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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-30

RROADCLOTHS of all colors and qualities fan
= cy and plain cossimcres, heavy Sleeps grey, sat.
wooen F!annes. Linseys, &c. lust received n, ''
now CUSUNAN's
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-30
Groceries.
-'IOtllS.

SCGAR, Coffee, Teas, Spices of all kinds soaps
and herring, just received. CUSHMAN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-30

Thswascr, eoygA,oa 81 Gaiss' r'sn''ed
=, ..c, .t.t .fta
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-30

NJ OW opening a, Cushman's, the argrs, nssort-
~ Of Crockery ever offered in this market, con-
sIstng Of every description of cor,mon ware. and
some entirely new patterns Of dining and tea sets,
very full and complete
Glass ware of dliiercn, kinds. and Lanterns Of all
sizes. nov = CNSUNAN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-30
SElsAlkS.

'TNllE subscriber has IN store and tor sale, cheaper
/ than ever before offered IN town. n large aud
choice ns,ortmen, of seg,rs OF American and impor.
ted brands warranted genuine d22 LOCKWOOD
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-30

Strawn's COnl
RLithSNITHSan others wishing Goa cnn be
- supplied with good article from Strawns D.g-
lan D. l. II S,,tru
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-30
(sc;llu wanted.


IUIIEAT, Corn, or Oats, in large orsmnll quaint
W titles dec L I S.NGrg Il Co
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-30

tara, III offers his p.......... r. ...... .... ..
izrn9 OF Ottawa, and vicinity un,.r ......
lhrp' ana Walker siIrAlugs store where be-
may be found At an times except when ah>er, on
professional bulncss G'i4
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-30
Business CARDS.
New Lumber Yard,

TllE undersigned begs to inform the public gene
rail- that he has Tor sale every variety of
Lumber, Shingles, and Lath,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-30

Wheat Sacks.
90, SUPERIOR wheat sacks without seam, for
o-c sale al dec - IoCKwOOOE
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-30
IrON, Nails, and steel.
Waited,

!, n TONS assorted lron Nails. and Steel, JUS,
" received and for snle by ! MASrEv, & Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-30
Dayton Woollen Factory,

001 PAIR mems boys mud youths calf, ki., ral
~o' and coarse hoots,
500 pair morocco, lid, cHli, ana sen Shoes,
500 Boys and grls' hoes,
A general assortment OF CATERS and busfins, Al
prccs to suit the tines. Lp.SANNER & Co
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-05-16

By CAPT. O. W. CUTTER.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-05-16
R M R m s. O

The ..MouNrAiN SENTINEL is publishe d ey
cry Thursday morning ut Two DOLLARS pc
aniiu uHn. payable halt yearly
No sub.criptIon iii be taken for a shorter
period thar six months; aud no paper " i'll be
discou,,nued until oil arrearages are paid. A
allure % notify cIsconiInuance at the exPira
Ition II The term subscr bed for, III be consider
ed az a rev engagement.
GFADVER ERTISEMENTS will be inserted
ne lilo log raies:-50 cents per square f"'
he first insert i"u; rs cents for % secoud; SS
for three Insertions. and 25 cents per sQnare
for every subsequent insertion. iibetal DE
dacIion made To Those who advertise BY the
year. All adv dvertiscment- handed IN mast have
/, he proper number of insertions ma, ked there
on, or thsy will be published III 10 bid aud
cha rged IN scc"rdance with the above terms
TAll letters and comm n ications, To insure
attention must be post paid.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-05-16
TINWARE,
STOFE-PiPE
DRIPPING PANS,
ZINK BOIL LERS s,
COAL BUCKETS, TEA
Y N IN Il "


which he will sell Wholesale or retail as
low as any other esta bills hment in the
c. unrry. He is also prepared to manu-.
facture SPOUTING for houses at the
shortest notice and ON the mest reasonable
terms. Merchants and others desirous ol
purchasing bills of ware, are e>pecltully
invited tocall as he is prepared to furnish
all articles in his line equally as low as
can be had either east or west, and all or
dtrs addressed to him will be mptIy
attended to. ssa .sa-e ,a =
JOB "ORK of every description. done
on the shortest notice.
The undersigned hopes, by a strict at.
tenIrn 10 business 10 receive a liberal
share # public patronage.
Old copper and puter taken in exchange
for ware.
GEORGE HARNCAME.
Oct. s lS49-5-tf
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CAMBRIA
CLOTHING STORE!

