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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-30
THE TAPPAHANNOCk FEMALE
ACADEMY

hCAlJEMl
WILL he continued under the direction of Mrs. Sa-
w Iah J. Ellis.
sirs t. deems herself fortunate in having secured for
the ensuing year the services Of Miss McFrr, who has
So conducted the School for the las, iwo years as 10
ceive The warmesi appreciation Of all interested
Instruction will be- gwen In all the English branches
French, Music, Embroidery, Wax Work, Drawing and
Painting, will be taught al extra charges
The scholastic year, commencing first Of October
each Il is desirable that scholars should enter ai the
commencement of the session, though They VIII be re-
ceived al any time. No deduction made for ABSENCE
except in sickness.
TERMS.
Board and other expenses together with tuition IN En-
plisb branches prr session. $50 90
Day Standardization in lst Dept, per session. 10 On
DO. do. I'd do. do. IL 3u
Do do. Sd do. do. ~ 20
Musc psr session. Is 90
French, W.
Embroidery, W.
Wax Work, . W.
Drawing and Painting, W
ed unnecessary.
Reference is made thnse patronising the school, IN
the fun assurance that Miss McF has received the high
eat concentrations of all who have children under her
instruction:
Dr. Brockenbrough, DR.. Gordon, and Col. Bramham,
of Tappahannock; James r. Micou, K. H. Petts. and b.
r. Jones, Esas, Of Essex; John Brockenbrongh, ESQ,
of Westmorrland; Capt. Hull and Col. Garland, Of
Richmond county June l2-c2m
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SALE, OF LAND

RY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit superior Court of
- Law and Chancery Tor Halifax county, made NJ the
April term, 1916, IN tie OF VIM. owen A. sd
nor K TO-, and others shall offer for sale, by way Of
public auction, at Halifax Conr house, Va, on MON
DAY the a7th day of July, 1916, that being Court day
a large brick Store and Lumber House thereon, siu
ated al Halifax Court housr-fornirrly occupied by A.
Sydnor Co., and present by f. b. Estes and Others
credit Of six months will be given, the purchaser
giving bond with ample security, and the title retained
until the purchase money Is paid
GEORGE II. WEST,
Deputy Sheriff for Thos. l.. Spragins.
Junr 1-cMGM Sheriff. IIallinx county. Va.
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CLASSICAL SCHOOL

CLASSICAL SCHOOL IN ALBEMARLE.
THE second session Of my School viii begin on The
i first Monday In September next, and end on Tie
last Friday in June following. The school VIII be en-
tirely under my management IN all respects; al
though in order the fullest instruction OF those
conriicd to my care have engaged as an assistant
young gentleman of fine talents and ripe scholarship,
aud who viii he graduate OF the University Of VIZ
GINA in the branches he Will teach. lily pupils VIII hr
treated like my oy.n chi!ireG AMI wholesome and pro.
per punishment rc.urted 10 10 enforce discipline ani
GOOD .oniuct, whenever deemed necessary. Boys who
rem ain with Ion. enough, aud have sufficient natn
raj parts viii he well prepared for college IN The FOL
lowing branches OF Einratl0n: The Ancient Ian
ruagcs Mathematics NainraI Philosophy, Botany, us
tory, Eocu,cn. Composition, and the rudiments Of
Chemistry and French
TrrMs For Board Inclusive Of washing bedding,
fuel lights &C., and Tuition III all or any Of The
branches taught, S75 for ten mcnihs-to be paid one
half on The Monday in September, and the balance
on the Isl Of April. No deduction Of charges will be-
made in of ABSENCE except II he caused by SICK
ness nor any abatement made Of money due on account
Of scholar leaving School, being dismissed from IL
before the end OF session. Monthly circulars viii be-
sent to parents and guardians to inform them of the
health progress, and general conduct Of their sous and
wards. The number of Buarders Is limited 10 20, and
If day scholars s. Ny Post Office is charlottesville,
Virginia. FRANKLIN MlNok.
May 26-cwn
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LAW NOTICE.

