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ZINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. Those who
wish to purchase Gold or Silver Watches viii find
greatly their advantage call the subscriber who Ia
selling all descriptions OF fine Gold and Silver Watches al
RETAIL lower than any other house in the city. nH
Fine Gold and Silver English Patent Lever Watches
Do do Detached Lever do s
DO do Lepine do
Ladies' and gentlemen's fine Gold Guard Chains.
DO do Breasplns.
Ladies' bracelets. .ttla
Gold Pencils.
Gold Watches as low as $40 to S25 each.
Watches and Jewelry exchanged or bought All Watches
warranted 10 keep good time the money returned
Watches Clocks and Jewelry repaired in the best
and warranted at much less than the usual prices
GEO. O. ALLEN, importer Of Watches and
Lewelry, wholesale and retail,
oct s ly's 81 Wall st. corner Of William, up stairs.
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RnEEMATIsM AND Pill Es

DR.. TowNsENb--Ds Dear Sir-My wife las been Tor seye
raj years, afflicted with Rheumatism. She has tried many
different remedies Q'oiau relief but all 10 puT
pose. She was finally induced by seeing your advertise
inent, TO give your SARSAPARILLA Trial was also
together with man IN my employ badly troubled wiii
the Piles and by using small quantity OF your Sarsapa
rilla our complaint was complete " cured consider il
one OF the best OF ntdcnet ami would advise all who
Afflicted 10 give II trial ~ -..'o Il
fANIkIT CAVRAuRhNT
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Fairbanks Patent Platform Scales,

TiHE UNIVERSAL CONFIDENCE which Is felt IN the
accuracy perfect adjustment Of these Scales Is such
that they have to be regarded us he standard from
which there Is no appeal
Scales OF the above manufacture Of every required modi
icaon graduated to the English, French Spanish portu
guese, and Chinese standards for expectation and home
rlaoe, constantly on hand and for sale by
Oct 8 " FAIRBANKS a. CO., 81 Water 81.
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Nails, Tacks, Brads, Brass Ket-
Ties. &c.

yVALTER NJ SMITH, 229 Pearl street. offers for sale al
the lowest market prices cut wrought, finishing, clou
shoe and trunk Nails; Bads Tacks and wood Screws
brass and from brass Kettles, bael and unbniled All
kinds Of Hinges, Turn Buckles, Hooks and Staples; Blind
Fasteners Slar Rods enery Fes, asps &s Locks o.
Sad Irons, &c. oct g. ly' +,
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Copying Presses

Copying Prcsscs.
fNIIE subscriber has now hand and is constantly re
ceving Copying Presses, Of all the different patterns
and sizes, with all the articles used for copying
Also, the celebrated GERMAN COPYING INK, winch II
warranted to take copies cearerand more perfect than
other Ink sold Merchants and others in want Of eI
Their OF the above articles invited TO call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere
GEORGE +. NESBTTT, Stationer and Printer
oct 8 Iy' Tontne building cor. Wall and Water SITS
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COLUMBIA HOUSE.

CHESTNUT STREET, PHiLADELPHIA,, re
THE Subscribers have made every arrangement for the
accommodation of their guests, and respectfully solicit
share OF patronage BAGLEY, MACKENZIE IL co. .
nct8-dly.
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Steam Boat Company Of Georgia

