day Of June,
A ID. 1914. iD the Court of Common
Pleas Of Carroll county, by George Har
man and IS now pending, wherein the
said George llafman demands partition
oil the following real e0tate situate in said
Carroll county TO vii: al Of no South
West Quarter Of Section eleven, in
Township thirteen, aud Range five and
at the next term Of said court oppica.
ton will bo made by the said George
Harman for an order that partition be
made of said promsea, or such other
proceedings as are provided by law,
ECKLEY & TRIP,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
June 81, l844-36 Gw.-pr. 1850.
THE STATE OF OnIO}
Carroll E0uaW, eS'
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Fasli0n'a Headquarters.
TAILORING.

UTHOMAS THOMPSON respectfully
informs The cugzsns Of CarroihoR
and vicinity that he has commenced tho
above business few doors north Of tho
'Exchange,' on Lisbon street. He isPr"
pared 10 carry on the business 10 ala its
various brauCbs, and do work in the neat
est aud most substantial manner, and III
the latest fashion.
BY working as cheaP, if not cheaper.
than any Other establishment in the
place, he hopes 10 receive liberal chars
OF public Pairoonge.
May ~, l844-3m30
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Sale Of Real Estate by or
der Of Court.

On Thursday the first day Of August,
1874, at ono O'Clock IN the afternoon,
OF the door Of the court house in tho town
of Carrolion, will bs sold to the highest
bidder, tho following real estate, US the
property OF James Graham, deceased, to
wit: The South East Quarter Of Section
twenty ak, in Township fourteen, ol
Range five, containing 100 ucres, more
or ess--Opprased at $1,000, This
land is located on the WoIIsyllIe road
one and half miles eael Of CarroIlton
and is improved Terms Ono lhirl
cash n bnnj, and the remainder in 1--WE
equal annual payments with interest
ior which approved security will be re
qu'red. -
VAN BROWN,
AdminislrFtor Of James Graham, dec't
June u. l84I So dw-pr. S ,2j
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SIlERIFF1S SALE,

by virtue OF writ OF alias Uendi &c
PoadS issued out Of the Court of com
mon pIoas for Carroll county, o. and Ia
me directed, | will Cfcr Tor eaIe at the
door Of the Court house ia CarroIton,
Oh Monday the 18Th day Of July next,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A M
and 4 O'Clock p NJ the following real
estate to wit; The South West quarter
Of section Is, rownshjp IS, range s.
Taken in execution and will be sold by
me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
Juno 7, 1874.
Printers lee 80
ALSO,
AT the same time aud place, by Vir-
Tue ofO writ of Usadj frponaS, issued out
of tho court of common pleas for Carroll
county, O. and 10 me directed, | will
offer for sale tho following real estate,
to wit: The North East quarter Of Sec
ton 3, township II, range 4 Taken
IN execution and will he sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
June 7, 1874.
Printers fee | 80
ALSO,
At the dnme time and place, by virtue
OF write Of Veadi EGpoads, issued out
of tho court Of comm II pleas for Carroll
county, and to mo directed, | will offer
lor sale the following real estate, to wll:
Lot No Al in the town of Downingvile,
Carroll county, OHIO Taken in eXocu
ton and will bo sold by mo.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
June 7, 1914.
Printers fee 80
ALSO,
At the snma time and place. BY virluo
Of a writ OF Kcndi EGponGs, issued out
oil the court OF common pleas 10: Carroll
county, Ohio, and to me directed, | will,
ofTur for sale tho following real estate
TO wit: The North half of the Norlb
West quarter Of Section eleven, Town
ship thirteen, Of Rnoge SIX, containing
| 80 l6-l00 hctes Taken IN execution
aud wlll be sold IVY me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
Juno 7, lSll,
Printers fee 50
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THE STATE OF OHIO,l
CARROLL COUNTY,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Vacation after April Term, 4. D 1914
John Trelch and EIlzabelhl
Tretch his wiles p,;,o
US.
Mary Renier. ct ais.
John S. Renter, Jacob Renter, George
Renier, Charles Ronier, and Mary Re-
nler, widow OF John Jacob Renler, de-
ceased, all of said Carroll county, Ohio,
will take notice that, a petition was filed
against them oB the seventeenth day Of
April, A. n 1914, in the Court oI Com.
mon Pleas of Carroll county, by John
I'retch and Elizabeth Treich bis vile
and is now pending, wherein the said
John TreIch and Elizabeth his wife, de
mand partition OF tie following real
estate in said county Of Carroll, to wit:
The South East Quarter oi Section TWEEN.
iy five Township seventeen, and R nge,
seven, containing one hundred aud s,xty
acres more or less--and al the nsxt term
OF said court application will be made
by the said Iobn Treich and Elizabeth
Tretch his wife, for an order that parti
ton be made Of said premises, &c, or
such other proceedings as are provided
by law, &3.
ECKLE &. TRIP,
Attorneys for Petitioners
June 81, 1914, - SO 6w-- pr. f. $50.
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Boots aIld shoes.
SHERIFFS SALE.