CkUI HING SIUKE!
Now is The Time for Bargains!!
TIME subscribers have just received fIom
II the east at their Clothing Store IN Ebens-
burg, large ass"rtmcnt of
E4LL 8. WINTER CLOTHING, g
among which may be enumerated
Il fine lot Of blue, Felt, and Blanket
oUercoats; Frock, ress and Sack
Coats Of every uariety and cci-
or; a very large stock Of So
tinet and Cashmere Pan
falcons of euery descrip-
fion, and a good as
sortme'at Of iik g.
atinet &. Cassi-
mere Pests, To-
$685. o gether rith
every kind Of Boys Clothing.
ALSO,
Fine and Coarse Shirts, Handkerchiefs.
Flannel Shirts, Stocks, Umbrellas, all OF
which they will dispose Of on the most
reasonable terms. They have also on
hand a large STOCK of Ch tbs Cassl
meres and Veslings, which they are
prepared 10 make up in the most
woIkmanlike manner, and OH the
most accommodating terms for
cash or al proved Country pro-
ducc. Their entire Stock oil
Clothing is made mp accord
ing to the latest Fashions.
Having selected their goods with greai care
and purchased OH the lowest cash terms. they
are prepared 10 accommodate their friends and
ousi'.mtrs with cloihing Of superior quality
and al lower prices than goods ofa sImilur
quality were ever sold in this county.
The ruhlIc respectfully invited 10 call
and examine their goods
EVANS & HUGHES.
Oct 25, Iss9.-4-,f
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/ TRBASuRERS sale
Of Unseated Lands and Lots in
II Cambria county A. -. 1880.

/. JOHN G. GIVEN. Treasurer Of Cambria CO.
IN the Commonwealth Of Pen nsyivania in pur-
suance of The several acts of Assembly of said
Commonwealth. directing the'tiIre and manner
Of selling unseated lands for taxes. Do Hereby
Gire Notice. that the following described tracts
ot unseatrd lands and lots of ground in tho
aid county of Cambria. or such part thereof
may be necessary to pay arrearage of taxes
due thereon for one year more, will be of
frr,d for sale at the Court House. in the Bor
ouph # Ehenshure. the S~cond Monday
&" ing the 10 h, day Of June nezf. and coniIn.
ue by adj"urrms ~, ,r"r. day day, until the
whole be sold tor such arrearage of taxes, and
costs necessarily accru,ny thereon
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-05-16
Female Weaknesses and complaints

No remedy offered the public has ever been Aag a.
and eFeetual In restoring ALL the Incidental sss
a and irregularities OF the BRAkT PUL-
MOkARY BAISAM. le makes difference whether
e drranRement be sEPresstoH other sakH<ss
REGULATES ALL. by strengthening the system eHs%
einS the circulation. and SOOTHING and ALLAiIMt
SERVOUS iRRITABILITY. See PouYhl<ts.
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MOST HORRID SCROFULA.

To realize .he 1r.a po,r of this medicine purISet
B. HaskiR, Of Rome Oneida coKHty, NJ Y He cou6us
20 his bed One Yearv~as not expected 10 live ten1ys
koHrs loHRer-his neck nearly of. rom ear .
hole la-oxsA the Wind ppe-his ear near
out-the Of dstroyea-an Ulcer lsre
a mans hand had nearly through ais sids-As
there wer on him in all
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-05-16

= HELL and Spanish Polka Combs. Port Mo
- mes. Brushes, Fancy Soaps andOliPi,a lie
or sale by
LITZINGER & TODD
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-05-16

