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DI Z d

In shoreha,n, Dec 3, JANE W., daughter of John
W, and Adane Little, aged nine years.
Truly may these parents; say, me have y s be-
reavcI Of my Children having followed several vera
tender offspring to the grave But may tne E neE Eo
patient and resigned under all divine dsPonsations,
being assured that "God doth not sftlict Wiling ig
w. nor grevo the children of men, but that from
All their Affections he will make way to escape.
Hay this ana all their bereavements be sahcVhG9 10
them for good. 49,
I, B,idport, on the 18th of December, Doctor
jazz BlCKxELL, highly respected citizen and a
vcry successful practitioner. -, nc,
Doct. Bcknell was cut down in the prime OF hte
enA. as i. were, in the morning Of his practice as
Physician. Wherever he was known he was mghly
astea,nad "a a man. and where his medical skill Was
tried It was found to be Of high degree Ever at
tentye to the wants Of the sick and afflicted whie
living, hi, loss is deeply felt by the community III
which he resided. Oo'
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DAGURREOTYPE MINIATURES.

SEYMOUR CHILDS & co. would re-
- spectfully inform the Public, that they
have taken Rooms, for the purpose of taking
Miniatures, at the Brandon House for short
time.
Pictures taken at this establishment are
pronounced by artists unrivalled for depth of
tone and softness of light and shade, while
they display all the artistic arrangement OF
the highest efforts of the painter From the
most aged to the veriest child, it is equally
applicable, as the unerring dellneator Oh me- e.
Delay not then to secure one, two, or more OF
these mementoes of life, which, under the
trying circumstances Of final separation
from friends, no price can purchase.
Ladies and gentlemen visiting our Rooms
can have their miniatures taken in this unique
style, and neatly set in gold lockets, plns'
cases or frames, in few minutes.
The public are respectfully invited to visit
our rooms and judge for themselves.
BRANDON Jan. 3, 1S4S.
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LIST OLE LETTERS

ID EMAfNING in the Post Office in Bran
IA don, Vt. Jan. /, lS48'
Aver Nathan Hayward + Mlss
Atwood Alfred Jones Erie
A. Nancy Jervais Antoine
-.yre David Johns cyrus
Buckland Amanda MrsLowell Leveret
Baldwin Hiram Ladd Samuel
Burnap Sybil Miss Kimberly ines
Burnap Valentine Heating thomas
Brown w. S. Renney JAS
Bennett John S. Kelly Sidney
auckland Dennis Mcdonald IN
Rr;nk William MAYNARD William
Brink HELEN Mangon Johh
Clark Leonard Murray aaron
Carver jonathan P. Nash Patrick
Carter Elijah Moves lhoiilas
Church Charles 2 Phelan John
Clark Calista Miss Pettee T.
Clemens Joseph Preston Charles
! Clark Hiram s. Petit Joseph
Clark Pren.ss w. Randall r
I Conlev John Rosseter E B Mrs
( ChumchaSey Overs Jas Roberts Juila MISS
Cohen NJ Rich Edwin RI
Cayhee Lucy Mrs. Russell Lewis
! Cowen Artemesia MissReynolds Chauncey
Goshen Rowel j N
Dresser Sarah A Mrs SRogers Jeremiah ISL
Deland Lucy M Miss Robinson Charles II
Dutton Mary j Miss Spooner George
Dutton Hiram Smaley SOPHIA III
Durant Joseph Smal!ey "A
Elliot John A Smith Wli!'am
Ellis Harvey w Southland Milton w
Fales James Snen
French George Strickland 20
Cough Eveline Mrs Smith OrPha M
Greene Samuel d Sawyer EliSha
Goodno Au7elian F Tyler Benjamin
Hodgkins Thomas Tyler Jonas
Hall Carly Walter Nathan
s Hull Riley Wiggcns A J
Henry Joseph acoD nu
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LIST OF FASHIONABLE
BOYS CLOTHING G,
At at>J1IARI.Y LOW RATES.

