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BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITS AND
INVITATIONS.

The unparalleled and astonishing efficacy
of DR.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. II
all the diseases which it is recommended
curing many cases after The skill Of the bes
physicians was unavaling, has effected &
large and increasing demand for it. This
fact has caused several unprincipled coun-
terleiters and imitaiors TO palm of'superious
mixtures, of similar name and appearance
for the genuine Basam. Some are called
Syrup OF Wild Cherry 'Balsam ofSpi-
kenard,' Wild Cherry, Comfrey,' &C.
Another sWister's Balsam of Wild Cherry
mis-spelling the name, and forging cetIii-
Gates TO resemble those csthe true Balsam
Wistar's Basam Of Wild Cherry is The
only genuine. The rest, merely initiate the
name OF the origional, while they possess
none of its virtues.
LOOK WELL TO THE MARKS OF
THE GENUINE.
The genuine BaIsam is put up in bottles
with the words DIR. Wistars Balsam o
Wild Cherry, PhiIad,' blown in the glass
each bottle bearing label on the front witt
the signature Of H. W1STAR. NJ ID.
This will be enveloped hereafter with {;
new wrapper; copyright secured, 1874, OF
which will always appear the written sigma
ture OF i. BUTTS
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STATE CONVENTION,

The Wings of Vermont are invited to NEE,
in State Convention by delegates, at Monrpe-
lier, on Wednesday the 9TH day of July next,
at 10 o'clockA. M, for the purpose of nom
mating a.licket for Stalls Officers, and taking
all other measures necessary preparatory for
the next election.
HARRY BRADLEY,
ANDREW TRACY.
f. P. WALTON, Jr,
SOLOMON FOOT,
A. L. MINER,
GEO. w. COLLAMER,
ELIJAH CLEVELAND.
State Central Commute.
June IL, 1847.
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July 4th-Except the above, we do not learn
that particular arrangements are made for the Gel
ebration of this great anniversary in our vicinity
When excursions of pleasure are made, the estab-
lishments most frequented in our neighbOrhood
will present their usual attractions including those
at Ticonderoga, Sudbury, Ripton and Lake Dun
more. Opposite Crown Point, we understand the
house of Mr.. Barnes at Chimney Point Is IN many
respects newly and neatly fitted up, and kept in
style of neatness and elegance The scenery here
and at Port Henry is exquisite, and the historical
remains at the old Fort unrivalled in extent and
degree of preservation. AT Port Henry, the Iron
establishment of Mr. Gray is unique.
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DR. WOODS SARsAPARILLA AND Will
CHERRY BTTTERs-Among the great variety
OF medicines which are continually coming
before the public, there has none found a
more extensive use, in cases of scrofula
dyspepsia liver complaint, costiveness
morbid humors, and other inquiry of the
blood, than the above popular remedy. By
the operation Of The one, the morbid action
is changed, while by that Of the other the
irritation is allayed. and tone and visor i'm
parted TO the debilitated parts.
W.P. Russell, agent.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

REMARKS The last intelligence, received
oy The Cambria, has had decided influence
on our market: Flour has fallen dollar a
osrrei; Wheat, Corn and Rye, about 20
een's oushel; and Provisions have also fall
81 .uo vi little. The market. however. at the
hem b.SonI 'lne is uncommonly high. and much
yonG ordinary prices. The decline has
'"'eu an increased demand for expor., and
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-06-29

MlDDLEBURY ALUMNr.-The Anniversary
of the Association will be held on the after
noon of Commencement Day, July 2Sth, the
Grafton by Rev. JONATHAN CLEMENT (class
1879 of Topsham, Maine, Poem by Rev
BYRON SUNDERLAND (Class 1881 of Batavia
New-York. The Annual Meeting will be
held at theCollege Chapel on the morning Of
Commencement at o'clock the preliminary
Meeting, at the same place, on Tuesday the
9th at 10, A. M.
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HARMON SAMSON
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon.
the Probate Court for the District Of Addison,
Commissioners to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons, against the es-
tate of
WILLIAM ROWLEY,
late Of Shoreham in said District deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto; and six months from the first day ORJune
being allowed by the said Court for that purpose,
we do therefore hereby give notice that VIC will at
tend to the business Of our said appointment, at
the dwelling house of Roda Rowley in said Shore
ham, on the first Wednesdays Of August and Sep
TENDER from O'Clock A. II. to o'clock 2. NJ. on
each Of said days.
Z. S. Cattin commissioner
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Groceries.