By virtue OF writ Of Veadi ErpOHds,
issued out Of the court of common pleas
for Carroll county, and TO me directed,
will cfTsr for sale at The door Of the
court house IN Carroliton, on Monday
the 18Th day Of July next, between tho
hours Of 10 o'c lock A NJ and 4 O'clock
? N. the following described real estate,
to wit: Lot No 60 IN the town Of Down,
ingvlIIe, Carroll county, OHIO Takea
IN execution ard viii he sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
Juno 7, 1874.
Printers lee | so.
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SHAVING & NAIR-D2ESSlN0
C. establishments.

THE undersigned would respectfully
inform the citizens Of CarroltUn and
us vicinity, that he has recently rented
tho room formerly occupied by heIgh
ton aud Rumsower- where he will hold
himself IN readiness 10 wait on his Gus
toners at all eeasOnable hours He
would also tender his highest thanks to
the liberal part of community for their
patronage, and soiclts continuance Of
The same. Hoping by industry, ecoRo o.
my and strict attention TO his business
to merit the appreciation OF the public
generally A word to Voung gentle
men who would be admred BY Tic la
dies. TO those who have lost the great
est ornament which nature ever besIow
ed on mankind, would say, that By
making application to the subscriber,
they can haVo beautiful head of hair
restored with little expense, and with
ont thu least injury to the skin. Call
aud examine a specimen for yourselves
aud that will put the question beyOnt
toubt.
Rdaors dressed on short notice.
STUDELY.
CarrolIlon, Feb, 2, 1914.
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The FAMILY DIRECTOR;

Designed as help to those wao are sup
plying themselves IN IOhole or IN part
~ih WOOIea goods Of their O'On man
Wacture.
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SHODS Ay-D 80OT99
SHERIEFS SALE

/
BY virtue Vt sundry "ris OF a'teS
plu. Ueadt CGpOnGS. issued out OF 'he
court Of commlu pleas for Carroll conn
lly O. and to me directed, | "lII offer Tor
SAX at the door OF the Court House IN
Carrolnon, on Monday the j5ih day OF
July nexr, between the hours OF III o.
clock A N and 4 O'Clock 2 NJ. the ioI'
Iowlnu real estate, to wit: Lot No. %
and the IN divided halt interest OF The
East half Of lot No. SIS and the Wes'
half of said lot No 55 10 the town OF
Cenreylle (now Carrotllou } Taken
10 execution and will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
June 2, 1914
Printers lee so
ALSO,
At lhe same tlmt aod place, Ivy vIr
tue Of writ q veRd, sgponaS issued out
OF the courl OF common pleas tor Carroll
county, o. and to me directed, wIIt
offer for sale the following real estate,
to wit: part of The North East quarter of
section 20, township Is, range 5, begin
ming ut the South West corner OF said
quarter, thence N 40 9erches, thence
East IGO perches, thence Souh 40 per-
ches, thence West I6O perchss TO the
place Of Degrnulug, containing 40 acres
Also, tot No. 3 in the town oil Augusta,
in Carroll county, also, lot Of land ad
Joining said lot No. 3 on the east, 90 feet
IN front and 100 eet back. Taken in
execution aud vii be sold by ne.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
June 7, 1914
Primers lee | 80
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NFT~sSs TN~Rl

UPPERLEATHER& & CALF SKINS
300 sides Upper Leather,
rs doz Call Skins
a a general assortment of Skirting
Harness, Bride aud other skins, for
sale by
JACKSON g. THOMPSON.
Sept %
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NOTICE.

