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The State of. OhiO, Carroll county, Ss.-

TIC state OI'VnIOs CaFTOII county, S.
Pursuant TO the command OF two executions, TO
me directed, one of which is from the court OF
common pleas Of Stark county-the other from
the court OF common pleas, Carroll county, Ohio /;
shall expose to public sale at the Court House,
in Carroll county, Ohio, Thursday, the 26th day
of February, A. D., 1862, al o'clock A. NJ, the
following described real estate, to-wt: The north
east Or section "a, township ID, of range S, in the
Steubenville district taken under execution al
the suit of Perer Tiernan against William Nc
Granahan, valued at $27OO,0O. FERNS cash.
GEORGE PUGH,
Jan. %, 1852 Sheriff Of Carroll County,
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NOTICE.

Is hereby given that ihe subscriber has been
appointed and qualified administrator Of the
estate OF Jonathan Rood, late Of Carroll county,
ieceassa. DANIEL STTRATON.
llIh mo. 2lst, 185h- n29 4w
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A GREAT NATIONAL Work THAT EVERY AME-
RICAN SHOULD READ.
The Camp Fires Of the Revolution,
OR THE


WAR OF INDEPENDENCE.
illustrated by thrilling events stories and anec4
dote > as related by the old Continental Soldiers,
whilst gathered round the camp-fres on Dorches-
ter Heights, at Cambridge, at Mount Independence,
on Long Island, at Slppack Creek, at German
town, at Valley Forge, at White Marsh, at Sara
toga, at Middlebrook, on the Susquehann', at
Springfield, at Morrstown, on the Pedee, in the
Swamps, on the Hills of Santee, near Charleston.
&c.
BY HENRY C. WATSON,
With eight beautiful plates, from original designs
by CRooME. The whole forming an elegant 0eta-
vo Volume.
o. Agents are wanted in Ohio to obtain sub
scribers to this work. to whom lib ra discounts will
be given, GEORGE HOWARD,
Publisher, Wooster.
Publishers Of Newspapers inserting the above
prospectus times will be entitled to copy of the
book to be forA arded 10 them as they may direct,
upon the reception Of copy of the paper of the
publisher.
OtT Please cut this out for reference.
Jan. 9, '52.-3t
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0-r Any Paper in Ohio, Indiana, or Illinois,
inserting this advertisement five times and send.
ing us a copy Of the paper, shall receive $5
worth Of the above named books-sent as they
may direct. Dec. 10, '5l.
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A. 5. Ramsey,
ATTORNEY At Law AND SOLICITOR IN
eHASCERT.

viii practice in Carroll and adjoining eounties.
Prompt and efficient attention given 10 oil case
entrusted TO his care. Office in the Court Honse
Dee 9Th. IB5O.-ly.
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LAW NOTICE.
IOHN III. TRIpP.

aUEEN IL = IkHA -
ATTORNEY and Counsellor atLsw and Sells
citOr in Chancery. Office in frame buildings, op
posite "Court house" up stairs, over the store Of
Cameron and Kennedy"
Canollton, o. March 10, 1850.
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Seventh Instalment.

JUST RECEIVED large amount of Dye.
WOODS, such as FusIc, Cam Wood, Log Wood,
Red Wood &C., &c., which we will sell al re.
duced prices, by the barrel, or in quantities to
sui. purchasers. Call al the Drug Sore Of
Dec. II, 1851. c. A. BOEGEL.
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z. z. EcELEY.


Attorneys and Councillors al Ldw,
HAVE entered into partnership, and will practice
at ihelr profession in Carroll and tire adjoining
counties. All business entrusted 10 Them Willrs
eive prompt attention. Office in Tie frame buo
ing, opposite the west door Of the court house
mar 9. '49
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Law NOTICE.

A. l. Ready, Anorney and Cam ssllor al
Lac and Solicitor in Chancery, will practice
in Tuscarawas and the adjoining counties. All
business entrusted 10 bis care will be promptly
auended 10. Office in New Philadelphia, Ohio.
Aprl 5, 1850.
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Business GarOs,
LAW NOTICE.

