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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-01
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Srsrs1 ~ fl,s asss5apss 4- fhH N.afe
t,t s'.rssslnr .ac mA,es' ~ ~thral SO
s-aHi, a4eurr. Sea w hsrtsfor. Hsieh-
mg4 CA,,saak. sna n,fsry FaNs Nena-
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a,s,ss re iaisAi n ~ PeuJas, sat vhrn
,.,s rsaegr Asse-uAy rloes. Is ~ ~ ~ 70
: -.srr rarss sss'su- sarvanAel with
rrgntices slit aIssrrsc.hic from repeated
failures. u docs nas dose-r 80 b.. discus-
80 i1 fsfi1zu srir', nv pred The failure
- paa cdrfs be- slffihuied o. party design.
fs,ssls1is. rapcginisf8enis. ard Scholsry
hsro t,cn mns ,hsugfiIiy abused hy al
parties in The Nc'snsui Legislature. II
has ,useted lsss IN reference O. suPcr,is-
s-r. snd onrs and again hiss Il HH'iifed
tli1sr ls~s. By ussbb.shly snd durfcdiy re-
f0ang % obey tho lsvs vr''sn ppm The
sbiate boob. II has sd up Supcrinlc ~.
eats, and with pucnlc 6eklcncss. throvn
them ASIDE. and there b. 10 theme more
fruitful y popular sneep than those raised
by aomsgogucs sgaits, schools, y 'school
masters" and school msans The
sdcpilon Il the sage lawmakers -" u "a
slly snd unnlnnly 10 talk about things
Which concern children. "schooi-h0uses,'
and ioachcs~ Sach things arc only ht
fof women" and other weak folk What
II there are $4,000 expended on our
srhcols each year VIVA, L there ore
5000 school houses and 5000 scholars ;
II Il too small q nstier to bother the Leg
is.aturc about. how this two hundred thou
eapd dollars arc cGpenAod, ----W hat The
children live IA. and who governs and
teaches them Banks must be examined
by an Inspector ;--fepccs have Viewer
-four has an examiner hops have IN In
spcctof. Bn; the schools are unyicwcd,
unsisiicd, uncxamincd. Scholars are len
10 chance teachers ~ much as frogs arr
Z lcfl Ia chance showers. The people do
mol know how their money is expended !:
( do moi know TO whom their n,oney h paid,
do not know whether they receive any
/ equivalent, do vol know what the chorac-
ter and powers Of the masters and mis-
/ tresHcs 90 whom they send their children
are,--do md know mo what houses their
children are pl.eed. They mr., nIrn,s, ms
,,no,,,, 81, ~. ,i,,,,,,. A., yo,.,,,, =. =,
tho ssme things IN Wisconsin or Texas.--
I And the Legislature, for two years past
has said, the people shaH not know OF the
pm, wha, aro u,o s.Loo,,
,bon
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ple's affair : haven't Won had an Etbar
Alpn and aim, Won called tho ro,l ..Greo,
Mountain Rows ~ What ara Scbool. :,
Won;
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-01

A peddler recently undertook 10 exchange
his cart with farmer for buggy wagon,
AZ vnily, Ne, but filling u DO So, hc loft
ue cart an the barn Of the turnier, and de-
parted. A dreadful stencil proceeding from
the vehicle fsw days snerwsrds, Il wac
broken oprn and partially deeomprsrd
body ola murdered female was found inside,
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Vermont ststaary Marble.