AT SIMILARLY Low RATES.
cloths, each from So, 5, 6, $50
Oyercoats and Sacks, of Beaver and Pilot
0'0''''''0 $3.50, 3, $50, 4, $50, 5
Overcoats and Sacks, of Satinetts and rwead5
''O''''''' ''' 1915, 3, $50. 4, $50
cloaks and Caps, Of Broadcloth - ,o ,eo .
Dress Frocks of black, brown, green, olive Cot9' O
Sc, $50, 7, 7,5o, 8
Jackets of black, brown, green, olive Cloths 70 ,
s., 1925, $50, 8, $50, 4
Polka Suits, all colors, great variety
Pants, of Broadcloth, Cashmere, Doeskin &c. -,
Vests, Of black and fancy cold satins, velyets &c
Vests, double breasted, Of Cloth Plaid Valenela' (,
ovoralls, and many other articles Of Boys Cloth
ing 81, o. anu " ooAo'
and an endless variety of such goods
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Goods for 1913.

TENHE undersigned offer for sale the follow
Il ing, among their extensive assortment OF
Goods:
100 tons fresh ground N. S. Plaster;
at Whitehall prices.
10 doz. Brooks & Brothers Axes at their
lowest prices;
40 bbls new Mess Pork;
200 do. Flour, cheaper than the cheapest;
20 tons Iron and Steel
100 kegs Nails;
100 boxes Glass;
20 chests Tea;
5 hhds. Sugar; do Moasses'
10 bales Sheetlng;
1000 lbs. Cheese; 1000 do Butter;
1000 bush. Salt, T. l., Rock and Western
800 small sacks western Dairy Salt;
200 Liverpool doi
so ground Rock do;
bales Carpeting, all wool
co pair steel plated Sleigh shoes;
Is large sacks Liverpool Salt,
All of which will be sold at the lowest prices
BIZ CHAPMAN & McEWAN.
Chpman's Point "
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JANUARY |. l848.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

TUNHE subscribers having become satisfied
Il that it would be an advantage both to
the debtor and creditor, have determined
from this date to do Cash or Ready Pay
business, and they would respectfully say to
their old customers and to the public gene
rally, that they have on hand a very large
and we'll selected STOCK OF GOODS,which
they will sell for cash or ready pay, at the
re,'y louest prices. All they ask is an exam
% e. j. BLISS & co.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-JAN

Reported lor me bo''0" A'"oe""'
At market, $40 Beef Cattle 10 yokes ork ~
Oxen 20 Cows and Calves, $500 Sheep ana ABOUT '''
swine o- M t., quality 20:
I'd and 80 qualities from IS to Sc. .o.,,oa
Wnrtinr Oren-Sales dull, and prices not noticed,
I,or, 1rd CuIyesSales dull, noticed at Slo 10 SZe.
Shtep-Dul and sales were not noticed
Srcine-Saes were not noticed
NIB In consequence of the principal butchers nav w
,ng supplird themselves with Cattle and Sheep on
Monday. large numbers remain unsod at the close OF
lie market Of Beef and Sheepsay 4lO head OF oee'es
and 5000 Sheep.
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MA r lie ID ,

In shoreham, by Rev: X. Haven, Nov :, Mr.,
GEoRGk MORSE to Miss Lucy LArrELLE Also, IN
Drdport, by the same, Dec. 2, Mr. VIZ; BENJAMIN l..
TO Miss CoRNELIA BRAYsARD, both OF b. Also, IN
Slorehsm, by the same, Dec. %, Mr.. HORACE
WILLIAMS to Miss OLIVE DELANo, both Of 5.
In Rutland, on the 9Th Jan, by Rev. RGckwoo1'
Chas. NJ. Wnslow of Pittsford, to Miss Nancy t.
Smith Of the former place.
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RUTLAND COUNTY TEMPERANCE SoCIETY. The
animal meeting of the Rutland County Temperance
Society will be holden at East Rutland, on Thursday
Jan. Is, 1913 JAMES BARRETT, Jr. Erec.
JOIN L. MARSH, Comm
Rutland, Dec. 2S 1877.
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$4,000 IN GOODS,
AT GREAT BARGAINS,
At the Cheap Cas- n Store

UFIGGINS has just returned from his
i d second trip to market, where finding
GOODS had falIensfrom 10 to II pei. cent IN
consequence Of the Great Failures in Eng
land and other causes, he has purchased
THE LARGEST STOCK
ever brought into this vicinity, and which he
is enabled to sell
10 or 30 per cent Lo,rer
than those who bought earlier
Three wears trial of his system and sale
of $4O,O0OIin GOODS, with a a. still great
increase Of patronage by an intelligent com
munity, confirms j. Z. H. in the belief that
Quick and LARGE SALES, SMALL PRoFITs,
and READY PAY, is the only true method
of doing business. -
All in want Of Goods are invited to call al
HIGGINS, where <qu0ntity, quality and
prices cannot fail to suit.
Brandon, Nov, IS, 1847.
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Ri fTfTNI D. And BURLINGTON RAILROAD.

