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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-12-04

The WAR.-In listening to the dcprc-
cations of the war in the sermon Of the
Rev. Mr.. Cox: at North East on Thanks
giving day, we thought, that if every
preacher throughout the great number OF
states who were observing that day, did
their duty as well, the war spirit among
the people would be checked to degree
that would soon make itself extensively
felt. The belief amongst us that our PEG
pie cannot be exec He'd in the trials
of the battle field is maintained as a
fact IN every conflict at arms: still
PEACE suits the genius of this nation bet
ter than war, and that man, whether
preacher or layman, serves his country,
who discountcnanccs and dcnounccs the
mad spirit Of conquest, which we fear
grows with the evidence of our ability
to pursue its dictltes.
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NOI, it' b.,

The undersigned informs those who arc in
debtcd to him, that us his health prevents HIM
from attending personally TO the collection OF h,s
acc' UNITS, he has placed them in the hands of
Mr. Thomas Thackary, who is authorized 10 re-
ccivc money due onihose accounts.
wv A. A. EVANS.
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Mr. Gahafin md HE Uar.-The venera>
bic Albert Gallatin has written a long letter
and published it in relation to the Mexican
War. lie re-cchos the views and opinions
of Mr.. Clay.
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Ees,aaSfSf,

DOCT. COWAN dentist, will visit E!kton in
the course of the ensuing week. All persons
who desire to see him professionally viii please
leave their address at DIR. Wallaces or DIR.
Mnchel's
Dec lit.
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COMMODORE STOCKTON ANDSAM. HorS-
ToN.-,Some of the locofoco papers have
proposed the above named individuals as
suitable candidates for the Presidency.
The simple fact ofseeing them named in
this connection must sicken every good
citizen. The only qualification of the
Zig gun is pompous shaIlowness and up
start conceit, and the latter, although he
has the daring and hardihood to make
him brave in battle, and plausibllity O.
nough to make him JcaraJlc before pop
ular crowd, is TO all intcnts proiligate,
and bad man. 1t is really humiliatlng
to see such men named for the chief mag
istracy of this Union.
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Sons OF TEMPERANCE AT NORTH EAST
at the invitation OF the North East Division
of the Sons of Temperance, the Eiklon Di-
vision visited that town Oh THANKSGIVING
day They were highly pleased with the
Exercises of the day and with the hospitality
extended TO them.
Before dinner they listened TO chaste and
impressive sermon from the Rev. Mr.. Cox
Of the NJ +. Church. In the afternoon. al
ter a parade with music around the town,
they assembled i'll the Methodist Church.
a we'll written address was read by A. G.
Cochran Esq Mr.. Elder delivered speech
irau@Il with sound Arguments and import
ant facts, and Mr.. Meeks made some inter
eslIng remarks, inierspersed with anecdotes.
1t was hoped that the proceedings of the
day would have a beneficial effect. and the
hope has been realized in the number of APP
piIcalions for admission into the North East
Division.
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Rail. ROAD AccIDENr-The train of pass
engers cars from Philadelphia, which should
which have passed here at - pas, 6 0 clock
on Thursday night did no, arrive until II O
clock, in consequence Of having encounter
ed COW between here and tina, city. winch
threw the whole train from the track, shiyer.
ing The engine 10 pieces Fortunately there
were but few passengers, and no one was
hurt, except the engineer slightly
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TEMPERANCE CoNvENTIoN.-Agr eeably
to advertisement convention Of temper
ancc men was held in the Court House
on Tuesday evening last. There were
but few present; yet as many as usually
attend such conventions. The belief that
the present license law is wrong led to
the calling OF the meningitis object was
a consultation in referancc to what alter
alton of that law could be asked at the
hands Of the legislature, which it would
be most likely to grant-the result was
a determination to adopt a uniform petit
ton, to be circulated throughout he
county, asking that the granting Of H.
ccnccs be placed in the hands of the
County Commissioners, they being en-
powered by the act clothing them with
that authority, either to grant or refuse
applications, according to their estlm1te
Of the character of the applicant and the
necessities of the case
Ii is though, by some, rightfully so perhaps,
that in lhe event of the law being enacted
as proposed 10 be prayed for politics would
rule in the matter and the political complex
ion of the Commissioners; would determine
the political ca~te Of liquor sellers; and some
suppose the Commissioners would not act,
unless the applicants for licenses came backed
by petitions. which most probably would be
the case.
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FoR PRESIDENT IN lS4S.
I'll eFary clay.
"Nan's immortal till his work is done"
1rss;mm POSTSCRIPT for Mexican news.

