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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-18
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION
OF THE
EAGLE COMPANY.

BE 1T KNOWN, that we, the subscribers
do hereby associate ourselves together as a
body corporate and polite, pursuant 60 the
Statute laws Of the State Of Connecticut, re-
lating to "JOint Stock Corporations" and the
following are the Articles Of our Association
and agreement: ,-.n
ART.I. The name Of said Corporation shalt
be the F" Eagle Company"
Art. II. The capital stock Of said Corpora
ton shall be Fifteen Thousand Dollars, and
said capital stock shall be divided into six hun.
bred shares of twenty Eve dollars each share.
Arr. III. The purposes for which said Cor
pora,ion is established. are the following, viz:
The manufacturing Of Scythes, Hoes, Plane
component part is iron or steel-buying, sell.
ing and trsfficking in the same-and buying
and selling any kind Of Goods or merchan-
to The carrying on Of said business. and gen.
orally 10 do all things necessary 70 the man.
agement of the same. a
ARr.IV The statute laws Of the State Of
Connecticut relating TO JOINT Stock Corpor-
ations," are hereby particularly referred to
and nude part Of these articles, and this Cor
poration hereby established and organizec
under and pursuant TO said statute laws, shall
have all The power, and proceed according to
the regulations described and specified therein.
ART. v. Each subscriber TO these articles
agrees to take the number Of shares annexed
to his Eame, Of the capital stock Of said Cor.
poration, each share to be twenty-five dollars,
az aforesaid, and 10 be paid in by installments
as the Directors If said Corporation shall call
IN the same. ....a.st
ART. vi. The said Corporation is estab.
l;sho I'd oud Iocoted in Hitchcock sviIle town NJ
Barkhamsted, County Of Litchfcld. and State
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-18

Forged Pardon.--A curious case that
will puzzle the lawyers. has just occurred
in the State Of New York. A man by
the name Of EudymOin, by forging GER
tifcates and other papers representing
himself nearly gone with consumption.
had obtained a regular pardon from Gov.
Seymour, and release from Auburn State
Prison. in which he had been confined.
The question is whether this second con-
inement is legal, after regular pardon
and release have been granted. He can
be proceeded against for forgery, but not
confined in State Prison, under the old
verdict.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-18
FOR SALE
LOT or r.ANn shs

south side Of Prospect Street, containing
between 10 and II acres, nearly oil Of
which, is frs. rate meadow. with about 80
Apple Trees Of engrafied fruit. There 10
on said land large and good Barn. Also,
near the centre Of il, valuable spring,
which will furnish an abundant supply OF
water through the driest season. The
above 10, is in a square and hands0me
form, aGd well adapted 10 building lots,
and can be divided if necessary. The
prospect from said land is fine, command
ing an entire view Of ihc Lake /, is with.
in q hale mile Of the Court House end I'D.
jDining the residence Of Rev. Mr.. Swan.
For further particulars, enquire of
OLIVER GOODWIN.
Ltchfeld, July -, 1863. 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-18
OMce1's or the Company.
}. G. BECKWITH. President,
OLIVER GOOD EVLyNr, Treasure,
JASON EVE711LVG, Secretarv.
Dia.RckNa.&
THE FOLLOWING ARE THE
The WiRsted Anger COMPANY,

BE il known that we the subscribers have
associated and do hereby associate ourselves
as body polite and corporate pursuant to
the statute Law of the State Of Connecticut
concerning Joint Stock Corporations, and The
following are our Articles Of Association:
Article lst. The name Of the Corporation
shall be the WlNsTED AUGER COMPANY
Art. Cd. The Capital Stock of said Corpa-
ration shall be Ten thousand Dollars, and
shall be divided into Shares Of Twenty. Five
Dollars eech.
Art. Sd. The purposes for which said Cor
poration is established is TO manufacture
Augers, Bits, and ary other articles the com.
ponen; parts Of which shall be iron, steel,
brass, copper, or other metals also, buying
selling or dealing in such articles and such
rea ard personal estate as may be necessary
and convenient for engaging in and carrying
on the business herein specified.
Art. 4tb. The statute law Of the State Of
Connecticut relating 10 joint Stock Corpora.
tons is hereby particularly referred 10 and
made part Of these Articles, and the Corpora
ton hereby organized and established under
and pursuant to said statute shall have the
powers and proceed according 10 the regula-
tons prescribed and specified in said statute.
3 Art. 9Th. Each subscriber to these articles
agrees TO take the number Of shares annexed
to his name Of The Capital Stock Of said Cor.
pora,ion and TO pay the same by .ins,allments
os the Directors shall order.
Art. 9Th. The said Corporation 10 estab.
lished and located in the village Of West Win.
sted, town Of Winchester, Litchfield County,
Sfntn If CnnnoNeicut fFft
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-18
NJ Ws Conc.