A correspondent Of the New York Daily
Times, writing from West Rutland, says;
The sthtusry marble Of Yves, Rutland is
far more valuable for The works OF artists
than any l,nl ian marble which is imported,
or that of any other quarry in America
~ least ! was told - by the proprietors.
who said that the Italian marble sells now
IN New York from 80 ~ 10 - per cubic
foot, and It has been SOLD M low a. 81 a.,
whilst The statuay mayblc of West Rutland
generally commands - - the cubic foot.
Even At this rate, the proprietors, Messrs.
Shcldons, Morgan & Slason, and William
=. baTnes,arc M, able to quarry fast enough
b meet the demand, and tioo blocks for
b'isi', Of oas ION eurh. are nor ordered from
Rome, Italy. AZ il,ongll Il rather extra
ordinary that We shanld be " sending Goals
% New Castle" | was particular IN my in
qu'ncs about this ordor from Rmnc for
Wet ROLAND marble, ana learnt !, 4ss
~ On American ari-i Who Ind ordered II.
huta natiye lalian sculptor, Of great en-
inence IN hls country, who gave the prefer
encc 10 Ne West Railsnd marble, as be-
Tg easier 10 work with the chiscl. The
grain d fu-r, ard Il Doe. not break or crum.
bic a. quickly a. ne Italian.
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DrTRnIT. Jnne 90.

This city gives a majority of 300 in ia
vor Of the Maine Liquor Law. Judging
from the returns thus far received from the
interior, the State will give majority not
far short of 10000, or four 20 one in favor
Of the law
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-01

~ o., Uasls Hfrai6 Vi3 he is'sed meat
ye,i in Tscs q ~ reruia' rsPc'. se''sn.
rars. ~ F-sr pretss ffaiihE isrrns, s'c.
Tai, - dcssssos 10 ON tho piaeco' Usc rec.
uisf paper faf u,ai week aaa sbo~ noro
fai, ~hsl sc .mgpl o. o. si,aaia ilerc b.
q ysyiar sr'Hgns 81 . esiy.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-01

Hon. SoLnsos Poor was among the
rassenFcn by the Steamer Baltic. which
armed a, New Nork on sunaAy afternoon
lat. lie has hcen absent some two months,
on The business cf the Savannah & FLORIDA
RsiirsedeosaI~ny, II 'si,ct he - President;
snA Il IA understood that u,e negotiations
ih -hHh be has been engaged have result
81 rcry ssesrssfally, and 10 the full ssiis.
faction o. "a eonsrrrei.
n viii be- gratifying To the friends 81
MI. foo1 To le@fa that he rc,urrs In good
h,aiih.
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About 4 o'rlock this afternoon, man
n1mea Frans Burhanan vlr'e intoxicated,
on u.ToAgA ihe Weston Rn.mld bndge
intotls fonncticut Rivcr, and ea- drown
ed
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-01