Ihoag many and bright are the Stars tbnt sP-
In tina, Aag BY our country unfurIed.
Ard The stripes that are swelling an majesty
Like a rainbow adorning the world; -.r.
Their !igh, are un.uil,ed as ibote in the sky,
Byu deed that our fathers have done;
And ,he'rs ieas ued in ,rue..nd us holy a tie,
In their motto of''Many in one"
From the hour when these patriots feurlessiy
flung sA
Tha, banner OF starlight abroad, 7E
Ever true TO themselves 10 their motto they
As they clung to the promise of God;
BY the bayone, traced at the midnight ,os war,
On the heid where or glory was won;
Oh. perish the heart and the hand'thai would
Our motto OF Many in one"
Mid The smoke of the contest-the cannon's
deep roar; ---.--.--.-
How oft il ha IN gathered renown! rgore
While those stars were reflected in rivers of
When the cross of the lion went down;
And tho few were The lights in the gloom Of
YET the hearts that were strivin. below
Had God for their Lulwark snd truth for their
power,
And they stopped not 10 number their foe.
From where our green mountain tops blend
with the sky,
And the giant ST. L1wrence is rolrd,
To the WIVES where the balmy uesperide. lie,
i,ike the dream OF some prophet of old;
The conquer 'd-and dying bequ earhed 10 our
Not This b"undlcss dominion alone lcare
suI the banner, whose luveliness hallows the
And their motto of ''MGny in one" lair,
We ore many in one, while there glittsrs star
Ia ihs blue of The Heavens above;
hnd tyrants shall qua il mid their dungeons afa r
"hen they gaze on that muitn of love-
u shah e. am yer the sea, mid the bUlls of the
storm,
over tempest. and battle, and wreck;
And fame where our gans with their III under
a;c warm, -
Meath the blood OF the slippery deck.
The oppressed uf the earth TO that standard sba |
"herever it's folds shall be spread: Jay.
And the exile sh n fecl'trs his ow II native sky ,
" here lis stars shall float over lis heud
And those stars shall increase, ill the ia lness
- of time
Its millions of cycles has run ..
I'LL the world shall have welcomed IL mission
sublime.
And tho nations of earth shall be one.
1houghihe old Allegheny may TO heaven,
And the Father of ateIs divide,
The Inks of our destiny cannot be riven
"hils he truth of these words shall abide
Then oh. let them glow on each helmet and
brand -s.
Though our blood. like our rivers shall run;
Divide as we may in own naive land,
To the rest of the world we are one.
Then. up with our aag--let it stream on the air
Though our fathers urs cold in their g.uves;
They had hands that could sirae, they had
souls that could dare,
And their sons not born 10 be slaves
Up, up with that banner, where'er it may call,
Cur milons shall rally around;
a nation of freemen that moment shall fall
When its stars shall be ,raIled 10 the ground
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-05-16

Ik ASkETS, Axes. Umbrellas. Brooms, "El
aB egg EnetreLers." and Sundries generally,
fo- sale by
LITzINGER & TODD.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-05-16
Wholesale and Retail
Tin copper s. sheet IRON
W am uf0ct0 ry.

The subscriber adupis this ihod of refur-
ming thanks 10 his friends and The puhlic
generally for tho liheraI ratrn..-ss he-.--s,,'u u
bestowed upon him, aid bcgs leave TO inform
thrIn that he iIas nlarg,d h1s business andno "
keeps Constantly OH hand u large supply o
every variety Of
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-05-16
Measure for Measure.-A travel

Measure for Measure.-A traveller
once re aLed wta al SERIOUSNESS, IN COIN
pahy-ot- Persons he had passed
through the five divisions of the earth;
auo mat among other curloslties, he had
MT one winch no writer had as yet made
N ntion. This wonder w IS. &c o dlnr q
his account. cabbase which had grown
SO high that titly armed riders IN ight have
stationed themselves under siusls leaf
and performed Their manGuvfe. Some
one who heard him, deemmg this exag-
geratlun mt wurth any canfu,ation. said
with much self command and coolness,
that he, had been abroad as ia as Japan,
where. TO his astoniShnent, he saw more
than three ezhunirei c ppe rsiniIbs at ork
upon single kellle, and within the same
were hive hundred men polishing it.
What could they do with such a mon
strous ketlle!" asked the traveller -
'.Cook the cdbbase therein, of which you
have Just now told u.s. -.-.. ~
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-05-16