HAVING removed bis Business TO Norfolk,
il prepared to execute all kinds Of work in his
line. Particular and personal attentionsFa id
to putting on tin roofing, making and putting
up cave troughs, laying down hydraulic rams
putting up cisiern pumps and laying down
lssd pipe. ALSO, on hand : full assortment Of
Tin Ware, Brass Kettles, &c. &c.
About the FIRST of June my sales room will
be opened aud well gu "a with Cook and Par.
Iov Stoves Of all patterns and prices, sfove-pipe
and Zine, stove furniture, Bri,snnia and Jap
AIMED Ware. Shop opposite the Grist Mii'.
Norlolk. April 90, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-18
Litchaeld, August, 1853. .
WArERsuRY. A,

WATERBURY, Auguat Stn, 1858.
Mr.. Editor The West Rutland Marble
which You noticed in your paper Of last week
can be found at the WATERBURY MAR
BILE MANUFACTORY, and II is full as
durable as Italian and takes beautiful polish.
|. is the only .american Marble that is worth
work ing for Monuments, Grave Stones, &c.
A large assortment always on hand, and it 10
sold as cheap as the Lime Stone that 10 ped
died about the country from New Preston. (,
s. WARREN. Agent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-18
WATERBURY
Marble M@HauRfsaGGOasY.

PERSONS IN want OF Monuments, Head
Stones, Tablets, sc can be supplied ii our
establishment with 40 chaste On article, aa6
as cheap as al any other ssiablisbment In the
s,s.e Ia.ge confession 9. Des.gn: y is
Greenwood Cemeteries also collections 81
English Designs. which with those Of our own
in the state. Please refer TO Or Samuel Bnsl,
DR. A Lewis or DR. G. NJ Hooker.
8. WARREN, Agent.
Waterbury, April 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-18

SUMNER HATs.-It will be seen that
neighbor Jackson, of the Hat Store, is
on hand and ready to do what he can for
the relief Of suffering humanity 10 this
trying weather. His assortment Of goods
is well selected and frequently replen-
ished, and as his attention is devoted ex-
elasively TO the business Of his line, be
offers superior Inducements TO purchasers.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-18

An attempt was made to rob the store
of Mr.. S. A. Hitchcock, in Cheshire, on
Tuesday night last. According to the
story. the burglar was driven off by a
clerk who slept in the store. and by a
dog who attacked the rascal rs he was
getting IN. The burglar wounded the
dog and made stab at the clerk. Re-
ceiving a blow, however. from an iron
bar, he beat retreat and managed to
escape.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-18
RnRn.

During the thunder shower on Sunday
last, barn belonging 10 Hon. VIM. w.
Welch Of Norfolk. was struck by light
ming. and, together with about twenty
tons Of hay, a Wagon and some farming
utensils. totally consumed. His house
was saved only with the greatest effort.
Loss about $3.50; partially insured in
the Litch6eld Mutual Fire Insurance Co.,
which stands ready to meet the loss as
soon as the necessary steps are taken.
South Norfolk, A9g. l0.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-18
THE YELLoW FEVER.
NV ORLRApa, AuRusL ! 3.