LAW NOTICE.
CHRISTOPHER &. SCOTT and ABSER a. STlTH
- practice law in partnership under the firm Of
ScoTr SrITH, in all ths Courts Of Law and Equity IN
South Arkansas.
no Office a, Camden, Washita county, Arkansas
Feb. lU-cly
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A GENTLEMAN and bis LADY, oil expert
n ence in teaching, and of accredited ability,
to take charge Of a Female School, established
now five years may obtain most desirable and
permanent situation by immediate application,
post paid, TO Dr. H. C. W.. DarviIles, Dinwiddie,
Va. The gentleman will be expected TO take
charge Of the Literary, and his lady the Musical
department., and commence on the LIST of October
next. April 2S-cwlf
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10000 DOLLARS, 100 Prizes of 81, 900.
Alexandria Lottery Glass &c. for 1916, TO be drawn

JU,UOU UULLAKS, IUU FIXES OF 81 ,UO0.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass %, for 1885, be drawn
Saturday, July 18th, 1886
grand Capital of $4,000 prize of $4,000
prize of l0,000 100 $500
! 5000 100 prizes of 1000
DC. &c
IS No. Lottery--i2 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets $l0 halves s; quarters2 SO. Certificates of
packages OF % whole Tickets Sl2O 25 halves GO; 25
quarters 80.
Tickets in all the Lotteries advertised by j. G. Gregg
~ CO. constantly hand. Orders, enclosing cash
or prize tickets, attended with prompness and the
drawings of Lotteries sent, when requested 10 all who
order Of d. NJ. HOYT, Richmond.
Make remiltances Immediately if at q distance; If In
town, apply in person 70
June27 d. NJ. HOYT, No. 3, Exchange.
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$4,000 DOLLARS!
Divided into three prizes of s25,OUO each.
Lowest 2 No Prize $40.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No 30 TO be drawn
on Saturday, July 25, lei6, AT Wilmington, Delaware.
rs Nos, IL drawn.
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CADDIS b. LUCK'S
New Lucky Lottery Office.

EASEMENT ROOMS, Under Me EagIo Hotel, Corner
ID of Main and l3h Streets, Richmond, ia.
aLuck's'' "Porune"-tor realize which, beg leave
10 call the attention Of all persons far and near, TO the
following list pr prizes to be distributed shortIy-and,
as all prizes in the hands f"Luck," for the Ca
pitals address your orders 10 c. II. LUCK.
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DACON.-Ioo,O0Olbs Todd's superior Family
ID Bacon receiving and for sale in lois 10 suit
purchasers by
June l5-wsw
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IS Number I.oi,ery-la Dra,vn 7

IS Number Lottery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters So Certificates of
packages of Is whole Tickets Sl0; 25 halves SIS; 25
quarters % So.
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LOTTERIES.
ID. Paine Il Co.,

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
THE attention of Adventures ID requested TO the
i Grand Schemes for July. FORTUNES HOME
still teens with prizes and those in want of prize lick
els, through which fortune may be realized, should
address their orders TO G. w. PURCELL,
Agent for d. PAINE & CO.,
Managers of Lotteries
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CHECK COATINGS.-2cases Check Linen
-, - Coa,ings on consignment, and for sale very
June q
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GRAND SCHEME FOR FOURTH JULY.
z.kl 00nI % nDnI III nlnl

Grand Consolidated Lo:ieiy, Glass No 81 10 b. drawn
ON Saturday, July ih 1916, al Wilmington, Delaware.
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GRAND SCHEME FOR FOURTH JULY.
ukn nn0I -.O1 l0lll sln lmllI

Grand Consolidated Lottery Glass No 81, to he
drawn Saturday, July 4!i, 1916, at wilmington, De-
laware. 70 Nos 10 drawn.
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rs Number Lottery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Ilckets STU halves 5; quarters SO. Certificates of
packages of 70 whole Tickets Sl2O; % halves Gu; e6
quarters 30.
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Plies of 600 DOLLARS.
Alexandria Lottery, Class ~, for 1916 be drawn
Saturday. Inly llIh 1876 =
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LOTTERIES.
HOytss Prize Office