'1'Soh IVuo SOh'PohJ VI SSoAS"s
GtiSls All merchandise designed for the interior OF
A2hiaaasik- the States OF GEORGIA, SOUIH CARO-
LIMA, TENNESSEE, and ALABA1Lf, sent via Sa.
yannah will be forwarded by the Steam Boat Company
Georgia IN their Steam Boats 10 Augusta free OF commits.
sion, al the lowest current rate OF freight
LII addition TO the steam boat power this Company already
possess, they have now under construction steam
boat OF unusually light draft Of water and high speed built
expressly with view TO ensure prompt transportation
Goods, IN all stages of the river navigation.
Goods the interior OF the country after reach
ing Augusta Hamburg, are forwarded by the Agents
there TO their final destination
Shippers may rely upon having the order of their Goods
carefully looked to in Savannah. #
Bills OF Ladng advising the shipment Of goods, and
letter advising whether insured, to what point should
always accompany the same, or be sent by mail
Parties who Aee been in the habit forwarding mer.
chandze to the interior OF Georgia by this ne direct
ing to the care OF r. NJ Goodwin will please take notice
that the connection OF that gentleman with this Company
having ceased, all future communications should be adj.
dressed 10 .sa. #
W.P, WILLIAMS, Agent, Savannah Ga
REFERENCES.
Measrs. Taylor d Merrill, y l~
" Josiah Marcy & Son, NJ VA, y
.. Goodhue O. Company, :" '""'N'
J., ii. Brigham Esq. ..N
s. Halves, Gray a Co, Boston.
Henry Sloan, ESD, Philadelphia.
oct s--dy' octis
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TuE Resi- UMpRELLAs IN AMERIoA.

cuarly their customers whom they have been unable 10
supply for time past that they are now (hey think
able 70 fulfil any order for their Super bingham Umbrellas,
They have also hand every variety OF Cotton and Cling
ham Umbrellas which they will sell low for cash credit
,7s ISAAC SMITH q co, Wholesale Manufacturers,
No $50 Pearl street. New York.
Ivs No Milk air losfon Mna
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DELMONIcO's HOTEL,
(pRoADwAy, NEW. YORK J

ID A d L. DELMONICO respectfully inform their friends
L, and the public generally that their New Hotel beng
Completed they prepared 10 offer accommodations
tor either families gentlemen as may be required oSly
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UNITED STATES OFFICER.

Capt @ w Mclean, Member OF the Legislature and late
Of the United States Navy has kindly the following
certificate lttels its own story. -.
RAILWAY, Jan %, lsi7
A year since was taken with the Influenza and my
whole system left in debilitaied slate, induced Ia
Try DIR. TOWNSENDiS SARSAPARIILA and after taking
three bottles Twas very much relieved, and
butte 1t entirely the said Sarsnparilla have continued
taking II, and find thai improve every day, believe il
saved my HE, and would not BE- without II under any
edeTation. '.st1 - ,.. q, w MCLEAN
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V,IE very choicest of Crehores whe red and blue
L hack eagle Playing Cards, also Merry Andrew. High
lander and other varieties with every description Of back,
together with assortment Of Playing Cards from all the
principal card manufactures IN the United States For sale
The very lowest prices and in any quantity TO suit pnr
chasers by CHARLES SMALL, 25s Pearl street,
octS IN next door to the u. S. Hotel
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ease PETER BROWN, a Little st., Brooklyn.
70 MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES

THIS EXTRACT OF SARSAPARlLLA has been ex.
prtssy prepared in reference Female Complaints No
female should neglect take IT, preventive
for any Of the and horrible diseases which they
subject Il is valuable for those who approaching
womanhood as calculated nature by quicken
ing the blood and gorang the system Indeed This
dcine Is invaluable for all the delicate diseases which
women are subject
II braces the whole system, fenews permanently the
rural energiesby removing the impurities Of the boodby
far stimulating the system produce subsequent
relaxation which Is the case OF most medicines taken fol
smale weakness and dsease. t
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II. G. SMITH d CO.,
COMMISSION MER CHANTS,
AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
<,T n<,E l., {, n, A ~ r re, III mr. L, NJ nv

~ CO OCh r. 3 ia II W ENT', .
No. 70 John Street, New York,
WHERE may be found large and splendid assortment
w Of the modern improved Thirty DAY. Eight Day;
Thirty. Hour, Brass, Wood and Alarm CLOCKS Win
Clock Trimmings Mahogany Knobs, Spool Boxes, Spool
Stands Iron Riyeis, &c, which will be sold at the lowest
cash prices @tt &: X
Clocks repaired and warranted. oct Sly
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Albion Life Insurance Company.
LONDON AND NEW york.