The total number of intermenss for
the week ending Q A. NJ. 18th inst. as
furnished by the Secretary Of the Board
Of Health, were fifteen hundred and
eighteen, Of which tsOelUe hundred and
seUenty.sevsn were from yellow fever !.
being an increase over the previous week
Of 30S and total increase of 468.
Nearly every person who can leave
has done 30, and should the fever con-
tinue much longer. there will be no vic
Tins wherewith to feed it.
Aug. l4.-The report Of the Board Of
Health for the "a hours ending 9 A. III.
Saturday morning. shows slight dimi-
mutton in the number of cases and deaths.
The deaths from all diseases were IVA,
and from yellow fever alone 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-18

Woodbury. Savings BdnE.-A Savings
Bank snd Building Association has been
recently established at Woodbury., with
Hon. N. B. Smith for President: The
Waterbury American says their funds
come in freely, and that the demand in
that region is not equal 10 The supply
therefore fne chance for bonuses, who
choose to enter as members.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-18
=. T.. Judd,
-DAGUERREIAN ARTIsT-

DAGUERREAN ARTIST
HAS just. returned from New York with q
splendid assortment Of Mache, Velvet, Shell,
Turkey, Composition and Paris Cases Gilt
and Rosewood Flames Gold Locke,s, Sc. =
Pictures taken daily at his Gallery, No. Q
South 81. Of prices varying from 81 10 $40.
Here, childhood, with iis winsoine face,
And stately woman's queenly grace,
And loTdly mans imperial ffown
Are each adroiily penciled down.
instruction given in the art, and apparatus
furnished on reasonable terms.
Litchfeld, May 10th, 1888.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-18
D.

In Norfolk, 18th inst., Mrs. Pease Petit.
bone, aged about As years.
10 New Preston, 9Th insi., Edward H.
son Of Henry II. and Sophia A. Bodies,
aged 2 years.
In South Canaan, 9Th inst, Diedamona
Hi.ley. aged So years.
In WolcoItville. July 2sih, Mrs. Jerus,a,
wife ol Rodney Brace, aged GO. July 81,
Mr.. RaIzamon Bcllainy, aged SO.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-18
COAL &c.

THE subscribers have made arrangements
10 keep supply Of Lehigh White Ash Goal
constantly on hand, and for sale by the ton
Or less quantity ut as low prices as cen pos
sibly be sff5rded.
Also, Drugs, Medicines, Dry Goods, and
Groceries. Wines, Brandies, Rum, Gin, sc.
only. Please call and examine for you rseIves.
E. OSBORN & co.
Litchteld, August, 1853. - -
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-18

Colonel Bliss, son ia law to the late
lamented President Taylor, has fallen a
victim to that fearful scourge OF the
South-the yellow fever. He died at
Pascagoula. La, on the 9Th inst, leaving
a bereaved vile. only daughter Of Pres
ident Taylor. and the sole survivor OF
General Taylor's family who occupied
che White House.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-18

The Siamese Twins are to be exhibited
in Hartford three days Of the present
week. They have two of their children
with them.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-18

OF late. The Democratic papers have
ceased from their inaerFogstoFy, Is the
Wing party dead 2" and ase rapidly
turning their attention 10 the inquiry,
still more impcrtaus 10 them. q Can ihS
Democratic party, as at present consii-
tulsd. be kePt alive 5''-Alsrandria Gar.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-18

The annexed beautiful lines are copied
from q tombstone in the Protestant
graveyard al New Orleans:
"There's not an hour Of day. or
dreaming night, but I am with thee !:
there's not q wiad but whispers Of thy
name. and not flower that sleeps be-
meath the moon, but 10 IL hues or fIa-
GRANGE tells . tale Of thee"
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-18

An Irishman. named VIM. Whalen,
died at Winsted on Friday, from tie eff
fects of the heat. He drank freely O:
cold water, and while unloading hay soon
after. dropped down and instantly ex-
pired.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-18
FOURTH.
PAPER HANQxMQs,

TAPER HAM0I1lQ8s
Importers Of the Richest French DeeOTatiOns
designed expressly for churches halls pariors
$4,000 Pieces
AMERICAN PAPER HANGINGS,
at wholesale or retail as low as can be bought in
New York or Boston.
We mos: respectfully invite all the good people
OF Litchfield county to examine this
Gigantic Establishment.
Its enormous stock eff Merchandise. and their
inyarable Low Prices.
STARR g. BURKETT,
PrOprietors
B@EE MHEVM1
227 Main street,
Hartford.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-18
Notice to Road Makers.

