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STRA YED. (1R.STOLE EN-!

ER0 the subscriber on the night of the 18th of June
4 1858, dark brown black COW, small size, the
ends of horns sawed off, swings of her hind legs
when walking. Whoever viii return said cow leave
information at S. A. Taylors grocery where said
may be found shall be literally rewarded.
J. B. McEL VAIN.
Ravenna June %. 1853. 1225-3w
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Dog days are coming. verbum sau ss,
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ID Il Il ID

In this village on the 18th inst. HARRIET Lu-
cIEDA daughter of jacob and Syndonia Musser,
aged ID years, month and 26 days.
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NEW SPRING GOODS!
AT ~
Cam aapbellsBorG.

VA L. aga,ns seatt ihe attention Of the public
w toorr'few goods, every variety OF ""''" III ay
be aund at store
NJ Give us n crll and we VIII enGeaV'r to give sat-
isfacion in every particuiar' o,r -,
buy goods cheap IT poSr,,,,cI,
sc,a,n,lnllsnnri. MnY Il, 1858.
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fg DR.. TUBBs will be at the Preriiss House.
Friday afternoon and Saturday, July 18th nd 9th.
See advertisement.
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Legal Paper.
FIRST article for Attorneys, and others, for
"A sale at HALL's Bouk STORE,
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IxV@R C0mEpEATr1rgs rgs

.
Jaundce Dyspepsia Cren'c NerUols debility isedes
Of The Kidneys and all diseases arising from disorder
ed LiUer stomach such Constipation. {0Drd Piles.
Fu!ineis ofhood to the Heud Acdty of the Stomach
Nausea, Heart-Jarm Disgust for food, FulInesss or
Wight an the Stomach. E;uctations, sinking
FateriRg at The pit Of The stomach, sscaning of the
Head, Hurried and Difficult Breathing, Flutfer1ng at
the Heart, Chatting sn60ratng ,chen
tymg posture, Dhaess Of Vision, Dots Webs befors
the sight, Fecer ad dull Pain The Head. Deficiency ef
PTspiration Yetowness Of the skin and Eyes Pam an
The side, Back Chest, Limbs &c, s,sdde,, flashes ofheot
Barmng in The Flesh Constant Imagining Of eri, and
great depression IF Spirits can be CARED By
Esr. ER0ofaand's
CELEBR.4TED GERH.s.N BITTERS,
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eS ll-k ViSSE I TES.-A lnrga assortment oi
~ black and fancy colored silk yissetes and mantil-
las, just opened at
MAY "a. II. l.. DAYS.
q ET NDER SLEEVES & CHEMlZETl ES.
"a Flowing under sleeves. patterns, chemizets,
muslin collars, and bands, fine assortment, at
May "a H. l.. DAYS.
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LAST BUT NOT LEAS4y
Great Arrival of New Goods,
oN Ta3 SQUARE,
MAY. asa.

gHSHE undersigned Is happy to inform his
Il friends and customers and the public, that he is
stocks OF Fancy and staple Dry Goods ready made
clothing furnishing goods carpenngs, hes, umbrellas
and carpet bags gloves hosiery &c. &c, offered
in this market. a of hch were horeht within The last
two weeks, since the Reduction of Prices and WI he
sold accordely. lie regrets that he has not better
room TO display his goods but trusts his cnsomors will
bear IN mind that year aga he had the satisfaction
OF having one of the hest store in Northern OhIo
which in lew short hours. laid waste by fire. but
another equally good which will NOT only he nm or
nament place, bat convenience to them as well
hms elf
49, II. L. DAY.
Ravenna, May 9th 1858.
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SETTLE UPI

SETTLE 5UPi
ZEN llE Subscribers believing it for the inter-
e. est of customers we'll as our own to,settIe
once year, and desiring make nvarabe rule re-
quest ll having book accounts to call soon and settle the
same either by note payment
Jan. 18th, 1853. C. & j. c. FRENTISS.-
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Arrived at Last.
SPRING AND SUMNER. GOODS!