o. The Democratic Convention, held
81 M1n'pthrr on lhe ri pli., made The
Gl'awiHg nonIuaiionr
fw Governor Hon. JoHs $. Rom, SOS;
lscg'. Goyeu1r-j''frEsoNP. Kphrt;
Treasurer A. PAsf.
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Gov. Manning has appointed lhineen
Commissioners, to represent the Stale Of
south csrolina, =, N ges; Exhibition IN
Ne~ lors.
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o. Mr Potion. the ,ulrnmenl n Of
he faohburs Railroad. hts resigned ana
all b. succeeded b. NJ B.gelos. iorpefiy
experimentation NJ th- Ruiinud ana Buf
hnGi0u ko-a. An rao@iirnt appointment.
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4 Eve gallon kcg Of the arden, was seiz-
ed on Saturday, in the shaniy Of an Irish
mnn also another lot IN neighboring
shanty occupied by an Irish woman, and the
whole destroyed. The man was taken and
fined, but the woman has cys led the vigi-
lance Of the officer as yet. They have
been IN the practice Of getting it every
week a, Chesterfield, y. H., as we learn,
and having a regular row on Sundays
Democrat
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,,d march away ~ .h,d,, g,o,o
Tn.,mu.,c,. .,yoc,,., nan ,,
Our b,,vcn,v f,,b,r i. invoked
.,d ,h,nt,d g., an hi. 81
"a, ,.rci,. shn,,,n a., ,,nl.o ho,.
And yankce l,ss.. fair
,.bc accI,,a,;on nov, 4. mad
Th,, h.,yios, 6n,-,;,
Thai Johny null tred hard /, lin
An, 90, him any.
Now music make, the weIkin ring.
And low illumcs each fscn.n
All heart. beat high in ,1adness now.
In keen with time and place.
The Speaker tells Of bye gone DAYS,
Oftmcs that tried our grit,
When JOHNNY Bail put foot on US.
And got so sadly "bnm
And 30 the speaker'Il say,
Hen dress II up in better garb
In language Of the day.
Again i heard tho martial strain,
Our Yankee Doodle air
Floats soft DER hill and plain,
The toasrs come newt, and rug'Iar. too,
phue ,, ig,l o. .l ysnA X, ', WI,
With man, happy hit
, un' so' ,, ., pay, ~, come, S''' US now
God bless-and love-and keep you ALL
10" pleasant Is the ."u l,L.-
Our banners In the air,
.'n,a,,aam .ns '.,.oaano,i,,
80, 49,, 80, w. ~
$500 49," "nv 'oe' yUu' i'"''
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Ine" hD, A''a--inu''h--' h'''se "''''
""s' '"e"S' an" ecu ana S,Ai''
o"s' Vlnp''S' e,i'"'' ehApior,
wow stop my John, I'm bound 10 stay
To sec this safely through,
kinder " gies- YOU'RE JooiiH' me-
NOTION, 'ti- sonpler " true
To ia her WALLER dress,
And come down here and celebrate.
Wen have a iiHn-I guess.
Rutland, Jane 3Oih, 1853,
u our readers Will unite with AS
lmiring tho exo,,isi,. bos,,y and ,o,d
N
ithos OF the following lines, by n conirl
'or "h"Se '1oughls nave often euriched o.
,luInns heretofore. Nav We moi honc
'oei'e moro IRON the same source
Brightly gIoNs the Summer Morn.
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on candidates ~ Slsie AM Cogniy
ofneer sre again before the P-ailc \
seieeiioa n sieiiins, long -,fsoa End faithful
wnngs eompsises tie ticket, - hchst
'Aai s'cy true iasn mn b. prpad % v,'s.
rhcfe i ns an esjcei,onssle name pro-
seuiri-no cause ~ 1aision-no reasau
So sPs'iy bot even inaoreineu 70 wua
ans elo-' ouf nominees l., us defend
ur oo'ar &c have Displayed, Ard sustain
the Psas iiifa ~ haze snnsuneed % guide
"a sl'a W need ns despair q The failure
~ fhutste~' se~s fr1in Tcaas rupre.
srssis iAf GOD "a tsrg =, slue ln DE neu
age ngs ou'g fnsu. eArca - hAy cents
soit tserReot Ia a day, ssYs ths Fag, snd
80 Lsdrfg 'sah Aniosiul ctuiisns NJ ~l,s
hAss tHF tgsinoss. irusl ies,inr q ff ~
Pau scopes" n ~ mspen
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rs-s. 80. iNssefsHse s'1'- '''si~ sfif a''r-
hsanar ta. fnafi.anY of use aa.cefi iar
,a.,,re ordered aaa 90 fui bail In thr snm
r $50 l,r be- trs-a-sn-r st Caan N Sop
ter.he- asst Rai eiitr % ro baa 90
ba'h esses Dr. v.s caanaatrA
Thr oflcrf .sil that vieD She pistols
ser presented sri saapprl . huL b. sup-
posed ,aa' hoy verc oi losecd. and list
Grlur mcrtf aicndes a. sesrt lin. snd
htt cucara Bong itsen. UPon oSariina-
IN. haucver. tvefY barre uss found hcav-
W icsaed th paw3r and bal, and esr-
prd uai wii.c scott vas caryinr thcm
IN h,s paek,t to Wilmington, be he'd ocea-
siap 90 muyc one Of thcm. vbru one Of the
barrels exploited and hlovcd oui his pocket.
the bail passing very near his night leg
nnd through The fore end ofthe wagon.
a, Tie hcanpg before Mr. wlti, the ofb-
Ger took out thc pistols aud discharged
them. oil q the barrels going or with the
caps -p1n them, except two. The escape
Of the officer must be- regarded NJ very r.
issrka5lr, and he srys ne never realized
the imninca peril be had passed through,
until the pistol went of IA he Ockct.---
AMER such manifestations, who viii say,
that Juvenile dcpmsity is confined To the
cities.
Mr. Hatch was severely injured - much
50 tina, he was d,1nnged during the night,
and has ma entirely recovered from the
effects Of the blow Bnttleboro Eagle.
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c. Our readers will unite with as in
admiring the exquisite beauty and tender
Pa,hos of the following lines, by a contrib
utor whose thoughts have often enriched our
columns heretofore. May we not hope to
receive more from the same source
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[.ZI..=N
IEE.N2EENsIvE sTo0K -
SPRING coos S OF