THE UNDERSIGNED will offer that part
Of The Litchfield and Canaan Turnpike that
lies in the town Of Goshen, 10 the lowest bid
DEF, to be kept in repair for two years from the
fist Of December next. The above named
road will be offered at the House Of Moses
Cook, on Monday, the 29lh day Of August,
at O'Clock, p. NJ.
ALEXANDER NORTON, ! Contracting
ABNER GILBERT, ! Committee
Goshen, Aug. 18th, 1853. Is
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-18

Miller, who was so severely stabbed at
Waterbury, is said to be recovering
Kelly has not been captured. except by
the papers.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-18
s4sgCLiO1a.

WILL be sold at Public Auction, on
Thursday, the 9th day Of September next, at
Q O'Clock P. M, the Saw Mill, mill privileges
and interest 10 tha land adjoining the same.
belonging 10 the estate Of Hiram Taylor, late
Of Lilch6eld, deceased. Said mill is situated
about three miles north Of the Court House,
and was built in l649 in !the most thorough
and substantial manner. Its location makes
il desirable and valuable property.
FREDERICK BUEL. Admins
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., istrators.
Litchfeld, August 18th, 1858. 49,
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-18

Housatonic RailroOd.-The receipts
of the Housatonic railroad for the months
Of April, May. June and July. in 1882
and 1858, were as annexed:
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-18
ROsgs-egSssg SclsoOE.

MR. HINE would respectfully inform his
patrons and Others who wish 70 avail them.
selves Of the benefit Of his School that the
Fall Term will open on the 2sth inst. By
application % the Principal, circulars viii be
furnished giving fall particulars.
D. HINE, B. A.
Warren. August S,h. tess.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-18


John A. Collier, Of Binghampton. N.
York. the father of James Collier. the
alleged defaulting ex-Colleotor Of San
Francisco, has published letter in
which he says that the " defaulting" %
all > mere matter Of difference between
the government and the ex-C Collector in
casting up his accounts. He seems 10
think that the public are getting unuec-
essarily fdgety upon the subject. mas.
much as the securities Ia the case are
uDquestionable. IN. II. Palladium.
"Jsmss Collier. ex.collselor Of San
Ftancisco." d . man Of about Sc years
Of ags. He was born IN LitehEsld 10
this state. and was the con Of Thomas
Collier. % long the printer and propris.
Coz Of The Litchfeld Monitor. john Al.
len CoIliesiS bis SrOtRsrs not his father.
We cannot make up our mind that our old
trend Col. Collier WILDE prove . default
er IheEe are. undoubtedly some claims
upoa government On hh part which re-
msia 70 be ustslsd. 0Surans.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-18

The British steamer Devastation pur>
posely run into an American schooner
off the fishing grounds. A protest has
been made.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-18

The Superior Court commenced its
session on Tuesday, Judge Storrs pre-.
siding.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-18

The barn Of Artemus Gridley in South
ington, was struck at the same time, and
with it's contents entirely destroyed. In
the barn were about twenty tons OF hay,
and quantity Of grain.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-18
HAVE you BEEN 10 THE
BEE HlVE,' =
gs7 MAIN ST. : HARTFORD.

~ THE GREAr CONNRcTEcUT SToR1
where customers meet from every Coin the 8tafes
20 WHERE PURCHASERS can find every
article they want for the Wives. the Daughters
Of fer the furnishing Oftheir houses.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-18

ANOTHER.-A barn belonging to Mr..
Henry Beecher, in the eastern part Of
Watertown, was struck by lightning on
Sunday evening. and consumed with all
its contents. Mr.. BIS loss is estimated
at 5000; insured for $500.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-18
Legal Blanks.

