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American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-08-22
General Emigration and Passage Office,

Mo- 81 Bssrlihg SIP, Ne,c York near Fulton Fh7y
sHE ubscrlber begs leave to inform his friends and
the pubiic that his arrangements such for bring
ing out and forwarding passengers to and from Liverpool
by the old and avorite Black Star Line of Packets sailing
to ana from New York and Liverpool every week, to
ensure cheap and quick conveyances. The ships
prisng this fine all new and first class packets
Inanded by old and experienced commanders. 98T
Also Agent for the Star Line of Glasgow Packets, sail
ing every month. Also Agent for the splendid Line
New York and Lonisiana Line Of New Orleans packets,
Drafts at sight furnished for any amount England
Ireland, and Scotland. ON giflTHOS. H.oOBRIEN,
mar d. hs 81 Burling slip, doors from South st.
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New York Importers and Jobbers
FREEMAN, HODGES & Co.
No 58 LInEnrY SrREEr,

BetWeea Broddecay and Nassau, Neao York
NEAR HE POST OtFICE.
NZE ARE receiving BY daily arrivals (ron
wv Europe, our Fall I'D Winter assorlme,,
fRICH. FASH iONABLE, FANCY StI.k ANT
MILLINERY GOODS.
We respectfully invite all CAsH Purchaser.
to thoroughly examine our Stock and Prices. q nd
hs INTEREST dovERNs, We feel confident our Goods
nod Prices will induce them to select from on,
estnpIshment. Particular attention is devoted
70 ftoMILLlNERY GOODS, and many cf the ar
,ncles are manufactured expressly to our order.
nhu chnnot be surpassed in beauty, style and
chcapness ~
and Belt s' 'p' -
colors = ~ "'''''' anu
silks, satins, yeiye,s. and uncut velvets, for
Flowers. .'"o' A'i"'ia'
Hpalag and cap Trimmings.
Dfss trimmings. a large assortment.
Cuffs. e"uo'SpeVes anu
Fine Embroidered Reyiero and Iiemsntch Cam
brio HaBdkerchiefs =" am
Laces. e"u up
yaiencienes. Brussels, Thread, silk, and i.;.le
Thread Laces. -''''S
Kid, siik, Sewing silk. Lisle Thread, Merioo
Gloves and Mitts 1Tf'ipo
Figured and Plnin Swiss, Book. Hishon T.awn
and Jnconct Muslins. M Il
English, French, American and Italian sTAW
SooDS. New York, August sO-tf
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Latest from California.
New York, August 9

New York, August 81.
The steamer Cherokee arrived about {
O'Clock this evening in four DAYS from Ha
vana, with $2, $40, $50 on freight, and $165,
600 in the hands of passengers, of whom
there were about 200. She brings the Cali
fornia mails and San Francisco dates to the
18th of July-one day later. She passed
the Empire City going into Havana
The accounts from Havana are of the mos
serious nature. We are indebted to the
purser of the Cherokee for the following fear
full narratiye:
The steamer Habanero, while cruising of
aplace called Bahia Honda, forty miles ives
of Havana, captured party of fifty of the
patriots, who were unarmed and report
says they were steering for New Orleans.
They were brought to Havana by the fri
gate Habanero on Saturday morning the 10th
inst, at O'Clock, A. NJ, and were placed
on board another Spanish vessel laying in
port. They were executed at Is minutes
past ! the same morning, by being shot
on the public road in Havana, and at the
least calculation in the presence of 10000
spectators. After they were shot they were
dragged by the feet by negroes, and left by
the mob, who commenced stripping them of
their clothes, and carrying them on sticks
through the streets, yelling like SO many
demons just escaped from the bottomless pit,
and wreaking vengeance on they knew not
what.
Many of the passengers of the Cherokee,
who were on the spot and witnessed the ex-
ecutlon, were pointed at with sneers of con
tempt, and were stopped in the streets and
insulted in shameful manner, being told
they were Americans, and that they were
one and all of the same party-that one of
these days they would all be served in the
same way. Such was the state of feeling,
thatit was dangerous at night for an Amer
lean to be seen in the streets alone.
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Plank Road Meeting at Washing
ton, Ohio.