81 of the ,,ay s,;,e Sti f Rnnnets AISo some yery
pretty ribbons match. The subscribers have COM
enced and will in the days. their stock
of spring and goods. we have spared pains
have every SI,artn.et md
wH endeavor satisfy all who may yor US with
call That willing to work for small profits.
.tazE C. 81 J. c. .PRENTISS.
Rayeuna, April, 1853
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WNTOMAN AND her NEEDS, by Mrs
Wv E, Oakes Smith, author of the snless child
lost angel &c
valuable work in a chcnp form at
HALLS Book STORE
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.-- PERSIAN DELAiNES.
GONE beautiful styles just received are going
- off very low at PPENTIss'.
January II, 1853
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Anti Slavery Men of Chic,

Eaere is what y0Il W:anI!
SPEECHES OF HON. J. r. G1DDlNGS.
On the Siavers Question. during fifteen years
in The United States House of Represer .tives.
in one thick II mo. vol, 5ll pp, with por-
trait
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American Slavery.

June 81.
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Eorr,s second Arrival.

RN iTfS.-Long nrlts from As 10 los =
I'VE Misses do do cheapat
June 2I. HoRR's.
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New sash and Blind Factory.

Ravenna June o. 1858. ~
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n E " AR B RIVAL.

May Il, 1883.
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dseoid and exaspeales sectional anmo tiles. These
are true and pregnant words. No land people which
tbe shines on has much cause TO deprecae sec
liona snimosiles has this people and this and and
these being buried, The olive branch will be 80 nfmy
ga.ped by the public sentiment OF sister Slate rs 10 Dc
above and beyond The reach OF demagosuism Tae com
promise measures, beyond a question, will be tnumph-
antly maintained.
And 10 what may this welcome and grand change
be ascribed! We dislrus the power OF government
to make business prosperous the but the
late peril proceeded from political causes-andoubt
edIy from apprehended governmental action The
lanacism OF one section reused the sectional pride oil
another section and 10 meet both man and policy
were demanded that would constitute taismanlc conf
dence thai constitutional rights would be sacfeiy pre-
served In President Pierce with bis unsianed ante
cedent OF life devoted to these rights. was found The
mann the democratic platform laid down at Baltimore
was found the policy TO the sagacity and courage and
patriotism OF President Pierce liz carrying cut tins policy
may be Justly ascbed these noble results OF reconci!ia-
hon and OF renewed harmony. As statesman, he has
used party and public patronage as an insiTumenlay 10
attain such results and thus obtained every patriot
should welcome them lowering high above mere par
tsan ends They relate the constitution, 70 The great
interests Of the country, and TO the Union All feel their
influence. and all share their blessings, Lei all whs
would efficiently promote union and nationality resolve
To rally round the President and The administration ms
corner Of whose policy is to cherish and MAINTAIN
peaceful relations between all parts OF this great conied-
araCy.
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From, tho Balsimors Rcpublican.
A Noble Example.