JOHN n. BlRNHILL, Afforney and COrn.
ssliOr al Lar and Solicitor IN ChaHeery, vii
attend 20 all business entrusted 10 his care in
the counties Of Tnscanwas, Carroll. Harrison
CoshOclon, Holmes, Stark, or elsewhere. or
fee 10 UhnehsEille, Tuscurawas county, Ohio.
July II, 1850.
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Lis Letters

List or Letters
Remaining in the Post Office, at Carrolto1
on the l7Ih day of February, 1859.
AIheron ThomOs Long John
Alheron Nancy Lyle ]. NJ.
Amos Mordica Lighiner Valentine
Beadle Levi Letter Ann
Briceland John Lawler Mary A. 2
Buck w. F. McGranahan Fanny
Beadle VIM. Maple Matilda
Brooks Thomas Miller J. L.
Buris John Moore Thomas A.
Boreland Mary Jane McGavran John
Cline Geo. H. Maple David
Clark Thomas Meeks Amos
Capper John Mcfarland Geo. 2
Davis Joshua Mills John
Dixon John Mayork Anne
Downs John or Alfred Parkinson Susannah
Deford Nathan B. Pease P.
Ebersole John Rodes Isaac
Eagy Henry Rider Henry
Ferra Calvin Rutan Isabel
Forster George Reynols Francis
Freshwater David Snyner jeremiah
Greenamyer Jacob Satsgiver Joseph
Guinea jonathan Slaey Stephen
Greenwich Joseph Shepherd James
Graham John Sniveley Mary
Hays Fl. SIinguff W. H.
Henderson G. T. Sells Gabriel Sells
Hoops Sarah Simmons Adam
Hart Jonathan Shook Lucinda
Haverslick Amos Toot Moses
Huston Daniel Trussel Catharine
Hess S. A. Williams Robt.
Keene Geo. c. Williams Saml.
KnIner Jonas ZoIlurs Matthias
Kuneke A. Il.
Persons calling for any Of Ihe above letter
will please say advertised"
G. ELSON, P. M.
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r. McLAvE r. CROsIgR
M'CLAVE q CROsIER,
ATTORNEYS and Counselors at Law. Office
in the South Eastern corner Of the Court House
Carrollton, Ohio. mar 9,'49.
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Pursuant to an order of the court of common
pleas of Carroll c,pnty, 0hio entered at the No
vember session, A d. 1851, will offer for SALE on
the premises on Wednesday the 4th day of Febru-
ary, A. d. 1852, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following
real estate, viz: The undivided half of the east
half of the northeast quarter OF Section S5 TIP. H.
R. 5, of the lands made subject to sale at Steuben-
vile, Ohio said lard belonging to James and
John Swaes, minor heirs of Richard Swales, de-
ceased. SAMUEL HEIDY,
Jan 2, '52.-td Guardian, &c.
A SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF PALE
BRAND Y, also The genuine Port Wine on hand
at the drug Store of c. A. BOEGEL.
Dec. II, 1851.
Pert and Malaga Wine,
One barrel of each, superior article, for sale at
the Drug and Grocery Store of
D. STEPHENSON
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Totals S597 SO 697 So
Raised on the farm l65 bushels Of wheat 2lO
Of oats 400 Of corn in the ear so bu Of potatoes
437 bs beef 300 lbs veal 800 lbs of pork 400
heads cabbage.
STO -K-2 horses 4 milch COWS & beifera
Average number Of paupers, Six Of this num-
Der are IDIOTS.
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ANIMAL REPORT

Ofthe Carroll county Ia6Fmary, Ger ne ysaf sn-
ding December lsi 1881. aeeePted b The commls-
sioners and exhibiting tbe receipts ant ekpeudi-
fureN Of tha fuirmarW
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-02-21

