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VENERABLE LADIEs.-The wives of
men Of genius often survive their hus-
bands many years, even though the lat
ter attain a venerable age. Within
two or three weeks, says a Philadelphia
journal, we have read Of the death of
the widow Of Timothy Dwight, and The
papers recently recorded the departure
of the widow Of Gilbert Stuart, the
celebrated painter. 1t is not long since
the death Of the wife Of Burns; ana his
"Highland Mary"-,he mother of the
eminent Professor Renwick-we have
seen within Il few years in the streets
of New York, where she is, perhaps,
yet living. The wives Of Byron, Shcl-
ley, Napoleon, and other great ENro-
peans, are still alive; and the venera.
bic companions of Hamilton and Madi-
son remind visitors Of our commercial
and political capitals Of the great states
men who divided betwixt themselves
and their country their affections.
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y 0 t : G..

Robert Powers, Administrator Of Tia
Estate of John Powers, deceased, ha.
filed his accounts at the August Terri
Of the Probate Court of Tallahatchi
county, for final settlement Of said Is
tate at the November Term, 1914 0
said Court.
Notice is hereby given TO all interest
ed to attend and show cause, if any they
can, why final settlement and alIowanc,
Of said accounts should not be made.
ROBERT POWERS, AdmI
of J0hU P0lCers, deceased.
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ELEACEHSfEETHsENG.

Z HE undersigned having permanent
D y located himself in his place. is
prepared TO execute all work in his
line, on the shortest notice. and in the
most complete and durable manner.
His Shop is on The main street lea
ding from the public square to the
river, where he may be found al all
times. Pamela, Mi. Jay. IS 1916.
2-3W
WM. Z. FARMER.
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n S'EEEE.

D HE undersigned, Administrator Of
! the Estate Of George. w. Terry,
deceased, having, ct the Janurav Term
A. d lG45 Of lhe Probate Court of
PanoIa county. filed his accounts for
final settlement at the March Term A.D.
1916 Of said Court:
No,ice is hereby given TO all persons
interested in said Estate. to attend at
said Term OF Court, and show cause. if
any they have, why final settlement
and allowance Of said accounts should
not then be made.
ROBERT. w. BRARAM. Adm'r
Of The Estate Of Geo. w. Terry decd.
January 25, I945 5-6w.
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InsOlvent Notice.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
PANOLA COUNTY. : Probate Count,
} June Term 1915.
OrVile Harrison and L. G., Leland,
Commissioners Of Insolvency on the es-
tate Of Jeremiah B. Ward, deceased,
will meet at the office Of Harrison and
Vance, on the Sd Monday in each Month.
10 examine, audit, and settle the claims
for and against said estate.
ORVILLE HARRISON, { g..
l.. c.. LELAND. oo'ii ?
23-TF.
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Our Fashion Plates EGtga

That is we shall give as many embellishments
on pla e besides!
Aud in order that our lady subscribers may be
acquainted wi tn the novelties of the dav. VIC
shall publish. soon as they come out. in our
sEHoms Department. rev receipts in Cookery.
new styles in Embroidery, rev patters for Lace
Work &c,
THE TERNTS.-The Cash system adoptad
and nlainsainad by the publisher, enables him 70
offer a Magazine, i'll every respect equal to the
old three dollar magazi. at ona-third less cost.
This price of Pc tsFson's National is .herefor
oily TWO DOLLARS per annum, cash, IN ad
vance.
TO CLUBs-In order to facilitate remittan
ces, from post-towns where there is no local
agent, the publisher offers the following termseoe
parsons disposed 70 club, viz.
l copy $500 peran
3copies $500 per annum
s copies. $1,000 per annum,
II copies go 90 per annum
For s., 90 wewill send one copy OF the Satur
dav Courier and two copies of rhe .'National.''
This moaey must be current funds, and sen
post paid in advance.
PREMIUMS.
To every Postmaster, or her person getting
up a club. we will send our annual for 1915, o:
anv of the new novels! For every $500 sub
soriber we will senu, If required. new novel;
Or for every Club of II, or two Clubs offs, or for
Clubs of 3, we will snd copy of the Magazine
gratis for one year.
Address, CHARLES J, PETERSON.
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Administrators Notice.

