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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-06

Scions, for grating in spring. are oil
course much more easily preserved than
buds For these they prefer the eX'rem'l =
tiles of strong shoots, or any othef part ol
which the thickness is about equal to that
Of a Quill, and the length Of from sixteen
to twenty inches with prominent eyes, not
excepting the terminal, which ought always
to be preferred, if ithas not burst It's e"'e''
ops. ,
It has long been remarked in many coun-
tries. that in order to preserve gra's' eS-
pecialy for transportation, they ought TO De
separated from the parent tree before 'hey
have commenced to vegetate. IN Inc Gil
mate of Paris, the mouth of February APP
pears to us to be the best time for taking
Them off; they ought then to be placed III d
Northern exposure, in a horizontal position
on the soil, and covered over with some OF
that adjoining, to the depth of about 2 ~
inches. They should remain III that position
till their buds are well sweled, by winch
time the stock intended for their reception
will be much more advanced, a necessary
condition, as have already explained. II
the cuttings for gratis have to be sent to a
distance, il is best to send them oil as soon
as they are taken from the tree. II the
journey require only three weeks, or a
month, it will be sufficient to tie them up In
packets, putting some dry moss between
them, in order IA prevent them from being
bruised, and thea insert their basis n a'ball
ofmost clay, covered with fresh moss, the
whole tightly envsiuped in thin coating OF
straw But ifthe cuttings have 10 be sent
to great distance, so as to require several
months OH the way, they should be lnclosed
in box, in small parcels, all laid with their
tops in the same direction, their thick ends
being covered with clay aud fresh moss, the
whole compactIy fastened with lathS like
wise coated with moss. If for long sea
voyage, care should be taken TO close the
hex, but if not, some holes may be- made III
the top to prevent the shoots becoming
noudy. have sent gratis packed IN thl;
way to ST Petersburg, New York etc anc
they have always arrived in good condition
-GQrdentr'S Chronicle.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-06

ming to the stable keeper, :" if etell me the
way to the railroad IFS Mike Mahoney
rhatlI quick be out of country where
honest men are onciviIIy heated"
The road was pointed out to Mike, and
he trudged off at a rapid pace, while the
landlord, deliberately turning his team
around, departed, amid shout of laughter
lnwardly resolving never to arrest man
70. hOrse.stealing again.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-06

A gentleman prs>ing country church
WhlIe under repair, observed to one of the
workman, that he thought it wonld be all
expensive 3D.
"Why, yes" replied he but in my opin-
ion "" shall accomplish what our reverend
divine has tried to do for tie last thirty
YEAR, in vain
" What is that :" asked the gentleman.
Why, bring all The parish to repen.
lance. of course"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-06

For the Freeman.
MOONLIGHT MUSINGS.


f'T -
Last eve stood by the winioW side,
The moons bright rays to view,
As she seemed t. 4 rat in gorgeous pride
In STA of ether blue.
But dark, ense cloud that wandered free,
O'ers.laduwed her face If light,
Aud a spirit seemed TO whisper me,
"'rwiI be thus with thy visions bright"
TIL thy hnp IS shine now like the moons bright raEs
II a clear and clJudless sky,
Deem surroS viii Gnme with It's cloudy maze,
Till the heart rain dlms thine eye"
Thus DER my spirit a gloom was cast,
AMI sal freh ding Thought
Tint nv sea.nn OF hliss would soon he past,
AMI the future with woe be fraught.
on, well may we pause in the joyous hour
In wurd If CHI lnse and blight,
Where the summer fades, and the leaf and flower
And our smiles wirh t-ars unlte,-
Pause, and 10 * frward to brighter spheres,
Where the spirit II jnv nils not thrnhVh tears,
And sorrow ms n I, through Ettrniy'S years.
CELIA.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-06

An Irishman was sued by doctor for
the amount Of his bill for medicine and at
tendance, aud Paddy being called upon To
state why he retu'ed To pay, replied
!" Why should pay for such stuff The
medicine was OF no use to me; sure he sent
me two emeilcs aud meier one Of them
could keep on my stomach"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-06
DIR. LlBBEY's
Celebrated Pile Ointment.