! Mn Claws SrEncu.-We conclude TO
day Mr.. Clay's speech. Our judgement,
on it is, that in political wisdom II is worthy
of the greatest statesman of the age: that in
patriotism il is worthy of The man who
through public life Of more than forty years,
has been the prominent Guardian of his
country's best Interests worthy Of HENRY
CLAY. II is a plain speech-it treats of mat
ters now prominently before the nation. We
hope every reader may ponder over it and
make his own comments on it, We always
admired its author exceedingly much-now
we admire him more.
Cecil COUNTY CorRT, has been hol
ding All extra session this week The case
of Stunpvs Phil & Bait Rail Road was
concluded Thursday evening, verdict for
plaintiff $500. The case of Howard VS.
Rail Road is now in progress. The court
most probably will last over till next week
n. B. Decision against Howard and court
adjourned yesterday evening.
Hon. Mn. Evans, Congressman from this
District started for Washington last night.
He would have gone caller but has been
engaged all the week up till yesterday, in
an important case in court. Upon all mat
ters pertaining 10 the interests ofthe country
he will be found on the side eff true patriot
ism, and in all those smaller matters where
the Interests of parties are more especially
consulted he will hc found whig to the core
His clear head and great fund of niorma-
ting, aid his ahiiiyas L speaker will make
him valuable member OF the COUNCILS OF
the county.
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= IL y bdlllel,
Richh S DonneH,
Darid Ouiiur,
SOUTH CAROLINA
S.Iamcs A Black,
SR'd F Simpson,
- A Woodward,
"A ID Sims,
SArtcmns Bart,
'lsaac f Holmes,
sR Barn'l Rhc,t,
GEORGIA.
"Thos b King,
Alfred lverson,
John " lanes,
81 A Ilarralson,
~ A Lunpkin,
Shovel Cobb,
~ II Stephens,
sRobert 7combs,
ALABAMA.
jain GayiC.
I'll " Hliiad,
S w Harris,
William NJ lingo,
&C S Houston,
w r w Cobb.
AZ w Bowdon,
MISSISSIPPI.
"Jac'h Thompson,
w S FcalIlors,on,
Pat W 7onph'ins,
Albert &. Brow.,.
LOUISIANA.
"Elnilc La Sere,
sB G 7hibodcaur,
y NJ IIarmanson,
Isaac + Morse,
FLORIDA.
Edurnd c CabeH,
OHIO.
games j Faran,
Darid Fisher,
*Robt G Schcnck,
Richd S Canby,
sWm Sawyer,
r Dickinson,
Jon I'm ID Morris,
J l. Taylor,
T o Edwards,
Daniel Duncan,
John II Miller,
"SamI + Iinion,
Thomas Richey,
Nathan Exams,
WIN kcnnon, Jr.
J Cummins,
*Georgc Fries,
SAMUEL LAHM,
John Cro,reH,
y r Gidiings,
*Lsfph W Root,
INDIANA.
Elisha Enlbrec.
"Tl'os } Iienly,
J l. Robinson,
@Cuicb Is Smith,
WIN w Wick,
Geo G Dunn,
II W Thompson,
SJolhn Petit,
&C w Cathcirt,
VIM Rockhill.
MICHIGAN.
~R M'C!eIIand,
Chas f Stuart,
Il 5 Bingham,
ILLINOIS.
'Rohcrt Smith,
- a M'Clcrnand,
20 b Ficklin,
y Wentworth,
w "A richardson,
Thos J Turner,
n Lincoln,
Iowa.
VIM Thompson,
"Sheph'd Letter,
kENTr Cky.
FLinn Boyd.
Snml O Pcyton,
b l. Clark,
.Wl'H Buchnn,
j b Thonpson,
Green .Moms,
f,L q 4,
Richard French,
'0"" r ""'neS'
a., hNNLSSE L.
81, ~ W., '"''',So'''
.n, ~ n y oCh
III J""" W. - I, iT'''h
~ ~ u w ", n''l'
I "'p Wv w Jones'
. ~, IL n ho y.
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las ID po"i'h'
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Delegate Ono voic)
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*Rc-elec,ed.
.lligs, Gin italics ll6
los; lndepcnde dents,
.,
y I,,vo n,,r,,od Ind,
Viii g votes against IL
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-12-04