AT a called meeting ofthe citizens of Wash.
llngton and vicinity, for the purpose of taking
into consideration the propriety of securing
the the termination at Washington, Ohio, q
a. Flank Road leading from Marietta to the
Natio al Road; and also the Road leading
from Uhrichsvllle to the National Road
chartered under the name of the "Tusca-
rawas and Guernsey Plank Road Company
on mo.ion OF Joshua Martin, Dr. Francis Rea
was called to the chair and Thomas S. Long
gley appointed Secretary.
The object Of the meeting having been
stated, on motion of j. K Caldwell, it was
ReSot0ed, That delegation of fifteen per-
sons be appointed to attend Plank Road
Meeting TO he held at Carlisle, Noble CO., on
Friday, August 22d.
Whereupon the following persons were
appointed said committee
John Beymer, John Barton, J. X. Cald
well, Stephen Potts, DR.. F. Rea, J. Craig,
John McCurcy, jr., VIM. Hurst, A Shpley,
A. G. Lawrence, VIM. Baker, Josiah White,
Thomas J. Longgey, DR.. A. Patterson and
Jas. Cunningham, ir
On motion of Stephen Potts it was
~S""S"eo'S ItuO d lht uCJcSduOU Ol UIIccn
DC appointed to attend meeting of the
friends Of the Plank Road from Uhrichsville
to the National Road, to be held at Freeport,
o., on Saturday, August 23d.
Weereupon the following gentlemen were
appointed said committee
VIM. Skinner, VIM. Lawrence, John Nc
Curdy, sr., John Robinson, William Chance,
John Lawrence James Smith T Con,vaU
John Butte, John Mcdowell, G. G. Williams,
VIM. Gary, ], K. Cooper, Joshua Martin
and Oliver Withrow
Rrsolved, That the proceedings of this
meeting be published in the several papers
of Guernsey, Noble, Harrison, Tuscarawas
and Washington counties.
On motion off. Martin, it was
ResoIoed, That this meeting adjourn to
meet Monday, August 25th, at Z o'clack, P.
M.
FRANCIS REA, Chairman.
THOMAS j. LoNaaLY, Secretary.
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LATEST TELEGRAPH NEWS.
Late News from California.
New York, August 60

