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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-02
Adnlinisirator's sale.

A GREEABLl 10 an order OF the FRO
~ buto Court Of Carroll county, we
will offer for sale, TO the highest bidder,
il parcels Of one.eighth Of u section, or
less, on cred, Of twelve months, before
the Courthouse door IN the town Of
LOUISVILLE. WINSTON COUNTY,
on The LIST Monday, All day. Of Augustnert,
the following lands lying 10 said county,
to-wit The east half northwest quarter
section SO. township Is, range IL east,
and southeast quarter section 10, town
ship Id,rangc "A east
Before The courthouse door in the towns Of
COFFEEyILLE, YAIonusuA COUNTY,
on tho I'd Monday, I'D, Of Augnsi neat,
the following land lying IN said county,
viz The southwest quarter section ID,
township 20, range 8 east.
Before The court house the town Of
CARROLLTON, CANnoLL COUNTY,,
on The Sd Monday, l6ft, of Angnsf ncri,
the following lands lying ID said county,
viz. The west half southwest q,iartersec
ton 20, township 20, range 8 cast; enst
half norih.east quarter section 4, township
10, range east; west hall southwest quar-
tcr section ~, township 30, range 5 east;
north half southwest quarter section rs;
west half soulh.eaat qusncr, md north
cast quarter, and southwest quarter, sec
ton IN; casl half noffll-east quarter Sec
lion SO west half nofth.weat quarter sec
ton 81; east half north-aosl quarter sec.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-02

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

a LII ~ A "a a. VI ~AASPA13%e -
CHocrAw COUNTY.
Ckoeiaw Circuit Cont--to September
term, ls45.
Reuben ii. Box
rs. ATTACHMENT FOR
Bla P'Is. = Z Box OK, and slOs a.
I'm this case the attachment having been
returned by levying the same on one
negro girl by the name Of Charlotte
II is therefore ordered by the Court, that
notice be given that if the defendants
shal! fail to appear at The next term Of
the Circuit Court Of Choctaw county, 10
be holden ut the Courthouse in the town
Of Greensboro, on the third Monday Of
September next, and plead, answer or de-
muir to said attachment, Judgment by de-
fault viii be rendered against them, and
the property attached viii be sold.
II is further ordered that this notice be
published in tho Mississippi Democrat, a
newspaper published in the town Of Car
rollton, for four successive weeks.
JOHN NOLEN, Clerk.
July Q, 1915 20-4t
GRo. Hurr, Any for Pl.E
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-02
The Mississippi Democrat,
FOR THE CAMPAIGN, AZ Firrx CENTS.


To contribute the utmost II our power 70
tho democratic cause in The coming State
canvass, and with vewso an increase Of
our list OF regular Subscribers, we offer the
DEmocRAr to new subscribers, from the
numbers to be issued on the e3d ofJuly, anti
the November election, lover three months)
for half.a.dollar -twelre copies sent to any
one post-oifoe for s.. No paper sent at
these rates unless the money accompanies
the order.
The Democrat viii give an honest and
zealous support 10 the nominees Of tho
party, and strive to maintain union and
harmony in our ranks. We shall caE .aings
BY their right names--not reservIng CEN
sure upon political friend Or foe, when we
think i deserved, boing always careful To-
avoid personal recrimination or illusions.
When ours ceases % DO an Independent,
untrammeIed press, ita publication shall
cease.
We ask the assistance -four democratic
friends in Carroll, Chociaw, Tallahatchie,
Yalobusha and Holmes. in extending tho
circulation Of the paper Although decid-
cd in the expression Of our own opinions
and preferences, our columns arc always
open 70 our democratic friends who may
differ with us.
or Subscriptions to the paper during
tho canvass should be sent il BY the s3d Of
July.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-02
JUDGE OF THE cIRouIr COURT.