The Subscriber offers Tor sale an assert.
ment OF groceries that cannot be surpassed
in quality and price in Addison County.
Therefore those who want choice article al
a low rate will do well TO call.
w. P, Russell.
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Nntice.

The COMMENCEMENT of the Middlebury
College will take place on "Wednesday, July
2Sth. 1s47.
The Rev JONATHAN CLEMENT, and the
Rev. BYRON SUNDERLAND will address the
associated Alumni. The Rev A. II. CIApP
and the Rev. l.. P. HlcKoK D. D. will ad
dress the literary Societies.
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IL recommends that the yeomanry of the state
come together personally, or by town and county
ALLEGATIONS, who are fond of choice fruit; Could
,bs project be but partially realized what grand
..,bcrinr there would be.
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GEN. PILLOWS LAST.

The sasrlfice have made Of the comforts
of home md society offrends, for :he rigors
in the tented field, renders me incapable 10
appreciate the many instances of infinitely
greater proportionale sacrifices, among vol
nnteers in the ranks, TO serve their country
during the past twelve months.
The sacrifice HE has made! If Gen. Pill
low is not "the bravest o. the brave" he is
The coolest of the cool
Here is HIS sacrifice:
Gen. Pillol1 in account Nth the Z. States.
ITEMS DR.. ITEMS. CIR.
To salary as Major BY digging one
General, Sc 900 Ditch, 5000 90
To 'Pickings,' Loss ofpro-
say, 600 fessional SER
vices as Law
Total. So 900 yer. perhaps 500 90
New arm sleeve
for coat, / so
Annual damages TO -
the U. S, 81, 499 so Toral, S50l SO
We hope these sacrifices won't be conta-
gious. or the country will be ruined,
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MIDDLEBURY
WOOL DEPOT.

The subscriber has leased the large Building
erected by Mr.. Ep. Miller in the rear of Messrs j.
NJ Slade & Co. store, where he is ready to re-
ceive Wool on deposite.
PARTICULAR attention will be paid to the interests
OF those who shall send me their woodland ad-
yances IN cash will be made on delivery ifwanted
me opening market price, is not satisfactory the
Wool will be held thro' the season under the d.
rection Of the owners, John WOOD
June 2s, lS47. O sw
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HELLO THERE"--As the boats pass along
inc Mississippi, it is customary see raw
% fellow on shore, haiIing them with,
iellow, thar. Any fellow on board that ere
boat who amt in favor OF General TayIor?'
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-06-29

nAt a convention of the Third party held at
Macedon Locke Co. n. Y, Gerrit Smith of New
York was nominated for President and Elhu
Bu-ritt for vice President.
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NOTICE.

NOIlCE.
The Animal Meeting of the Members Of
the Rutland and Addison Mutual Fire Insu.
rance Company, will be holden at the office
of said Company in Brandon on Wednesday
the 9TH day of July next. at one O'Clock p. m
for the purpose of choosing Directors for the
ensuing year, and for altering and amending
the bylaws, and transaclius any other bust
ness that may be deemed necessary when
met.
By order OF the Directors.
E. JUNE, Sect.
Ins. Office, June Sth, 1917,
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MARRIED..

On Monday evening, the %, inst by the Rev.
Dr. Merrill, Julius A. Beckwith Esq. to Miss Alb
by Matilda, daughter of Rufus Wainwright Esq,
all of this town.
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From the above article on wool copied
from the Courier our readers can judge how
much reliance can be placed upon remarks
ofBoston editors in relation ~ an article in
which their patrons are so deeply interested
as in wool. The above quotations are high
er by 25 per cent than last year atthis season
for the more improved qualities, and about
ten per centtor common. Is it not wiser to
take facts than 10 rely upon opinions Of man.
ulacturers and their agents; or rather is il not
much wiser TO rely upon such an agent for
the sale of the article as the superintendent
ofaDepot whose interests are identified with
the wool growers, and who has the best
means ofJudging of the present and future
prospects the wool market.
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PAINTS.

fAlIN i ..
Pure White Lead Turkey TIMBER
Extra do. do. Burnt do
No. do. do. Terra de Sienna
Red Lead Prussian Blue
Eng. Venetian Red Chinese do.
Chinese Vermillion Cudrear
American do. Ext Logwood
French Yellow Manganese
Yellow Ochre Varnish, Llnlin Oil
Chrome Green Spts Turpentine &C.
Also a complete assortment of Paint Varnish,
and White-Wash Brushes of the Best quality, at
prices that cannot fail to suit the purchaser. First
door south of the POST Office. w. P. Russell.
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TYPE FOUNDRY.