RUTLAND AND BUEAlrUIUh fAllt.UAp.
VEN W 0 assessments Of five dollars each,
L have been laid by the DlREoToRs ON
each share of the Rutland and Burlington
Railroad Company, one made payable en- the
twentieth day of January EeAt, the other on
the fifieenth day Of February next.
PAYMENT may be made to the Banks OF Bnr<
ington, Vergennes, Middlebury, Rotland,
Black River or Bellows Falls; to the Cheshire
Bank, Keene, N. H., 10 Edward Pickering,
Esq. No. co State street, Boston, or 10 tle
Treasurer at his Office II Middebmy
e7*,-s SAMUEL SN 1T, Treasurer.
December Z, 1877. 26:5l
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N.Y. And bring this advertisement with you III |
BELOW is THE LIST:
5oo Diue I A0' o'''''''' '' Sc, 8, TO- IS
$50 Blue Mackinaw Blanket Oyercoats 60, o. 10 ~
100 Cordington Overcoats and Sacks 80, S, ~ .
100 Pilot Jackets, lined with flannel S32o, =, D.
4O0 French Overcoats, made in Paris S. 10, y
60 60 DuiH' Do do figured, 4 p l5S, e g. 8
50 Camiet (real goats hairy Wrappers, quilted :,
s25 Tweed Sacks and oyercoats So, 4, o. d., o
50 Hunting and Business Goats Of black velTeteen
500 Single and Double Wave Beaver oyorcoats,
275 Brown Sacks, velvet collars and facing &C. n
$50 Olive and Brown Castor Cloth Overooats O 81
rs Siberian Beaver overcoats, Gold and Silver
$50 Brondcloth oyercoats, brown green PACK -
a75 Superine Drab Overcoats and Sacks, Yq2 9
Innings %, ~ O. ~ - n >
100 Jackets, blue and black broadcloth IL D 9 90
100 do Satinet, good article ~ 2,2o' .
5000 pairs Pants, Broadcloth, Doeskn ana S s3
mere, assorted -, o., ~ "!.'' .
81, 1,75 ?, $50, 3, 4
INV $3.50, i,75, ,, 2,5), 3
1000 do Fancy and plain Velvet End G. Casbme re
lO0o ~ '"''I Soc, 75c,, 81, $50, ., ;
500 Royal plaid all WOOL singleand dogIebr s e
| $50 Dressing Gowns, ng'd and plain velvet $40,
| 300 do do Print and M &c Lame m
GOO Dress and Frock Goats, blue, blueblack, green
WV h hrown' &c. 81, 8, 10, p, /
200 Business Coats, olive, brown, green, &C., =,
$50 Cloaks, Opera and Full Circle Sc, 8, 10, T.
~'' So, 5, g., s,
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NEw-YoRK, Wednesday night, Jan. s.
A Geographic despatch, dated Richmond,
says that by an accident on the Petersburg
Rail Road yesterday, several passengers were
killed.
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commissioners Notice.

WYE the subscribers, being appointed by
w the Hon. Probate Court for the DIS
trict Of Fairhaven Commissioners to recel ,'S,
examine and adjust all claims and demands
of all persons against the estate OF
HORACE HIGGINS.
,o+o &C Orwell in said district, deceased
represented insolvent, and SIX moIa n;nn ,'G ai
the eighth day Of November pe'ns We Va
lowed by said Court for that purpose - Vii II
do therefore hereby give notice thar we , ",,t
attend to the business Of our sad appOl''oinoII0
at the house of the Widow OF the oeCea H
on the first Thursdays Of March ana WA
next, from o'clock A. NJ, until Soio0N
+. N. on each Of said days. ,..
30 asa YOUNG, sio'ers,
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Four thousand five hundred dollars wers recently
received at the late Antisavery Bazaar in Faneu
Hall.-BoS. Bee.
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gEfsII8 NONIp.A I2[81[Lo