JOHN DUNBAR, Esq aided by Stark
peather & Jmpts, viii attend 10 closing
up the professional business Of our late
firm
PEARCE, STARKWEATHER, i
JARVIS.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

I'D WILNID II Y wv y 4'V u IT
Notice ia hcrCby glvou, that the un
dersIgned has bcea oppolnied and quail
lied Administrator OF the estate OF Cath
anne Herman. late Of CauoiI county y
licensed. Those having claims agolnsi
said estate, viii present them duty au-
lhenliculod for settlement, aad those IN
dcbled TO the estate must make poymenI
Inlmedlalely.
GEORGE HARTMAN,
Administrator
with the viii annexed.
May II, ls44.
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I ATKINSON & co.
CarroIIton, May II, 1874.

THE STATE or l,..,.' ONO IS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
April Term. A. D 1914.
DAVID Marshall, ]
The Ohio Life lnsu- In Chancery'
rance & Trust Com
pany, ct ais.
BY virtue Of an order issued out OF
the Court Of common pleas OF The coun'
ty OF Carroll, State OF Ohio, and 10 me
directed, will sell At public auction a.
the door OF the Court House in Carroll
ton, between the hours Of l2 o'ciock
NJ and O'Clock p NJ 90 S turday the
18Th day OF Jury next, the following
real estate. 10 wit: The S1ulh hall oi
the South West quarter OF section thirty
five (35 OF township thirteen (l3) Of
range five (5J and the North East cor
ner OF the North East quarter Of section
thirty five (35) township thirteen (l3,,
Of range five (5,) containing forty acres
in Union lowushlp.
GEO Y. HAMPSON, Special
Master Commissioner in Chaucery
May ST lS44.
Printers fee 2 ,25.
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COURT or COMMON PLEAS.
YacatiOn after april Term, A D. 1874
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13

CONCORD hCAnEiiY-1hc Session nf tbs Institution
Y will commence the first cf FEBRUARY, and terminate
the last Of June The Of Instructions comp the
Languages and Sciences kat ci any Academy
II the Union.
Trrms-For hoard and tuition including washing bedding aud
fuel slG0 pa, abr III advance.
Parents and guardians may wish place their and
wards at this Seminary requested direct their letters
onouel Academy, Caroline county, Va addressed 10 the SUB
scfibcr. +. w. COLEMAN
Harrison Rogers and Tucker of the
University Virginia. m r.. r. Scott, Speaker Of the Senate
c. W (ooch Esq Richmond William Gibbons, Esd New
Jersey Col. Murdeca Cooke PMsmouth Robert e. Starad,
ESD Rchnioud Cen Jlnirs ~ Pesram,' do Col. William X.
johnson Petersburg; Joel oeman ESQ., Isle of Wight VIM
H. Ts,lor ESD ont AIRY; r. NJ r. Hunter Esd E-SeN; Judge
;nhn ;asan, Southampton, ul. William e. RiyeS, Wasting
ton Cen ayiy Accomac Rev y. H. Cobbs Cincinnati, Ohio
Gentlemen who have had who al present have sons or
wards of the Institution.
Dec If Gift
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WASHINGTON HENRY ACADEMY, ,

Hanover, Nov. a5th 1913
THE Trustees would inform the public that iir. Sidney L..
Denton has recently been appointed take charge Of this
Institution and that the scholastic will the
of January and close the goth Of Decemsr wiki
vacation Of month, take place in lime and July
will be male and female department the former under
the direction Of Mr. d. the that Of Mrs. Denton,
and distinct apartments The course OF studies will
branches thorough English Education,
gethcr with the Latin, Creek and French languages.
the qualifications &C. of the individuals who
have placed the head of this Seminary, hr highest
commentator that the Trustees give them is thai they
advantages Of maay years successful perene. in their
p.oirssion both i'll and nj Virginia
The improv made in the Academy buildings will
cnaie the principal accommodate with entire convenience and
fifteen borders Board and tuition Sl20 per
mum, deduction of 20 per cent for payment advance
TERNsFor Reading WiiaE aud the rudinents Of Arhme-
tic Geography, English Grammar and Modern History $50
The higher branches of English Science viz: Ailea Geomc
try, Tgonom., Surveying Natural nad Moral Philosophy
and for the Latin and Greek Languages. 80
For French, extra charge of s. per session.
BY order Of the Board of Trustees
TI0S. G. TlNSLEY. President.
~ b. The Principal takes pleasure in stating that the Rev.
Henry Smith, for m2ny resident in the immediate vi
cn,y the Academy has consented in the
Latin and Greek languages for the ensuing year.
Nov. % 55-,aaIF
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| From Proridenee Journal. Jan. IL