ii ElSKEL1. &: CO., have ,sc.isIC-OS.
IL for snle at the lowest nrieotI wed end h,,.
Wasbinrt"n ohlIunss from tbsS.
Rock J@iata nwigb tesS Mount V.T,Y6ooFte.
,oo Iousdae, and other noted Ea. mills, VIII.
and s ShsetIn 70 a. 9-S. 4. sndS4 Bro
oVo rieSes Rich Fancy Prints, beiDr,..,
,oo H,aI iea STOCK we have ever otfers5 he aI5au
10 iteCes 1 5eIase lie LaiEes and Wo:-,, 20
scotch and Amsfie ca Manchester, EsPs u
10 HIeees GhecIis, Mariner Sh;.. 'ssI
SHIFTING Twecds. "h'ttinss, and b.
~ siS aS Coins saislnel"' Tweea'' Kentucky Jean.
Gu Pieces Flamnels, in WEIGH, Rrns.. e.
scarlet scarlet Shaker, and other stes SlIk AZ =,
e5 Pieces Bleaehed and Brown Canton p 4
~ Irish Linens, our own %,,aN P!alrs,
approved makes 'ilp OEtati0u ~;
Cloths and Cassimeres in rreat .
MerinO aid Italian cloths 's'ie1y' Cal...
pis;n ieS ~, toous we name elegant Bro.,,.
coioTed Silks. fout de Soil and OS SsI. q,
Black Silks, OF Bischof's and Other .r se
aIeges ana French BeTage de LANES IN ura NIB.
SWISS muslin, figured and plain 'eses, alus,,,
Tarlatans, all cJloTs
Lawns, Tissues, ChalIys. Grenadip., D.,
5orGered and p itsneh Chntzes, and B IS,
House Keeping Good.
" t !teees 9,s. 81 81, 1O-4, III, and So.
% SSiaeeilngs and Pillow case muslin. ~ Rsscs
o. fieccs llGklngs, some extra heayr
oo Furniture prints, incIudin. ,o,.
and fast colors. SoGs FCk M
Lace muslin curtains very beautiful
mafseilies Quits, elegant designs. yybf,s,.,
Barnsly sheetings and PILLOW case iir.1s aid ti1
Damask table cloths, all sizes, some ms, sS,,,
tension tables. OAe SGaas e r
DanaslS and unbleached table Iipens ~,
furniture DlmIty, III white and eolorS NFGa
Furniture Plaids, rs pieces Crash
Huck abaek Russia and Danask Tov,.Iin
Fruit Napkins. i""eHhs
Wooden and Linen Drusgets and crunh ,,,.,-
Three Ply, superior and common raTns,; S'Ei
Ced prices. Pe'hss, Ens
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DR.. Halls celebrated Pulmonic
ELIXIR