YLzIIa NONPAI2lgl[L9
A Monthly Journal Of Thoughts Fancos, Facts and Opinions.
CONTENTS ENTIRELY ORIGINAL!
ENRON Writers of acknowledged merit, in
IL GLIDING some of the most honored names
in American Literature! Published at KAN
DoLPH, VT, and HARTFORD, Conn.,
VIM. II. BURLEIGH, EDITOR.
The Nonpareil is printed on a medium
sheet, in the Quarto Form, with new and
elegant type cast expressly for it and on fine
white paper, and is the Cheapest Original
Literary journal in the World
ONLY 25 CTS. PER ANNUM!
na5@ Letters of business, remit.ances, &c.,
should be addressed, postpaid, to II. \. & g..
PARTRIDGE, Publishers, Randolph, Yer
mont. Z9'u
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SHIP FEvER.-Nearly one thousand per-
sons are sick with ship fever at the Staten
Island Hospital, New York.-Bos Bee.
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Stray ileifer.

S>TRAYED from the subscriber in June or
- July last, two years old Helter, which
NAV he described as follows ;-middling size,
mlinly pale red, white stripes in the face and
short horns A..
Whoever will give information where the
said Heifer may be found, shall be literally
rewarded also all expense of keeping paid
4o"" ID. NJ. JUNE.
Brandon. Jan. 8, 1913. 29:9l
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LIST OF LETTERS
EMAINING in the Post Office at Roch-
M ester, VT, January /, 184S.
Andrews Miss A ? Jones Lynn
Rroyn Samuel Kimbal Miss Resell I
Chomberlin Heber Morgan Miss Calista
Chamberlin Sylvanus Morse Mrs Mara
Copley John PerklnS EZRA IL,
Coplcy George Riggs EeV =, nomas
Clark Miss Frances Smith Mrs Fanny
Colman Benjamin Sterdltant d u
Dyer Ephraim 3 Sawyer Joseph Il
Gleason BENJAMIN Towle Rufus
HoIokins Thomas Jr Williams Mrs SophiaC
F.F. WASHBURN, Assist. p. NJ.
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BOSTON MARKET.


[nKposrHp roR THE TRAVELLER By a. "Hrsl
THUasRAr, Jan ca T. M
Four-The market is quite firm ana sales 70 I I"
trade continue active Michigan aud Gehe'see . oV'
and ~ Louis and Ohio, IL a so. ~ no. ou
Grain-Oats, Northern 62c, and Bye % SIC per
buSLel
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LIST OF LETTERS

REMA1NING in the Post Office, at Orwell,
~ Vt, Dec. 81, 1S47.
Bailey A Little Henry l.
Burt Mrs S S Lindley Ira
Bevins Miss Louisa Monger VIM
Barber Miss H S MongerLoeza Miss
Bradamore Miss Caro- Monger Hiram
line Murphy Mary Miss
Fuller A Rider Mary A Miss
Fowle james Smith Eliza M
Galivau Michael Smith Sarah Mrs
Lewis John B Wood Levi
Lewis David F
80 Z. M. WRIGHT, P. M.
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DAGUERREOTYPE GOODS.

EMERY article in the line including
e. German and american CAMERAS. is
kent for sale at New York prices, by
BRINSMAID & BROTHERS,
JereNers, at Burlington, Vermont.
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TT. Cooper's and Il. & G; Beosley's tne
D,,oJor and Lever WATCHES at New York
prices. Cash orders promptly and satistac-
torily answered. '0'''
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Cloak and Dress Goods,

A LARGE assortment such as Tibet
"a Lyonesc and Indiana Cloths; silk and
cotton AIpaccas Pain and strip'd; Alpaccas;
raw silk Plaids; Ginghams, plain and twiEd,
&c, &C., for sale very low by rs
Nov. 2, 1847. K. >. BLlHS& 90
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o. By mistake in the Secretary the time tn Of
the meeting is printed wrong in the Galaxy ms
week. But we shall endeavor to circulate our pa pa
pers 80 as to prevent any bad effect peimoateT, o'
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ELEGANT
FURNISHING GOODS,