EOHN III. WATSON and 'JERROD
u p. KERRY, having qualified at The
lime term 1916, Of the Probate Court
Of Pamela county Mississippi, as admin
istrators of the estate of Thomos W.
Wn,soo deceased. Notice is hereby
GIVEN to all Ipersons indebted TO said es-
tate, TO come forward and make lmme-
Hate nayment, and persons having
claims against said estate are nollilGn a
10 present them 10 the undersigned duly
authenucated within the time prescrio-
ed by law, or they will be forever bar
red.
JOHN H. WATSON, Adms.
JRRROD Z. KERRY,
23-6 ws.
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PARIS FASHIONS IN ADVANCE.

As elegance aud economy in dress are equally
desirable, we offer great inducements to country
leaders, in our monthly descriptions OF the fash
ions. accompanied by our corolcd plate, which
VIC give at least. two months in adv ance of eve
~ cotemporacy, being enabled to do this from
correspondents in London and Paris. So COM
pletely have VIC out.tripped all Iivalry in this
point, that the other magazines only occa-
sionally furnish the fashions. But as long as
raste in dress is desirable, patterns of the latest
costumes will be indispensable to the sez. in Or
der tie keep the run of the changes in dress. But
in order that other illustrations may not have to
give place for them. we shall publish
The Panola lynx., 1845-12-13
HEas vent Notice

The Stale of Mississippil Probate
Fanola County Court
March Term 1916.
NTe, the undersigned Commission
w ers Of Insolvency on the estate
Of Edward NJ. Hate deceased, (r edl
sented insolven) appointed by said
Court at The term Aforesaid, will meet
at the office OF Harrison & Vance on the
third Monday in each month, 10 exam
inc, audit, and settle the claims for and
aginst said estate. All persons holding
claims against said estate, will present
them within the time prescribed By law
JAMES PACKER.
WILLIAM la cRMS6 RANEY com'rs
10 6-m
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Administrator Notice.
TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
N TAr-Nf1,u

Tins STATE OF MIsSIsSIPFI,t
PANoLA COUNTY.
Il ETTERS Of administration on the
II estate of Talliver Flowers dcceas-
ed, having at the October term l040 ol
the Probate Of said County been grant
ed to the undersigned. No'ico IS
hereby given to all persons indeO'eu - "
said estate, to come forward ana ''aAo
immediate payment, and those having
claims against said estate are requested
TO present them duly authenlIca'eu
within the time prescribed by law 70
the undersigned for payment or lhey
will be forever barred.
w. C. MAXWELL. administrator
Dec. .I3, 1915. 45-o"
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AMERICAN LANDSCAPES,

The other Illustrations shall be executed by
distinguished either for Picturesque beauty OF
for historical associations.
The osher ILLUSTRATIONS shall be executed by
tee first American Artists, and be in every va
riety and style. viz; Line and Sjippie EngrG-
rings; Colo1ed FZorers and Birds; Lace Work
aud Eajroifery, Pictures erecutcd IN Trnts,
Quarre's Superb Designs, &c.
In short every variety of embellishments, exc
cuted by the best artists shall continue to grace
our book. We shall be the first to seize the nov
aIt;ea of tho I-y-F
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DRUNKENNESS DEFINED.