New YORK, august ~
The steamer Brother JOnathon, from Cha
gres, with dates to the 9th, and Kings on
and Jamaica to the 10th inst, arrived this
morning, bringing 400 passengers. She
had no specie on board.
The steamer Faleen was at Chages wait
ing for the California mails
The steamer Northerner, from San Fran
cisco, on the 18th of July, arrived at Pana-
ma aon the 5;h of August, with the mails and
two millions of gold
The steamer Union, from San Francisco
with 800 passengers and $500, 600 in gold,
was wrecked at st. QuinIan's on the e6th Of
July. The specie and passengers were all
saved.
The steamer Commodore Stockton, which
left Panama, in July for San Francisco, re-
turned to port on the Cd of August, leaking
While at Cabogo. waiting repairs, the steer
age passengers mutinied and took possession
of the vessel, demanding the return of THEN
money. The captain appealed to the Amer
yican Consul. The Cholera is fast disap-
pearing at jamaica
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ton cured by DR.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cher
ry-a father and sister of the restored having died
/, of that Unsuitable disease:
4 CLARK TOWNSHIP, BRowN Co.. Ohio. }
February goth, 1851. {
I JOIN D. PARK. Cincinnati, Ohio, General
I Western Agent for DIR. Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry.-Dear Sir:--Our family are predisoosed
to that ternblsdisease Consamption-my iatber
and sister having died of that disease. have
also been prcdisPosed TO Consumption, and about
three years since | WIS completely prostrntcd by
it, and for weeks my lile was disaairLd OF Nv
ply ysiGians and my friends all considered nv case
as hopeless, and requested me to prepare for
death, tor very few days at most woud close
my life TO alleviate my paroxiens o fcougIIine
which were intensely torttlring, aud TO assist my
cxpectoration, which almost smotkered me, nv
friends bought me one bottle of Mr. Wistat;s
Balsnm of Wild Cherry, and commenced giving
Inc Il few drops AT Il time, as my coughing smells
came on, and from the first | expt rieuced relief
and obtained little uninterrupted sleep, wbici,
refreshed me very much. From this time began
to gain strength and to improve rapidly; and aC,
ter lew days was enabled to take the BaIsam
of Wild Cherry regularly and in full doses. Nv
appetite and my digestion became goo and to
the aston shmcnt ofall that knew me, | recover
ed. It's DIR. Wisar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
and that alone, under the blessing OF Providence
that lowe my recovery. My health is now good !:
every Vestage OF that Alarming COMPLAINT Com
sumption, that had ior years attacked me like n
horrible incubus, has been eradicated ffom my
system, and do most earnestly entrcat I'll thai
are in the least predsposed to CONSUMPTION ia
make immediate trial Of Dr Wistaus Bnlsnm Of
Wild Cherry, for have full faith in its restoring
them to health. Truly yours,
JOHN BROOKS.
IMPoRTANT CAUT,oN-Beware of n base conn.
tereit oi Nistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, signed
by nne VIM. Spear, who, in order to palm his vile
imitation upon the public, has obtuined n fac
simile of our notte, and copied our label of di-
rections verbanm, substituting his own name fol
that Of Henry Wistar, M. d., which is found os
the genuine "
Remember the outside label or wrapper of the
genuine Balsam is a finely executed steel engra-
wing. bearing the name of Henry Wistar. NJ. D.,
and Sanford and Parh--nonG other can be genu-
inc. Skillful and scientific ply ysicians now pre-
scribe 'nis medicine in tneir practice
Price S per botlle-six bottles for IS Sold
b. J. D. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio.
North. east corner Of Fourth and Walnut street
: entrance on Walnut street, to whom al orders
must be addressed. Also, by
John Beall, and M'Bean e Knox, Cadiz: Hoee
& Parrish, Moore6eldj John fogg, Mt. Pleasant: !:
J. Crumbacher g. Son, Wheeling; L. s. IIening.
S'euoenvi'ie' jyl6-ly 4
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MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENT.
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.

W1SCar'S BaISam or Wild Cherry
The Great Remedy for Consumption Of tn
Lungs, Affection Of the Liver, Asthma
Bronchitis, Pains or Weakness Of til,
Breast or Lungs, and other affections o.
the Pulmonary Organs.
NTE copy the following article with pleas
wv ure from the " Boston Mercantile Jour
nal," OF March, 1919, and we hope that if an,
of our readers are suffering from any oft le com.
plants which it is said to cure, they will spcctli
ly avail themselves oil it.
DE. WiStErS Esalsans of wild Cherry
1t was well known MANY years ago that tho
Wild Cherry tree bark of this clmate possessed
valuable medicinal qualities. Indeed this fact
was known to the aborigines, and decoctions oil
the leaves or burk ofthis tree has ever been re-
gardCd by their physicians as one of the most e.
eclual remedies in many diseases. This fact,
several years since, arrested the attention of Dr.
Wistar, highly rcspecanle practitioner of Vir
ginia. He investigated with care the healing
properties of the Wild Cherry--tested Its effects
when administered alone and when in combina-
ton with other renlcdia agents. lie found that
its natural virtue might be greatly improved and
by combining it with ingredicnts whose proper,
ties were ali well proved and gener lly recog
nized, a medicine was produced which consti
tutes remedy OF great Importance in Pulmonary
affections, ana diseases o the Chest and Throat
diseases which are proverbially prevalent in our
cities and large towns, and often prove fatal.
swelling the bill Of mortality to much greater
extent than is the case with most others. we had
almost said all classes of disease.
The genuine Wistar's Balsa.n Of Wild Cherry
has fac simiIe ofthe signature of Henry Wistar.
NJ. D., Philadelphia, and Sanford and Parn on n
finely executed steel engraved wrapper. None
other are genuine.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

