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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-01-16

The lasinumber ol the Lirerpool Times,
received BY the Acadia, contains The fol.
loving irst.ratc notice Of President
Polk:
Commerce Is always the sootGer Of angry
passions-tlc oil upon tie troubled waters Of con.
tending factions. Il is upon this ground that,
irrespective Of lis war pgopenstIes, large p1r.
y in this country England wish we'll 10 Mr..
Polk. They dislike his purnacity, but they are
Tarttat 10 lie Pfssidem because he is Free
7rader, aud - feSiroas Of reducing Tie Tuig
fran Pr0tectigE,' or prohibition, to revenue"
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4 btll was reported on the 9Th instant il the
House Of Representatives BY tho COMMITTEES on
D origin Rotations, Tor giving 70 Grea, Britain
lhe required twelve months notice OF the ecssa
! ION Of Joint occupation Of tho North, esiorn
PTern,ory. An able report was made by the mi
Iaotiiy oflho same Committee, denying the right
bf the House Of Representatives to iogisa,e upon
Re subject, and therefore recommending tia, The
Ioese refrain irom acting upon i.
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HEATHER SUBSCRIBERS.

A Sandwich Island paper says, that for
a whole year it had bat one Delinquent sub
scriber VIII some of our subscribers
just compare the romissness in this respect
with the promptness Of the heather! - Yer.
mont paper.
This fact shows that they are far behind
us in their civilization. Poor fellows
Their souls proud science never taught the way
To take tho papers, yet withhold the pay"
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MASS ACuUSETTS.

4 seventh trial was had las. Monday to
elect Representative to Congress from
the ninth Congressional district Of Massa.
chuselts, The returns, so far as received,
show gain in favor OF the Wing candi-
date, but no, sufficiently large to elect him
over all Others.
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AN UNUSUAL PRESENT.

A friend informs US that a Watermelon
Of the growth of lsi5 was presented to a
Company Of young Ladies on Newyear's
Day by Mr.. John II. Newell, Of Cabarrus
county. The melon was taken from the
vine on the ath of July last, was per.
fecily sound aud in good keeping.
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DEBATE IN THE SENATE.

Wo have given part Of the debate that took
place in tie Senate on the 3,,h ut The remsin.
Der will be given in our next Tho debate is ono
Of interest snd az the subject engrosses public at
lsntion a, this time, We shall endeavor 10 give as
much Of Tie debates al length as possible.
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CDIrlntfR r;
FRIDAY. JANUARY 10, Isi0.

give are informed that there are a
number Of young boys at the Poor House
from 10 to l6 years which the Wardens
wish 10 bind out at Curt. Persons wish.
ing to get Buys would do well to attend.
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WIG CONVENTION.

The Wing Convention met in Raleigh
on Monday last. We have no intelligence
Of any Of their proceedings. They will be
received in time for our next.
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CUBA

The people Of the West are beginning to
hold pubhc meetings favorable to the pur-
chase of Cuba. At one held at Springfield,
H., resolutions were adopted nstructng
The Representatives in Congress from that
State to introduce a bill authorizing the
President to negotiate on the subject.
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FIRE ~ COLUMBIA

Ten or twelve buildings were destroyed
by fire in Columbia, S. c. on the 3Orh ult.
The loss, which is considerable, and only
partially covered By Insurance, falls in sew.
ctsl instances on those who are III able to
bear II.
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THE SADDLE ON TIVE RIGHT HoRs

\ correspondent informs US that a large
meeting was assembled at Woodstock (Nt)
last week, at the call OF the AboltlonIsts,
for the purpose of demonstrating against
the annexation of Texas, for several rel.
sons, but more particularly as her constllu-
ton allows and perpetuates slavery a
series of appropriate resolutions were of.
terod, and number Of animated speeches
made IN their behalf, when an amendment
was proposodto strike out all after the pre-
ambc and insert a resolve to the effect,
that, as the election of MIR. Polk and the
consequent reception Of Texas as slave
state was brought about by the party sly
ling themselves Abohlonlsts, therefore up.
on thctr shoulders let the result and conse.
quenccs rest which amendment was car.
Rcd by accIamation, and the meeting then
dissolved. - Boston Courier.
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CONGRESSIONAL ADJouRNMRNTs