CoTToN.-On Saturday, telegraphic dispatches
were received announcing the steamer Europa,
with Liverpool dates to the 24th ult, and advising
the sale there for the week ending on that date,
at 44,0C0 bales, with firm and steady market
This news induced our buyers to enter the market
freely resulting in sales OF COCO to 1000 bales, at
very full prices. The business of Monday was
moderate, about 5000 bales changing hands, at
outside fgues. On Tuesday buyers again went
into the market with much animation, and the
sales of the day were 5000 bales at 74@78 cents
for middhng. Holders were rather high for buy
ers.on Wednesday, and consequently but 5000
bales were sold, without change in prices. Thurs
day was dull, quiet day, COCO bales only being
sold at rather easier rates. Yesterday, Friday,
the morning opened quietly, but late in, the day
dispatches announced the arrival of the steamer
Pacific with dates from Liverpool to the 28th ult.
Sales there, in three days, were reported to be
| IS, 900 bales, at one-eghth of penny advance.
| These adyces caused a better demand and sales
were made of 5000 to 1000 bales at very extreme
rates. Total sales for the week are estimated at
$4,000 bales taken principally for France and
England. Eastern buyers participating to a very
! ,,.,,l.r TIA .EF
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GBAEEAR ".

Departed this life, near Owensboroug, on the
18Th inst, of erysphelas Miss FANNIE E. MAYO,
aged Ia years
My cousin Fannie, thou art no more-the young,
the innocent, the gay gone forever, a bright
but fleeing unsurpassed away like the glorious
but vanishing tints of early spring morning
the opening rose bIghted untimely and fallen
from the parent STEM to scatter its perfumed leaves
and mingle with It's mother earth. Oh ! how can
gather sufficient fortitude to pay this poor trib-
ute to her loneliness and sad fate. She had, by
her artlessness and joyousness, made friends OF
all, young and old She was beloved by all, and
idolized by widowed mother, of whom she was
the pride and only solace; for her Fannie and in
her Fannie that bereaved mother lived. No more
will her bird like carol soothe at that parents
lonely heart. And now who shall offer consola-
ton, save Him on high, to whose decree, no mat
ter how heart-rending, she always bowed in hui
mility of spirit and with Christian faith Oh may
that courage in the Lord not fail her now may
heavenly strength be given her to bear this bitter
trial may she view her beautiful and youthful
daughter who, shielded by purity and innocence
has passed triumphantly through the valley of the
shadow of death and has feared no evil, blessed
now and forever, with immortal youth and beauty
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MRRIE Don the 18th February, 1852, by Rev
A. d. Corbn at St Paul's Church, Columbus, Nj
WILLIAM S. ANDERSON, of Mobile, Ala, and Miss
ELIZA WEIGH, of Columbus, and formerly of Phla.
0-With the above, the printers received their per-
quisite-a large and delicious cake for which they re-
turn the happy couple their thanks, wishing them the
fullest enjoyment and the richest blessings ever youch
safed to mortals below.
On Tuesday evening the 18th inst by Rev. S. R
Frerson, Mr. JACOB ". STORY, of Ala, and Miss
MARY A. SMELL of this county.
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ElI1a I'D IS
SKIS. i J. 90 .ssss
AugEAD or ALE. OTHERS!