We preserve the following definition,
from an old magazine, for the benefit
Of posterily:
DR,EK, from drink Over the
bay, nalf seas over, hot, high, corned,
cut, cooked, haItcocked, shaved, dIsguis-
ed, jammed, damaged, sleepy, tired,
snuny, whipped, just so, breezy, smoky,
toPheavy, fuddIed, groggy, tipsey,
smashed, swipy, slowed, crank, sailed
down, how fare yo, on the lee lunch,
all sails set, three sheets in the wind,
well under way, spreei6g, battered,
blowing, boozy, sawed, snnbed, bruised,
screwed, stewed, soaked, comfortable,
stimulated, iug-s,camcd, taogle,lcggcd'
haw-eyed, phIegm-cut, fogmaric, blue
eyed, passenger in the Cape Ann
stage, stripped, boozy, all over. the bay,
faInt, shot in the neck, bamb3ozled
veal, jointed, SICK, used up.
The Panola lynx., 1845-12-13

Our DEVIL, (says an exchange oq-
PERI having fallen victim to the ten
der passion" thus pathoucaiIy iamenls
the absence Of his ''own true love.
think Of lhee, on, Sally, dear,
Ven Use seltin up the types,
And ven | thinks you're lar away,
From my eyes u tear wipes.
Oh. Sally, dear, vot shall d.?
I'n sick Of this ERE life;
If you're not back here VERY soon,
In my heart I'll silk knife.
The Panola lynx., 1845-12-13
NOTICE.

laha'chie county, Mi, a negro man
calling his name Henderson, and says
he belongs to Rtner Mutt, Of Kinds CO.
Mississippi. The said negro is aoout
5 feet 3 inches in height, of a dark
color, heavy set, free when spoken to-
he is about 25 years Of age-no marks
nor scars perceivabIe
The above negroo were in compa-
ny, were we'll provided with cooking
utensils, and had plenty of clothing with
them to wear and plenty Of bed-clothing.
The owner OF said negroe is requested
TO come forward prove property and
take. him away, or he will be dealt
with as the law directs.
w. w. SMITH, Shff.
81. If.
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EE2EEOVEEs--NOgF FAR.

DIR. HoLCoMBE having removed his
family to the Sinners Camp Ground,
8 miles east Of PanoIa. hopes his for
mer patrons and all others who may
wish his professional services will soon
learn where TO Annlr
The Panola lynx., 1845-12-13
KNIGHTS
OF THE
HORSE SlE1 OlRS
A TRADITIONARY TALE
OF THE
COCK E1ED-k5AE GENTRY
OF THE OLD DOMAIN.

By tie .4uttor or'' TIE Caraliers Of T1rginia
CHARLES YANCY has the pleasure
- of informing the Southern public
that he will issue from his Press in
West Nctumpka, Al, in a few weeks,
the ABOVE named Novel, by dislin-
gushed author residing in the State of
Georgia.
The Knights of tie Horse Shoe will
be issued in Pamphlet form, 2 vols,
1875 pages, or more, each. Price rs
cts. PER single Copy copies for So,
90; 90 copies for $40.
Letters By mail, post paid, enclosing
the money, will receive prompt attcn-
ton. Address CHARLES YANCY,
Wetumpha Ala.
Wetumpka, Ala, July l5, 1845
The Stale of IEssissiqpi,l PROBATE
Taiiahatchie coun q. CoUEr,
August term 1915.
He Probate court of said county at
] the term aforesaid having granted
to the undersigned, Letters o. Admin
istration on the estate Of William
FaIkner decd. This is therefore, to
notify all persons indebted TO said es-
tale, 10 make immediate payment; aud
all persons having cIalms against said
estate, must present them to the under
signed duly authenticated within the
time prescribed by law: or they will be
forever barred.
J. L. NJ. DUKE,
AdniniSt ratOr of VIM FaIkner decd
Charleston Aug IL 1915, 31-6w
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NORTH MISSISSIPPI
COLLEGE, r. 9