Com CRop OF TIE UNITED STATEs.-1he
corn crop of this year is estimated at 600
600 coo bushels: in 1915, it was al, s97 900
bushels. The yearly exports fom 1891 10
1919, several times arose above million
bushels sometimes over two millions, but
from 1919 to 1918. they did not in any one
year amount to a million. In 1916, the en-
ports were i,s2666s bushels corn; and
1856 bhls. corn meal In 1917: the
exports have arisen TO the enormous qnanti-
ly Of 7272,Sl5 bushels corn and 9l5,ol9
bbls meal.
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sRc-electe,l,

Total, Menlbcrs--Whigs, Gin talics,) ll6; Lo-
coiocos, (in Romano los; Independents, Gin
small capi'a!s,) A.
Clear Wing majority, 4.
AL four Of those we have marked Indepen-
dents were elected b. Viii g votes agains, the re.
gular candidates.
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baby Wing, , Locofocos, besides Iowa
HOUSE OF EPRESENTATINE S.

MAINE.
DID IIammonds,
Asa w II Clapp,
Hiram Brlcher,
Franklin Clark,
+ X Smart,
James S Wiley,
%Ilez'h Williams,
N. I1AMpsiIiEE.
AMOS TucK,
Chas II Pcaslcc
James Uiison,
*Jas II johnson.
MASSACHUSETTS.
"f0O 4 W iEiHF0p,
*Daniei p Hing,
".hmos .1bboH,
John G Pa!trcy,
CHaricS Hudson,
*Gcorgr .lshmun,
sJpHuS EOckweH,
|Mo q .iaon's,
.h'tcmas lutte,
*Joseph GrinneH,
RHODE ISLAND.
sR B CranSiOn,
b b Thurston,
CONNECTICuT.
%wmes Diron,
IS ID Hubbmrd,
II n RocL'weH,
T. Truman SniM,
VERMONT.
" lillian Henry.
"Mcob Collamcr,
Geo p Marsh,
Lucius B Peck.
New York.
Fredk w Lord,
II G Murphy,
Henry Nicoll.
wv b Alaclay,
"a 1aUmoige,
David S Jackson,
UiHidm Nilsson,
Cornelius Umrcn,
Doni b 81 Jhn.
EHoL'im Sheriff.,
r: - '', ne,
r," c,. g"o'"S,
y ni, go" , ~ ~
C q i ne'"sS'
= I'd" ' ,r,
rn"s " - n n'e'
H 1L't un hrR'E'
J 90, ,I Im .'@ u H.
n M.l'.', nouns Iol''l's'
- J. c .ol'H'hs' 49,,
Ausburn Birdsall,
~ ~ "'." !, :. n"er'
n""'cf GoH,
thurman ) COHgtf,
HIM 7 Laurence,
John NJ HoHcM
Elias b Holmes,
Robert l. Rose,
Darid Ransey,
D"diey Akarrin,
" dihdn h Haii,
Harrey Putnam,
Uash'n Hunt,
New JERSEY.
%Ls G Hanpion,
Hin n .ArwcN,
'.Joseph Edsall,
J Va" Dyke,
ID S Gregory,
PENNSYLVANIA.
@LEwls CLE'IS,
j X MgersoH,
Chas Brown,
&c J lngcrsull,
John E'edIg,
J ~ Hornbrck,
II II No Hroine,
TJohA STRATUM,
W IN Strong,
"R Broadhcad,
Chester Bniicr,
$DavId WiInot,
*Jaacs FoNcck,
Geo .NEckcrt,
Heu'y Mes,
Jasper T. Brn''u,
JUNH DtUNCiUI'u,
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29s,7SG bbls. corn meal. In 1917: the
exports have arisen to the enormous qnanii-
ty Of II, 272,Sl5 bushels corn and 9l5,0l9
bbls. meal.
Sculptures PREplCrIoN OF RAILROADS AND
CoLL,SloHS.-~Alr. Russell made a speech on
the occasion of the celebration OF the North
ern Rail Road Company. in which he quo
ted the following prophecy from: the prophet
Nahum, eli. ,, |:
.rhe chario,s shall rage in the streets:
,hrv shall oStIe one against another in the
broadways: they shall seem like torches: they
shall run Ike lightning
Roses AND Onions Alta performance at
PaImo Opera House, sometime ago. bot
Guels of l!owes were thrown upon the siaoe,
AMI also a bunch of onions. The person who
threw the later was arrested. carried 10 the
watch house, and kept all night. On Tues
day last he recovered 500 damages of the
mauager for assault and false imprlS oulncnt,
thus proving that onions are legally as prop
er for bouquet as roses.
McAllchlrl t.*n. One oi,hc editors of the
Philadelphia North American in which he
refers 10 tine Sketch hg~ made of his speech
i'll opposition 10 his Will. as realizing some
OF the very mischief which he desired 10 a.
void
When Man honestly confcSscs that he
was in error, he only acknowledges that he
is wiser to day than lie was Yesterday
sz@se1s=g>i-4-. -.1snzaz-..
It is not often that we find amongst the Med
ical Facu!ty sufficient canIur to accord any merit
whatever % ''atcnt Nrdcinrs'' as it r,.nilirts
with their interest 81 10 debut below We rive
AN exception.
| OPINION OF REGULAR PHYSICIAN.
Exeter. Me-, Sept. 80, 1915.
| This ccrtiGcS that | have recommended the
Use of Wstars Bnisam OF Wild Cherry for dis
eases Of the lnmgS, for two years p"st, and many
bottles, to my know ledge have been used hy my
patients, all with beneficial results. In two ras-
Is where II lhuu4il confirmed CONSUMPTION
had taken place, the Wild Cherry effected Il
| cure.
f.. BOYDEN, Physician at Exeter Corner
None genuine, unless signed L. III IT'S on the
wrapper.
| Sold in E!ktol, by DR.. J. Wallace.
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.uA.. Rev n. W Bacon Of brooklyn N plsla sur
go ,s,tor,ned The part Of Master Of Ceremonies