As prepared for the Graeenberg Com ay, and bearing
the Seal Of that Institution None genuine unless il has
the Seal Oi the Company.
The PILES, (or Hemorrhoids,) is we'll and wide
y spread complaint, pparng age condition Of life
and amer subjectng the sufferer years Of fortune and
frequently I" the most painful surgical operations is pro-
nuuneed NEURAL e Qr Rut II IL durable disease in any
and every stage even where the knife s pronounced the
last and only hope. 1t is curabe as any malady that
afcts the human Frame II yeldS TO the right remedial
gency as promptly as hle yields Ia water ON this point
there Ia not d,uht by I'll whn have used this Ointment
great number Of witnesses Of the very highest cspeca-
hliy, stand ready to testify to this, and explain
trers the history Of their II il necessary to
trouble thu reader with tedious recital of different cures
but simply to say that
QET A CURE rs WARRANTED.-CG
This Is sufficient argument IL induce every person snf
ferng underthS disease tn try IT, The Money viii be i'm
mediaey refunded II does not result from Its use
according tn directions.
atT Sold in Montpelier by Redfeld 4 GranRis. =. X
Collins J. A. $. White Norihhed G. Chapm IN, Wood
'iOok Hicks 4 Co Calais II. s. n A. r. Camp. Stowe
w. H. Wood ward, Waterbury aud by agent In every
town and village throughout the State, 80,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-06
Horne s. Nests.

"Talk about YOUR fast bosses I" said
Jonathan. Why, | guess you never
heerd Tell how fathers old blind mare got
both her eyes knocked into one, did ye. :
Wall, you see, we'd TUNED her out 4" past
lur. one day, in zen acre lot, where the
hornets nests was as thick as fifteen gals
at qullln' party, Aud what does the tarnla
contrary old criItcr do but Jest 60 and sticks
her nigh fore foot right slap down inter one
on EN- which, as Il material consequence
le,ched the whole eternal swan Of yaller-
legged varnlnls alb Ut her ears, in less'n
malt a shake Of IaInbs tail When she
found what an all-tir d mnss hedklcked up
she started off IN Jest about the slreakGuess
kind of way that you ever rec chain light
mn chase squirrel round IA crooked
v,alned hemlock with bark III. Jerusalem
now she run. The hornets couldn't keep
I'D with her. any mnrem The hehlock sparks
ken keep up with yer thunderln' locomotive
engines. Gre ton, hoN that are mare dId
rnn-and that's Jest The way she got her
ewes spit for she run ST. fast that both her
hInd shoes cum IF IN consequence OF the
cenlrlugle motion, and before they'd had a
chance To git to the ground she'd run round
the lot, and they took her right in the coun'
temance, aud knocked both her eyes int
kingdom cum
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-06
ON A CONTRARY WIFE.

A wRggish e'ap whwAe vtxen wife,
by drowning lost her preciOns life,
Called out his neighbors, all around,
Aud tull ZEN hit MS 1p III se was drowned,
And, spite Il s,arcl, could nj be found;
H. knew. he said the very nook
Where she ID imbad in tbs broo
And ho dragg d along the shore,
Ab,v the place Il III 10 " more.
"Ah,vc he place " the people cried,
=" Why, whtd'ye meaa!" rr min replied,
"Of course, yon don't lp,I1se III 60
And waste the time to '0K below!
I've known lhJ wan IN q lite spell,
An learnt hsr fl'hinns 'l'b'S we'll
Alive nr dead she'Il 90, swow,
Against the current any how "
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-06
Dr. Upham'S We .etabIe EIccluary
OR, .,.. :