"A LARGE lot of Stone and
Earthen Ware just received and for sale
low at tine otote of j. MOORE.
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Strong Preaching The book learnt
negro Is one OF the most original speci-
mems TO be met With. But hen he as.
pires toc.erical honors. it requires a Dick
ems 10 do him full ustice.
Some one who had the pleasure of lis
temng TO discourse from one of these full
b.ood dlvines relates that il speaking of a
-retossHsd- -in6del, Ae W. und up his descr,p.
tiol thus: DE last word dat dis diving
man was heard to say;-ie last word he
was -aotieed 10 speak,-de last word he
was known to utter;-de last syllable he
eoer breaved;-de last idea he eber iicu.
lated;-yes my bredren. do berry last
word ne eb.r was known to breav forth,
ssuud. or ertieulate g-l-c-r-y."
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-05-16

Thoug many and bright are the stars Tint ap-
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-05-16
BRANT,S INDIAN
PULM 0NARY BAL SAM
A DYING WOMAN SAVED
CONSUMPTION CURED

We this prove the potper LIE when
this Bulsc used. the is considered By
friends be in the ic Of fissss
tualy this gone that the siToEd
clothes bought For the particulars OF tins
respectable and L1d0sbe3 proof of sl the
umstaftc-s and facts, refer our PAMPHLETS
This Effected Mrs ZIBA DYKEAAH, q
2nsfoH Spa Saratoga county. " We prove b-yOnd
dou EaaRy otl-r dnost equally hopesss and tHHh
ncTabk of Coughs and ConsEapions CURED which
s,.re BE by skiful GhysicsdalE
BRANT'S PULM ONARY BALSAM cures Con-
.nmptio-. Coughs Colds SpitiRg Of Blood Bdias "a
Lun1s Pains Side Papi,atfoH the Hear
Cholera IfanUH, Dysentery and SErssST Complaint
Children and adAlts-and ALL
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-06

NEW MUSIC.Jusi received Music and
Stationery Store door Of 18th
the following and popular Music the publishers
liam Ha SON. New York, which we will sell At our reduced
price, four cents per page. at MbfG WIN. FISCHER.
The Lonely Rose sung by Jenny Lind composed by Balc
Gentle Voices, by Charles Clover 'f3k 3fa4 $8E -ls9
Why do Weep for Thee admired ballad, Wallace.
When pensiye feelings wake the sigh Phillips
Merc but his own wife, by Maedcr.
The Mosquito Polka, by J. Sioman.
Digent Hose Company Quick Step, performed by Dodworhs
Band.
Two Merry Gpsies, a duet, by McFanen.
Voice from the Waves duet composed Stephen Glover
The Preside Song by w. v. Wallace.
The Female Slaves Lament Dum Serenad
The Moonlight OF the Heart, by Sfrakosh
snsan Bayne, as snng by Christy's Minstrels. ,at
yardn FfFE-7'-t
The Pensiye Thought Last Adea by Gongonee
Filtration Polka, BIZ M. stIakosh.
Robert le Diabe, arranged by r. Boyer.
Uncle Ned, with VARIATIONS by James @, Maeder.
The Syrcn Polka, by NJ. suakosh.
La Sylpilde, Fantase RJmantique, by M. Strakosh.
The Ethiopian Medley, overture, arranged by g. Enrich
Gafar pieces #.
Widow Machree.
oh, watch yon well by daylight @
The Rose Of Traiee.
The Bowld Soger Boy.
Jeannet and Jeannot
Emma Snow. ~
Dinah Crow.
The Low Backd Car
On, would were girl again
What enchanunent.
The Sisters Cali, by l.. Trpp.
Child Of the Regiment, sung by Jenny Lind.
Raiapian, as sung by Jenny Lind.
Nv boat and buac horn by Watson s
The ehamois, sung BY the Rainier family.
Our own fair Italy, Duct.
Beethoven's Dream Dec4
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E, -. !, Va, Iuly u, lsss.