n y INSTITUTED IN IsI5.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that persons insured in the AL
IN bon from this date permitted TO visit Europe, at all
seasons of the year. in rscass vessels without any pay.
ment or charge for risk and that their policies shall
full force during such voyages and residence In
any part oil Europe.
Prospectus with modified conditions, rates, &c. may be
had on application 10 the agents
JOSEPH FOWLER,
oct S ly' Il. S. BUCHANAN
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JOHN JACKSON ESD, Editor OF the Railway Republi.
snpubshed the above certificate, and remarks IN an edi
iorial as follows;
GS- The success OF DIR TOWNSEND,S PREPARE.
TON OF SARSAPARlILA appears to be one Of the
extraordinary character We publish to-day two certificates
In its BEHALF from Capt Mclean, of this town,
from the Rev. Mr.. Whiie,so Staten Island gentleman
well known in RAILWAY Capt Mclean believes the med
cine to have saved his life, aud Mr. White
ain equally strong confidence in It's efficacy Intelligent
men like these would not praise strongly what they did
not fully believe to be deserving,
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Fine French Letter and Post Papers.
FINE assortment Of these Papers, together with Eng
~ sh and American Papers, both ruled and plain,
sany on hand The best Of English Botling Paper red
and white, Copying and Wrapping Paper, for sale whole
sale and retail, by VIM w. ROSE
oct ly' Importer OF Stationery, 10 Wall 81.
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II. s ID. H. BROOKS & co,

0LOTIiIERS AND DEALERS IN CLOTHS CASSE
u AIERES AND FfsSIING,S Nos 1l6 and ll5 Cherry
street. corner Of Chane have on hand very large stock
Of Fashionable ready made Clothing, Just manufactured,
and especially adapted 10 the season Also, CLOTHS
CA SSlnIERES and RES7INGS, by the piece, or in
quantities to suit purchasers. ..'
GARMENTS of every description manufactured TO
der in the best possible and in point Of style
be surpassed oct-S-lyd'
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CARPETlNGS.

w TRACY is now opening extensive assortment Of
rich Tapestry, Velvet, Wilton, Brussels and other de-
scrpton OF FASHIONABLE CARPETLNG.S, selected
by MIR r !. CHESTER, atthe principal manufacturing
Establishments in England and embracing all the latest ap.
proved designs For sale at 3 Broadway doors above
die Hospital. oct S-lyd'
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YOUNG LADIES. READ THIS

You who have Pale Compilations Duh Eyes, Blotches
the Face, Rough Skn or Frecks, aud out Of sp
I1iI,n use bottle Or two OF DR. TOWNSEND'S SARSAPA.
RuLA II viii cleanse the Blood, remove the freckes
and Bloches and give you animation, sparkling eyes fine
spirits, and beautiful compile Of which OF i'm.
msnse value 10 UEdARRIgp LADIES.
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Marine and Fire Insurance.

THE NEW YORK FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, by
act Of the Legislature is authorized TO take Ma
rine and Fire Risks under the new title Of the NEW YORK
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, having
paid all lis losses in ill occasoned by The great fires
1886 and 1876 and possessing full Capital Of 100000 witt
surplus, affords ample security TO al persons making Ma
and Fire Insurance Risks will be taken ayora
BILE terms other similar Institutions application at III,
office of the company, No, " Wall street, (adjoning III,
Courier d Enquirer uifce)
' DIRECTORS
Oliver H. Jones Joseph N, Lord
Samuel S. Howlaud William Spencer
Samuel c. Harript Jubal Terbel
Horace Brooks George Lovet
John Clapp Corns Vanderbilt ,
Walter X. Jones Oscar Coles
Thomas II. Mills, Isaac NJ Seymour a.
Hamilton Blydenburgh Israel Corse a."
Oliver TWeedy Josiah o. Law 90 81
Walter L. Jones, jr, John Il. Andrew
Andrew A. Pilot John Even y,
Abraham II. Davis Charles Niinturn
IIoratio n, Stebbins.
%. II. JONES, President.
d .USDERHLL, Secretary. oct ly'
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Vera Cruz Commission House.