The whig press, after the nomination OF Gen. Pierce
for the presidency, were unanimous and vehement ~
their praise OF Gen. Cass be was the man who was
worthy OF all supporthe able and experienced states
man, the noble patriot, the friend OF the Union, tue
worthy compauo, of Henry Clay If you could believe
them. every whg in the land had the most implicit con-
6dence in the Judgment and patriotism oil Gen. Cass, and
would have gloried in opportunity OF voting for
him.
The honesty and consistency Of these wings are strk-
ingy manifest in their present course While Gen Cass
expresses his entire confidence in the administration ana
has with great cordially slsnitied to General Piece ms
approval OF the he is and hs determine
ton TO sustain the administration so long as continues
to carry ont s present audabe aud patriotic line OF poll
Cyl these very wings who proclaimed their unlimited con-
depce the judgment and purity OF Gen. Cass are now
busy sanderng and abusing the administration as un-
worthy of confidence or support.
We do not care for this whig abuse-it is what we ex-
pectbu we refer the OF Ger. Cass as contrast
with some of our own party In the language oil CO.
temporary, we say
..What an example is here for ,ha, class Of little
minded, selfish politicians, who, m their charm ana
modification at not sharing in the spot Of ONCE are ,s
venting their pupy the administration and all
who sustain it. Gen Cas- had aspred as well ne
might, the high position occupied by General PIERCE
He had great claims 10 the distinguished s'aon ana si
en,s and experience equal to its lofies duties; but ne
was disappointed and never complained. L.Ke Hue
patriot he forget self in his devotion TO The pubic veal
and instead OF lending ms influence ana acShoWeuKeu
talents TO the unpano'ic purpose OF embarrassing ani
annoying his distinguished and successu rival he no.
bly, forward and gives his aid and cordial co.ope
ration the administration IN the enforcement OF lie Wise
policy He fnds the administration OF Gen Pierce, in
all lis measures looking alone 10 the national good, and
ac,uated only by The pures sentiments OF PATRIOTISM
He does not stop TO consider what wrongs have been
done him. what disappointmens he has to resent
but thinks only OF his dniy and seeks to perform by
giving these his hearty concuuence Then all
honor TO the veteran Lei his example stand as VIM
erng rebuke the pigmy politicians who from some DIS
appointment their selfish purposes, are eiernay ind
ing fault with The administration OF franklin Pierce"
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IAs " psson upoa books, "
paynsnt Of lke subscription be made In advance.
Distant ubscrters may mosey letter. pssass
which viii BE- paid m sse
transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER Is published weekly darins
sions Of Congress, aAd semi weekly eunns
Subscriptions fos period less than will be received
pforortoned 10 the above annual rates.
az- PosrMAsTERs agents and, ~
DAILY subscribers with So enclosed
sEMWEEKY subscribers. with 32o enclosed, WEEKLY
subaerbe oo enciced will be emitted 10 copy sf the
they subscribers ioT, xrafis.
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A ST. Louis paper says The governor OF Nebraska has
Indian blood in his veins. He was born in Wayns
county, Michigan, in 1900. His father was captured
when child by the Wyando, Indians. and married
hali-blood Wyaodot girl. The governor Wm walkers
her son He was educated at Kenyon college, Ohio. He
was seventeen years postmaster at Upper Sandusky,
Ohio In 1895 he elected chief of his nation, the
wysndo,s In rs43 heremoved with them 10 their new
home west of III, Mississippi and the 2s,h OF July OF
the present year. readers already know elect
ed provisional governor OF Nebraska Such an amsigs.
nation OF savage and civilized lie ns that involved IN
the history OF Governor Walker could hardly be compre<
hsndsd by transatlantic friends.
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KENruCKS MILITARY INSTITUTE, directed by a
N bosd Of vs,iers ne
nosns y Of ceionsl r = r Aieu Distinguished graduate Of
rrtctics an
course Of snd, that taught colleges with The
naou of ~ trtended course and
theoretic snd prac'o nj enqineerins r NJ aI.-'
ns pudnss o. the Institute Will be entirely re6ed arrange
mnne s NJ athE Them with opsnins
epsusg @ term which viii render
rsFsd 70 henhh convenience snd srecnbcns
It's sresdy thorouGbness Of Of
f. 'N " s''''"1
The seventh annual will Monday in
fenb.r 1883 Entire charge S00 session lsur
Eeon's fee - ertrsD payable In advance. -
Addr~~s The superintendent AZ" Military Institute Frsnkin
". kentucky" ~ sse underlined. EUlE = 4 r." 'N''
IL 7. 5.#.. u ....E T. DUDLEY.
June ie-smwsm President fth. BoArd
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Proposals for Furnishisk the Paper the r~biio
Ffinstns.