tEhEHJN'lc ~ -'.N'
Thu csrsv after dining q, the Cathedral Get oo' 10,
-. where vast coocourse Of people LAD
..eba 70 wines. the ceremony of laying the oo'oei
s,ors ~ new Catholic Church Isl Joseph'9 ms IS
.. ,.,-s Catholic Church in tia, city 10 to Do very
.,,s,.svs. 70 be Of the form Of Cross and OF '0e
Gothic order of .rchltectare The hour sPpo'h's' -
J, O'Clock. bu, the Clergy dia no, arrive III
Notwithstanding this however some I'VE OF ~
,on, we're pres~u, around the site Of re ne"
srr.ss q, the ground procession was formed
xb,eb proceeded singing to temporary Cross erected
over The pl.ce intended for the Altar The Lt.ny ~A'
,..,a r.e,sd PROSTATE the stone blessed and placed
With the usual documents inclosed 10 'es'ea 0oA
Tb. was done BY Bishop McCIosXrr. Inc p'ooe'''.-
then moved round the founsstion 'Pr'nHi0s WIN 10
water .pa singing Which Il. called Blessins the FOUND
So, The ceremonies being ended RI Rev BiseoF
greHEs from little table platform delivered 81
eoouen, ex,emporsneous address OF which me io'''"
ina Is hss,y and imperfec, sketch -
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rs puIvArr GLASSES IN FRENCH,

BAssET, Professor % Ffencn sni blrssai. VI
n .orysuzs his evening classes In wrench on Ne IN
or thar-about NJ HE real fence 90 srosd~Sy ersnr
rr.nklmsL His ns ghod Of teaching WILL relieve Ne ~
-, ~ two hours study -arh lesson tbs censuucn1
=, he Language compared with the English VII - 1--WE
without s.nd,iug rules exceptions rcsrs &c &c FNh
her particulars, on application al WI ov up -sa
e.iy,d or The usus terms by slowing helF cefheAs
A els,, for ladies 10 the afternoon
Thos- who wish 10 join conFef.N'oh 'ss VII ~
ooe already formed ,., -. A, !,
NR.-An evening class Tor ladies and xtnVemsn ~
ready formed lei East kre adwsf tnf 'sr "no wa
| ts,t Vicinity. a. the resideDc. OF d. Breed
au'g lfaaCS TurhA>
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BOOK TRADE.
TO ENGINEERS,