II. l.. wALSiNGHAM 81 co.,
limited STATES GO FERNNfENT A UCTIONEER
u AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, Vera Cruz,
Mexico, .5t ..,.s n.3
...t |.t. REFERENCES.
Messrs Franchos a. Co.. Draper Devalln and Rentiult
& Francois New York. ass
Messrs John Henderson & Co, Baltimore,
b Wallis, Esq, New Orleans,
n5- N. b. Sales made In English Spanish and French
b. f. l.. WALSINGlIAM Il CO,
55i ST. Juan De Dios street,
6c ly. .tt Vera Cruz, Mexico.
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GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.

DR., TOWNSENDS SANsAPARILLA Is a sovereign
and speedy incipent CONSUMPTION and for the
general prosatlon of the sysem-no matter whether the
result OF Inherent causes produced by rreguariy
Illness, or accident
Nothing be surprising than It's invigoraiing ef
eets on The human frame Persons all weakness and las
tude before taking it, at become robust and full oil
energy under It's influence 1t Immediately couneracts the
foreclosures OF the female Frame which is the great cause
Of unhappiness. ,a
twill not be expected Of US, in Of delicate
trc, 10 exhibit certificates OF cures performed, but
assure the afflicted that hundreds OF cases have been repor
Tod u =
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NEW STOCK OF
&c.
CONSISTING or RICH MECHLIN TRIMMING LACE

U Rich VaIenclhne Trimming Lace.
Patent do do do
do do do do
Lisle Thread do ddal widths and qualities
New style OF Mourning Collars very neat
Tape bordered Lawn and Linen CaInbrck IItIkfs
Hemstitched do do do do
Wide and Marrow Ryeriere Bordered do
Rich Nsedework do
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Figured and plain white Ness all widths.
Black Silk and Cotton do do
do and light colorcd Grapes Grape Isle and I'LL sio !,
FRESH STOCK OF
Ia.es and Genilemens Dark Kid Gloves, best quality
silk and Satin Scarts and Cravais.
Rich Needlework Capes and Collars, newest style.
Infants Needlework Robes and Caps.
Also great variety Of Evening Dresses colored and
plain white For sale by
JAMES MABBETT 4 SON.
octe-dly II Barclay st., corner Greenwich sta
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TRENCH CHINA.

d. q. o. ID. HAVILAND,
No "a JOHN STREET,
IMPORTERS OF PORCELAIN, receiving goods in
l usual assortment, among which are:
1866 Go T paan SEA- ss'S Some very rich
200 pairs Vases for Mantel Ornaments
500 pairs Rich Coifees
Card Baskets, Candlesticks, &c. s'
r oct sly 81 HFa. .aE Fl. se.v
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Dr.. TowNsKsp-Dear Srrl have the pleasure 10 inform
you that three OF my children have been cured Of the Scro
ula by The OF your excellent medicine They
fced very severely with bad Sores have taken only fou
botes took them away, for which feel myself unde,
deep obligation Yours respectfully,
ISAAC W. GRAIN, los Wooster street q
New York, March l, 1917 :.
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This certificate conclusyey proves that this SARSAPA
R.LA has perfect control the most obstinate diseases
Of the blood Three persons cured In house is unpre
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T.
DR.. TowHsESp-To all whom this may cone ern--This
70 ctny that my wife used bottle OF your SARSA.
PARlLLA previous critical event, tIinder the most
alarming and delicate circumstances, being troubled with
the dropsy swelling of the feet affections and very
much debllated with my persuason and the recommei.
daon OF those who had used IL she induced try il,
with little or no faith; and suffice II to say, the medicine
had the happy and desired effect only during the said
period but after e expiration OF one week Of It's use
dropsy and nervous affection gave way astonishing
degree and her health IL better Than had been for
long time previous
II this will be Of any service 10 you any who
come 10 IT, VIZ - -.
subscribe myself your most obedchi and obliged sery T.
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Appendix.