WARRANTED and Quitclaim Deeds, Writs,
SubpGnas, Sc, &C.. for sale at this Office.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-18

James Finney. Esq, Of Norwalk. was
here on Tuesday for the purpose Of sub
penaing witnesses to attend the trial Of
Comslock, conductor Of the train which
ran off the bridge at that place.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-18

have Iust returned from New York With
a large assortment Of Gentlsmen's and Chil-
arenis Dgab Beaver Hats Of The latest style
and best quality. Also, every description u
Straw Hats. H.JACkSON'
August lsth, 1883
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-18

The passage Of fractional bank bills in
this State is prohibited after the first Of
September, under penalty Of $40 for
each offence.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-18
New Jew0lry Store
AT WOLCOTTVlLLE.
~ MAeAn ~ ~

- $<E Would respectfully inform the
Inhabitants Of Wolc0itville ard
vicinity that no has taken the store Of Ne
Hungerford. near the railroad depal. where he
offers tor sale al kinds Of Jewelsy. Clocks and
Fancy Wares generally, on as favorable terms
as can be purchased elsewhere. @
@ Walches. eIocks and jevelry of every
description repaired and warranted. Old gold
and silver bought and taksRin exchange. A
share Of patronage 10 respectfully solicited.
! WolcO.tviIle, April 18Th. 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-18

The express train from New Haven to
New Yo,k on Wednesday night ran into
large rock which had fallen on the
track near Port Chester, throwing the
locomotive from the track, and instantly
killing the engineer the conductor and
fireman were somewhat bruised. AS
train was backing up from the scene of
the disaster, Rev. ]. ]. Woolsey of Nor>
walk attempted to step on the cars while
moving slowly, but missed his hold, aud
the cars passed over his foot, cutting off
bis toes. and horribly mangling his foot.
SO that amputation was rendered neces>
sary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-18

AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
5000 pieces of Paper Hangings. Also, 100
pieces Oil Landscape and plain Curtains.
Eow's your time Coz Bargains, AZ
BRADFORD'S, WOlcettviIle.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-18
Ground Plaster.

8 Ground Plaster. ~
an0 TONS GRoUND PLASTER, Cor
sale ~ the suhscriher a the mile near he
CLARK B. DOWNS.
May 90 1853
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-18

JUST received from New YoEk I'LL eNnk
ply Of summer hats, Panssso, LeahorA. Pnlsa
Leaf and Straw Hats Of slt kinda, be3s aAa
childFea's heavere, and Peail hits 9Eieh IL
offers ieF cash. n. JACKSON.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-18
THIRD.


Velvet, Tapestry, Brussels, 'rhreeply, Ingrain--
Mauings Druggets Rugs Mats and
ENGLISH FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
o. Tho place to buy carpets is a. tine Bee Hive
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-18

FOR SAL.E.-Tke subscriber oiISIs fof tSIs
$50 Sheep, consisting az Ewes. LoMAs eaa
WeiheTh JOHN JEelk1l rT<7S.
Milton. JaIy fslh. 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-18
JULY ATH. 1853.


JULY 4TH, 1858,
Whole amount Of Cash premiums /
vv Ises'v v:.' b., 22.ol4.aO
SEES OF the Company, 10 "a, IA
Cash Balance now on hand, A'7s3u ~
Increase Of cash on hand over las.
year, .e. l,272,oi
Company. 2o,l2o.36
This company has now been in sue.
cessCul operation ZsOenty years. during
the whole of which time IT HAS NEW
Err MADE AN ASSESSMENT UPON
THE MEMBERS Of the company. and
has at this time Cash Fund OF $4,-
1887, safely invested and drawing
interest, the amount of interest received
up to the present time, being more than
$1,000, and from the public favor every
where bestowed upon il has within the
last two years increased its cash fund
from $2,l27 Al TO $4,7Ss 81.
The directors Of this company are
confident that the plan Of Insurance
adopted by them will meet with a hear.
ty response from all intelligent friends
Of the principle Of Mutual Insurance.
This company insure only in this
State, and take no risks on Mills, Goods
in Stores, Shops, &C., or in exposed
Village or City property, but confine
their business entirely to fern property
and isolated buildings, and their contents
of which not more than $4,000 will
be insured 10 one risk.
This company will adjust all claims
with promptness and liberality. and if at
any time difference should arise be
tween the parties. all such difference
will be adjusted by Indifferent persons in
the County. each party selecting one,
and in case they do not agree. third
person shall be chosen, and the award Of
all, or any two Of them, shall be final
and conclusive:
OMce1"S or the Company.
}. G. BECKWITH, President,
| OLiVER GOOD EVLN, Treasurer,
| JASON VH11,LNG, Secretarv.
! Directors.
JASON i s. sE WnfTiad! g W EfWET
OLIVER G0ODWlNi DAyIDC. SANFORD
| STEPHEN TROW BRIDGE.
| SHELDON OSBORN ,of HaTwinton,
a. General Agent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-18
C6ytEle