IN VIRGINIA..
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR JULY, 1916.
10000 DOLLARS.
alexandria Lottery Class 26, for 1885, be drawn OF
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Tickets Sig, halves b, quarters s.
A packar- OF % Wholes costs S276; warranted to
draw 1872 so; risk l43 i0-shares in proportion.
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$4,000 DOLLARS!
Divided into three Prizes Of $50 600 each.
Lowest 3 No. Prize S5uO.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class NO 80, to be
drawn on Saturday, 25h July, 1916, at wilmington,
Delaware. 70 Nos, IL drawn.
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$4,000 $4,000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. %, to be
drawn on Saturday, JBy II, 1916, at Wilmington, De-
taware * Nns * drnW
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asined. In the latter case its fleets are
earlier lolt we admit, and they are sooner
over, for however rapid the growth oi corn
may be, while the roots como within It's
Immediate Influence, it is checked rs soon
as they push into the unmanufed land be.
yond While IN tho former case, they, by
pushing forward, are meeting new supplies
as their increasing growth requires them.
So then, We say, use barn-yard and stalle
manure IN as green or un,ermenled a coudi
ton as possible. 1t IS the ftrmeniing pro-
cess that is needed IN the soil, aud II is by
this tina, like leaven it dllflses itself through
the mass "untll the whole is lesen," or Ter.
tiized. We cure not how course the ina
teIia be If il has oUly laid in the yard until
il has absorbed lis al Of the juices, lor the
coarser, the longer its effects will be slsi
bic. Ii will keep the sol! If INCLINED 10
clay, loose or peTmeable TO the sun aud al.
nosphere longer, aud il il is sand or gray.
ely land it is much less subject To evapota
ton, aud goes to form vegetable mould,
which renders Il more tenacious. Hence
the benefits Of ploSIng IN green crops on
such lands. They furnish a leit, zing the
\ dun winch Is not soon lost by uir, aud
wluds, and ralr.
Ia the application of harn-yard mnnures
~ on unIermcnlod Stale We should be gul.
dtd by circumstances. II very coarse, We
would by all means pillow them m, as III
that case, the harrow could not cover them
sufficiently TO prevent evaporation, ard
therefore loss, which should be carefully
guarded against, would follow. But where
but ltlle course materials combined, thor
ough narrowing may DO sufficient.
| With regard TO the al plicalion Of ma
nufe 10 spring grams, such as wheat, &c
We have q late ears tHken the loosesi lll'
ter IN the bafn-y ard, and spread ~ after The
last harrow ing, With good effect, I'll, ugh u
may seem like contradiction OF the doc
trine we have edyanced. But there are
attending clIcUms ances which utter casei
between plowed aud hood crops. |, is us
ually "a long time before the latter cover th'
land SO O. 10 oOsIiuct the operation Of Wind
aud sunshine. IL the case ot wheat, Il s0oI
starts up aud covers the suftace 80 that II
ltle time /, protects tie hitter, threugl
Which Il sprurg, from 700 rapd eyaPora
tion. THIS Inter III us turn, extends oct
OF courtesy 10 the gram, by keeping I'll
earth cooler aud 10 more equal state {
u DISTURB through IFS grow III. Il also pre-
vents NJ being bea, down into solid masses
by heavy rams, and thus preserves TO II
reader fuesa for atmospheric uhJeuce.
Yours uuly
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nOTCHKISs'S
Vertical Water wheel.