9 N. DICKINSON offers his services to the
~. Printers throughout the country as TYPE
AND STEREOTYPEFOUN He can fur
nish fonts of any required weight, from Diamond
to English, and warrant their manufacture to be
equal to that of any other foundry in the country
His prices are the at any other respectable
foundry and his terms will be as favorable as can
be found elsewhere.
He casts very large assortment of Job Type
Leads Cuts, Metal Furniture, Quotations, &C. &c,
He has just got up Combination Metal Stereo-
type Block, which will be found of great utility to
Book Printers, and altogether the most economical
Block in use.
Constantly on hand, Brass Rule, Metal Rule,
Composing Sticks, Cases, Chases Stands, Galleys,
Furniture, &C. &C. Entire Offices furnished at short
notice
He has just got up series of Text letter, suit
able for the headings of newspapers; and as he is
continually adding to his assortment, and to his
facilities for Type Founding, he would respectfully
ask the attention Of Printers to his establishment
at No. 50 Washington street, Boston.
Boston, April Is, ls47. If
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COMMISSIONERS NOVICE.

We, the subscribers, being appointed by the
Hon. the Probate Court for the District Of Addi
son, Commissioners. to receive, examine and adj
Just all claims and demands of all persons, against
the estate of
HARMON SAMSON
late Of Cornwall in said District, deceased and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto And six months from the 18th day Of
June being allowed by said Court for that pur-
pose, we do therefore hereby give notice that we
will attend to the business of our appointment,
at the dwewlling house last occupied by the de-
ceased in Cornwall on the third Wednesdays of
July and December next from nine o'clock, a. NJ,
until four o'clock, p NJ, on each Of said days.
John Sanford Commissioners.
Dated at Cornwall this oath day of June 1877.
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CROCKERY.

A good assortment of Crockery, Glass and
Stone Ware just received and for sale by
E. VALLETTE.
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SUMMER BEDS.

-, SOUTHERN MOSS.-A superior article.
received by FRANCIS G. son.
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SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of CHINA
and other ware, in satts-White with gold sprig
set, and Flowing Blue, and various other Pat
terms. just opened and for sale Cheap (no mis-
take,) by P. w. COLLINS e. co,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-04

ofti,e six weeks7 20 o 81 o Sc o 81 2 Jifso o
tFrom the Liverpool Gazette, May 10
LfvGnPooL. May ls.-Tbc market to day was
most numertu y attended and in consequence Of the
advance In Marklanc yesterday the anxiety OF buyers
was very great TO make purchases; holders, however
requiring from 6d TO Cd advance wheat caused the
market to be dull and comparatively few sales of this
gram were elected Flour was In considerable demand
and realised an advance Of from liz Cd to ~ per barrel
and 2s to IS per sack At public sale after the close OF
the market 1000 barrels sold i6s Cd Der barrel
net cash At the same sale large quantity Of Indian
corn and corn meal were offered but were held at the
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belgium.

no rehners OF foreign sugar ut Antwerp have just adj
dressed petition to the Minister Of Finance the sub
Ject OF moassss which have lately arrived from Matan
zas and which longer imported at the duty OF
SOC In this document which we sorry that we
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EN- AWEIVaIhEI.

Married, on Thursday I'd inst, ut Due
West, by Rev. John Williams, Mr.. JAS.
G. LOWRY, O.. Chester District, to Miss
ELIZABETH, daughter of Geo Brown
lee, deceased.
On the I'd ult, i'll Pontotoc Co, Miss, by
Rev. -, Mr.. JAMES G. REID, of
AbbcvllIe Dis, to Miss FRANCES, ,daugh-
ter Of Col. Freeman
On Tuesday evening, the 7,h inst, by
the Rev. Jas NJ. CAiIcs, Mr.. J. r. ELLIS
to Miss WlLMiRA JONES, all of this
District.
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AbbcvilIc Sheriff Sales.