The mere per diem Of members of Con.
gress, 27s in number, amounts to 1924
every day. SIX days have already been
lost by adjournment, the cost of which was
S23, 3l4, exclusive Of the pay of the
numerous officers, pages, &C., which would
swell the sum to $4,000.
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COTTON.-Our maaket has nearly recover.
ed what it lost after the receipt Of tie Acadm's
accounts. sales have been made as high as H.
There is very little coming IN, und no stock en-
hand aH,3cH Journal.
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TIE TERN. Loco rOCO.

The Standard" objects to the applca.
ton Of This term, to designate the 50 called
Democratic party. But what right has it
for complaint ? Does i, not uniformly
speak Of the Wings as Federaiiss7 We
dislike exceedingly TO use what MAY be
deemed opprobrious language, at any time,
and when the Standard" and other kin.
drcd prints, and the party, of which they
are the organs, shall have the deceucy to
rive to Wigs their just appeIaton, We,
TOR one, viii siudiuusy avoid the use Of the
objectionable term, Loco Foco But if
people "will play at bowls, they may ox.
pcct rubbers. RAJ. Reg.
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z Medical Notice
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA

NECKLENBURG COUNTY.
3lessrs. E sin, r. Boyce d Co, j. II. Cur.
lis, p. W. Cohen d. Co. and Stimbrick
d .SeddeH, Hector orr, Hector Watts.
a. IRIS: Take notice. that having been arrested
- upon eapas al satis'Gciendum at the suit
Of Hiram T. Sloan, | intend at the next Court Of
Pleas and Quarter Sessions be hcll for said coun.
ty Of NeckIenburg, at the Court House in Char
ote, on the ffh Monday in january instant, 10
empty 10 said Court for the benefit Of the Act of the
GeneraI Assembly passed ior the relief eff Insul-
vent Debtors.
J. W. IIAPPOLDT
January !, SAC. TIC
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u We regret exceedingly 10 learn that John
H. Pleasant, Esq retires from the Editorial chair
Of tie Richmond Wing. lie intends, however,
TO establish another paper under the name Of this
Globe. We cannot imagine why lie wishes 70
leave the Wing 10 establish another paper, cspc.
cially as he IS its father.
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COLrMRIA- IANTARY ?


COTTON.-The receipts have loon liyTa for
the week past and prices are without change, say
b to Il extremes, principa! sales 10 cents =
TempeIaaee Adrocq.e
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ANALYSES of the vote of the House of
Representatives on the admission of Tex,
as:-Of the l4l ayes, 1870 are Locoioco>,
20 Wings, and l Native, J. IL. Campbell,
of Pa. The twenty wings are, Messrs.
Pendeton, Va, Barringcr, Graham and
Dockcry, \. c. Tom. Butler King, Ste.
phens AMI Tombs, Ga, Il,lllard, Ala, Ca.
bell, Flor, Thlbodcaux, La, Baker, ILL.,,
Crozcr Cooke, Gentry and Milton Brown,
Tenn, McIlenry, Order, Young, Thorn.
aSson and Trumbo, Ky.
OF the SO nays, Il are Wings, : Ma
tives, Messrs. ". W. Campbell, Levin,
Miller, Seaman and Woodruff, and 3 10.
cofocos, Messrs. Preston King, Wheaton
and Wood, of Pa.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-01-16

Whilst some Of our legislators, as the
public know from their speeches, are Of
opinion that 1t is their business TO s'pte.
pare the heart Of the nation for war, they
seem 10 have very little idea Of preparing
any thing else IN the nation "lor war.
VIVA; an odd contrast does not The follow.
Ing account Of the state Of things a; one ul
our chief Navy Yards, which has just
caught our eye, present TO the inilammao-
ry deliances to war which We have daily
numbered forth IN tie Capitol !-.Natioaal
MtcHigeacer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-01-16