From the New York Courier and Enquirer]
Tur Presidents MEssAeEThis document reached us by
express at balpast nine o'clock last evening,
and viii be found in columns this morning. It's doc
uncnt great length but will be read with absorbing
terest by NIL classes of ielowczens and hap
py 10 add that all which refers relations with Mexico
embracing three ourths of the whoewiI give very gem
eral satisfaction For ourselves, say unhestangy that
this portion of the message does great credit 10 the Execu
tive and will be noble vndication OF government in
the estimation of the civilized world II addresses itself to
the Justice well the patriotism of people; and
indulge the hope that american citizen will permit
political hostility the administration TO warp his iudg
ment induce caving at what is so iorciby and 80
ruihfully put forth ON this subject.
The review of the conduct of Mexico towards this gov
enment her invasion of Texas and her attack
upon army is admirably well put, and cannot fail to
from every candid mind all question as TO the for
bearance of government towards our sister republic
On this subject the position assumed by Mr. Webster is
than proved We would particularly invite the at
tenon of readers that portion Of the message intend
ed TO prove that Mexico and the United States, the
aggressor in this war To do this, the Executive demon
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OFFICIAL.
JAMES X. POLK,
,..,de,t of the United States Of America.

-. 10 ,hos, tbes, present, sLaH eo,s--( ;r,et
10 all am '"'' ing:
Whereas uea1y Wa I,taib dav of 0c,ober in de ye
Washington on .le hnnlred and ortvsix bet,vaen III,
one thousand eSlt r, h,' ,ha;r ~ ,nars aon
United States vi .her and " p Andrews and he Win
Paris ohh ians Of lie other pau by n full delego
nbago trlDe Oh acalIv annon,.d Nv lie chiefs head
uon Of said aipc sinf ,ybh ,rc,,v il ,oni Er word
men, and waroi'
iooss Of treaty made and concluded the city OF
WashnSo T., bnndred and orty-six between the United
thousand els. an nart bv their Commissioners Albion
States, OF uie o,1 p, "a n d A,dr.Sys and he WHINE
Paris, john T. of ,he other mart Inv FIJI delegation
bao 'rlpe OF y annon,ed nv he chiefs head men
| of sad uiDe ,,Ppe..oc' ri a
and Warriors " i socmnlv agreed thar the peaee and
ARTICLE L. ~ - v he,y,yern he ncone of he limited
friendship wp'rm w .o IL as shall he ,,.r,,s,ol Tbe
States ana ps r givn" hereby of fidelity
sid uio9 -, , geyen,,nent and peone OF The Unted
and friendship 10 lne anu LIN " he ne
States and the Tnr" oer % and parental nteotion
hne pIo'so1 h saia rrbe of Indians hereby agree TO
ARruIs III and do hereby cede and sell to the United
cede ana S' t I'D, ;nercst claim and privilege 10 ali
STATES an H. Situated now or heretofore occupied or
lands whe'esgi Indans within the States and Territories
the United ,n, anu 1 @ yed NV Them called the
GPea Gnd which tract Of country was assigned 10
Ne @ h,, t6e 81 article of the treaty of Fort Arm
ad hoiuns II u on be I5,l av Of Sente,nbcr ISa2 and
NIoas, m ,h Isih Jav of February following
mu a a In consIdcration of the foregoing purchase
a.,.sion b,- the snid lndnns the United Sntcs
rom or cess'Un nchnse and give to the said Indians as
esoG{ 70 he held ms MI Indians lands are held tract
heH ho ,h Of ~ peters and west Of The Missssinpi
Of county J han e;,ht Hundred thousand acres which
'e, VI 'tln - theip hahts wants and wishes pro-
'hh DC ~, 90 DO ob,aned on mot ond reaso,aba
ra'd, sue" ''i'a ''' ~ o' ~ ''
els III. Ir,;,aa States aoroe 70 nav ~ s,id tribe
ARicLh : me ~ one bunJreT and 6i,uy honsond doI
Of indians o IN ~ '', ~ go, ,hn,sonJ Inars e.,
a Tor ia iau, my is ~ ,h ,,d d;aot 70 bair
ecase OF hun'ib ~ ~ ,,, of h, "a o,,d nine,,
present no1 i IN G,r,her onns;dnro,on of ,ha cas
nosanu r. Trni,ad Staes Nv he 81 article of,bs
sion or SAFE maze 70 .i r F, h , d ~ ona
treaty; TO be aia as ,on1" al; n, ,
bic them to comply VIII, .o r use., Jas Isl ~
and 10 cover tne cAle , ~, - 4 a', ', ~
mehl) lheit lrM ~, III ,,,s,, 49, o
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~ N.e1ep.z zs1x gk~M e1AsNN0-~<A'>07~@7 SSA'''-
TO SUBSCRIBER 8.