MtrrnoI Rempdy for tie Piles i!
Prepared by A. Upham, NJ. d 1876 Bowery, N. Y.-are
uarly edncued P icdn who devotes his attention al
most entirely TO III Disease.
DR.. UphamS ElectuaTy is certain cure for tile Piles
whether bleeding or Blind Piles, lniernalor External and
also for other Diseases which are frequently found in
junction with Piles.
Letter Of Capt w. Mclean, late of the U. s. Service
and member Of the New Jersey Legislature.
Railway, N. J.
have heen afflicted for years with the piles, have
Tried, without anything like permanent henrft, almost
epthing assuming the name of remedy had as a mat
ter Of course lust all confidence IN medicine Und ths
FEELING was itdnced not without reluctance conesstO
use Cpham's Eectnay p and having used il fol about
three weeks. according to the directions laid down. find
To my utter SURPRISE well satisfaction, that every
Symptom OF the disease has left me.
think it due alike to Dr. Upham and myself to make
this statement. G. W. McI.EAN.
For sale IN Montpelier by 8. X. Collins and Redheld
GranhiH: l.. Fl. Delano, East Ha dwick Dr. A. smith
Hardwick Street; Woodward & Brayley, Waterbury
F. E. Smith. Norihfed. 3:ly
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-06
PETROLEUM.. OR ROCK OIL.

A NATURAL REMEDY, procured tTnm well 4OO teet
n deep, aud pOsseSsisg WONDERFUL Curative Pow
ers in diseases Of the Chest, Windppe and lnngs Also
fr The cure Of Diarrhe Piles, rheumatism, Asthma broh
chts. ScrOfua or Kings Evil, Burns and Scald' Neural
Ga eter, R!ngworn, Obstinate Euptions Of the skin
Btehes and Pmss on the Face, Deafness Chroulc sore
Eyes, Eyspsas Pain in the Bones and Jints, and all
that class of diseases in which Alternative purifying med
lcine IL Indicated
Tho Petroleum
Is Natural Remehy 1t is put up as It flows from the
bosom Of the eah without any thing being added To or
taken fIum il.
gets it, ingredients from The beds Of substances pas es
channel They are blinded together IN
rnch form as to defy all human competition Inc re
trnleum, this respect is lihe Mineral Waters, whose
virtues most chronic diseases, are Acknowledged not
only by yrcias hui by the community at lage THESE
singula fluids flowing out fon the earth, inlpiegnhtta
with medicinal substances Of different properties. ana
holding them in such complete solution as t" require Inc
aid If Chemistry o. detect them bears ample proof to he
fact that they are Compounded by the master hand of Ma
nre, for the alienation Of human suffering and dls' aSr'
Ii Petroleum medicine at AL It good one, nr Nature
half dies her wUkand that 1t Is medicine "t uh
eqialed puweF, we have The must abundant testimony
For sale by s. X Collins and 5. P Redheld, Montpelier
and by NJ French Narrs lSin9
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-06
V1177I7tI VIOFINI4o' aBVV IoWn1tnus Mas.
For Sale. Wholesale and Retail, at PFimeSv
pal Office, ScOllay's Building, TremOae
Row. Boston.

AGENTS.. K CULLIA., 'I.,ul PETER; ". H. Wood
wsrd, Waterbury Horace Holden, Middesex A. G. Burn
ham, Moret0wn Cyrus skinner, Watsfrid; Nathan
Cimball Warren Geo. H. Edison, South Norhheld F. G..
smith, Norlheld Mark French, Barre Andrew Dolly,
rainfeld Charles Eiblsy, No. MOntpeIier A. p Hicks
Fast Calais Putnam & Wooster, Marsh6eld; Sam. Bel
ding Eden J. II. Bennett, stowe 6. r. Hopkins Co..
Johnson; L. u. Noyes Hydepark Moses Fisk, Morris
Vile; a. w. French, Lunenburg Darling Woodbury.,
Concord l.. Bingham and Co., West Concord and ~
agents In Utmost every town and village Of New England
and by dealers in medicines generally in other staessIy
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-06
IMPORTANT TO CLERsYMEN