The States Of Tennessee and Georgia
seem to be IN earnest in their scheme TO
unite the Atlantic and the Mississippi. The
Legislature Of Tennessee has chartered
company to construct a Railway from
Nashville TO Chattanooga the terminus Of
the Western and Atlantic Railroad.
The Georgia Legislature has passed a
bill 10 extend the Western and Atlantic
Railroad. 1t authorizes the Governor to
issue State bonds to an amount which, il is
thought, will continue the road TO Cross
Plains.
The Georgia Legislature have also pass.
ed a bill 10 incorporate the Southwestern
Railroad Company which contempIates
the construction of roads from Macon to
Albany, Fort Gaines, &c.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-01-16
Permanent School.
AlCxandriana Academy,
co., " c. 10 miiss NoriL Of Charlotte
8. u. wharton. Principal.
Rev. II. L. Cunningham, Rector.

Kew. Il. Z. Guniinshanl, RECTOR.
ZnIlE second Session Of this Institution com.
~ mcnccd on the lst instant, under the super
ntendence OF the above gentlemen Tie course
Of studies adopted Is such to prepare pupils for
admission to the Junior Glass in any Of our Col.
leCes. Its location is as pleasant and healthy,
and far removed from all causes @! dissipation,
any IN thisisecucn of the STATE.
E'Ca'llsS.
Boarding, including washing, fuel and "a on
lights, per month,
E'HiiiGFs.
Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar coo
aud Geography, per sess. Of 5 months, ! Wv
Algebra, Chemistry, Natural Phi3oso- -oo
ply, Rhetoric, Logic, &e Wv
Latin and Greek Languages, 1900
Jan. !, ls4S. IL
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occupancy Of an obscure corner Of the earth by
two great nations, in which neither can take
step towards adjustment w!thou, being dishonor.
cd This is monstrous"
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1846-07-11
WOODYILLE
FEMALE SEMINARY

F0r i00Grdtng ana OGy och0ldrS.
-TWTSS SWITZERLAND respectfully in
VIZ Inmates that the duties Of her eslabisb>
ment will be resumed on Monday the 5ib instant.
She hopes for continuance of the public pats
ronage, which has been go kindly bestowed upon
her, 10 merit which every exeriion win be used TO
promote the instruction, and form the manners Of
the young ladies' enlrusIedto her care.
She will have The valuable assistance Of the
Misses Ford. h m
The branches taught are the usual and higher
English studies The French and Italian languages,
Music on the Piano, Harp and Guitar, VOcal-mu-
sic, Drawing and Painting,
Terms per session of months payable in advance
Board, 500
Tuition 10 English, rs
French OF Italian, 10
Music on piano, harp or guitar 80
Drawing and Painting, 10
Use Of instrument,
Vests House, Jan lst, 1916 VI
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N0ice.

4 LLPeFsons are hereby foIwaroed against
= trading for acertain note Of hand given
by Oliver Posts payable TO W. F Pasuinelte,
dated about the 8lh Of January 1916, ard
due January 1916, calling 5000. said note
has transfer written upon its back payable
TO bearer, and signed by Paquinetie.
o. Baton Rouge Gazette will please co.
py the above thee weeks, and send their ac-
counts to The subscriber III WoodvilIe.
WESTLEY REILEY.
April II, 1916. II
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~ 2 W G o Q Ds ..

: = " y . y - "a
81 VIE subscriber has just received from ~ Orleans,
y and las on hand and for sale, well aeiected ara
eorment Of Dry Goods usually kept in his one, MI o
which he will sell to his customers on as good terms ~
any house IN town Any one wishing 10 lafrhaae bin
Of goods for cash, can buy them as eh4ao ifom me- Il
not cheaper, than any house in Woh4v1a-- Dutch nat
excepted. So wish my friends and acquantanees %
give me call before they buy. js IN e. SALE
USf received, an assortment 81 eoihne coas.5nq
o. gentlemen's merno rdhts aid panib; linen do
co.tonade' do; silk shirts cotton and meIno dos black
satin and Marsales vests and rood 1T hafs
all Of which will sell very low, is. FL e. SALE.
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NOTICE