his residence, about Five Hundred Head Of
Cattle; consisting mostly Of Calves and Year
lings. JOSEPH PALMER.
: Goshen, August Is, 1883.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-18
SECOND.
Housekeeping Goods.

blankets, CURTAIN MATERIAL, DamasE
Brocateles. Drapefies. Oil shades, c0rnices re
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-18

On Friday morning, an excursion train
ON the Providence & Worcester Railroad
consisting of seven long cars. was run
into by a train from Uxbridge, about a
mile above Pawtucket, r. /. Like the
accident above. the collision was caused
by the attempt of the conductor Of the
latter train to make up lost time, and a,
the time Of the accident the train was
running at forty miles an hour! OF the
passengers. thirteen we're instantly killed.
and many injured. a number beyond the
hope of recovery. The catastrophe is
attributed solely to the recklessness Of
the conductor of the Uxbridge train in
running out of his time.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-18

Barnun's Pysm;.ms.--B arnum has
offered the following list of premiums to
be competed for at the Fair of the Fair
Geld Go. Agricultural Society, at SIAM
ford, on the eth, 7th and 9Th Of October,
by ladies under 81 years Of age; there
are seven premiums for horseback riding.
ranging from $25 70 a gold pencil. open
to unmarried ladies' under 81, from all
parts Of the State; three premiums for
butter, three for cheese, three for bread.
Eve fordarning, and four for shirt. making,
which are to be competed for by the
young ladies of Fairfield Co. only. No
fee will be required from any person
competing for any Of the Barnum pre-
miums. Young ladies intending to com.
pete at horseback riding win please send
their names 10 John H. Sherwood. Secre
tary Co. Agricultural Society. Fairfield,
CT, on or before the 18th Of September.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-18

Gain over same last year. s20.64s 80
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-18
FIRST DEPARTMENT..
Dress Goods and ShawIs

IN the most fashionable and seaeonable ssgle
from the richest BrOcade Silks to common PF1nf
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-18

On Tuesday afternoon, the train from
New York over the Camden d AmbOy
Railroad, came in collision with the train
from Philadelphia, while coming round a
curve near Old Bridge, NJ. Five or six
persons were instantly killed, and several
fatally injured. One Of the trains was
moving at the highest speed, trying to
make up lost time; the locomotives were
locked together, and several cars entirely
demolished. An Indignation meeting
was held on the spot BY the passengers 8,
and resolutions passed condemning the
course Of the railroad company the Off
GERS Of the trains were put under arrest
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-08-30
MADAME Ee. ACEI.gE TGGVO

w ILL open the Is, Of October. :tt the corner
w of Meeting and Society Streets, \ BOARDING
ANDDAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
French will bc exclusively spoken in the school and
family: bat dIc regard will Jt also had To a thorough
English Eiucatioa Madame TC':NO is prepared I"
refer Parents and Guardians to the NEST en- M'i Pro-
tasSors of Music in PhlaJe!p pbia and New York, ard
80 q number Of tie2trmen Ia SnIi"dcipha 81" 'r'
z;aia to whose daughters se las evc StT''ctoAi ioi
several years. -
REFERENCES
nlLlDELPKA-Rcv. Kingston Goddard. Melc Adc-
J.. S-pirnr, Mad. C!ias. Prot Ma'ian" Acte T.!!lpw
inothcr Of Mad .Togno) Ed ln"r''Ian' cs'i.. Dr.
Wm Harris H. y. Gpin, esq, SisIv" "ercli, Prot OF
Music II. ilup!ed. esq. do
NEw YorK-Mad II Chcgarar. Si@ncr Bagio',
Winchester, Va Rev. C. Walker, Rev. II. II. Boy',
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