l'OR the permanent coughs, colds CONSUMPTION.
bronchitis asthma. r1lueHZn, Group whooping cough
inflammation OF the broncea and hoarscness caused by pub
ton. $50 "
Warranted tho pleasancst best medicine for diseas
cs the lungs ever sold in America.
In presenting this medicine TO the public have
satisfaction To know that not them with
an Invaluable antiioe for the class OF diseases it
scs 10 cure but one which is perfectly
iects upon the constitution be instercd
out any fear OF mineral noisons, for il contains
The fact, that large portion of the suffering,
throughout ecountry, is caused by disease the orga
duccd us TO put it within tho
VINO may iced remedy that has proven itself invaIu
able.
This medicine is tho result long experience and
study those diseases of the lungs which
our changcablc climates and claim it III advance
OF all medicines ever before discovered those peculiar
comp! Units, an Improvement upon ALL and consequently
superior to all others. 49,
we snail make eStTavagant assertions efficacy
IN curing di.eaGcs. like the vendors many
VINO deceive all who trust them, shall hold
Inducements which experience does not justify.
patients will perscvere in ths this medicine,
and use II dncted they will be cured in every
eros persons now enjoy the blessings of health
renewed life, as II were, who otherwise would long
since been in their grave, but for the timely perseVe
ring use Of this invaluable remedy. 1t is pretended
That II Is intahbc III every sage of consumption,
know II to BIS better adapted TO the various diseases
respiratory than other Medicine
the public An ask is trial. and in every instance
Used freely according the directions perfect salts
faction Is not given, the money will be returned.
Genuine signed K. HALL d co. For sale by JAMES
BAKER, Druggist, Wheeling, Va. Also, by Druggists
generally throughout The country. ar9-Iy
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The Primary Department
..s- OF THE 49,
Meade ColIegiate Institute

WELLSBURGi VA.
THE Fall session OF this School will commence on MON.
DAY the 18th OF SEPTEMBER, will continue i've ca
cndar months. :
NOpuP will be received for less time than one session.
unless by special agrcemen,-and when entered,
deduction will be made for absence during the session.
Cept In cases prOtracteu sckness,-nor any pp
pcrnitted to withdraw. This ruleis positive.
TERMS:
Day nupis,-Primary English Department. $1,000
classical anu Mathenatical.. 1900
Board and Tuition per session Ofive months. 10 90
One HlftnvaIaby in advance, the remainder mid.
die OF the session.
Ministers OF the Gospel.
05F further Information catalogue. published by
Board OF Trustees =
Byorder of the Board,
49, SAM'L ID. TOMPKINS Rector
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TO FEMALES

You will find these Pills invaua medicine in many
complaints 10 which you subject In distractions
either total or PARTIAL they have been found
benefit restoring their functional arrangements 10 a
health aetion purifying the blood other fluids
ectually 10 put TO flight all complaints which may arise
from female Irregularities giddess dimness
OF sight, pain In the side back etc. public
as the best Pills for all diseases the following
MEDICAL EVIDENCE.
We, the undersigned Physicians having the receipt
OF their manufacture submitted Inspection sa "
that The ingte1ens OF which they composed makes
them the best Pill in Tor all diseases Liver I'm
rurities OF the Blood etc wcsoy this not only our
own judgement, but also from that OF the best a
thorlty II the United States All diseases requiring lie
use oGan Alternative Daphoretio and Purgatve Medicine
that same under our notice. has been treated with the
above Pllls with the most satisfactory success.
GEORGE WOOD, NJ. ID.
r. CROWLEY, NJ. ID.
l.. BOWEN, Nj. u.
u Purchase none but those having signature q.
y. HOBENSACR,' upon each box, all others Gc
worthless mutations.
Agents wishing new supplies, and all others wishing 10
become agents. must address the proprietor j. n. Io.
nENsAGK at his laboratory No 100 North Second
Sold BY all Druggists and Merchants in the u S.
Pamphlets Swing certificates performed in diff
eTcn: sections of the country by above medicines
can be had gratis OF the agents.
sofa by j. baker, Wheeling, wholesale and retail agent
or Western Val w. l.. briggs, West Liberty; J. Fer.
Tell, radlcytowH ing, Tradelpha; VIM Hosnck,
onys Point; Danl FerIi, Coral Cove. Price each 20
cents. mar29-Iv
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" F INCONSISTENCIES NnRM svRI1p
THE TAPE WnRM