person will be entered upon books unless the
payment Of the subsc ription be made In advance.
letter. this postage
which VII be paid by and all rex assumed BY ourselves IN Its
SAT nsrnissIon II . iffNL.L
The COUNTRY rAPEH published triweeky during the
Congrcss aud semi ecky during the
will be received terms
proportional TO the above annual rates.
postmasters certificate OF payment subscp
tons advertisements will no sufficient receipt therefor The
notes of any specie paying bank will be received.
POSTMASTES authorized agents and by send
ing subscribers with so enclosed; five SEMI
WEEKLY subscribers SIS enclosed i've WEEKLY sub
scrbeTs with enclosed will be entitled Of the
edition as they furnish us subsc ribes for. gratis
o. TIM CoSGRssosAL will be furnished them on the
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From the Austin (Texas) Democrat, Jan.

from he Austin (Iexas) democrat, jan o.
ARRIvALs.-Col. Jack Hays arrived from San Antonio
the st instant He to receive instructions rela-
tive to the raising and organizing the new Texas regi
ment There is around whom the Texans
would rally with greater alacrity than Col Hays. His
certainly made udcous choice, in selecting him to
ganze the Texan regiment and when the boys called
to choose commander, they will assuredly not for
has stood upon the frontier like tower of strength,
moved and mistaken by the storms Of adversely and the
waves of hostile opposition.
His excellency, J. Pinckney Henderson, arrived from
his place of residence San Augustine, Sunday morn
ing He appears in fine health, and has received the
dial salutations of his numerous friends.
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Male Academy, Warrenton, North Carolina.


r. H. Esell, H. NJ, Principal, B. F. Poscel, ASSISTANT
HE exercises of this institution, for the last years
l. in the charge of the undersigned, will be resumed
the second Monday of January, 1917.
In addition the spacious accommodations furnished by
the academy the principal, with view permanent
location has erected large and commodous residence in
number of students may be comfortably boarded and the
entire establishment, at all times, placed under his mmc
date BOYS from distance required reside in
the family of the principal who, whilst he enforces strict
adherence the laws of the institutions provides for them
n comfortable home. They not allowed to visit town.
mission. They required every Sabbath attend of
the churches in the village mt the discretion, in every in
stance ofthc parent guardian and attempt is made
nculcate sectran principles The most rigid observ
aacc Of morality is enioined.
TERMS.
For board of boys under twelve years of for the session
of five months $40 %
Board of BOYS above twelve SO 20
Tuition in Ianguooes and mathematics 10 90
IN " the En ma ishR branche ,' i2G
Fuel at academy (the only extra charge) 90
r. A. EZELL, A. NJ, Principal.
WAnnrvroS, N. c., Nov II, 1876:
REFERENCE.
the character of the school, its successful mode of
disc pline instruction. the principal is permitted
fer the public to the following gentlemen, amongst
Der of others
Hon NJ T. Hawkins }At present members of the
Cen a. ! ,I r. Hawkins. North Carolina legislature.
Hon. Daniel Turner, principal of the Warrenton Female
Seminary.
Rev. G. F. MeRae, Hon. w. N. Edwards +. A. Thornton,
c. D. Baskerville, William Pummer, William Eaton jr,
John b. Somerville. Thomas T.. Green, William G.. Will
liams, b. T.. Cook, esqrs.; and DR.. Alexander Hall.
Hon j. II. J. Daniel and Hon. Henry s. Clark.