THE ENVY OF ALL Pill MANUFACTURERS! +!
BECAUSE they are safer, better and more effica-
cious than any others; and because the public will
take no others if they can get them
Five hundred thousand boxes have been sold annu-
ally for the last five years. Young and old, male and
female always take them with equal safety, with
out fear.
If pills be necessary for purging and cleansing the
stomach and bowels, and purgng the blood and fluids
of the body take no otherslor other pills produce
those combined effects or contain Sarsaparia in them.
Eat, drink and live as usual and pursue your usual
occupation whilst taking them without fear OF taking
cold, during all kind of weather
One thousand Dollars are waged that more genu-
inc certificates (rom physicians Clergymen, Members
of Congress and respectable ctzens) can be produced
of their efficacy than of any others, and Ten Dollars
will be forfeited in every instance where one box will
not do more good than two boxes of any other.
Forty Pills are in a box, and sold for Twenty-Five
cents per box with directions and much wholesome adj
vice accompany each box. They have no taste or
pleasant smell-ree from dust powder OF any kind
do not pripe the stomach or bowels,-produce no
sickness, vomiting or bad feelings They are good at
all tines and adapted to most diseases common to
mankind.
No one having once taken them will be willing to
take any others afterwards because they always do
good, and if they do not then others will.
DR.. n. B. LEIDY, the proprietor and manufacturer
is regular Druggist Chemist and Physician, Of fifteen
years experience in Philadelphia Graduate of the
University of Pennsylvania; member of different
Medical Institutions Of Philadelphia, New York, Bos
ton, Baltimore &c and associate and corresponding
member of several Medical Institutions of London and
Pars-hence the reason Of the greater confidence
placed in his pills and there being recommended in the
practice of most respectable physicians throughout the
United States
Principal Depot, DR.. LEInYs DsPENsARY No 1l4
North Front St, Philadel phia--and sold wholesale
and retail by 5AyFES EsEAEEs, Columbus, Mi.
Also, by COLEMAN & CLAYTON Aberdeen, Mi. JOS
TUCKER, Mobile, Ala; J. WRIGHT & Co.. n. o.
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C. S. FENNER, M. D.,
General and 0PlslglaIEEic Surgeon,
(Lqte Of Ncw Or'eans,l
ABERDEEN, MISS.

HAVING established himself in Aberdeen, will rac-
| tice exclusively a surgeon, including the medi-
cal and surgical treatment Of the diseases Of the EYE.
lie invites theattenton of persons requiring Surgical
Operations, either for the relief of diseases the
moval of deformities. Among the cases that come
within his department Of the profession, he will emu
merate d few, such
Operations for Hase-Hp- Club foot-contractea ten
dons-closed Japs h result Of soJjoaton-L iliot0my-
7hiaorS Of Uarios Ljnds-Sirangu'Gted Hernia-Aeur-
isns dc CANCERS cured without he aid Of the
hn5s II preferred by the patient.
From his extensive experience in treating diseases
of the eye he is enabled give relief in many cases
that have been regarded incurab'e and would par
cularly ask the attention Of those having Cataract
Pterigum, Opacity Of the Cornea, or who have lost
their sight from other causes; also those who have
=" SORE EYES Of long standing resulting in Gran
ular ids-as he believes he give entire and per
maneut relief in every case where the structure Of the
Eye is not destroyed by the iniamaton
Feb 7, 1852 Ok
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Written for the Southern Standard.
Lines to my Sister on the Death Of her Husband.
BY HENRI.