Proposals for Furnishing the Paper for the r~biic
.s# Mrsa M FL rftnsinx.
osrIcs eurEaISrrSDsSr rms Punne PHIsrso,
.H sail asEl u at Washington, september 80, ieos
pursuance Of the ct provide for executing Inc public gnn
osivsl u th sca In the Csp unu Monday 7 da)
O'Clock, furnishing Inc paper
may required pub printing foI the year commene
the let day Of Deceber le35 and ending ON e is oy
This saionsd specifies nearly be asertaned hs
qssRy ssap and description, OF each KIND Of paper
viii ~ required. ss
f-aA n Srafa9 n4 CLASS ].
printing psps uncalended 10 measure p
80 - sehes and weigh forp-hve pounds 70 inc fea" OF
400 sheets.
a 600 rsams nne paper ealsndasd measure "a by Sc
inches, weigh hfysiI pounds TO mo resm of 'oo
a sheeB
800 ream supenne eaendered printing paper
measure "a by 81 inches weigh pounds
10 rear OF 400 sLeeis. -.. III s
The 6brr of the paper
and cotton, free adueTation with
stances aad Ques
bundles
perfect Uniformity in eoor, weight
TequiIsd bundle under
the weight will be
In required Mixing Of lh knesses
bundle make the weight will be considered violation Of the
contract. .ff
foregoing classes obtained Office
tendsh will be furnished ny mail intending Did
will entsred supplying required
rrquie tho privilege reserved Of ordering
either class should quantity
qued ues in quantities be deemed
cessaIy. at
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FOX BALTIMORE.

FOR BALTIMORE.
= .~ The steamer OSCEoLA will, the 2slh Sc eplcu
G~Jssk Der, running regularly the above
place leaving Washington every Sunday, at q
O'Clock, reurailg leave baltimore Tuesday,
O'Clock, p. 4.
win regularly going Leonadtown st.
River and Cone River, andngs
Potomac for signals land. ~ e sfss#t .He
Passage and freight nj the usual
JAMES MITCHELL.
Sept R--oodu .EE Htlt.a tlH+a Captain.
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AYLOR COLLINS viii prosecute clsims every description
against government before the several departments
Congress- procure bounty lands pay and
pay They and selling Of
renting houses They win
nj
government Charges will he mojsrse
street, Immediately opposite wir.sr Building, wash
inuton, %. C.
Hon. James Q. Dobbin, Secretary Of the Navy.
Hon. Jefferson Davis, Secretary OF War.
Nicholas CaIan, esu President Board Common Cocnci
Gen. John NJ. McCalis, Auorney at Law. e,I &. n vs.
Jamcs n. Chusun, esq.
w, c. R~ddsn, State Department. Ha#. .#Er
Sept 2s-dfscp
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Law school Cum nberland Uniwerrtty, Lebanon.
Ten