ftJ- We are authorized 10 announce
WILLIAM COTHRAN. ESQ, Of Carroll CO.,
MS candidate for Judge ef the Sixth Judicial
district, comprising the counties Of Monroe,
Lowndes. Oktibbeha, Choctaw, Chickasaw, Car
roll, Yallobusha, and Tallahatehie.
or We are authorized 10 announce
GEN'L T. N. WAUL, Of Yallobusha CO.. vs. q
candidate for Judge Of the Sixth Judicial dis
Iiet, comprising the counties Of Monroe,
Lowndes. oktibbeha, Choctaw, Chickasaw, Car.
roll, Yallobushn, and Tallahatchic.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-02

By the President Of The United States.
ANDREW JACKSON is no more! He de-
parted this life on Sunday, the eighth IN
slant, full Of days and full Of honors. His
country deplores his loss, and will ever
cherish his memory. While a nation
mourns, it is proper that business should
be suspended, at least for one day, in the
executive departments, as tribute OF re.
spect TO the illustrious dead.
| accordingly direct that the Depart
menis of State, the Treasury, War, the
Navy. the Post. Office, the Office Of the
Attorney General, and the Executive
Mansion, be instantly put into mourning;
and that they be closed during the whole
day tomorrow.
JAMES X. POLK.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-02
DISTRICT ArToRNRY.

or We are authorized 10 announce
JOHN A. WILCOX, ESQ, Of Monroe county,
as candidate for District Attorney Of the
Sixth Judicial District
or We are authorized to announce
WIN. BARKSDALE. ESQ of Iowndes county,
MS candidate for District Attorney Of the
Sixth Judicial District.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-02
General zzlfrtion,
First Monday and Tuesday in November next.

JupeE HIGH couR1 OF ERRORS APPEALS
mr. We are authorized 10 announce
Hos'L HENLEY S. BENNETT, OF Lowndes,
az candidate FOR Judge Of The High Court Of
Errors and Appeals, for the Northern District.
Or We are authorized 10 announce
Eios'L ALEXANDER M. CLAYTON, Of Mar
shall county, as candidate for reelection as
Judge Of the High Court Of Errors and Appeals,
FIR the Northern district.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-02

= NF Carroll county, Miss,
Tx w On the 9Th June, lS45,
<Z negro man who says bis namo
PX/ il JOHN, and that be belongs
60 -. 10 MnIa (or MaIach) Bradford,
living near Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
Said boy is Of dark complexion. about
rs years old, s feet 0 or 10 inches high, d
small scar across the brow Of The right
eye---had on whom committed blue jeans
coat and vest, blue cottonade pants, and
round crown white fur hat. The owner b
requested 10 come forward, prove proper
", bay charges, and take him away.
r. s.. GRfDER, Jailor.
Caroil,cn, June o, 1915 26-
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-02

CLERK CIRCUIT COURT,
Or We are authorized 10 say that VIZ
LIAMs G. HERRING will be a candidate for
Clerk OF the Circuit Court Of Carroll county, il
nominated by the democratic county convention.
Or We are authorized to announce
RICHARD A, SEWARD as n candidate for
reelection to the office OF Clerk OF the Circuit
Court Of Carroll county.
Or We are authorized TO announce
WIN. q. HALE as a candidate for Clerk OF
the Circuit Court Of Carroll county.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-02

az That on Friday, he All Of July,
there will commence q Minister'S and Deav
cons meeting al Hayes Creek, 9 miles
east Of Middleton, ia Carroll county. On
the FIRST day, after the constitution and
rules are read, oil orderly members Of our
churches PRESENT will be invited 10 seats
--on all other occasions BY special motion
Of some member Of the body
A number Of original pieces on Disini-
~ win be read and submitted % the body
as business matter.
OBADIAH EcHoIs, Moderator.
Greenwood Reporter please COPY fes times
gratis.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-02
COmrrmitted 60 the JaiI

AF Carroll county, Mise.,
A NJ by Elisha Tyler, Izsa \.
HE3 On Ire I4ih June. ls45 i me-
EX/ gro man who ssys that bis name
s1aaalu1nr y TOM, and TINT Be beloDgsto
Dr. Horace Blackman, Of Yazoo county
Hell about 16 years old, had on when
committed black fur bat, cotton pants
and shirt. The owner is requested 70
come forward, prove property, ply chafg-
Is, and take MIN away.
+. s. ORDER, Tailor.
June N 27-
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-02

CLERK DISTRICT cnAScERy COURT.
or We are authorized TO announce
WILLIAM P. BOLE as candidate for re-
election to the Office Of Clerk Of the District
Chancery Court, for the district composed Of the
counties of Holmes. Carroll, Yaiobusha, Choc-
taw. aud Talahatche.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-02
JOB PRINTING.