BY HENRI.
Sister the Sun arose clear and bright on your
Bridal morn ; and hope, delusve hope,
10 future pointed bright, as that
Mornings rosy dawning light above
Though from thy father Kind and mother fond,
Thy sisters love and brothers. boating hearts,
Soon thou vast away to stranger. going,
The glad, the joyous smile of early years
Danc'd in thine eye-play'd on thy lips and brow
Because a holy love, whose depth till now
Unknown, unto thee given and by thee
Returned. Oh the bliss of being loved
Above the world beside, and the right of
Giving back multipies tenGold.
But soon clouds obscured that rosy dawn,
And clouds your future darkened, sister, love
Sickness paid the cheek-dm'd the lustrous eye
Weekend grew the frame of him you loved;
And ere three weeks had roli'd their ample round;
You closed his eyes in death-entom'd his
Mortal clay beneath the clods, damp and cold
And in that grave your dawning future set
long, a-dreary, starless, moonless night
Oh sister, mine
With deep, intensely anxious agony,
watched thy tear dimed eye and pallid brow,
Thy quivering lips and wasting Frame
Mark'd thy hearts deep wild anxious throbings,
The untold anguish of thy inmost soul.
Yea, in the deep stiffness of mdnight's hour,
Like the lone dove her lost mate moaning,
The faint sad means of thy quvering heart
Fall, like lava, my list'ning ear;
Pierce, like sharpened DART my bosoms core.
Come darling one, and lay thy aching head
On thy sisters breast share thy bitter grief
With her whose heart doth bleed for thee, anguisheC
Riven, sorrow stricken, agonizd one
Oh lay thy beating heart against mine own;
Let the ''warm foldngs of a sisters love-
Atone, in part, for him who hath been
Garnered with the jewels of the King of Kings.
All let me gently wipe the falling tear,
And softly, kindly, smooth thy troubled bosom,
n. Al LII
Beyond the Moon and starry dome of night;
Beyond the blazing Sum- and brighter too
Than he; where thy SOULS love doth sweetly sing
Amid the blood-washed throng, hosanahs
To the eternal Three in One.
Sister dear He who deeply pierced thy heart,
Surely will the fostering wound make whole;
Then trust Him trust Him, weeping child of God,
Oh turn thy streaming eyes and bruised heart
To that holy fount of love yelling,
Ever pure and bright, from the SAPPHIRE throne
Ofthe Great A NJ.
/ Oak Grove Monroe county, Mi,
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Administrative Notice.

T ETTERS Of administration having been granted
to me, at the February term, 1852, of the Probate
court of Lowndes county, Mississippi, the estate o.
Washington Wells, deceased All persons having
claims against the said estate, hereby notified tt
present them within the time prescribed by law ano
all persons indebted to the same, will come forward
and make immediate payment
SARAH WELLS,
/ Feb IA 1852 3:3t Administrative.
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JAMES JONES d co.

JAMES JUNES d co.
HAVE just received full assortment of Select
Ill Powdered Medicines" These Medicines are put
up by the first House that commenced this reforma-
ton in the United States, and have, since their com
mencement, continued to keep up the reputation frs
established. These Powders are put up in air-tigh
bottles, and each bottle encased in neat paper box
excluding the rays of light entirely. Also,
Tarrant's Settler Apericut,
Elixer of Turkey Rhubarb,
Powdered Ginger, Cinnamon and Cloves,
Chloraform, Sodide of Potassium,
Linseed Oil and White Lead,
Western strained Lard Oil,
Brandies and Wines (medical)
Pratt's Artificial Nipples,
=" Cuppng apparatus, in case,
Thompsonian Medicines &c. &c,
At the sign of the NEGRO & MORTAR
Jan II, '51.
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WAsHINGToN.--We find the following interest
ing paragraph in the January number of the In
temational:
q" 1t will crafty every reader of American his
tory to lean that we soon to have three phases
of the character of Washington, presented by
men so eminent as Daniel Webster, Mr.. Irving,
and Mr.. Bancroft. Mr. Webster, we have reason
to believe, has nearly completed his Memoir of
the Political Life of the great Chief; Mr.. Irving
work, which has been sometime announced, will
make US familiar with his personal qualities, and
Mr. Bancrofts History of the Revolution will dis
play his military career it has never before
been exhibited, it can be presented by none
but cur greatest historian. The first volume OF
Mr.. Bancroft's work on the Revolution is passing
through the press, and will, doubtless, be pub
lished early in the Spring. 1t has been kept back
by the authors failure to obtain, until within a
few weeks past, certain important documents ne
cessary to its completion. "
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ATTACEEFzENT.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
I 2