10y Virtue Of deed Of Trust made by Samuel Bad,
.AD ford, and Elizabeth Fl. Bradford his wife and
Mrs NJ. P Foley, bearing date the 25h day Of Septem-
Der ls4, recorded in Book M. pages 3s, $50 & 1888.
Of the record Of deeds &C. of the county Of Wilknsons
Mississippi John N Evans trustee to secnrs
the payment of certain debts therein mentioned and
the same having become due and great part thereof
remaining unpaid. shall proceed to sell at the usu-
place of public sale Wis west ofthe Court house IN
the town Of Woodvile, on the first Tuesday IN Au-
gust next by public auction for cash. the following re-
al estate viz; tract Of land in said county, Bounded
the moth BY land belonging to F. A, Evans Esq.,
Onthe east by land belonging 10 the Keary's-souh
by land belonging to John N. Evans, west by lana
belongingto the Keary's and Edward MtGehee, and
lying near the village Of Pinckneyville shall sell all
much Of said land will pay such Of tho notes
in said deed Of trust mentioned as remain unpaid with
the interest due thereon and cost Of the sale and make
such title as is vested by the deed Of trust which
y believed to be good. JOHN, N. EVANS.
jan sth ls46. 6-6m Tmstee.
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RELOCATION.

~ -
J. G. POINDExPER has opened school at his
residence in Woodville where boys will be thoroughly
prepared to enter the Junior Class in any College OF
University 10 the United States.
MT MAssEL "a native Of France, who is highly re-
commended as gentleman teecher) will give lessons
in the French Language.
he will also instruct pupils Of the school in the
healthlul exercise Of Feacing
Particular attention will be given to the Orthogra.
ply, reading and writing Of the English Language col
rectiy ~
TERMS per quarter Of twelve weeks.
The Classics and higher branches Of an English
education Sl2 SO
( The Lower Branches, 10 90
French with Fencing included, r. Is 90
French alone, 10 90
Fencing, %
II The above rates not punctualy paid at the ex
pFaon ofthe quarter, per cent will be added there.
TO.
February 9Th, ls4s.
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serninhries.
WOODVmIE FEMALE ACADEMY.

L WOODVILIE FEMALE tACADEMf.
|TNHE Winter Session Of this Academy cou,-
menccd on Tie 5ih ult., aud il is hoped
hat it's iliends ard DE Public, who have
heretofore 50 generously sustained Il will con-
|lnue their patronage. ss,H .afaa
Miss G M. Chapman has charge 81 me
Teachers' Department, and as occasion re-
|quires will be aided by competent assistants
10 che usual studies, higher branches otEng
this aud Modern Languages.
The Boarding Department is h charge OIL
Rev. L. Pierce, superintendent by Miss Anna
R. Tayl5Ein whose charge The pupils will be
at all times except during school hours.
Each pupil, upon admission, viii be consid-
cred as entered for one quarter and charged
accordingly. 9g1l nlsill -h9se
Board payable one half in advance.
591 fi6 TERMS.
Tuition 10 English, per uarter Of eleven
weeks, $40 90
Ditto on Piano or Guitar, Is 90
! Use Of lusirumentioo s 90
I Ornamental Branches including Shell Work,
CreweI Work, Wax Flowers, at the usual prices.
Board per m0Dth,5ssssl, ahf- $40 OO
pIFPCEf sst5eg 4sf Yah
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NE Wel0M
f EMALE ms TIT UT e.


III Session tn, 1874
NHE course of instruction adopted in this in
stiuton is very thorough and extensive
embracing, 10 addition TO the subjects enumerated
below, oil The branches taught in the best colleges
for males.
For health, the location is unsurpassed. Good
accommodation and superior facilities Sls Afford
ed. The year will be divided INTO two sessions
OF twenty-five weeks each, and two vacations; The
tirst session commencing on the first Monday in
January, and the second on the second Monday
IN july. The BIB session opened 9Th JsnGaTy
1876.
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W s REID.
Mill and GIN WRIGHr.