The Trustees Of this in
stitution, take pleasure in
announcing to the public,
that they have secured, as
Professor to take charge of
their College, the services
of Joseph Y. Boyd n. NJ,
who is fayorably known in
our country as a faithful, a
bic, and successful teacher.
He will be assisted in the
primary department by
James w. Karr, a young
man known to possess the
requisite qualifications of
good teacher.
While the Trustees have
all the corporate power of
a college, it is nevertheless
their intention to make the
college, preparatory
school to the State Uniyer-
sity, located at Oxford and
students can be prepared
for any class in that, or any
other institution to which
their parents may wish to
send them.
The scholastic year will
be divided into sessions of
five months each. The first
of which will commence on
Monday 5th Of January
1845.
TERMS.
Orthography, Reading,
Writing sc, So per ses.
English Grammar, Gcog-
raphy, Arithmetic &c, Si&
! per session.
The Languages, Mathe-
MATES sc, $l8 per session.
Board, including washing
Lights &c, 81 per month.
Any number ofstudents can
be boarded at the college
in the family Of Charles A.
Smith, where they will be
continually under the SUI
perintendence Of the teach
crS.
The college is located in
Lafayette county, five miles
} northwest of Oxford, in a
healthy, moral, religious, &
Intelligent neIghoorhooo'
Considerable attention
= will be given to OratoTy
and English composition.
The Bible will not onl y
n be read in school, but con
!; tinually used as a class book
!. that its sacred principles
n may be thoroughly lmplan
e ted in their youthful minds
It BY order of the Trustees
ALEX: SHAW,
Vice President.
CHARLES A. SMITH,
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NOTICE

I ETTERS Testamen,ary on the es-
e. tate Of George Alexander, decd,
having been granted 10 the undersign-
ed by the lion. Probate Court Of Pano-
la County, at the September term l845,
of said Court, notice IS hereby given
10 all persons Indebted 10 said estate to
come forward and make Immediate
payment; and all persons having claims
against said estate. will present the
same daily authenticated to the suscri-
bea within the period prescribed by
low, or they will be barred.
CHARLES T. ALEXANDER
GEORGE l.. ALEXANDER,
Executors. 36...6t.
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Gallery Of Beauty.