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1r-.nfs the Traverse Table, and full and extensive
.r III tabIss exhibiting view the number OF tnDc
Nd contained iu ans enbdnkmeu or cutting, and Tor
a b.. or slope of sides usual IN practice Beside Le-e
. al lbies the WORK compriseso pages more 81 Men
r,rn Tables weights OF Iron, strength OF Materials,
gorrg.s DIAGRAMS Sc ior laying ol RAILROADS lanai.
"a Cur,es. much Of which has never before been offered
IL ta nniic and al dispeus41e no the en- Leef is
No.. vii prove great saving Of time, and VIII enable ne
~ beginner - furnish results accurately and WIN
much greater rspdy the most experience 10 me pro-
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Sons OF he tables end al the tables hfousno me
bs nav. been read carefully BY proofs Tour times hence
i most implicit Condolences may be placed IN their cor
fecfuess. -, -.-. =, -.
new edition. 81 pages enlarged. with - pages u entirely
r.,r matter ard mach improved fnruuglour
. believed these books so wei adopted % SUR tle
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them and that they viii aid 10 rewating weiloireeted
mental labor. ..
Both are 8riale by I'll TIE principal booksellers ihfoush
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DANCING.

DODwoRTH. as Broomes;- near Broadway N.
n. classes for the ensuing season Will eogluescs !.
Tuesday, Oct. , -
.c,nnt OF The ADVANTAGES Of his school % q Ia va
esshecs,iors would simply state thai he teaches al D.
dances Of the present day and those IN mtasr
rsn Tuesday and Friday Al hsf.pss, for senilelss
Soirses twice month confined entirely % me gepis
Private lessons a. any time not occaped ~ tae claws
&, .lfzinx the Polka Redowa any o. me NV esnee,
Academies or t.nili IS attended. So pmls,
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SCHOOLS.
LADIES' SCHOOL.
MIS-. BAILEY VII reopen her Hesitation 70,
A'iception of

Aviception Of
Boarding and Day Pupils
on Tuesday the tn Of September Parents sre rsc-.
20 enter their csaxhers puncfusy The classes r ~,
ensuing year vii then b. orgsniset The S-u,or - HI
Departments under the direction ofs n stlr -
pet-nf gentleman, who has had great eKpsrercs 4, -
instruction Of young ladies sssisd BY eminent t.,i
IN these and other departments The discipline in.-.
fon course OF study pursued ard lectures secars 49,
usfic and accom- pshc9 educs'ion while he uf.a., -
Is taken TO ncucsfe Kind and snisbie manners asS % -
mote superior literary sftainDen;s The Schoo. "A
citation rooms sre furnished with Charts Msps Ca. .
excellent Philosophical Apparatus. nth darsin. h, -,
studies Of Astronomy sns Geometry. The best lastrr,
are employed for the French lsnEaaze. whisk t.s.l'
daily 70 al the classes Terms And farther psrscu A.,
may be tscertsned BY aPphesiaen o. Mrs BAILEY. A.
her residence, 10 Carroll place. Bleecsersr
.u2l MNA>at ff
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hv,s between the danger, Of Anarchy and the
pressure Of Despo,ism, and hear voice 'ns' ."
dre..e. the Liberstor Of ireland from the eA'e'n'
Of Silence where Prophecy IS born
To Thee. now ssin,ed Spirit
patriarch Of = wide spreading family.
Rsrrotes. lands and unborn TINES snsA ' -
Whs,her they would restore or build 40 10 10.
A. one who rightly taught nov "a sooa.s
A. one who drew from out fsi'ns nohe'' NN
Tbs uure,,strsarn Of Patient EH0sy
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ltr AR AND SCIENCE
DANCING.