I'm consequence Of the very great popularity
III whtch these Wheels have attained BY the use
ii nearly 1000 Of them Ia different parts ui ihe
country, the Subscribers have sold about NV
Rights in North Carolina, 80 Of which are ~ iuH
ard successful operation ia Cumberland County.
" hen properly introduced. they nearly eouble
the value OF the Mil, and 10 quantity Of "ork gen.
orally far exceed the most sangulne cxpc' atoms
of the owners, many of HON are gentlemen DIS
tinguished for th,Ir science and practical sAili,
who have atlcsIed to the ,a.ue q this improve
menL The Wheels are more durable, ard more
essily kept 10 order, when properly put toG ther,
tLau the common F.u,ttr Wheel They vii save
ouc-tnird ol the water, aud fun well IN back wa
Ter ) hen there Is a head above. The speed Of the
Saw Is increased " more than double The strokes
Per mlsuc-
The Price ofsn individual tight for one pair q
Wheels, IS $50,
Nereier. among others, 10 the following gentle
men, some Of hoE, have had the Nhctls IA ope
ton mouths or more, and from many OF whom
We have received certificates highly approving q
these Wheels, and stating that their saws, VIII
this i'm pros ement, cut 2jUO, 1900 $500 and ever
a. high as 500 leet day, according u the hess
OF water.
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WEEDS ! WEEDS!

lhls IS busy season, We are oil aware,
with farmers, yet Il - scarcely possible that
any one, who manages correctly, eau DO so
constantly occupied IN field !abors, as not 10
Ind occasional intervals when tho collection
Of materials Tor manure, can pruftably bc
attended TO. The green aud succulcnt state
oil vegetation, at this season, IS one of the
principal reasons why we now urge its at
Iention upon farmers; one load OF greco
matter being worth for this purpose, more
at present, than one aud half viii be two
months hence. Where there are number
OF boys belonging 10 the farm, ono or more
Of them should be kept going constantly with
dobbn and the cart. Anything IN the form
OF leaves, mould from tho forest, muck,
peat, rotten wood, &c, will amply repay the
cost OF cartlng, aud # there ls no school ;or
them TO attend, the ufchius will be far bet.
Ter employed SO, than IL traversIng the hills
ahd helds 10 quest Of birds nests, or in tfac-
ing The brooks and ponds for fish winch they
never catch. Even If a hand should be
sent occasionally, on tho same errand with
" Buck and Golden" tho fields would nc.
knowledge the advantage mex, year, no
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" Dan w
Richmond { Mas. E,b. 10, l-i6.
A HINT TO TIE oRcnARpisr.

A HINT TO THE ORCHARDlST
We copy part OF ON article from the
Gardeners Chronicle, as quoted IN the De.
ccmber number Of llcycy's Magazine oil
Horticulture, under the head Of /" Summer
Pruuing Of Apple Trees" Tie Writer bad
rcefence 10 tho small dwarf trees 10 gar.
deus, bu! his direction viii apply equally
we'll 10 the hig trees OF tho orchard. Al
that IS necessary, says the writer, 10 insure
abundant fruit, IS to practice diligently the
August stopping This consists 70 break
tng or cutting of at that season from three
to four inches OF every RUNNER shoot, md
then 10 the mIdsinlcr, cutlIng back Two
ihrds or one hall more OF such shoots 50 as
to reduce them 10 the lergh Of four to SIX
Jnchts.
he fleet Of this system is to prevent
The sap OF the trees ltom expanding itself
IN the eseIlens,bcrrog Of btouches The
ends OF the sumner shoots le,ng broken oil,
/ he esp 10 arrested "a rs onward course,
aud forced into lutcfal channels. Those
lateral channels are ;ho buds ~ the axis q
The lower leaves There Il collects, is &C
cuped m tho organization OF shor, laicra
branches which finally become short fful
bearing spurs. Ia thts way, We lave seen
dwarf trees covered with bearing Woo
down 10 the very graf.
II observed from The beginning this pfac
tee renders a dwarf tree most prolific
object. ii ne 'ccted al first, II may a, any
time afterwards be put INTO force, with hr
difference III the result, that il takes a much
longer lime to brlug into bearing a tfo,
rendered barren by long Acknowledgement
than 10 secure abundance from tree vel
healed from lis earliest youth.
The reason why August - chosen f.
he operation, is this: II the summer shoot
are shonened earlier, the side buds will oil
break from the excessive nllJx Of sap
performed later, theIo will DO sufllcicn
propulsion OF sap tnto them TO effect tho dc
sired object. 1t will frequently happc
that, with the best management, souc {
near lie ttHtH t' y SiI To- break bat they viii b
} removed with the winter pruning. :" '
We have sad that IN inter pruning, III
shoots are TO be cut back to the extent ,
J halt or two thirds Of their length. 1t
hardly necessary TO eXpoIn that II is onl
} the weakest shoots that require 20 be shor
! tened by two thirds, ind the strongest ar
( to be leIl with halt their length.
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Tanning ElusincsS.