by virtue CT tundIy Writs of Flri Facias, to
IN" directed, will sell, at AubevIl. Court
House, OH the first Monday IN JANUA>
RI next, the following property, VIZ:
GO Acres oi Land, mn.c or less. Go.nl.
cd by Gabriel Cox, Col. Patterson ar.l
others: icvcd on as the property of Peter
Is. ilo:agiic ads john II Wilson, Trcas'r
&c, aud others.
$40 Acres oi Land, more or less, bounded
by Leonard Widcnau and others, levied on
us The property oi John Lyon aus John i3
.p.:ntrcc ani others.
90 Acres. NOR" or l'Ss, bounded Nv Rev
james Smith, Zachari,h Graham ami 9th
cr>, levied oh us tie property Of G.ory.
Elmorc a;ls John Henderson.
5l3 Acres, more or less, known as the
Tcnnant Tract, bounded hv Hon. y. T..
Wardlaw and others, levied on as the pro-
pcr,y Of W Smith ads Henry Cutlino and
others.
l3o Acres: mere or lc<s bounded by
lands OF George Bieby and others, levied
on as the property OF John Wilson ads the
creditors and heirs Of fiiuyh Wilson.
25S Acres Of Land, more or less, adioin,
ing lands Of Milton Cobb, Mrs W'rIialls
AZ others, levied on as the property of the
administrator of William Whitley ads the
Ex' or Of Richardson.
500 Acres more or less, bounded by VIII
liam Hutchinson, Elizabeth White and 9th
crs, levied on as the property Of Archibald
Mauldcn ads G = Pe,tiSrew and others.
On Wednesday after Sale Day, III IL o.
clock: at the residence of defendant, one
lot OF CORE and lot Of husks. Is,ied on as
the property OF Alex McWiI!iams ads Jas
Lindsay
Terms Cash
A. c. HAWTHORN, s. AID.
Shcriff's office, Dec 8, 1917
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Clear Spring Academy.
please CODY
Dee 3

This School, now under the charge and di-
rcction Of James Mabry, Esq. Twill be resumed
OH the first Monday i'll January, and will con-
tinuc its exercises until the first of July,
when there will be vacation during that
month, after which the exercises Of the school
Will he resumed and continue till the last day
in November, both sessions making scho,
lastlc term of ten months. The most tho
rough and complete instruction will be given
iii the Greek and Rouan languages, together
with Algebra, Natural Philosophy, Chemis-
try. History, &c.
The Academy is miles east of Cahoun's
Mills, i'll healthy and beautiful place, with
immediately at hand; the place has also great
advantages in respect to very moral, social
and intelligent ncighborllood, recommending
it to oil. The best OF boarding may be had
for six dollars per month.
The rates OF tuition established by the
Trustees are rs follows:
Rates of Tuition per Session of S Months.
For the first rudimcnts embracing
Reading, Writing and Spelling, 5000
The above, with Arithmetic, En-
glish Grammar and Geography, 500
The above with Algebra, Natural
Philosophy and Chemistry, 1000
The above, with Latin and Greek, 1900
The Academy will also be under the di-
rection of the Glowing
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
John Wideman, Esq, John Harris, Jas.
McCaslan, NJ. o. McCaslan, Samuel Wide
man. Dec 8 Al 4t*
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Notice to Stockholders.

Ollce OF the Grccnvic s, Columbia X. II. CO.
Columbia, 2lth Nov, lS47.
My Dear Sir,--I am instructed by the Pre-
sdent OF tn" G. & G. II. r. Co. to saw that
the LIST lnstamcnt on the Stock of this Com-
Pany subscribed in your District must be de-
posted in the Branch of the Bunk of the
STATE of South Carolina, or in the CONNER
cial Bank at Columbia, to the credit of the
Company, on or before the first day of Janu,
ary next. Respectfully your ob't scry't,
JAMES l.. CAN'T,
Sec e. Treas G. e.. G.. r. r.. Co
UI- In pursuance OF the ubovc those stock
holders who have not paid the first install,
m.'nt on their shares, will please 10 so by the
18Th instant, in order that the above NAV be
coupled with. II. A. JONES,
II. A. FAIR, }Com'rs
Dec 8 1I o.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT

The Baptist Church of Christ, and
congregation at Broadmou,h met. and was
called to order, on the 2sth of November
last ls47, for the purpose of paying tri-
butte of respect to our beloved and respected
brother in Christ and fellow. citizen, B +.
MATrlsoN, ls,. Sergeant In Company E,
who nobIy fell ia the battle of the city of
Mexico.
The meeting was organised by calling
the Rev. w. =. Martin to the Chair, and
VIM. Long 10 act as Secretary The OBJ
Ject OF the meeting being explained by the
Chairman, motion was then made and
carried that w. P. Martin, John Will
son and VIM. Long be committee to
draft suitable preamble and resolutions
for the same. The meeting then adjourned
to meet again at candle light.
Met according to adjournment, when the
committee presented the following pream-
Bile and resolutions, which was unanimous
ay adopted:
WHEREAS, we have received the painful
intelligence Of the death of our beloved bro
ther IN Christ and fcllow-ctizen: B. F.
Mattison, who fell in the late battles at the
city Of Mexico, and who was one amongst
the first to respond to the call Of the Pres-
dent upon tbs citizens of Abbeville in the
tall OF l846. And after undergoing the
fatigues of march, and braving the dam
gers of the watery deep, and encoun,ering
the enemy in various instances, finally offer.
ed up his life upon the altar of patriotism as
sacrifice to his beloved and devoted coun-
try at the battle which finally resulted in
the capture Of the city of Mexico. And al.
though his remains together with those of
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Valuable Savannah River Land
FOR SALE,