"a THISs OF BESUTY JoY FoREvERn-
WHY will people endure pimpIes on the " human
lace divine" or eruptions Oi any kind. " hen i
is fact so well known, that Or. Guysotl's Vel.
low Dock and Sarsaparilla eleanses the skin
from al imPu rites, removing Piuples. Sores and
Blotches, leaving the affected parts us healthy,
smooth and soft hs the flesh OF babe II is re-
ally priceless 10 all who wish the rosy beauty Of
childhood. II causes all sores and poisonous
wounds to discharge all injected matter. and it
eradicaies every impuriiy from the system. IL
does its work mildly, but efectually, giving con-
scious beauty and blooming health in the place
Of ugliuess and soul-sicGcniug disea SC. Sec the
advertisement in another column.
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W.. C1cs9EeH',S
NJ ERCHANT TAILORING
A N d G IL UTHING STOK

MAIN STREET, CADIH, o..
t(D%"cfy opposite III; Pablc Bq,tliays.
III ME subscriber calls the attention OF his
L. friends and the public. 10 bis large md well
selected stock of FASHIONABLE READY
| NJ ADE SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING
which for variety Of style ana fashions, and cx
| in this market.
lie is determined tn give satisfaction TO all bv
selling good articles, as well made and rs chean
as can be bought in Philadelphia. tic therefore
not only invites the people of the country, visiting
the town, 10 give him call, but the citizens of Ca
diz also; for which nothing will be charged. but
/ thanks will be returned, whc,he they purchass
or not.
| AS he intends to keep constantly on hand eycrv
thing in the CLOTHING LIME. ana all thar
makes mp Il g"nteman's watdroho, and Mt such
IpHees us shall defy competition. he homes by strict
lattention to business. 20 meet the views md rem
sohahlo wishes of ill his Ticnds aNa The public
generally.
Regular Custom Business.
VIII be continued. and garments of all kinds mafa
tand trimmed rs usual in the best manner, NJ ths
same stand, Particular attention win be bcsiow.
ed upon this department
| Persons who may not desire him 10 make nm ,Le;
IgarmontA, can be furnished with most sr,netb
and splendid stock Of
! CLOTHS AND CASSIMERS
with appropriate trimmings, ut ns store. The,s
lis not us good II stock in Town az hls from which
to choose. New York and Philadelphia Fish
ions viii be regularly recci,cd
/ lie il Agent for Williams N y. Fashions Tai.
lors can be supplied on liberal terms, with tho
latest fashions.
0~~T@ ilav ng in common with every body elsa
known fora long lime that such mn esnblisbmev
Jas the above was badly wantcd in Cadiz, he con,
Ihdenly hope that the public will tiiumoLrntl,
sustain him. On his part, he will exert l:nss
n the utmost 10 please
CnHiz, May Z, 1851
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OF" Wisar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry" E,r
Coughs, Asthma, lr2uenza, Consumption &c.
We do not wish to tribe with the lives OF the az
hicted, nd we sincerely pledge oursclvesto to make
no assertions rs to the virtues OF this medicine,
and to hold out no hope to suffering humanity
which ACTS wilsnot warrant. Bur when So
many hundreds. who had been given up by their
restored to entire health bv DR.. WisnT's Balsam
we cannut odd our pence while so many around
us are fast sinking the grave for the want OF
salutary remedy. Try Wistal's Balsam. and re-
stored health will be your reward. See the adj
verisemen;, in another column.
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EE+We know of no subject on which pub
lie opinion is so unanimous as the efficacy Of
the Hoohand German Bitters. Persons who
have long been suffering from dyspepsia, dis,
ease of the liver, ETC., are Immediately and
permanently cured by their use. Procure
the genuine article, that prepared by DR.. G
M. jackson, at the German Medical Store,
No. 1870, Arch street, below Sixth, Philadel-
phia. Those who are aling should take oul
advice, and try this wonderful medicine.
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INFORMATION: WANTED |!