We have just received, from the agent
of the N. Y. foundries at New Orleans, an
addition to our assortment of
lob AND FANCY TYRE,
and we are now prepared to execute all
orders for plain and ornamental
~ NIX II MA M as
Such as
Pamphlets Blanks
Posters Circulars,
Cards. Labels,
Ball Tickets, Bills Of Ladins,
&c. &c. &c. &c
--at as short notice, in as good style, and
on as reasonable terms, as any Printing
Cfiie in the State.
Fine Porcelain and Ivory-surfaced
GarDg
on hand, and printed to order.
Our Printing Office Is now in full mo-
ton and we solicit the orders ofour friends
and the public. JONES 4 DURDIN.
Mississippi Democrat office, Jnly, la45.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-02

The amount Of Treasury notes out
standing On the fslinst., was, i y official.
y stated, s653,5l4 Is, @
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-02
STATE CHANCELLOR.

or VIZ are authorized to announce
Jupog JOHN M. TAYLOR as a candidate for
Chancellor OF the State OF Mississippi,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-02


The TARIFF AND OUR MECHANICS
One Of the deceptive articles resorted to
by the advocates Of high tariff policy, is
TO speak of the protection to home manu-
fac,urers as protection 10 our mechanics.
Indeed il is common with many wing ora
tors to treat manufacturers and mechanics
as being one and the same class Of persons.
The single mechanic who carries on his
shop in one Of our villages or towns, is
persuaded that the tariff law is intended
10 protect his labor and his trade against
foreign pauper labor. This is delusion
under which thousands Of honest me-
chanics have laborcd, but which may be
dissipated by the application Of mode
rate share Of common sense operating up
on well established facts.
The western mechanics are gensrally
engaged III the manufacture Of single
article of trade, such as shoes or hats
and they are generally men Of limited
capital. If the tariff law has tendency
to protect his shoes or his hats against
foreign competition, and thereby enable
him TO get better prices for his labor, at
the same time il raises the prices Of The
salt, sugar, iron, and clothing which he ne
cessarily uses, and thereby be loses more
in the enchanced prices paid for necessa-
ries than he gains in the enchanced prices
received for his hats or shoes. His OBJ
| ject in making hats or shoes is 10 sell them,
Id order to buy other necessares Of life
| il by the tariff he gets more for his hats
or shoes, by the same tariff he pays for all
the necessaries he consumes-instead Of
gaining then, he is loser!
But whence comes the competition
which proves so destructive TO the small
mcdaniel Our stores are full Of manu-
featured articles brought from the Eastern
cities, which come in competition with cur
home mechanics. Under the operation Of
the tariff law large amounts Of capital are
concentrated in the eastern manufacturing
establishments, and hence the west has 70
compete with the large capitalist at The
North and East. The consequence is, that
The rich manufacturers can afford 10 make
the goods and undersel The small mo
chanics at their own doors. The tariff
first secures the Eastern capitalist agains:
foreign competition, and secretly enables
them 10 embark heavy capitals in manu-
MISUNDERSTANDING such an advantage over
the small mechanics and being protected
| against foreign competition, they are able
10 command the home market and limit
\ the trade Of the western mechanics.
We think such considerations Is these
ought to satisfy every mechanic that, in
enaciiDg high protective tariff laws, the
object Is to benefit the owners Of large
i capitals, and not the daily-laboring me-
! chanics. The law operates upon them
| ia the same way that Il does upon the ag-
\ ricullulist Il raises the price Of his ne
4 cessaries OF life, then subject hia labor to
the competition Of the rich capitalists
NIsNf ~
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-02

SHERIFF.
M We are authorized to announce
JOHN r. REEDY as candidate for Sheriff Of
Carroll county.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-02
ASSESSOR.