ACARD-Mr W WHALE and Daughter iespes,.,i
Asnnounce % the ladies snd gentlemen on Nr~-ln
anS Brook w that their Glasses Tor lefs vii eo"nsfs
AZ Con>ttufon Han 60 Broadway on tnesoay, os''sf
- and A. Gothic Hall. Brooklyn. on MONDAY, os.ossA
case. Tor ladies gentiemcn A. their frN az Neta,rf
81 S,xth-aveuae on "Wednesday sept = tusu-en1
.iven daily in all the and fashion psess NJ
~ is,sa,iou will be giyen. Pariiccias m ioiais saFs
AZ ln'oa . - .',rniar. sc D.
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Mas AN Miss COOKS
cnuOOl FOR YOUNG LADIES.

No. % rwei0h-st tbet~e-u vim and sixih sssua-
NALL. TERM COMMENCES W-dr esass, sel lsneS
a. The Cour,e of Instruction IL thsi ~ e9s ~
sehos inc ud!n the uosl ementsfy r'eafs
.udss aae The bieher branches 81 AsfNi'. VIC sesss
i.rf,,re. on various subjects. delivered N 49, sa"s
al tne ve.r For BoSIding fuFils SO .ii'na
Terp. ana references can be obtained TOM ne .v,sr
,.,t ~ ro.t OF oher -, and 90 sppuesu 70 MANA
Go. Or shter At un-ir ros'ieuee As above ssIsi
.ul6 StaxbwNWNS
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NATURALIZATION.

list PUBLISHED. wors entitled Naluf allziiion
j n Aliens. or The Aliens Guide % tit1-nehlPt and
Court Msnas containing sketch Of The laws sith dfec
100. tnd form. OF proceedings Tor the aaron OF
.Is III ~ nt-d states. with Notes and an Appendix
III 1.or,. ~ sootr CounseiiJrat-La Law. For sale By
- BELL GOULD, l5i Nasssu-,f.
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THE ILLUSTRATED

HANDBOOK FOR TRANkLkR>-coufaininE de
IIscrpfion % each state, tie cities, waferinz pi.ees
~ rrrcfpal towns the railroad and stage routes Pm
80. Ell fare &c Fmbellshed with - hiEhiy rnisn-s
snsrsvnxs and .n accurate Map % The United 5tiies-
SHERMAN a SMITH,
49,. ID Rrnl-a.al. rlrLer lellr-st
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DRAWING

AND Fkt>Tf>S
. p vv,TFRSTON would respectfully Inform he -
,hst he viii open his next session Tor ne insirpn
IN drawing IN black lead or crsyon. and pannag Ia Gle
water colors, a. 6o9 Broadway on OF so sns - ~ -
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Broadway. cr By the publishers,
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1\SOSGS, kc-S0w on hand, large assor'ms nt II new
and fssh0nshle nnscsome selected PERSONALLY IN Dos
ton The tssg-fui Of Jenny Lind. hAd Bishop e
desc0. &c. New songs. Waze.. Polka Oslops kc The
M.iodeor. Nos and :, Orphesn Lyrei National Glee
Bo5k Gems II scottish song. johnson Burrows Tho
roush B.se Northern and Southern Harp. &c. &c New
music Continually published. Music books selected and
dsoueiy bound distraction books Tor al Instruments
ho@s.@ ard reaii PAno-forres and other instrumental
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CDUUArIJN.-Mon.. FoioNEr having. BY

EDlCArIDN.-MoDsF OiGNEr having. by vse
II quesi 81 some % bis pupils psrsns. made srsnfs
men,s to take into his family limited uumDer ~ bojn
bosrdsrs begs leave inform his friends and those M
have Already iurus ed him with their confidence Thai
wi be rssiy rrceiv. his pupils on Morday I'm @ssf
Mons has been for The two past years devoted 10 ne
struciiOn Of YOUTH formerly Professor ~ The ffench
ggsse ST. Thomas Hall Fnshng, I. wien inst les
uton WA under the rectorship ~ Rev. Dr. Hans ~
since four engages In the school known IN se paM
under he firm II Messfs foigEet Taylor Cissshs
French and English school For tesms s-e eircul1s u
same ne above. or AT NJ. ~ residence, 2i7 0reenea
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-, The aft,on of parents who desire Tor Their drt
,l b. sfri,fv guarded and thorough English cdieanl
.iyen IS solicited The most respectahc references 90
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