-OF,ELIIABETH HAGEY Of Ger0an own
" ship. Harrison. County, Ohio, who LETT her
home same two years ago, and has not since been
heard from. she is supposed to be in Washing
ton county, Pa. II she is alive, her parents are
extremely ANXIOUS that she should come home,
as they intend moving to the West, shortly. ANY
information respecting her will be thankfully re-
ceIved by ABRAHAM HAGEY.
Editors in Washington county, Pa, and also
IN Pittsburgh, will confer favor by noticing the
above augl3 3t%
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MhrK tlogSt ana nODCrt
Hogse,
vs. In Chancery.
John Norris and Robert
Norris, ct al
DY VIRTUE Of decree and order Of sale
> issued out of the Court of Common Pleas
OF Harrison County, Ohio, and to me directed,
will oft"r for sale. in lront OF the Court House, il
the town OF Cadiz, in said County on SATUk.
DAY, the TIllRFEENTH of SEPTEMB
next. 1851, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A.
N and O'Clock, p. M. of said day the follow.
ing described REAL ESTATE, to wit: Part o
the north east quarter of Section twenty four
Township eleven of Range seven, IN the oteuben.
VILE Land District, beginning for boundary al
the north west corner Of SAID northeast quarter
Section, and running thence south, with the west
line OF said quarter Section, sIxtyseyen poles Ia
a stake; thence sonth eighty nine degrees and
twenty-five minutes, east one hundred and four
teen poles TO a stake; thence north sixty-seven
poles to a White oak two feet in diameter: thence
west, with the north line of said quarter Section
to the place of beginning.
D HILBERT,
augI3 In Sheriff of Harrison County
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VIO IUIIAJ OHdITIHHN
THOMAS j. LoNaGLY, Secretary.

- Louis James Daguerre, whose great
invention has familiarzed his name through.
out the civized world, in early life gained
considerable notorety by the skill and effect
with which he got up theatrical stage deco
ratIons. tie was scene painter Of extra
ordinary merit
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Allegheny Cattle Market--Aug. Is
Beeves-sold at 2 to e gross equal to
4, 5@5R.
Cows and Calves The average price is
$15,0o@S25,O0 f9 head according to the
quality.
Sheep and Lambs--1@1,5 so u head.
Hogs-none in market.
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NOTICE no CONTRACTORS.
Steubenville & Indiana Railroad.


DRUPOS AIS will be received at The office OF
Il the Steubenvile and Indiana Ralr7nd Com
puny, in Stcubenvild, until the first day of Octo-
her next. for the Grading and Masonry OF The let
Division of the Pond. extending from SteubenvilIc
to the Connotton Valley; and also for the con-
structit of the entire Road between Steubenville
and Coshocton; and also distinct proposals for
the construction Of that portion OF The koad
extending from Coshocton to Newark
The entire length Of this line is about 10 miles,
and i, contains work Of all descriptions, in great
vnriety, some Of which Ia quite heavy.
Proposals will be received for the grading and
mnsonry OF the frst division entire, OF in sections
OF about u lie each, the Company reserVing the
privilege to make such disposition OF the whole
work, as may appear most conducive To its inter
este.
Plans. ProGles, and Specifications caD te seen
at the office Of the Company after the 18th day Of
September, and further information my be obtain.
ed on application to Blickensdtrfer. Jr. Chicii
Engineer, or to the UNDERSIGNED.
jy23-n D. KILGORE. Pfesiden..
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Pittsburgh Market--Aug. 25.