This Is the most difficult destroy OF all that
inIest the human system, II grows almost Indefinite
longth becoming coiled and fastened the mtestines
and stomach, cectng the health sadly cause ST.
Vius Dance Fits etc that those afflicted seldom II ever
suspect that 1t is Tape Worm that is Fastening them
10 an early In order 10 destroy this very
energetic treatment must be pursued, therefor be
proper TO take or OF my Liver Pills, so as to remove
all distinctions, that the Worm Syrup may act direct
upon the Worm, which must be taken In doses two
bic spoonuls three times These directions followed
have never been known fail in curing the
nate case ofTape Worm. tLr5=-G.
READ THE FOLLowIH0:
And you cannot be indifferent TO this appeal Human.
ty calls upon you to do your DUTY 1t is only
the many thousands who has seen its wonderful effects.
Dr. J. N. Tatitude to you, the
ventor OF highly valuable medicine, prompts this humble
testimony in its favor being GENTLE yet power.
fully etfecua remedy for Worms. Having had much cx-
peiieec in knowing to effects OF various preparations
my vile. who was well skilled in ,nnisering children
would use other while yours had daugIl.
ter OF ours became seriously seased. Her symptoms
were alarming, but her mother sought rene.
dy for Worms Having obtained yours by the time she
had taken half bottle, OF Sir, the joy gave
ate motheI to see the improvement in her child she be,
ing about five six old. She passed immense
quantity OF w oTns, her sckly
cd, her spirits returned, and in a short time lovely
Child threatened with decline DEATH ga We prom
tse of health Thanks TO kind Providence whose bles
sling attended your Syrup restored the child With conf
deuce recommend it TO all parents whose children arc
suffering with Worms. $3.50
~. ~ JAS. b. BOWEN, Minister OF the Gospel
Late Pastor OF the southampton Baptist Church.
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CINCINNATI.
FNNs1N4NN TT OHIIOs
Incorporated, lS4S

Incorporated, 1S4S.
HE attention OF the public respectfully called to the
superior facilities afO ded at this institution
hyng indi riduas in thorough practical manner for til
counting room and business pursuits.
hstTHcttoH-Book.keePin by Double Etry.-A complete
practical course of Instruction Keep
ing scientifically double Entry the different de-
hending The forms IN use among the most eminent establish
nens engaged individually partnership business,
osperous adverse; i'll the purchase
at wholesale anu retailing ortng and export
ing on their own account commission joint spccu-
aton including speculations in stocks, estate,
steabo1ting bank insurance. railroad, and books
JOINT stock and chartered associations generally.
commercial calculations embrace every variety
putat pertaining business operations being taught
according TO the most approved Enthusiastically Dis
count Equations, arbitration OF Exchanges. &c
Mercantile CoTresFoHdeHceSuch exercises are introduc-
habits and genuine business style correspondence upon
hennnd OF the student well amiaTize him with
JoC'7a Invoices, sa'es bills OF exchange &c
Practical Penmd1hp-One hour is devoted in teaching
with thorough command Of hand and pen, accuracy and
elegance with ease and rapdity, and perfect with
beauty reconstruction
Comml,rcGI Law .,,u Political Eeonomy-Daily Lee
lures are given these important topics
with the avocatons OF the merchant in the
and practical workings OF trade embracing the
subject OF Partnership principal and agent negotiable
struments sales, debts, guarantees, cc also the
OF wealth, currency foreign and domestic exchanges cred
II, profit, interest, inter national Iude &c.
me course Cal be completed i'll from eight to twelve
any time.
knowledge ordinary English branches is all the
requisite preparatory qualifications.
The acquaintance OF the Principal bes him
10 render sStance TO those wishing situations
Oil graduating
Good board he obtained the city al so to
per week.
elusive. $500. -: /.
For fun course books, stationery Diploma. &c. inclu-
jan$S3-iyd Principal.
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