From Proridenct 'Purho' Jun 81 IT.. 49,.
1t is with the deepes, pain we have 10 RECORD Tue am
full death Of Amasa prugue Esq., of Cfnnst'n' senior
n.,,ner in the extensive manufacturing house OF "A
K W sprugue, who was wiIfully and cruelty murdered
on his farm Yesterday afternoon He EFT his l"rsr
- bns,on for the purpose of looking 10 the proper
sher Of his cattle and at about o'clock he was 'San
PROSTATE the earth dead Upon e1am'hanon' 'a -,
WAS found TO have entered the front and passed out al
the back of his head pistol was found some distance
from his body, and under such as 10 ,.au
II was reported ,ha. he had received another wouno
in the body, but when our informant left the coroner
verdict had no, been rendered. and We Cannot therefore,
state il as fact This announcement cannot ial 10
create great excitement in our community. lhousn
not an actual resident of our city, his immense ous'-
ness relations led him TO be regarded as one OF our
own citizens In all the requisites OF an energeuc'
successful merchant, be has had superior among US;
and however many may have differed from him IN other
respects, his character for unquesionnbe proO,ty ano
honor as a merchant was never questioned. lbs age
was about forty-6ve THIS deplorable event VIII uh,
douttsdly cause the Hon. William sprague. brother OF
the deceased, and present Member of Congress IN
the u S. Senate.
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ELLINGTON SCHooL-The subscriber has engaged, as IN
II mt the Mr. Edward f. Watson, gentle
man highly for his moral and intellectual worth
Mr. Watson Is graduate of Amherst College and has his
session very aeing testimonials from the Faculty Of that ln
uion Of gentleman and Proficiency scho
lar The location Of Ellington peculiarly suitable Tor school
Immediately Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad
and half hours ride by The from Richmond and about Nv"
aud fredericksburg and Gordonsvlc The School
ri commence the 18th January The OF instruction
liberal embracing the English Latin aud Creek srhrt
with French and Iaiian languages Few Schools in Virgil
mia offer facilities for aud intellectual improve
mcn and although the subscriber has enjoyed for 30 lar
ger portion the confidence and The public Than he
deserved he sOcts Of that confidence and patron
age much of pecnia interest unes his heart
HIM because G the opportunity ihis afforded him
giving efficiency his feelings and projects OF beneyolence
For hoard bedding and candles, $40 o.
Tuition ia all ur any of The above languages, ~ 90
bee. IL ti-wt!5Jan TIL. RI. FOX.
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pu,ehsss and vas told By he Railroad Company sHs ~
L could do no for him than what nae oHeea ~
uO oer usgsenger, until the principal and interest
pay al aaidrouuran,eeing this TO equal 4,0oo per an
Unmmpo, the SIG 900 which Mr. Rives had or was 70
Int the s2S 600 Thus giving him opportunity
to realize $4,000 clear profit upon his "specula.t,on 'h
This Mr. Rives would not accept out p'opo'eu '"e
ar course his was not agreed to, and then ioio%s
the destruc on of The road, as has been stated IN Inc
papers. -, ~. DIV tho Sheriff
has mol put any in possession OF lhe properly Nv
part of so doing.
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SrOTICE-By virtue nf two deeds of Trust, executed 10 the
subscribers Mack Goode-one executed 10 William Bacon
herring date the m Decemr 1870 t" other executed
10 iiery Goode. and bearing date The sth day oil May
Is4 and admitted record IN the Clerks Office oil me
County certain purposes therein MERTON
ed we WILL TUESDAY, the 3 day Of January, ISL pro-
coed SELL public auction The highest biirr Tor cash. ON
The pcmisr Land which the sad Mack 1ocde
resides and being in the lower emil Charlotte county, al
Joining lands OF Tucker CarIngo Charles H. Robertson ana
hundred and seventy be the same
more or sld 10 be valuable and the title 'ni'
puae hut acting Trustees will convey such Title ony as
" 'e'''N :" " = WILLIAM BACON, }r,,s,.es
ii. VI. L. GoODE ~
l. 1I-saw3w.
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Cs0 REWARD Ran away from the subscriber, about
.ocU lst Of July s4? named Abram; said
% "a OF age about iee,4 inches hgn well
propooned black complexion and generally when spoken
has smile his conn'cnancc he also has noted
of his ears occaoned by bash hanging IT, and tearing out
II quite probable he he lurking either Lynchbug
Bucharan he has been about those places under
carb Of boa,ma and think also quite likely, he
have procured free papers and in that way may he trying To
make his escape free State will the above reward
taken out Of the State Of Virginia and Twenty niafs ftasen
within the OF Virginia. and either be delivered Ia
in Aibsmarle county, lodged jail that &c, him again.
DAVID HANCOCK
Address Boyd's Tavern, Albemarle county, Va.
October IA 45-anmsm
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POETRY.
THE MASTER HAND.
nv 49, NugIDS.
"Mucm YET ern,INs uNsrs