FEIIE subscriber return his thanks q, ]
Il friends for the liberal encoUraCe GENE.
has heretofore received aud informs thJm a5
public generally that he stlll continues tae Chg
business at hls residence situated abJu, a-t
mile south OF Steel Creek Church " here Le1H
OF all kinds eau be obtained, lbs bushes &, g,
dUc'cd by experienced workman ana hIs lal1
will be warranted to be as good as any made
this section OF country.
lie has now on hand and intends 10 alsf
quantity Of good shoes.
WIN. VI. BlGHAh
NV |, lSl6 aHIf
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J. W AIh f.R,
ia alton gtrctt Nty York
DIR. TAYLOR'S
BalSam of l4iyerNort.

For he cure Of Coughs, Colds Catarrh, dsiima
Whooping Cough, BtoHfhifts, Eirfr Compiail,i
aud all ABtdfioHs 81 The Ihroai aad Lungs.
ynillS remedy is invaluable and uuequulicd.-
~ 1t is purely vegetable and highly medici.
nal, mld and gentle ia us fleets upou the sys
TEN, and being entirely free from all IMMORAL pro.
duets, ny many so justly feared and dreaded is
perfectly safe, as wei as salutary. From kno%l-
edge oil It's properties, and the wonderful success
which has attended 1t, even IN difficult and az.
grasaied cases, for nearly ten years, DUNG which
Il has been in use, the Proprietor feels no hcstan.
cy III introducing ~, aHd FVVO'e ,.I.~,, II tn all
who unfortunately may have occasion to resort TO
some means OF recovery. Physicians not unlro.
queuty use II IN their practice, aud with the Med.
zeal Faculty generally, it has met with much
more Than ordinary appreciation.
terlihcales aud testimonials could be furnish
cd IN abundance from the highest and most re.
spectacle sources, OF persons who either have been
greatly relieved by 1t, entirely recovered from
affections OF the Lungs and Liver, but We insert
only the following.
CONSUMPTION AMI RAISING OF BLOOD
CURED.
hereby certify that last August. I was attarL
cd with violent aud proiuse bcmorthacc from the
Lungs severe cough, with the txpecturauon OF
much mucous, PAIN IN the head, soreness IN the
chest, and othsr distressing symptoms bought
bottla Of DR.. Taylor's Basam OF I.iycrwort rom
80, Bowcfy, which, under the blessing of Prov.
ldenoo, gave me immediate relief Its effect has
been such N my case, that ] cannot too highly
praise II. CllAS. l.. SMITH,
April 3, ls43. 1853 TiIlery St. Brooklyn.
For common Cold and Cough,t this is one of
The very best remedies ever discovered.
N Is. There IS spurious aud counterfeit nrti.
eie atoat therefore be careful TO get the genuine,
which IS from 3Ij Bowery, NY.
IVA Fresh supply of the above Medicine ius,
received and for eale at the Charlotte Drne S,ore
ny, h. OATES.
May %, lsl5 33,f
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NORTH-G4ROEENA
Literary, scientific and Militia