AS FOLLOWS:
800 dozen White Shirts, linen bosoms, collars and
wristbands each 62c, Toe, 81
100 dozen White Shirts, plain 23, 81, 50 cents
50 do Strped Calico Shirts 80, "
50 do Twilled stripe Shirts 81, 50
100 do Cotton Flannel Shirts and Drawers 80, II
Is do Merino and Angola Shirts and Drawers
60, rs
100 do Ipswich and Portsmouth Shirts and
-0' nrowors Q2c, 81
50 do ROYAL Ribbed Shirts and Drawers IS, Is
so do Plain and Twilled Red Flannel Shirts
Nv and Drawers g. IS
400 do Guernsey Frocks Io 81
finds IS, 7s
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MuSIC AND DANCING

MUSIC AND DANCING
NNRF.J. FARR would respectfully an
I'VE nounce to his friends and the public that
he will furnish Music for BALLS, PARTIES
and LEvEEs, &C., on short notice and reason
able terms. By applying to Mr. f. classes
will receive correct instruction IN common
Dancing, Waltsing, &c. np pu
All letters addressed to F.J FAkh, bran
don, Vt, will receive prompt attention. =,
Brandon, Sept, 80, 1847. 10 81
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MARBLE DEALERS,
LOOK AT THIS,

AN undivided half of the rich and mex
IA haustibe QUARRY OF MARBLE, long
and extensively known rs HxAr1's QuAH-
Ky," situated in the town of PITTsroRD, is
OFFERED FOR SALE by the subscriber, on the
most advantageous terms, The Quarry has
been wrought for fifteen years, and is &C
knowledged by ell consumers OF Marble to
afford the best article for general use that u
found in the state. -.
ANY PERSON WISHING TO ENGAGE IN
THE MARBLE BUSINESS, in conneG-
ton with the subscriber, who will furnish
funds - carry on the business, might. mako
favorable arrangement by addressing by
letter or otherwise, at Brandon. ".
WILLIAM c. HYATT.
Brandon, Nov. /, 1847. s;2o-32
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ADDISON co. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
The Annual Meeting of the Addison County AS-
rcultural Society will be holden at the Town Room
in Middlebury, on Wednesday, The Goth Of January.
It is expected the Managers will all be present.
Z. w. BLAIsDELL, Jr. Sec'y.
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FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE.

If there 'e safety only in good sccurity--in
order to be secure ire mast be safely Insured"
:, HEN we hear of our friends loosing their prop
w erty by fire or that the vessel on which they have
made shipment of Produce Merchandise is lost the
first question ask is were you insuredi Now five
feel such interest in the welfare OF our friends how
can any risk the dangers that are continually
rounding his own property withou being able any
time to answer the question il put to himself 'Yes
am Insured sr
The Camden Insurance Company of New
Jersey, well make insurance on Buildings, House
hold furniture and Merchandise of all xinds--aso
upon shipment of Produce and Mercandize, on boad
OF Steam Boats, Sailing Vessels Canal, Keel and
Flat Boats al fair valuation and unreasonable rates
OF Premium and, OF loss as as the claim
can be properly adjusted--pay over the same.
ALLEN C.. HALLOCK, Agent,
Office on Main ST. near Water,
mar 9 Evansville, la.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ion able Hat Establishment,

'lcrher q Mum aud FirSf SIS, EransrlUe.
\ 81 THE attention ofcountrymerchants and dealers
particularly directed to the large and varied as
sortment OF HATS. CAPS, &c. now opt ming at the
above establishment, comprising the most complete
stock oil fashionable and durable Spring and Summer
wear ever offered in this city, and unsurpassed in the
purchasing and Judge of all articles in my line
am able sell at rates lower than can be obtained
elsewhere in the city, and as low such articles
be had in Louisville or Cincinnati.
My retail customers invited to call and ex-
anime my stock OF Spring and Summer Hats, several
styles (which unsurpassed tor beauty OF finish
aud fashion. 1t is my intention TO sell either by
wholesale or retail at prices which must command
purchasers. and earnestly solicit call from all who
intend buying. -ae X. ALLEN.
mar2i corner of Main and First SITS.
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j VAUTRsN 81 co. .