Law school OF cumberis~d University, as LsD.non.
Tennessee.
FACULTY. Hon. Abraham Caruhens Of the circuit
L Judges of Tennessee. At. # s&f AM &M @NA
Hon Nathan Green late Of The the supreme
Of Tennessee. = -
Hon. Brem6cd L. Ridley, OF
Judges Carutrs whols
. school. ftt r1ta# II
Plan Of ofinuefionl, Daily ersanaons
No regular NJ lectures
daily lessons the proges. of The examinations t ff
dents commences suits OF scts psoss
and through all the
pracce The framed 70 rsqo'r. hs
deeds Wills records and all OF Documents
dsnce In e trials sons OF The case. are sten by sppss 70
supreme which is held monthly
public The students
if jnror, and ehanceors oca
pac,ties with their
S~cus-The the third Monday
embe Thursday in February The
succeeding Monday in February and ends
Erpsn.es per .e.sonTuion fee $50 in advance connsen,
fee $50 Students furnish eit
which he had n be Lebsnon bookstores.
-Four complete course une.s
dsns advanced study required for ad
mission There four regular classes Students
any time during the collegiate ~. gag a1Ha ST. .r
There u moot legislature connected with tho school
Number of students ,hs last collegiate esr'ysir
ROBERT 4. CARUTHERs,
-feh ll--eo'y rrt-sden, Board Of Trustees.
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nECIDED BARGAINS.-In Q articles below named
u prepared TO offer great baI2ains #... .a.I# ...
2U0 pieces Irish linens, all quales various grndcs
$50 pieces liable Diapers dsmask linen shssnss, and towel
ings, all styles, widths and qualities
lstRs lot OF linen sbeeunss and pillow case hnsns AL
widths IS
100 dozen damask napkns and doyies. 81 .Fa.l
Purchasers of linen should fail stock
faA rs dozen ladies' kid gloves and black net mn
900 pieces real Welsh and American 6annes
SO pairs superior blankets, also crib blankets
900 superior snrins of the best brands
All kinds of mournsRg aoods n great vsyIsy--
I ease Freseh mrrnos, nil shades
10 sUonsslhss an shades s44
10 pieces black silks OF the best brands
H 70 pieses paki siks, very rich and cheap
50 pieces Highland pAids for childrenr wear .sa .
tH long shawis, patterns
10 pcccs nne black French couss and casrimeres u
1pp pieces low priced n,ousselines, ne patterns
20 peees plain and nci figured ioss hsnnes Eaf
large assortment OF all kinds OF domestic dry goods
With articles uusy found in weordeed dry goods
which sell removing
our room, which is how nearly ready
Terms cash. unless arranged ~ the contrary sg . +. 4
Good articles low pes and fair dealing be relied on In all
eases. 4. Il. H#.' 80f MHta. PERkY b BRO fHER.
Miss Dermou's Building,
Sep "a t4aF aH oprosi,e Cestre Market
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IyAHr for sale In A@xanaris county, virRints with
two mi. a1.ejuct. and four from the Presidents
House hy way sell reasonable
portion located ss Shove within half nils Of
hundred and There
and ty of besotul tbered and
Much portion TIN. farm Is rich
ncludsn twenty winch might be advanas~cusy
mesdow who be disposed 70 purchase
Ninth sffest Penryivsnsa
svsnue, o. Hosatio Ball, on adjacent farm -, -,
MnyfI-eotn VIM. BALL
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All papers dessnaied
teTa free from aduteaon and 10 be OF white blue color
spscye kiuds The quantities named
guide, being Impossible definite quantity
will be required OF kind; right
ordering quantity Of every
may require.
be considered separately, subject sep
but bidders o.
in the prnposa aud the privilege reserved OF
bidder have than assigned him
slsch Glasses, OF forfeit his fight to any cass
samples than kind of bid
ass be numbered correspond paper
properly designated sample, will
Aud all proposals aud sne must be Transmitted to this office free
Zach proposal signed by
and specify ths pound aud tho
but Tor esch Kind VI contained
In the cIass prapossd for a-t rs@| .#s ~ ES. .#
An paper nust delivered s such
pacs places be designated In Washington cy
ORDER free OF all and charge and subject
the count weight and othe bupermend
eut, and be In all respects satisfactory. 4sA~5 t.##
Blank forma proposals furnished at
applying for them and will be taken into consider
unlssr Substantially agreeing herewith. rs
plying any classes. sup
The quantity required any time, Will be con'dersd violation
ofthe contract ..4 ls .z
required furnish win hi. proposals satisfactory
sufficient cerh,d
clerk OF the United Of the the marshal
tb. dcs which the reside for bs faithful