Academy.
Arpis and equipments furnished 5g he Sat
NTEXT Session Of .h.s Classical lua Ns
" motical School, opens on tie Is, uf u-s4
with advantages unsurpassed IA sly rf.Pa'l,r
School IN The South.
Cl4ssics. English, etc Il. GRAY.
Mathematics, Tactics, etc. .. a. BUCK
Experimental Cneu.is- : roTSraee
Try 8 Philosophy,
TERMS PER sEssIoN CT FIVE MONTHS
Classical Department, Collegiate course !
cluding full English Studies, with na!aema
&c. 49,
English DO Elementary & higher tiau,
ehes) l..
Military DO Infantry practice no charge
Vocal or instrumental Music Us Lessuu. 4.
Fencing per course,
Surveying and Gnu Engineering no eH.rg
Lctter.wrIumg, With In lsh end L4ua +.
position, will be closely ATTENDED 10,
No deduction made Tor absence, unless "a Is
Of proiract,d sickness.
a few Pupils can be boarded IN Or, Ga
family.
Rdiefgh, Dee. 4, ls45. lIu
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Sheriff Sale.
Pocket BOOK Lost.

q OS / on the ih instant other between my
. house sud John Iicudcrsou's decd OF Ut
hrs house where sale was held, small wallet Or
pocket bpok, containing two hundred and tWcniy
lollsr- N one roll ct hich am certain aud there
may have been some other money ~ the pockets
Among The bills IS tro $50 bilt-, one Oh The Bank
oi the state ol North Caroiina, payable al WI.
u,Ington, The other on the bank at Hamburg the
balance # lhr money was oil $40 hail. - OF :
wire on the bank pf Charleston, the balance were
ca the Commercial Bank IL Columbia 4 ard
Of Twenty five dolfsts will be- gwen TO the finder
it II - returned with thv contents, Any Intor.
nation relative 10 tbo pocket book ,hark folly re-
ccivcd which can be directed to lie Poet Office a
Charlotte.
JAS. II. DAVIS.
June :, lc4G. 1t
J,ifcrtonian copy 81.
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The History Of IsOnanisnl,

By the Rev J bowling, A. VI Pastor OF The he
rean Gun eb New York. l2th edl'ion.
Just published.
This Is large octave volume, Of nearly 700 pa
ge,. cmbcllshed with FFtY BEAUTIFUL ENoRAv
I>as. IN handsome emblcmatlc binding Pace
three dollars.
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Life Insurance g.!

". York Mutual Life Iasurdncc CamPa1.
FHNHE subscriber having been appointed Asea
M for The above Company, is prepared TO :.
celve applications, aud TO communicate all ne''
sary Information Un the subject to such as g'
apply. JOHN S. RICHARDS,
Wilmington, N. C JUN -, lSl5.
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Please TO read the following
NOTICE.

guyUE Publisher having received numerous sY-
plicaiions for single copies of DOWLlN6S
HISTORY OF ROMANlSH. and the AMERl-
GAN STATESMAN'S MANUAL, from places
So remote from Express routes that the eAPensc
Of freight would have equalled the price OF tho
books, proposes to send them by mail IA paper
oo',,s ner volume. II such persons will send the
n,ne of their Post Office. and enclose The OF ,
dollars. ia good money, they will be presented with
me ropy Of Sears Beautiful Pictorial Works, they
specifying which Book they prefer
S,a,.' Pictorial Works girsH array 70 persons sub
scr,biHg for DoiOiings Hefotg u Romd"sm'
=, a. Iyisrean Statfsmdn'S Manual
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PRESIDENTS MESSAGES.

In two handsome volumes, evo. The "hole COZ
lccted from Official documents
This work is edited and complied by Mr. I'd
win Williams, whose familiarity with our fohti'
cal History and Statistical subjects generally, arc
well known 10 the public. and bfofi sufficient
guarantee tot tho accuracy aud fidelity OF this Ia
valuable National WJ.k. Fncc i've dOllaTs.
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NOTICE.

SNHE subscriber having been appointed ag'H
- of stephen Pcttus at his Saw Mill, lniyi~
the public that he is ready and willing TO Oil a
orders for Lumber on The shortest notice and &c"
est terms. Those wishing Lumber VIII EIeA'
send in their orders:
AUGUSTUS A: NORWOOD
Jan: 30, lSl6; lat