YES WOULD respectfully announce 10 thee -
We citizens OF Evansville and country adj "a
lucent, hat they have recently opened Shoe Store
the West side of Main street, next door the cor
ner ofSecond, where they are manufacturing BOOTS
AND ShOES IN ALI. THEIR VARIOUS BRANCHES. heir
experience in the business will enable them procure
the best ofstock and have it manu- acturod IA tie mast
durable manner. We invite the citizens Evansville
and public generally to call and examine work,
as we have good stock of ready made work OF our
own manufacture. Young men wishing fine Boots
can obtain them here fevery description ready made
order If preferable. All orders left with for
work will be promptly attended 10.
The Ladies OF Evansville are respectfully invited
TO call and examine large stock OF Ladies' ware.
as we stand ready all times TO wait on those that
feel disposed TO favor with call We are prepar-
ed To manufacture Fancy Shoes oieyery different style.
Those leaving orders for Shoes may rest assured that
no pains will be spared in trying TO accommodate
them with any style they wish
We feel willing to acknowledge our gratitude TO
the citizens for the friendship they have manifested
towards and thank them for their liberal patronage,
and hope that in return work may merit their
appreciation.
Q1rAll work done by us is warranted and no charge
made for mending work that should give way
teb IA wSStw If. ]. VAUTRIN IL co.
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MALE ACADEMY AND FEMALE
e n; MIN A Il ".

THE subscriber, grateful Tor the increasing patron
L age the above institutions receiving, respect
FULLY gives notice, that the Spring Term Will COM
mence FEB. 2lsl, and the Summer Term, May 18th;
the Academy, be taught exclusively by himself,
the seminary, by Mrs. L.. VI. Stafford, assisted by
Miss h. T. MoRroS and Miss ). e. BowDEN,-t5ach-
ers amply quaiined by their literary attanents and
experience IN teaching, give thorough instruction
in all the branches usually taught in the best Seina-
ries OF the country.
Twoo other young ladies from tine East, OF tried, and
highly approved capabilities Tor teaching are expect
ed in snort time 1 he public may assured,
that pains Will spared 10 render the schools wor-
thy Of their confidence and CORDIAL support
For the better classification and progress OF the
scholars the pupils OF the Seminary arearrangsd into
two de yartments ;---Prlmary and Academical, WIN
Appropriate teachers assigned each, but both under
best order WILDE secured and all due attention paid
to small, as well as large scholars
ltIsgreaty to the interest OF those who attend the
school, that they commence with the BEGINNING oil the
term as classes are then formed and subjects OF stu
dy commenced. .....I-I
al, RATES OF TUITION ~ THE ACADEMY.
Primary English branches ......S "a % per Our
Higher English branches ........ 5 90 = .
Greek, LaIin, Hebrew, Algebra, Geome- aT
try, either or all, together with the pre-
ceding ...-.--.. co '"
TUITION IN THE SEMINARY
Primary Department. IS OOper u III.
Academical Department .....4 W to , w F"
EXTRA BRANCHES
Latin French, OF Algebra Tor each.-. 90 " /"
Music lessons with use oi instruments 20
EVANSVILLE Feb. 8. 1d. w. Stafford.
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Are you Insured?

- THE undersigned as agent for the Col
- umbus Ohio Insurance Company, is prepar-
x@n4ed to take risks on on shipments OF Merchant
die. Produce, &C., from and to any part of the L
states by steam and sailing vessels, steam, tanal
keel and HAT boats, also upon buildings merchandise,
furniture, Nc., on most reasonable terms.
Tue high reputation which this Company bears ioT
its ability, ibera y and promptness in adjusting lost
entities il the confidence and patronage of the
public. lnov27-tfl JNOM VI. STOCKWELL Ag't
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-06
Evansville City Foundery

,fiE.- u ~ JE.l.SlGNED nave Just erected lh the
i City OF Evansville FOUNDRY, which Is
situated below Division street, and near the E.x-
change Hotel, where they prepared 10 execute all
kinds OF castings In Iron, such cooking and par
Tor Stoves, Ploughs, Corn Shelters, Wagon boxes,
Hollow ana in fact all other in their line
at Cincinnati prices. They will warrant all WORK
done by them, and their Stoves Tor twelve months.
They invite calls from those in want oil work their
line before going elsewhere. All orders will be
punetually attended to and faithfully executed GO
Cash paid for old castings. -l.-..h s.Ie,
Jan l-6iu KRAFT & HE1LMANS,