IMPORTANT TO CLERGYMEN.
From the Rev. Owen Th, mas, Holy head
Dear Sir-Dr LocOrk's waters do gre at deal If goO"
sy dice got II bad cold from damp bed abnut thirty
we years ago and my ice vey bad ever since civ
g great pain me whe preaching or singng--and an
cry fond Of singing. used many different M dcines Jane
ole ui th-m did good to a II lie tine hut Dr. l. rock
the best IT ALT clears my aud stops the cuugn
instantly have never found anything I" compare with il
have been 80 years Wesleyan m mister, and all Iii
Wesleyan Methodists in the prncpay know me twtnl,
years uf which have Ii ed at llOl bead aud AIN know
personally ali the first men If that body many If wnu
have admired the effects Of the WATERS in clearing III,
vnce aud stopping tn. CUug-they never saw such med
cine before. My wife, ever since Chramas, has brel
very well after taking two boxes. am W tnefs of he
power to stop flghtln fit of coughing in instant.
l. as Wesleyan preacher, call upon all preachers anc
singers nj every denOmnati0n to take these waters fn
improving he vuce aud curing cuughS You may puhls
my testimonials fu the excel ut waters if you wish
am truly yours, o" EN- THOMAS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-06
OLD STOMACH COMPLAINTS.
CASH ! CASH!! CASH y!

Nd the Highest Prices paid for Pelts Wool, Ship
n ping Furs, and Country Produce.
Montpelier, Jan. 1852. 4af WALKER L. WHITE
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-06

liver isexci+d to action the pores are opened and the
skin made sOfi and moist Thus is the body purged
through all its outlets, namely THE BOWELS, LIVER,
KIDNEYS and SKIN. Thus Is disease arrested and
eradcnred while at the tune tone and vgor i'm
parted TO he whole SYSTEM the body is relieved, eshen
ed strengthened, and health renewed and, like all The
helth operations OF nature all been done without
violence or irritat on uncUnciousy.
From the peculiar combination OF ingredients, these
pills. are particularly valuable for the promotion and cure
of Fevers in general, all Bilious and Liver complaints,
Iaundice. general debility, common and Sick headache,
Desprpsia Heart burn, COstiveness. Grpng rinay dis
ease, UhtrnctiUn 0fhe mensee, influenza, Asthma and
great vnret Of other acute and chronic diseases in
hne, tO all ordinary family so great is the conf
dence entertained by the propretOrs the curative pro
their agents refund the price where they do not give sat
ief
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-06
The Graefenberg Vegetable Pills.
Pills have met the
unnaralled anDrObatiOn of

NHESE FILLS nave met the
= unparalleled appreciation of
the public wherever used
they supercede all Others. No
article Of the medicine kind
operates so charmingly and ST.
tectually upon the system
They readily dissolve in the
stomach, and soon find their
way into the circulation, thus
rapidly visiting every organ,
every blood vessel, and every
minute insterSiice OF the body,
-The bowels are etfectually
operated upon, hut without
pain, nausea or gripping D.; the
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-06
Green Mountain Ointment.

Among the diseases tn which this wonderful ointment
is adopted the following gandular swelling, ague in
the face swellrd breast, and nipples of nursing
men, bronchitis, elons and ring worms scald head, and
is an invaluable dressing for burns, scalds ana drawn
hsers shingles, erysipelas, Piles. - Inflammation Of
The eyes Yields the power Immediately all bruises and
fresh cut wounds cured with great rHpidy Fever
and scroiuous changed into heating
condIion and frequently entirely cured
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-06

Fur disorders ofthe eyes this Lotion has equal II h
compounded upon he most scient c principles, and has
REFORMED extraordinary For violent Inflammation
ordinary Inflammation dmness and failing of the sight
weakness Of the eyes involuntary weeping ort ign sub
in the eyes ETC., Il Is positive aud speedy
p ice d els q bottle. with full directions.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-06

MILL sAAs S, received and fur sale by
N1Aarch |. srokks LANGDoN.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-06

lam anxious to impress upon my readers the necessity
paying particular attention to this observation it
general for ell the operations.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-06
Price 20 els, Dor, auth Jul directions.
Graefenberg Health Bitters.