Pittsburgh Market---Aug. Is.
Sales of Flour from wharf $3,OO03, ,Of
from store by the dray load at So, ,25@3,31
for common; SO. 3.50@3, Sc for extra.
Cream Cheese is selling at 6@64; extra
cream is selling at 6a@7c.
Coffee is selling at 9t@lo5; Sugar 6S@
81 in hhds; Molasses 364@374.
Sales of Dried Peaches at s1,37@1 AS;
Dried Apples 75@80c
No. 3 Mackerel $7,25@7,75.
Sales of Feathers at 33@35c.
Wheat is selling at 6O@69c dB bush; Rye
4o@45c; Corn 34@37; Oats 25@3oc.
Bacon Hams 9@94c; Shoulders 8@8I
Sides 9@94 Sugar Cured Hams l04@1oJ.
Wool--common and quarter 90 to 80,
half "a to 35; three quarters SO to 81, full
38 to 40, extra 40 to 43.
The news from the east is unfavorable.
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N(lrICE.

or Those indebted TO the :. CADIZ SENTI
VEL for Volumes l6 and II. will ssttle thriI
accounts with either ofthe present editors OF the
Sentinel, OF Mr., M NJ. Barleson. and NONE,
|oTHER. THOS.aL JEWETr.
ap30-tf T.us,ee
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Cadiz Market---August 27.

New York Market---Aug. Is.
Flour-lndiana 3,75@3,87 Ohio $3.50
1894.
Grain-Wheat; Michigan 95, Ohio 81.--
Rye 73. Corn; mixed 56@57, round SO.
Pork--New mess 12,94@13,O0.
Lard-94
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Baltimore Market---Aug. Is.
Flour-selling at 3,75@4,00.
Bacon--shoulders, 81 sides 9R@1o, hams
II.
Mess Pork-15,75. Mess Beef, 1850.
Wool-common 16M19.
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FRESH BBa1H1F!!
TNrYN NhTTTFp pTTTNTYTp

JUdN M4LLEh, bUICdEh,
NXTILl iurnish GOOD FRESH BEEF 10 the
wv citizens of CPdiz every onday, Wednes-
day and Saturday mornings. He will sell at rea-
sonable rates, aud hopes, by his punctuality and
attention. well as by furnishing good article,
to receive the support ofthe citizens.
nng20-3 81
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PLANK Road Meetines.

A MEETING of the frieHds OF the A" Tnsca-
N rawas and Guernsey Plank Road" viii Be
held at FAIRVIEW. on the 9th. and AT TlPPE.
CANOE. on the Goth OF September neEl, at II
o'cloob, A. NJ. Byrequesi ei the
aug2T CORPORATE BODY.
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Cincinnati Market---Aug. 26.
Flour-selling at $50.
Provisions firm.
Lard 9@1O.
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Philadelphia Market---Aug. Is.
Flour-a good quality 2,75@2,875.
Grain--Wheat 80@92. Corn SO. Oats
SO.
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"Oh, wa'd some power the giltie gle US
To STE ourselves as others see us!''
PRICE REDUCE ID

QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS our MORO.
II ITHERTO Dague'reotypes have been rails
ed above the reach of many, by the high
price at which they were sold, and to bring them
within the reach of all, have concluded TO re-
duce the price. viii. now fit up Likenesses in
good style at a reduced plicc.
Come one come all, ''secure the shadow ere
the substance fade"
"COme on. then,
And come when you will,
perfect likeness you have
If you only set still"
0SF Rooms above Bcall's Drug Store.
aug20-tf fl. DAVIS.
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Rev. Emanuel H. Scarf. A. M,

rev. Emanuel Il. Scarn, A. M,
will continue as the Principal nt the Institution,
whose labors as such during the past year gave
such universal satisfaction. And also, that
MISS CLlEkkSSA IT, SEYMOUR,
Graduate Of Auburn, N. Y. Female Seminary,
will serve rs Principal Teacher in the Female
Department
BOARDING in respectable families can be oh
tained in the Village and vicinity at Sl,25 per
week.
TUITION from $500 to $C,C0 per term Of
ELEVEN Weeks.
G. SEYMOUR, Secretary.
July 80, 1851.