COUNTY TREASURER.
GIVE are authorized 10 announce Maj.
JAMES MONEY as candidate for reelection
to the Office Of Treasurer OF Carroll county.
OF We arc authorized to announce
JOHN LOTT as candidate for County Trea-
suser at the November Election
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-02

A LIST OF LETTERS remaining
IN in the Post Office a, Carrollton, Mis-
sissippi, on the first day Of July, ls45,
which, il not taken outby the first Of Octo-
Der, will be forwarded TO the General Post
Office as dead letters.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-02
NEW POSTAGE LAW.

"Having facilities for neat weighing, |
have taken the pains 70 ascertain how
much may be included in half an ounce,
which is the maximum for a single letter,
and which may be sent within 800 miles
for FIVE cents. have weighed six varic-
ties of writing-paper, three Of ctter-pa-
per, and three Of foolscap, and two kinds
of developments, large and small. The
result here to be stated is the weight of a
single sheet, on an average of ten sheets
of each kind. The papers are all Of
good quality, anu such as we are oil used
to, for size and weight
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-02
PROBATE CLERK

PROBATE CLERK.
or We are authorized TO announce
SAM'L HART as a candidate for reelection
10 the Office Of Probate Clerk Of Carroll county
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-02

to, for size and weight
Let:er-paper, first variety, 1856 grains
do second do 1874
do third do l3l
Foolscap-paper, first do las
do second do 1859
do third do III
Small envelope, 43 grains. Large en-
velope, 90 grains.
Waters, usual size; one grain. Seal
ing wax, usual quantity, 5 grains.
The ensuing deductions are based upon
the heaviest paper to keep within the
mark. An avoirdupois half ounce is
2ls3 grains. We may therefore send as
single letter,
/. One and half sheets Of letter pa
per, sealed with wax or wafer.
2. One sheet Of do. with large or small
envelope; wax or wafer.
3. One sheet Of foolscap, with small
envelope, sealed with wafer.
4. One sheet of letler.paper, with a
quarter eagle e SOY enclosed, and Sc
cured with wax.
5. Half sheet leiter-puper, or light
foolscap, with a half eagle enclosed, Sc
cured and sealed with waters.
G. A sheet Of leiter.paper may contain
dime and half, or a half sheet may
contain quarter dollar.
Z. A sheet Of lelter-paper may enclose
seven bank notes and be sealed with wax;
or three bank notes, and the whole in an
envelope"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-02
YOUNG MEERS,
( IZnW ARD MIERS,

Adm'rs of estate Of N. Miers, dee'd
June 5. 1876. 90
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-22
Poetry.
SALLY AIMS AWAY.

,mourn. / mourn, l know not why,
feel mos. wondrous queer;
do no, feel in pain all Ger.
IA, feel il must nigh, here. = -
NV mourning ainl for relatives
Defunc. and turned TO clay
lis something worse, ! mourn because
Nv Sally AIMS away.
She's safe 10 old Connecticut, M
Where virtues bound to shine;
Where beauty lasts full thirty years,
without the leas, decline;
Tbare young men never raking go,
Excep, it's raking hay.
Itoow Ills right; and yet mourn
Cause Sally AIMS away.
The sun dom. shine asst use to did.
The moon mushroom seems;
The Maids all have gone to sleep
Reside the sluggish streams.
some,imes counterfeit. laugh.
To make folks think I'm gay
I've pot the scruiernutics bad
For Sally AIMS away.
Peaches DON, taste like peaches now.
DON, know pork from veal.
Moonshine. or mush and milk for me,
Would answer fer meal.
There's Peggy though-shell cheer me,
I'll visit her to-day,
And make arrangements for the time
Iha, Sally AIMS away.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-22

L HE CHIN E S.:
A GOBLIN STORY:

THE BELLS THAT RANG AN OLD YEAR
OUT AND A NEW YEAR IN.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-22

BY CHARLES DICKENS, Esq.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-10
Ne,y-York Legislature.