Jane Robson, Adn'x., v. Mark 5. Anthony
and olhcrs-iN EoUirY-BM Ior For,
Mort. am Rclig.
By virtue Ola Dccrctal Order passed in this
case, vii! sell, at AbhcviI,: Court House, on
Sale Day iii January next, to tn. I,iui,cs, b,l
der Tor cash, uil that tract of Land e,.scrih,d
III the Bill, containing six hundred and twrn.
fy:scvrn acres. more or l;'ss, situate in the
District Of Abbcvil", on tic waters OF Ssavan.
nah river, adjoining lands Of Sarah White,
" iliam h own, john Oliver and others
SAID land sold for the purpose of forcclosing
mortgage. Purchasur 10 pay tor titles.
II. 4. j. MES, e. l.. A.D.
Com'rs Office, Dec 10, 1917 IL 3.
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NOTICE..

There will be snd, at the late residence of
John McG"l"y,d' erased, on the 9th and 18th
OF THIS month, viz: - likely Negroes, Corn,
Folder: Cotton hal"d mp, Horses, Nul.s,
COWS, Hogs, Sh"rp, and tlnrc is about ten
tEo''Sai'i pounds OF Pork TO s,lI, we'll fa,t"ncd
'"o road Wagons, ore Carriage, one Bug
Gy: llons hold and Kitchen Furniture. and
great many othcr articles too TEDIOUS to
mention T.rnis made known or The duy Of
sale. Sal" To commence at 10 o'ciock
JAMES McCEl.NN-, Admir-
Dec & 1J 3w
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CITATION.

Whereas, Richard A Martin applies to me
to grant him Letters Of Administration on the
Estate of Thomas Fortesque, deceased.
These are therefore, to cite the kindred
and creditors of the deceased to be and ap-
pear before me in the Court of Ordinary on
the 4th Monday Of December, inst. at Abbe>
vile Court House, to show cause why said
Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this Ilth Dec,
lS47 DAVID LESLY, Ord'y
Dec Is 42 2w
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PARTITION.

Enoch Barmore and wife, applicants, VS..
Pinckney Jones and others, dcf'ls.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that --
Sharp and wife, Jane, Murray and
wife, Mary. two of The Defendants, reside
without the limits of this State: 1t is, there
fore, Ordered. that they DO appear and object
to the division or sale of the Real Estate of
Hugh Morrab. deceased, on or before tho first
Monday in March next, or their consent to
the same will be entered Of record.
DAVID LESLY, 0. A. D.
Nov "a, l847 80 3m
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CITATION.

whereas, Nat anirl Henderson applies o me
10 grant him Lett RS of Administration on
IN" Estate of SIadarick Henderson, deceased:
Ii''s'. are, therefore, to cite the kindred and
creditors ofthc decreased to appear before me
III the Court of Ordinary on The 2Olh instant,
TO sIlew cause why said administration should
Eot b" granted. GYrn under nv hand :3d
Dec, lS47 DAVID LESLY.
Dec , Al lW Ordinarv
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Abbcvi!lc Male Academy.

The exercises Of this Academy will bo resumed OIL
the first Monday (3d day) of january.
rates ot I"ltto~ per Session Of 3 Months.
'H ror Spciihg' reading aud writing, $500
Tho above, with English GRAMMAR, eeogra
ply, history, arithmetic and composition, 1000
The above, with logic, rhetoric, chemistry,
philosophy. astronomy, algebra, geometry
and the higher mathematics, Latin and
Greek, 1900
For contingent expenses, so
Dec ID !2-bt y. A. MORSE.
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23 Mile Creek Acndcnv

The Trustees Of this Academy would announce to
the public that they have engaged the Rev. J. l..
hcnncdy, a. W., I" continue his services 1918
Good board can he had III $500 the year, and tu-
ItIon from $50 to $s2l by the year. MIR. X. has
been successful i'll preparing students well for the
South Carolina College, and others.
BY order of the Beard.
TllOS HI. McCANN, Scc'ry.
L. S.-ih's academy is between Pcnt!c.on and
Grecnvillc, and between the Stage road and Dun
hams bridge. Dec l5 ~ 3w