THE AMERICAN FARMER Is published monthly IN the
city o. banmore s ~ per annum copies o.
9o my fof ~ new July, The
moss mvorshe auspices " the Maryland Aer
cnsnss. soce and All the prize s cmnrcs
are pubtsed therein The society
raise 4oo, 10 be appropriated a. silver
vaned II go 10 be awarded 20 the oannv by tho Ia
Ocsober, the snbscfbers to e guue com
IN July go for o The ,rd
The publisher added
CULTURAL works lie has also offered sssvr ~, sbe
volume, 80 silver plate for n, me
md Of fm buildings and m ire
srm 90 for the best the cultivation ma
@0 f6r best c~ssy the management Of The dairy
The INT number. 10 appear July, win contain Of
valuable papers, pen Of EpsusD HUypr, Virginia
presented 10 ne agricultural public particularly Of The tide
" virrns Maryland, and The Cafouas gives the detas
ofh farm r Tho Ave he has occupied a
s,ats N eastern yna and prove. that with esson
profitable ether business The sessnd year asr be took
capital invested ~ lind negroes iapemen. % 6 &C. wac ZIG
hnh year. zig per cent besides sarrortnr be mmy rs hands
world when he took = in hand Every and PLANTER particular
me ude wnter districts Of country win read This paper with
the deepest interest
This nnbcf contain numerous oprr valuable papers,
GKoRaK e@1. Corresponding
seorsAy Of Maryland Agricultural society on he con
sucuon o. NE wire nce and from Col CArRor the sub
Aadrsss " SAMUEL SANDS, puh,isher
Maryland State Agricultural scciety,s Han,
June 6-oswH las Baltimore st., Baltimore, Maryland.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-06

THE subscriber proposes School place.
men<ine Monday 2sh OF October emna
ting on ne lon day o. Marcel 1850 The pupils win be divided
phsnb Bincktone vol Evidences
ing and Let vol % creenlen Evidence will
embrace Tuckers Commentaries, GfeenlcG Ey
dence M vol o. each Stephen rlsading Goud Pleading Isl
vol of Chilly Pleading, Holcombc Introduction
pvu1snee Lnbes Equity Pleading Mords Pleading,
% Heal Property,
Arrangements win be made with Philadelphia publisher
nis t above works on the best terms and young gentlemen
posnx subscribers
esy cs 81 their intention and inform him they
~ snpped with portion Of the above works.
dium They viii be furnished students mem
bes = ~ nic class win have he privilege Of attending the JUNO,
without ADDITIONAL charge The
his students win BE- arranged by subscriber any
Of
o. Washington Cslegr should expedieni
few lectures VII ~ delivered the close Of he the
dctou and puctce Of The Federal Courts.
The ne win be ~ per session, payable In advance.
John w. BR0CKENBRoUGH.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-06


EREsH SUPPLY OF sEAsONABLE FURNITURE
vana avenue and Oh would respectfully citizens
Of Washneton Georgetown, Alexanda
hat ney have Just received the following
well assorted stock Of goods In The above line N 1890
10 pieces imperial hree-y carpeng patterns and
coo and Of great fneness and thickness Of body cheap
| IL pieces ex superior ingram do. f s IA t'aY4s aa
These goods We're bought auction greatly reduced prices
will be sold accordingly AN' taH3
IS pieces Spanish matngs, colors
buildings II pretty, durable very cheap.
bales Spanish door match above.
new sheets best quality and weieasoncd floor oclot entirely
new patterns, Of them rooms
halls or intended to be covered with IT, cut ut
TO order In piece tB5f ft< NJ .ss skf.sEi NH,
u pieces Ga and 5 LEIPZIG ocot extremely rich and
sized crib largest These goods cannot We
think, be equalled IN any other house here. #aes$
case ia beautiful Allendale coverieis. II
u do la do. 1O4 and "a, very prices 9se
Aso beautifully figures.
case rich Dresden quilts, In oriental hgres colors pink blue
and whte all 3. .sN IA 4
pieces extremely satin laine for window curtains
hanging asscls gps and muslin embroidered
tains rich, all corresponding and will be
as low any other house In the country.
We this opportunity Of informing
in this enterprise started with keep
sell goods that win advantageous
credbe TO ourselves and thai we viii be undero BY In
fact facilities for obtaining goods Of the right such
that they viii always find general
all kinds Of furniture dry goods, which will with exhibit
10 all who call and think not hard Of Il do SELL
Dec I--MIii3w CLACETT 4 DODsoN.
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HE six months win commence on s
TENDER 10. = s~~-e-''s'P
Tuition Ss 90
Room, library, bed, furniture III 90
Table and servants per week aa5
To studenfs who DO not Board the charges will be-
Room, library, and furniture 1900
Of $40 small charge
for damages Fuel aud lights Washing k c psr
DOZEN French or German small additional charge AZ
college OF moi
exceed $50 per annn students BE- admitted any
half At The opening, the balance the middle 9th
WAsmNoToS CRY, September, i649
Sept S--Iawd4wlawcp6w
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a CARD.