Allen Motley,
1861 Attachment for 500 90.
Robert Gassovay.S
IT OTICEis hereby given that suit by attachment,
In has been instituted in favor of Allen Motley, plain
tiff, against the estate of the above named Robert
Gassozeay defendant for the of sixty dollars and
that unless the said defendant be and appear before the
Judge Of next circuit court to be holden for tho
county aforesaid, the Courthouse in the town Of
Columbus, on the third Monday Of March next, and
plead answer demuu thereto, the same viii be ia
ken for confessed, and Judgment entered against him
for the principle and interest claimed, besides the
costs of this suit aud the guarnishee discharged.
Given under my hand, this Sd day of February A.
d. 1852. A. E. LOVE Clerk.
W. L Harris, attorney for plaintiff,
Feb Z, 1852 a:4t
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EEgON RAEEENGS. :
MORE & GALLAGHER,

CORNER of Broad and Goats SITS, Philadelphia
Manufacturers Of all kinds of Ratings for fronts
Of cemetary enclosures, Verandals. Balconies Chairs
Settees Tables, Lions. Dogs, Fountains, and every
kind of fancy Iron Work which will be warranted tt
equal designs, and at very low prices.
Mr. Richard Miller will receive orders and has the
designs.
Feb J4I852 3:x
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Aberdeen EEigis scAooE.

Il J
THIS Institution is intended to supply want which
! has long been felt in our community. The grow
ing Importance OF Aberdeen, It's healthy position and
the interest felt III the of Education by its cit
zens, warrant the belief that High School of the
very first class, viii receive liberal patronage. By
the multiplication of teachers. and assigning each
distinct branch Of study, thorough,
and finished education can be acquired than where the
entire burtkern Of all the departments devolvCs upon
one individual, whatever be his scholarship -.
II will be the aim Of the Faculty in the Aberdeen
High School, prepare their students for entrance in
any OF the Glasses in Universities and to a-
ford that large class of young men, who do not
design taking College course an extensive, practical
and finished education. AS I'll the members Of the
Faculty are known to the Aberdeen public, they
refer with pride and confidence to their numerous pat.
rons and former pupils in this negkborlood and elss
where, for their professional success and ability
The discipline and general supervision Of the insti-
tuition will be under the control of tie Principal whose
varied experience and uniform success in the manage
ment OF southern boys will il IS hoped be guarantee
for the good order and proper department of the pupils.
The position selected for the High School IS that
large and elegant manson, built by the late George
Wi1ht,nan, esq. Il is situated beautiful eminance
in the suburbs Of the City bat sufficiently convenient
to students living in any portion Of it. The House
consists oftWelve large rooms. aoriing ample
mediation and extensive play grounds attached.
FACULTY:
J. CRAwFo6D. NJ ,iacpgl and Prof. f English and
Ancient Ljtrature 5Iental Philosophy and Eg-utiou
W II. JoHNsOy, A NJ, Prof. Of Ancient Classics
J. ". FEsE1, Prof. Of Mathematics.
The Modern Languages, ii desired, viii be taught by
visiting Professor Of ability and experience.
TUITION FEES
The English branches, comprising Grammar,
Geography, Writing and Arithrte tc........SI5 90
The Classical Mathematical ana higher Eng
Isl course ........,. ....,.....-.. IS 0e
Incidental fee: Ito be paid Ut Cntrauce1 ! 90
The session viii commence on the 9Th day Of jan
uGry, 1882 and continue a weeks.
Students from distance can obtain board in families
of the highest respectfully. At from eight ten dol
lars per month and can procure doritoTies in the in
sttujon, where they will be under the supervision of
the Principal and one of the Professors
Reports Of the conduct Of student and his stan
ding in his various classes VIII be furnished monthly
TO parents
Tne following gentlemen, Inn reference may
be made, have consented TO act Visitors of the In
stution Bishop Paine, d. d., Rev. J. Iarrison d. II
Professor Ingraham Rev. S b. Sykes, r. II. Dalton
Nj. D., Judge Rogers, Jas. E. Harrison, esq, John l.
Tndall NJ ID.
Patrons at distance requested to apply as ear
y possible in order that suitable arrangements may
be made for the accommodation of pupils. ADDRESS
J. CRAWFORD,
Nov II, 1851. 43:3m High School, AlefGesa, HI.