The Gallery of American Beauty will be
feature oftais book, in which will constantly ap-
pear portraits OF the most beautiful of the sez.-
Another charac .erstic will be
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(LATE OF THI EXCHANGE HOTEL)
This new and splendid House, with
new furniture throughout, is now open
ed. THECOMMERCIAL HOTEL is
situated in the centre of the business
part OF the city, near the Steam Boat
Landing. in Andrews fine block of
buildings. The proprietor pledges him
self to be exce!Ied by no one, in his
accommodations.
Memphis Jan. % 1845 G-6m.
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Jobwork of all kinds done
at this office.
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-, :, s.y~ faaa yssANsd5-sNs eFe@e' bonded
80 s.,A.. s4yA .,satS destined We quot"
o. a7,.s y sS.s sHa:&le' feita se'' 'Se'h
49, - 1, S& \ As,i avs a. 4. re, " II i'N
,,-T = 49,. st,,,, ~ 50 ls,v Nt ee, nve W hea,
~ - ~ y. tees ,tNsS ~, WaSAy s, w." ,e.'aoed
NM. ~ st>-t tN,S \ tS>y M sea IN ,nian Gov"
49, tN< a,ps ~ssSNs Averages Indicate s>"ne
SssS " ~ tNS ~ " sss' s>N,s down - ~ t'e'
gs w. - l>2E ~ Aet NN,itan C,'e I" per
S,t .s9A-1s sv~tsgtSN ts>s ihts Is Vet sms'ist "'
& ...y-.s4s, e,sswgsA,t-N,SSss ,As s>aement sns'
= sss,.s,i W. '>>'''sNS' Ns>N' 'e'' N"e'u'n r,.,,
$1,000 ~ ~ s>vNssS ii tse tA's"p IN me tN'a''
- - ,3q@pSg tSS apprehension, 1h>I the large p'''
sse $500 " ~ .sS, t,SSS E's>'Ve "rl' tNaaIe" W
- h..asAA Nav = p"V,>A tNeS-SN ~ HiNe'"n as w
eetx,,s Il t>e ,sNsSsyS 81 iea Waes' Ste,N AMI now
- sS,, - SA.es VI ~ IAe 'W>'Cse@sa'a' ones oi
81 81 = ss,,s,.s ~. tAs>aer S,Nesce>tu. rts'esw~
% -, o. ~ - nm ~ SSsset~ r=ss, ~ we'll sa tho
iA.s,sS " ~ stNaSe4. % nNeh h'sher--ssy ftem
- w. -, .>egi;,'s'sSNr iSsNct. white III The
Ss.S. gSs2,. IL = considerable money pjtssacc.
NY. : ~, e4,.l tNst - ct>sr; ~ the opening Of
-; ,s.,-.. ii>>s. s>s ste meetings ~ thc Gao
: ,,,ess iS tHs>>sS taaI the deliberations OF The
T,,.eA,ss 44t; reve G.NNs tAe NrescR Question
go ~, ~, tNs's>yVysI So NsNc assumed meic
,E.,,.,s s.,sSs Sts io>NSsteis revival in the dc
49, os >CgS, y, MASH sV>>; c>,cns Of bushes was
- b,.,>ssa a>,S wSS ro& mostly \; Sa advance OF
- D A. N,~vNer erietas has tre"SiN'cN III Vt'''u
~ y tsrS' tSseNN-f s'tN Nl'>' " ~, '' -,
- ssSsS ~ ,,Ss Vuessisess kh' many "'o's's' .e
a. ~ * <sss, MSSys hos iStsstd away shn |. ms
$50 49,, +, Wy ,splai state. under The 'm;su
- \ *, a.7 .....N>vsse eaSass III ''o SAY W ""Ne
~ So, go = cag hesvy s'ooS. Prices are
~, :. sSy wSse Il tx, departure ct the ISIS, s's'aef
W ,>,.ss..s>,, ,asy~.,is> The sales for the week
~ SS.N - Vs.. NSrO rSl-s and last week. ended
~ ~, tAsy s,,s;s~,yi ~ A'oo bates on the latter
81, -,,.. :.sy. -, s.~rcu,Ston. On Saturday me
~ s,s ~, ,;r, wc'v seto Nses Yesterday about
3ss ~ sy>ssx xSsat I'M have been sold we
sNS 49,! y +ss- q: Mobile ~ 10 - far q. Or
go y. tAlr q AlAAs.as and Tennessee 81 a ~
p.- 10y }S yer 70. The stock in this port Is
~ ~, a. ~ sales S:$i,s. SS0CN0 ~ same period last
~, ,;ys u American i. estimated nj 656000,
: -. ~ =sssr .A&a ~ IhSi period,
: Is: ~ sSies 1t ru.rea'iue have been $500
IL re- c~I,. cxoep; lo0o hbls. which today
- f,.tAey S,;vanccd price Of - l. 1000 bbls
. sssc.,,sa SSs.p hss ssoush: ! per ewt
< ~. -s<.><;t.gy. BROWN, SIllPLEY & co.
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Balls.