In SENATE, petitions were presented by Mr.
Barlow, for the distribution Of the Natural History
of New-York: by Mr. Bockee, from Dntchess
County, 10 submit the license question TO the PEG
pie Mr. Clark reported in favor Of the bill 10 pro-
hibit corporations from taking real estate by de-
vise-made the special order for Saturday; By. Mr.
Smith IN favor Of the Assembly bill 10 extend the
act for the promotion of Agriculture, with an
amendment The Senate, in Committee Of the
Whole, resumed the consideration OF the bill Tor
the Northern Stale Prison. il being tie special or
der of the day Mr.. Lester moved 10 amend the
report OF the committee by making the appropna-
lion 10 the new prison $50, 600 instead OF $4,000
A division of the question being called i-r, the
motion was rejected, ayes 10 noes 10. The bill
was ordered 10 a third reading. The Senate then
went into Executive session
IN ASSEMBLY, the usual petitions were Presented,
and number OF private bills reported The ma
iority Of the select committee 10 whom were re-
ferred the several petitions in relation 10 the Anti
rem, ohestion, made an able report the subject,
in substance DENYING the right OF the Legislature
10 ac, IN the premises. Mes>Is. Harris and Bough-
tor, in behalf of the minority, gave notice OF iheir
intention 10 introduce a counter report. The
House then went into Committee OF the Whole on
The Constitutional amendments, and The question
was discussed until The hour OF taking recess
Yesterday P NJ, the Houses. In Committee Of
the Whole, considered the bill tor The more equal
distribution of the Literature Fund. ordered Il 10 a
third reading passed number OF private olls, aud
adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-10

Mn. ToRRrY-A clergyman, who lately Passed
through Baltimore, writes TO the Zious Herald that
on his way he solicited and obtained an interview
with Mr.. Torrey in the PenlseluaY, he h Te9Ee,
circumstances and very happy IN mind HIS labor
is l!gh. and easily soi through by three oc!9eS
the Bible He told his visitor that he was about
applying for books and writing materials, anc e1-
pecied 10 get them. His friends may, visi' nm on
making proper application and 10 c!eTgyRen Inc
doors are freely opened.
MAYsvulE Hg,p MARxET.-We have ascer.
tanned, al some trouble, The number OF tons OF
Hemp arrived at and sold IN this market, or snip
ped 10 Eastern ports producers account, during
the months of January, February and March ne ne
total amount for that period Is fraction over lo99
ions or 10 round numbers serentfsn hIinGred tons
OF which about forty were waier-rotted. At 500
per ton, which We have found upon an accurate
calculation te be the fair average price dung that
urn. AZ contract. as well as al ordinary sale. the
s total is presented of oae hundred and ttco thoa-
end dollars most of which arleunt IN actual cash
has been disbursed in this city by our own manu-
isc,ureTs or by the agents OF other manufacturing
bonsss a, distance, and commission merchants
"o - IMarsvtIle (Hy.) Eagle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-10

- rSS informs his friends and the public thai he
h.s charged his BOARDING. EsT4SLiSHKE8I known
- ,ss trshsr, House SIS Barciay-s'rset oy acag 70 Il
the adOiag house. and Is prepared to IN
w ~ temperance desiring, quiet here, 1Ii ee
~ rr the fumes Of alcohol and tobacco are invea 20
nsrronire this house The Vegetable System VIZ lae
-, ss,e-,in OK fruits &c. which the market azores
III - s,-iv adhered 10 cut table VIII BE serve. ioE
INC whe prefer the ordinary mole, q disi-
Crc,oa shower warn and Cold Baths, IIee;
pStf hos~1-At-- SS''-''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-10
AGENCIES.


NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND THE PUBLIC
~ B. PALMER's American Newspaper subssrEttoa
and Advertising Agsacy No 80 Ann st. Nss-Yorh. tadjdn-
ing The Tribune oiiceI
acture Professional hlen Artists and the business eonin
generally of this city who dssrous OF making kno
abroad their respective srets and peaits
that he is the Agent OF some OF the best Ns~.per. Tai
of the principal Towns Cities state IN the Unieh
and that he is prepared and duly authorized hy the prope9
receive for publication In Their ssnsenss
papers, of which together with the terms oil advsstisnd
be at his office.
Try Newspapers for which he the Agent, lis, OF Towps
and Cities throughout the United States may be had ny
Office from which Merchants and others may make sueh
lection ~ will the several kinds Of business W wh
they are engaged aud the psps Of which mar Be thsr
interest TO iayite the attention OF the pe9p1 o. az
2u Agent for Country Newspapers, 20 Ann 81.
Mellon C; Edwards. Edward c. W-.i.
EDWARDS & WEST,
ArroR>Tf' .Sp CouS,ELIoRs AT Law.
Refer 10 FBAscI, d. CUTTING.
WILLIAM c. RrssgL,
E&W vii take charge of business IA any part OF Ia
STATE including Land Agencr and the psymsn Of tsrss
mll l4w6m ------
Il AW IN.lLLINOls-EDMuND OXFORD. LIZ r.
IL j, now doing business IN ELoIs KANE CouFyr. Ill
so Attorney and Counsellor q, Lay and wishes 70 M
lie Is acquautrd with the principal North Illinois. sat
say business which may b- nsed 10 him wsli Do mraeas
aey attended 10, with all possible care and diligence
RgYEEEsCEs
Hon Jos. Story, Cambridge Mass.
Prof Simon Grcenleai,
Hon. q. b Weston, Dusbury,
Hon. Seth Sprague,
VIM L b Gibbs Fpifhsven.
Hon Oliver Prescott, New. Bedford. Mass.
II. ?. Fessrndeu, ESQ. New;York.
f.. D. Washbum, Galena. Ill
9 y. Gale. Chicago. III ms w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-10

DERTH AMBoY SEMIN ARY1SClESTtlC. :LaTH-
/ EMATICtI. AND CLASSICAL-Paren;s having sons
OF correct habits and DESTROYS of ipspysr ior WHOM ey
woe secure thorough preparation tor College Q. business
arr respectfully invited uire ssef the rsis OF tbs lnn-
isun. -. .,.;
of and scholarship scDoo- WIN no pups WHO
Sn3ot Sc induced 10 am such z1crIr SAouc any such
De received they Will be removed Is sooc 81 Known
The importance OF serorernHeni- and OF tiGt hlSh sell
respect and regard for ht nch scofn oee anu AfrA
frsr1 wicked acrou s much Hssted upon
TIE pups ceo uer the ssoe rof snc 81 AZ ne sa-e aoe
with ne families Of the Principals, ap eTHT attention. grea
70 promote Their -ra comfort well az TIER rapd Advance
ea. IN all tina; can III for elevated nsefnnes and heRorahe
ts:incuoa II hfe. :,
The Priacip.ls oar since tsr2,-d themselves 70 ise
Interesting AID responsible Of iEs,rctioa. and from
past experience and feel Themselves wsEsE: n
uc III Sehool-sustainBe abiie thai The reasonable -Ic-
tafioas OF ,.srir patsrzs shall De nliT realiret-
The provisions of The INSTITUTION iod unusual 7ei=s Tor
plsssurr aad safety IN sea bathing
The located Is pleasant nrc provrrt;ly he7lih5l, and
dsy accessible 10 NewYork sad Phladelghis By sssboNt
x5d Railroad
with IL Us. OF BOO Is for III English s,nei-s:
HIS Summer S-ssic= Will Gontsy. May 9Th
CSrrulrs with estroeiais aEd references lad at the
book s;sss OF Taylor. rs NaxsAnkt AID Rob Garter
Is eaiAl''' y OK OF % ~ 5. Z. WOODBRIDGE.
-,,5.- :. u. WOODBRIDGE