MILL and GIN WRIGHT.
BUILDS and Repairs Steam Saw Mills
Grisl Mills Cotton Gins, on the latest, beet
and most approved plans in the UniledStates.
Old Gin Stands made as good as new.-Sn-
gar Mills put up Steam Engines put up &.
Repaired, &c, q. &c.
1FApply at this Office.
Feb 1916
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March Z u
WOODLAND COTTAGE
GIN f A CT OR Y.

Near WoodUiIls, Mississippi.
N, Fl. NETTTERVIL-E, respectfully tenders
thanks to his friends for the very liberal man
With the view Of afordng greater facilities. he bas
gone to considerable additional expense in energng bs
establishment and erecting labor saving machines.
which VIII enable him TO execute work with greater "a
Pidty, cheaper, and in style superior to any othe
that has ever been carried on in this coun
try Hewill give his personal atentionto ali work. and
guaranty entire satisfaction. Machinery Of GIN mills
and cotton presses Of every description made neat and
substantial Old gins carefully repaired new teeth
cut old saws; furnish boxes, bOlts screws, &c.
April 81, 1874. IsyI.
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DR.. DAVID HOLT intends pfanllcing bic
and may be colIed for atliis resi-
dence, WoodviIle. OldeIs left ihele shall re.
eeive the earliest attention possible.
.June 20th 1876.
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BOOT AND SHOE REIMBURSEMENT

NHE undersigned respectfully inform the ppb-
= lie that he has eslablifhed himself in The
above liue, and will attend robustness puncualy.
Repairing also will be attended to- Oall at his
shop opposite Thenel's huie
Jan 3l7yl7. ERNST WHITMAN
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y. IEBNEi
CLARISSA M. CHAPMAN.
ANNA r. TAYLOR.
CVood.,;Ile MI Y lQAR 4 M s6lN
Woodvilie, FEB Z, ls46.

The Trustees Of this Academy have succeed
ed in obtaining the services &C Mrs. M JOHN
STONE, as Assistant teacher. Her qualifications
are such as 10 entite her to the full confidence Of
The public
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DIR. w. J. MOCK,

P bysiciGa and Surgeon,
WOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of
Fort Adams and vicinity. that he has located
there lor the purpose Of practiciDg the differ
eat branches of his profession.
Office at The store Of Mr. Johnsa Dorsey,
where be may be found NJ all times when not
professionally engaged. Jan. lS45. s.
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WAGON MAKING &C.
have partners in the following branches Of mn b,s
mess VIZ Wagon making, painting trimming and
repairing carriages and blacksmthng, horseshoeng will
be particularly attended TO. Prices will be reasonable
January 10th 1876 IOnN LENNEY & 81
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JAIL NOTICE.

} II NOIIOE.
Nd WAS committed to the Jail Of
GM Wilkinson county on Friday the 18th
fA inst by Francis Cooley Esq as a uu-
m away negro man who calls his
~ name Brester and says he belongs TO
Wm. CLANCY living 10 East Baton Rouge
Parish, La. Said negro is about 25 yoars old.
s 2 feet Highland quite black, intelligent aud
laxative, had on when COMMITTED dark coli
Ten pants, Lowell shirt and cloth cap.
The owner Of said slave Is required TO com
ply with the law in such cases made aud pro-
vided and take him out Of Jail.
June 20lh 1916 s. McMURTRY.
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}. LIB. Byrne, 81 Co. J
COTT0N FACTORS AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS, No. 50, Canal Street,
.Ifff NTut1 m ~