EN MIS-. NtaibN.
And dost ihon say NY heart Is cold,
because thine eye came; discover
"a r,,lIni lis Jealous glance i rolled
On rt;te,fns crowds. uils vel nHe lo"ei:
And dast thou think cannot love,
Because tag sal, my lips reprove:
oh, yaueess the wind liar2's tone,
Which, swept b. summers careless breeLes,
Gives forth wild, uncertain moan.
A. often n the ZEPHYR pleases.
Who marks it, faint and careless sigh:
Once heard, II hath no melody.
Blu, when the stricken Tyre, which long
Hath hung upou The wall dccayins,
Breatlies OF, It's soul OF love and song,
Obcdent TO the mins;rel's playing,
And TO lis masters touch alone
Responds with loud and piaini:ve tome
Then then the power OF music breaks
The spell TINT hpuud oar calmer feeling,
And every slumbcrirs passion wakes
In answer 10 liz wild appealing;
IT'LL our swoi'n hearts, too iu'1 Tor words,
Die treuhl!n. on those iuivrriig chords.
Years bring no change. Even tho we stand
Where cold the minsirei's form Is lying,
Fancy shall see that skilfGl hand
Once more among t., sweet Strings flying;
And music's floating notes shall conc,
TO mock the silence OF the tomb.
And many an hour and many 4 day,
Shall memory please herself hy bringing
Smaii scattered ffa.men's 81 the lay,
Tha, huag upon tia, wild lia:p's rlne'ng.-
Though Summer breeze caTsS- IN VAN,
And son Hess hands awake no strain.
Even so the heat, ,slt. sad AMI coll,
Warns no, beneath thy careless "ona-
Hath known loves power il DAYS al old,
And worship?ed-to ,ts o"n undoins,
Aud many passion, qaiei now.
Hath gowed upoa my faded b:nw.
Aud still pefohanee the Day mar come,
,..,t bal Ill. s.tf
That heart, IN i'll deserted home,
To lite aud love aud Joy shall wakea.
II hath the music 4; command;
But thine Is not the masters hand.
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PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.

TIME subscriber onsanty receiving from the celebrated ma
nufactory of Nuns Clark New York. elegant and PLAIN
Piano Fortes possessing the latest improvements anu '
deacy of touch and one peculiar TO their ma
nuacture. ,,,.
Piano Foe repaired tuned hire and taken exchange
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest Music offered for sale In this
State NAV the store of the subscriber who is
now enabled 10 sell Philadelphia and New York wholesale
and retail prices.
Those purchasing sell again VIII be furnished upon better
terms than they find elsewhere in the state
'> ~ my p II. TAYLOR,
Jana Forte and Music Store. opposite the 6nHeS'
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S,CIENTIFlC CLASSICAL SCfIooI~-The subscriber hav
- employed Mr Isaac W. 1hone Teacher would take
four family The School VIII commence
February aud terminate the Isl o Drcen
be Board the session Of ten months
hundred dollars
Mr. Thorne graduate Of Union College, New York, and
brings the highest testimonials his qualifications both scient
tic and moral lie teach all the branches OF English edu
cation together with Latin Greek, French aud Itnan.
Post Oficc-Wynnesvle. MEL H. GAY
pt,,y,,n, IN Va Dec a. 1873. 64-wtF'
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osnlsat sss,ss Of The elobe the sarHala suppose
10 be in the confidence Of Mr. Van bo.en ore, ~ rsnro
a,asts IN The yadsonian but he must be eau
Hs u in sosang he old Democratic Lion not 10 drive
hi, ayen TOO deep, or he may hear roar, which has
,,,j. g,en,sr men Than he is. tremble in their time
NV GNn1- Ynrk .Nesssnger- (.NVahl