Here's TO you. Harry Clay"
TIRE YOUNG GUARD.--ln renewed earnest of
their determination 10 sustain and cherish the recuPera-
tive principles OF the Wing party well in farther ,es
moy OF devotion second only their princiHes the
patriotic Statesman grand Pacifcetor. HENRY CLAY
will hold their SECOND Annual Ball on The of the 3st
Anniversary OF the Treaty GhenTuesday Evening, the
Esd Of December nextht the Coliseum; and in festive
greeting exchange happy congratulations upon recent
Whg In sister States, and the Frightening pros
pect an opening future, awaiting the political redemption
OF the Empire Stne by united Wing effort The dislin-
gushed Wings Of the Union will be invited 10 attend upon
the occasion.
Dodxor,hs Co,illion Band is engaged. The Committee
give full thu, nothing win he omitted OF their part
TO give entire satisfaction.
Tickets 3D. admitting gentleman and ladies', he oh
taincd OF The undersigned
By order OF the Committee of Arrangements.
HENRY D. VAN NOSTRAND, Chairman, ll6 West st.
JNo. j. BINGHAM, Secretary 40 Broadway.
Chas. c. Lewis, IVES; and Liberty; Jno t. Nii-on.
6i Pine a. ow
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Tie above sta,emen. includes all recent importatons,
SaLCrude Oils in manufacturers hands IN the ports
V and is believed 10 embrace all the CruGe Ou ana
ntt5ose in the country this side Of New York, eX-
@Epyhsps small quantity of Whale OIL in Sa- Har-
'@ New Bedford Shipping List.
1IEW0ODS-We have not heard OF any important
svaah week. The markets OF the North oil EUROPE
sls eosed together with the high rates OF ireight
w Haer paris OF the Continent, prevents any tnng
a Toward, and sales are consequently confined to
y, a' Immediate demand for home The stock OF
~ssoOd large With which exception the market is
"ecy bare Of Dyewoods
oE-About $500 quin;als Dry Cod have arrived, and
IVY ~dH & t33. Mackere continues dull-6OO bills
~ I0a unsold For Picked Salmon and Scaled Her
sAs'e Is bu, little demand.
.s,AvIT-There have been sales OF 2CO0 boxes Bunch
-',al 90 500 half do 81 80; 500 Or DO 10 cents.
aCh-our stock, which is considerably reduced,
gs. sa Principally OF fair 10 good qualities with but
s 49, Pine The transactions of the week embrace
wv aeEces a. 81 81! as p. cash.
ssHi-sa!es have been made OF 1913 sacks Liverpool
49, N1ain our range and $500 bushels Turks Island,
" s.hs wedd not learn.
.Aps-There is bp, little doing at present and
cas-, houces sale Of e. tiesces Rough Flax al $40
b,r, o.AssEs-Ths market is steady with sales of li5
pn.I3 crop New Orleans nj ~ cents, leaving none
crop %, months
I, TS 49, IoRES-There have been no transactions
Ts syypensne and The market generally remains pre-
,alrs .oHeed. Spirts Turpeutine 10 rather better
%imuaths. '">'' a. " q - 'e-''' '1'''' '1N
s11f;-We have only TO notice Gales Of 40 bales
e!30, months, and 10 tons clean Russia on pri
'1s American IS dun.
o.sss.NaRs-There is ess hrmness in new crop New
s..e ewing to the arrva! OF 200 hhds and the fae,
- oco.eerab.c the way hihcr the sales in.
ead, Of this description al q cents 20 DO old
gs@Sbi 100 barrels White Brazil, TO- and 40 bO5<es
Vaoa 7d7! months
s,, %so.0L;-There has been bu, little doing in frat
r. Ho We have heard Of nothing worthy Of notice. -
sars. - less Domestic selling for Sn.ppins-bayeTs
crrI @ sdvices By the mex, steamer
ss,a.sEE-The marke. Is very guiet--the stock Of
j1Ss I.duced 10 500 bags, The sales include 1000
aiszi! al lt7! cents 300 in:snor LagGajfA q
"a - 20 81. Domingo 6, at cash; and ZOO peck
T,- osss African, on terms made public.
yOSs.o"-There ia a fair demand with sales o! 20
e.s s'oE TO PRIME, part fox export, AZ 7tO7i cenv
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Business Notices.

9l.s.. slSs CLASSES ~ FnsEcH. FOR n. iu.inleJion
I,,ar,. 20 gentlemen together. regularly tsA 1t
ig INTUITION. az Housron-s,. uadsf be chs,rH Df
iLiLPLAfT. gentleman n Aig literary Aisin
,.,s.s sngoished FOR bis Qualifications AID
ihre are, NJ preseni tire. elss.r. olfsf,s,
stw,. p''sfet. The hours hch hey As.srnb..
saa t-o, on the svru!nzt of Monday Tuesday,
zoo FddsY.-Eseh ela.. meeting tmies w-sk.
a.,o, ~ tAs Terms are siJ, for course ,f twrnty
es,y ~. gentleman and lady. Pupils NE &if6litsd
se,s,. RECEIVING special nsuurton II nscs.s.ry "
hs.,l,-. o' one OF other Of the classes Rm fsrbsr
S,,. '1py 70 hsssrA Abbot, a, ,ssir Institution &c
dsrs
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