~ - "
COFT0N FACTORS AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS, No. 50, Canal Street,
NEW ORLEANS.
Shelby Seymour, Agent, WoodviIle, is prepared to
make liberal cash advances Cotton consigned 70 them
for sale. 8 n f4.nl'I eflna5
They will furnish supplies on the customary credit to
Punciual customers, either from New Orleans or
Woodville.
500 Pairs Russell Brogans,
600O Yards Kentucky jeans and Lnseys,
$4,000 Do, y. do Bagging, ats
l3, 10000 Pounds dO Va. Rope, s, ss.stsnh 5lf ~
For Sale at New Orleans Quotations with, Rail Road
Freight end commissions added for cash. or to Prompt
Planters Payable out Of the growing crop. ~
SHELBY SEYMOUR, Agent.
Mar. 81 I4-smuE 84aqa s4
U NOTICE M a9sW
The subscriber having with drawn frOmthe Agency
OfMessrs Franklin and Henderson Of New Orleans
takes pleasure in recommending to his friends and
toners Of the house, H. E. Sale Esqr.
FIELDING DAVIS.
In reference to the above will give every attention
in my power to customers Of Messfs Franklin and Hem
derson and respectfully solicit the attention Of planters
who wish 70 change their merchants in New Orleans.
All necessary supplies will be furnished to customers
Of The house II. L. SALE Agent
Dec goth 1916, ItG
will keep constantly on hand well selected stock
OF fresh dry goods hard warey crockery and cafthen
ware with many other articles, which will sellvery
low for cash and to customers who punctual will
sell on usual terms. Fl. E. SALE.
Wo0dville, June
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ZBRGE8s
English Breaches, per Session.
TUITiON..-..........,....as 90 90 90
Ancient and Modern languages, 8 90
V0calmusIc,. ...........s.g gratis.
Instrumental & vocal music, 80 90
Use ofinstrument,. -.........5 90
Drawing and painting 10 oil and
water coloTs.. .......s.s... ......lO 90
MezzotintO & Chinese painting, 10 90
Ornamental knitting needle
work, and construction of cTewel flow
eTs,.s...ss... .s............'ss'I 10 90
Wax flowers, fruits and she'll
wofk,...... ...........s...... 10 90
Board, LIGHT, &c,................. a 90
Fuel in school aud private
rooms, ........s........s, %
Furnishing rooms per monih,..l so
Washing per month";. ........l so
These charges must be paid, per session, ~,
advance, or increased six per cent. Pupils may
enter at any time but will be considered bound
for the remainder Of the session for which they
enter. Pupils will have the benefit Of good apa-
Talus, and free access TO an extensive lbrars. -
This institution is under the care Of w
ID. L. PHARES, A. M. NJ. D., Principal.
Mrs. M A. PHAREs. Nation.
A sufficient number Of competent Assistants
will be constantly in attendance
This Institution opened 10 1912. has continued
TO gain upon the confidence and appreciation Of The
public; and its efficient organization is the best
guarantee of determination to continue 10 merit
general taveF.
Nevton Place, 1916.
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Medicine. &c.


THOMsONfAN MEDICINES
Gum Myth, Cay. Pepper, Composition.
Lobelia herb, Lobelia Seed, Balm, Sage
Nerve Powder, Baybesrry, Balmony. Spice
Buffers, Hoarhound, HUI BtIels, No. Six,
Cholera Syrup sc. For sale by
JAS, a. BALLANTlNE.
April 25Ih, 1916. 90
lust received, Wistars BaIsam Wild
= Csery. Mis-, Galduers Balsam Liver
wort-P Pulmonary Balsan-Sweet Tincture
Rhubarb, "a 81 boules) Guitar and Violin
Strings.
ALSO, Whle Ginger, Salt Pete, Alum.
Allspice, Black and Cayune Pepper, White
Wine Vinegar Starch, indigo, Waehng Soda.
NuImegs, &c JAS. A. BALLANTlNE.
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g1gg. =. M. HTIT,-SwgsOn Dentist.

6yaA y NA. HILL surgeon Dentist,
x asPECTFULLY informs the public that he has
and improved Surgical Instruments, with which he is
prepared to do work in manner highly pleasing to all
those who may feel disposed to patronze him. He oc-
cuPies his old stand Commercial Row. where he may
heouad At all hours Of the day. when not Professional
10y engaged.
Nov 81.