These are entirely vegetable sknlIy and elegantly
prepared by the Graefenbeg Company fl number Of
Herbs and Vines gathered in The vust and pTanes II
America. A. tonic deobsuent resiOrer Of the tone
o the SYSTEM and tn refresh the salluw complexion they
are of immediate and potent efficacy.
T. a
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>2~~ c>1.5f"'1sss| We~
TO OUR sUBsCRIBERs

The Of peson will be boohs Sn'css "
pay aan oi the puon be made Ia advance.
Distant subscribers money letter the pssss Ga
which viii be paid BY ~ ssts
transmission. 9l fHsst N
COUNTRY PAPER published IN weekly daring
soas Of Congress, and nli-weekly during 1858
Subscriptions for period less than will BIZ received
pIoportioned TO the above itaAA
Q fOsTMAs1ERs authorized sa1 W
sending DAILY subscribers, with $50 enclosed
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers with S25 enclosed WEEKLY
Subscribers with $40 enclosed, viii be enuued of ts
same furnish subscribers tot, svas.
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Nnt~evsity of Maryland.

NmINrVstfy NafyInnd
THE will begin Thursday October H.
i and end the lst OF March, lssa,
Pr.opss Practice Of Surgery and Clinical Surgery Nathan
n. amitb, ~ u.
Chemistry nd rh,rmacy William v, A. Aikin NJ. u,
Of Medicine and Clinical Medicine, sam
uet thew, NJ u.
Anatomy md Physiology, Joseph Roby, NJ. u.
Obstetrics, Richard ". Thomas NJ "
Msa Medca, Thsopcuucs, and Pathology George W. Mien-
berger, NJ u.
Prscprei Anatomy, Berwick n. Smith, NJ. u.
for course 500 dsmopstrao fee $40 maicna
ton, 81 graduation, s1o.
the faculty have nj their
vcs containing ahusded and
University, and managed and
entirely cuy This devoted 10 the
which furnish
profitable subjects encsl observation An
addition be Daring which win
and II IL
M school throughout the without fee
abundant snd cheap Expenses Of living
In NasImor~ s~ ! W A. Atlantic city
WILLIAM y. A. AKIN, ID, Dean.
p.rrrwosv, Msy Is, tsn.
Jniy9 Pa
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF GEOReETOwN COL


MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF GEORGETOWN COLI
LEGE.
Coru- Of r. and Tceifh Streets Hashingfon, n G.
Noble Young D. Principles
Charles H. Beberman NJ D. Professor Of Institutes and Practice
OF Surgery,
Podorsdo Howard NJ D. Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases
o Women nd Children.
Johnson Elliot, NJ. ID Professor of Anatomy.
Joshua Rtohe NJ D. Professor OF Mnera Medca and Physi
ology.
J. w. Loveloy, NJ. D., Professor Of Chemistry
Samuel W. Everett Nj -, Associate Professor OF Anatomy.
A. X, Young, NJ. ID. Demonstration of Anatomy
Tbe Lectures will Monday Novembe
and continue until March,
Clinical Lectures operations performed
patient. from the Inhrnay Public Dipensay aached the
College.
Pc. fDr the fun
INAUGURATION, tpad only once)
%
D"u'onsafaiors uek-t....... 10
For further information, address
FLoDoRhDo HOWARD, NJ, D., Dean,
Sept T-1awd&cptNovI Corner OF Tenth streets
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BY ROBERT An n ST MOVIE.
Proposals Eor Furnshinx the Paper roT the f"biie
Patntinx-


patntiUK-
Oyslas eur o FUBLIc rKTsriso,
WashinxoD, September ~, 1882
IN provide executing The public print
approved August 1892 sealed proposals WIN be
un, i've nrst Monday 10Th day
December next O'Clock for furnishing the
tnxs public printing the
ns on day 1884, and endsg on the st day
Dscs~Ass, 1855. ., !. III - /, u Ill, !, 7,
ns ousuuiy quality and description of each kind
vi be required
900 rrzms printing paper, uncaendeed "a
~ inchss and weigh forty five pounds the Of
400 sheets.
ClAssa. aet#
900 reams printing papef eaendsred "a by 30
inches, and weigh hfy six pounds the of 4sO
sheets.
.t8 @f CLAss3 5HtE fEu If Eel sH
m ,,sms super6ne caendcred printing paper
~ by % inches, and to weigh pounds
20 Of 46O aAeets. a 1 at y :
s 6h Of OF the be OF linen
L .o.nu free from with mineral othcr
and IN bundles contain
,hrr Uniformity color, htcknes and weight will
= o"ired and bundle varying under hve cent
- ~. standard received, and the weight Will
he eouired Mixing Of various hickneses the
n maxi up will be considered violation Of
m above three Glasses will be
..d INTO supplying quantities required therein such
ne a. the reqsre but inc privilege reserved
ssrny greater quantity either GLASS; should
~ s rronsd al such aud in such quantities may be
deemed necessary. .s r
A
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War Depnrtsae az.