OF proposed be undertaken by him and
proposal rejected
The will be opened in the
The drBs Tuesday after the h Monday in December
Proposals addressed
Pnng" Capto Of United Washington,
Proposals Eos supplying Paper" -
Eup%rt nteudru of the Iatr pr,nttno
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octl-d Aucdoneer..
NO. 4, north side Penn.yivsni. avenue. between
spscuy can e q The eissn. and
styles and prices cannot fail to please being
pash.sns pleasure showing stock charge
nothing Our stock consists in foliows R HF
The Wm Penn Cook excellent baker and
donpss ssa eS's;s css & wood seSs and .aa sa s''
Blue Blue sdss, for e, wood e. ,d and coal Goa -
la Welcome Ai'-Tish., FOR wood n
Basasi Ise' fet word as' and and coal coal 20 .a
AZ 1;sI Ds%;1,sa An, 5,s 8, Gsss ssss g. wood
Kitchen Companion for wood
Ten Plato, for wood W 10
Home Hoy ssis, ni Tight, NJ s,at ior Goa, mage u
.s#H Saba PARLoR COAL STOVES. @
Home Stoves story and closed fron,s
Radiators, sy., oc..sou frons.
3osnssr 3;,Hn Ss.,tsH oosi ssass nss,s''' sraa
nolAir raror So as @ .taHs a6# ~
Open Frnnkiins lo iss8s. $500 eaEH H.Ht # EsM I
-,r.a DINING ROOM STOVES
Russia AirTish, for wood, ovsn cylinder
Hot Parlor coal open tops.
Revere Ais,T,xA,, %, wood
H. b. 8 Co.'S Air-Tigt, for wood
CHAMBER STOVES
Troy Alr-rishr, for wood
Rsvere Air-f,sht, for wood a
Russia Iron Air Tight, for wood #e-.a ST..
Coal frnkinr ios anthracite birniuous
Portable grates for bitninnous coal .esl tHsa#
CANNON AND CYLINDER STOVES.
Harp Cannon
Flora Hi 8#a# .H Fl. A fa
Union Burner .....
Bar Room oc,ngon coal basia "a .#
Russia Of all sizes, to 20 inches
ENAMEILE0 PARLoR CRATES.
Baltimore and patterns all the different styles and
Szes Pre- slabs and hre bricks Of Berys msnutAc'arns
hayward. fstsse G.v.nu.d Furnace.
for Leang dwelling houses, ehurshes Ae
order
All gooas delivered free Of charge I4# - -....
Oct l-6d WoopWhhp O eut.
vPLENDID BrocAde Plaid and PLAIN silks, of every
y vsey ep~nedWe just in receipt OF OF tho
specifuly the Of
confident ef one Of the sssoed
stocks ever offered in Washington We name us following
silks and all chocs
COLOR, winch will offer ~ chesp any retailer in this
Is pieces heavy coorod Poult do plain coor
handsome shades OF blue brown, tnngfeen and Gh co's
for evening dvesses. t.t t."|s..g 3uf tFla
styles Of plaid silks comprising great van
Of different coIo and qualities, OF which we WI
Offer very small advsncs the Wholesale price s the
We slso lave Just the stock Of rich
offered In this Market and would invite the pscu
Added the above we have every variety OF PLAID sood. ch a.
plaid nnersoes ad silks wool ih pas pd
every other All. Of rood, al al desirable for Ii, present
Al.s ono of the
Market consisting Of desirable shade Of
mode, blue, green, brown, purple, and black,
viii open iody se and spendd stock OF square and long
shawls. from a osia u,,.,,u.. ...I
-'A Seventh street, aear Pennsyivanis svesos.
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AUGUSTA HOTEL,
AUGUSTA, "a.
SAMUEL c. WILSON, Lessee and Proprietor.
Situated North side of Broad Street, three Doors Wsst
t Washlnsfon Street.
THE subscriber having taken ise Of this hrs' class hotel
rive undivided the accommodation
friends and His best efforts Ill be directed
comfort Of all favor him with
with toaIdDy, well such
through pfa,ronze daily ordinares.
preserve the
Of The houss, and TO add reputation daily
aft sAMuEL G. WILSON.
Aua O-d7uAlawtiNov 80 sal a7 rlsa 81 1rtfu
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Young Ladies' Institute, PittsAoid, Massachusetts
WELLINGTON II. TYLER, A. NJ,
+.e E & J. HOLMES AGNEW, ID. d., .N

.tfaN .#t. .&rf7 ok ti4 Principals and Proprictors
THE the ID of Novehb her, Early
plcation for place. desirable The location 10 unusually
unsurpassed the cold but liable
changes health provisions
besides o,her of the finest
We attention OF friends OF high
disciplinary education the systematic four years.
encng IN the institute aid wholly devoted
female teachers and nine professionally ~du
4 gentlemen, besides lecturers.
For catalogue issued TO bo had application
6--dim
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Z Aw NOTICE-sIDSEY q BAXTER, late attorney general
Ia OF yirsiria, removed Washington prscnss law
IA. will Court of the United
ooun. OF coumba and attend to professional
husin. conhdcd TO him.
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