undersigned having opened Office the end Of Winder
building, opposite the end the Navy Department
his persons
the different departments Of the government in the
which they require agent
zion Of claims pending before Congress- His long coanexon with
the Navy Department dischargng the duties important
Office with with
Congress, possibly enable linn reader
such as may enrust their business 10 his management
WM y. SCOTT
#ts5 Late Navy Agent
Republican Argus, Baltimore Richmond Enquircr Herald,
New York Ohio Statesman, Ohio; Pennylvanian Pmadel
pha will insert the Of Two dollars and send bill
Sept Oft sT as@ $50 f4
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-06

TO manifold advantages health economy discipline
and moral training, te Faculty Of nsfuton have
selected for ia location the Springs
situated the Lexington and Masviie Turnpike, weny6ar
miles from the latter place, emphaay
country location, town
village The buildings nssiy new constructed for aar
4s
This place for Its water
and romantic scenery apd unquesionaby ee
locations for literary insulation United grounds
years plat forty beautifully margin the
Licking Immediately tie buurs viii be re-
served for military exercises. 5ffi f s3
The removal will be made Chrsta and the
school opened that place January 1850
The academic year extends from the rt Monday September
the third Friday Of June-ory weeks. -
The entire charge for tuition boarding. lodging wahing fuel
lights backing, attendance, music,
30 Sid0 per Payments will required rate
from The day OF the the the Mon.
day Of January for example, the third Friday Of june wcnt
four weeksD II Ii 500. 'ssssss ri Z
Georgetown, KY. Dec -3tdk 3cp
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-06

NOME % thc Cheap sters-GrsAt bargains in new
would the of the ladies
their large additional supply Of goods this
day. Among them they would nenion--
10 pieces rich satin dc chenes
y % small nsussa ssnaaayesbe silks
do pink and white watered do
8 do plain white
10 do colored bonnei sains and corded silks
" do de horences, Ia all shades
. do and - rich black yiae silk
do ~ black Turk sfN
This lo OF silks per cent less than former pee
all IN want therefore, invited ca
IN MERINos just opened 30 pieces among them can
be found mazane blue, light Mue, light green maroon
garnet crimso scarlet and pink These goods
ana wih be sold much under the usual prices. ~ i ' 4
able shade. f1H sA7' ~ II 49, - -
Also, some extra handsome embroidered do II fst
Embroidered iannels, Af5
90 pieces plain changeabe and sainsYipe apacas
100 do new style fancy prints
Also, 30 pieces small plaid gingham. @ frN4& #s-4
Together with variety chsapest we have
ever had, Of plain fancy c0Iored
Velvet ribands trimmings, newest style s
Silk and nband neck Ties, belts
Hosenes OF oil and every description fts 8a.E
Ladies' merno vests, of both long and short sleeves
Gloves Of mostly every and kind
IN MOURNING GOODS, we have now n compee assortment
embracing mostly any article that be called for
And our stock Of SHAWLS, beat ANYTHING
un point o. elegance Of style and cheapnes
The public respectfully 10 examine these new goods be-
fore buying, a. great bargains may be expected
BARNES 4 MITCHELL
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