Bureau Typographical Engineers, Sept Is, is5a.
pRoposAIs will be received by the Secretary Of War
river be awarded
spon.ss a bidder % ,%s y to the depart
CONDITIONS.
forming the thoroughly re
impediuenu CATION hereol
Tss wo, win I'LL BE- p.s Tor a. G IN ss
destroyed shall be-
is c department pay proportion Whole
price agreed as The portion removed .. bear " the
be part ~ork
July next 1884, will which willing
pse whn hn, ms an and S also % The sum for which he VIII under.
mentioned period, he will propose
A. When the specified completion Of
the shall have arrived the shall be
shall appear such Inspection that the
ny b ,as . mus @ M agreement including the snv 70 D..
under article But ia shalt appear the
United States M however se department. shall be- ss.nsa I'M,
proper by en-
ragement he shall offer complete The work without
on Of The Secretary war will for ,a purpose
And at The expiration Of that time the work hal b. completed
s. The win be required to ve his bond for
condoned badef
will transmit at the same time with his proposals the names o the
they will his bond suees above mentioned and
@ n whe he resides. hal sad sursss are c.en.
considers Them worth ten thousand doiar. and
above all their debts and aoues No bid wall be examined unes.
these conditions shall be complied with
proposals will be addressed the undersigned marked
the envelope Proposals for removing Red River RAN
col Corp. Topossphica engineers.
Republic, n,elsene,f, and Union, Washington, Q
sr and EIqas and New m9
nau Ohio; Louisville Journal Louisville Kentucky IT. oui.
La New Orleans Commercial Bulletin, New ohean. Bee and
New ocan. Republican, New Orleans La will insert the above
sspal-dlOts2awuan
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Western MILITARY lnssitnse springs, Henry
county, Nc .tmcky.

Of this ihe second Mon
and the session the first Mon
day in FEBRUARY of each
Military Academy West Point and thorough instruction
in classical and modern languages.
hourshine school, under the Hon Thomas " Monroe,
distinguished for high
Tho and offers advantages the
stu4ent.
washing attendance aud OF furniture and
sl60 per anann sargeon's Zee, - per annnm.
Charees above and the books,
Sl60 par Of ave months
suens time charged from the Of
o cod ofterm.
addressed the superintendent
sdjusant the institute Dfeppon sn,nr Kentucky
b. X. JOHNSON,
Sept 2l d6w superintendent
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THE PURE KIND-Just received large invoice Of linen
goods (tpue all Hnan,'D follows, and csnddy mnk
them cheapest OF their kinds In the District.
100 good linen diaper towels, nj 81 per dozen
table NAPKINS 81 SO and 81 per dozen, bar
gains
9 pieces n fashioned linen shestiBgs wide
10 fine table damask, at 50 cents yard
table damnk, 62k and rs cents yard with
endless variety OF fine dapasks, diapers, and
toweIinrs
do damask toweiing, by the piece, at ~ X per
yard, well worth 50 cents
Irish linens, from medium superhne.
sell cheapest best
goods, OF all classes, to be had in this market
black goods
Pine bomhan black mcnos, apaca and oacoes OF choice
qualities, allow prices.
Is pieces ine and glossy blsck silks
bundles fine black sockngs, fer ladies'
and winicr
30 styles bonnet ubands.
Also daily expected for those bills that ought 10 have
been paid July L.
Terms cash, unless arranged TO the contrary.
articles low prices and fair dealing be relied on In all
PERRY a BROTHER.
Oct 2-du Opposite Centre Market
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rItTBS Cnsstn~res Nssti"gs, ScsWe ask The attention
merchant aiors 20 large stock Of cloths csssmee
vc.'ing-, uimmnx., Ac, which we win sell very cheap
ssrs 1l-eodlw VERIFY MILLER