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SIlerill'S SALe.

10y command of an execution from the Court
% of Common Pleas, Of Jackson county! l
shall expose to public sale, at the door OF the
Court House, in Jackson, on the 28th, day OF
May next, al one o'clock ?. NJ the fol lowing de-
scribed property to:wit That part of the South
East quarter OF section no. fourteen, Township
no. FIVE, in Range no nineteen. which is bounded
on the East BY lands Of EnOs Smith, on the
North, by lands of Belinda Mercer, on the West
by lands Of Robert Chapman; and on the South
BY the section line and lands Of Solomon Deaver
and James Smith, containing sixty-tive acres,
and eighty.twO hundredths Of an acre, more or
less. Levied on as the property of Levi M' Mer,
Ger, at the suit of Belinda Mercer Appraised
at S4OO. .VlNTON POWERS, Shift. }. G.
April 81, 53-tds.
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FIRST SPRING
IMP OR r A TION!

ENURNACE Proprietors and Country Mer-
I chants are advised that VIM. ELDEN, &
Co., Import RS and Jobbers of Dry Goods, No.
3, Enterprise Row, Portsmouth, Ohio, are re-
cevins the largest stock, of SPRING GOODS,
ever offered in our market, and from the fact
that their purchaser was early in the Easter
Markets, gives us att adtaRtage Of at least lC
per cent upon present Salued rates. and enables
TIME.
Our, stock has been selected with great care
ana will excel in extent, any IN this market
and compare favorabIy with any house west o.
the mountains. The truth Of this assertion
will present itself to any one who will lool
through our wholesale department.
Our customers will find our stock superior t
what 1t has ever been heretofore. and stranger
10 our House are earnestly requested 10 lool
through the stock before purchasing in any
other house either here or in Cincinnati or Pitts
burgR, Of before going cast.
Portsmouth, March, 3, l853-3m.
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Guardians sale of Real Estn,e.

GuarGihhs Saie, 81 heHi asthtH'
IN pursuance Of an order Of the Court of Pro-
bate, within and for the county of Jackson,
and State of Ohip, shall offer at public sale, on
the 9th day of May, 1858, between IOA NJ, and
iP NJ, Of said day, on the premises, the follow
ing real estate. situate in jackson county, and
known and described as follows The South.
West quarter of the Northwest .quQiter OF sec
ton five, of Township six, of Rapgeseventeen.
Also, tie South East quarter of the North East
quarter of section six, Qf Township six, of Range
seventeen, which lands are charged with the
dover estate CT Sally .Romipes, laie Sally Faulk
ncr Said. lands to be sold. subject to said dow
er, as the property of Nancy Jane Faulkner q
minor. Terms Of sale, one-half cash in hand,
and the residue in pne year. with interest from
the day Of sale, to be secured by personal secu-
rity, and deed to be made on full payment Of the
purchase money. a.
!, JAMES RoNINrs, gPard n. ol
hAcALIt ioi ''i iNANcY JANE FAuLKNTR.
April 5th, 1853.
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Guardians sale of Real Estate


Nm pursuance of an order of the Court of Pro-
"A bate, within and for the county of jackson,
and State Of Ohio, sliall otfer. at public sale,
on the 9th day Of May, 1853, Between 10 A. NJ,
and P. NJ, of said day, on the premises the
following real estate, situate in jackson county
and known and described as follows, to-wit
FIVE chains wide off of the East side of the
South Fast quarter of section No. G, of Township
No. 6. of Range No II, containing twenty acres
Also. the Norla half of the West half, of the
south West quan1r, of the Southwest quarter
Of Section No S, of Township No. 6, of Range
No. II, containing ten acres. Said lands to be
so,l as tie property of Leonard Faulkner, a mi.
nor. Terms Of sale, one-half cash in hand, and
the other Lalf in one year, with interest from the
day of sale, to he secured by personal security,
and deed to be made on full payment of the pur-
chase money. ,.....,,
:, ,p, JAMEs RoMINEs, guard'n. Of
MAokLEf LOT ret l. LEONARD Faulkner.
April 5th. 1853.
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Guardians sale OF real Estate.

IN pursuance Of an order Of the Court Of Pro-
4 bate, within and for the county of Jackson,
and State of Ohio, shall offer at public sale,
on the 9th day of May, 1853, between 10 A. NJ,
and P. NJ, Of said day, on the premises, the
following real estate, situate in Jackson county,
and known and described as follows, to.wit !:
Commencing on tie South side of the South East
quarter of Section No. 6, Township No 6, Of
Range No. H. five chains west of the South
East corner of said section six, thence running
West 80 chains, and from tEese two points
running by two parallel lines North through
said quarter section, containing thirty acres
also, the following situate in Lawrence county,
Ohio; The East half of the North West quarter
of the North-East quarter of section Nc. two,
Township No, four, Of Range No eighteen, con-
tanning twenty acres, which last named tract is
charged with the dover Of Sally Romines, late
Sally Faulkner, Said lands to be sold as the
PROPERTY. Of Thomas B. Faulkner, q minor
Terms of sale, onehalf cash in hand, and the
residue in one year. with interest from the day Of
SALE to be secured by personal security, and
deed to be made on fun payment Of the purchase
money. 49,, ..
GAnEs RoNtSEs, guard'n o
MAckLff iof le' T. trucNAs Is. F.viHSIr
April 5th, 1853.
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cHAs. 4. NJ. DANAMN, LEWIS C. DANAHIN
Chas. A. NJ. DAMARlN, a Co.
l0holcsole Grercrs,
AND
PRODUCE DEALERS,
No. S., Front Street,
PORTSMOUTH oHfo'
RAILROAD NOTICE
k

E4I Tfe efz-.ss- ll-E7EI1s.aG ~
Office Of the MARIETTA d CINcJNNATI Regroadl
Company, Chilllcolhe, NafShg7, 1885
DURSUn ont TO an order Of .he Roard Of D-
rectors, passed on tie 10Th inst, the Sub
scribers to the Capital Stock cfthe Marietta and
Cincinnati Railroad Company, residing in the
counties of Clinton Jackson and, vintOn, not
heretofore notified, are requested 10 pay "ten per
cent" on, the aipount held by each respectively,
and ten per cent; each and every thirty days
theresftera commencing on the first day Of
April, 1858, or as sopn thereafter as practicable,
continuing I'LL tho whole pipount is paid.
mar. 3I1'sH 81 John MADEIRA
I. Treasurer
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Petition 70 Sell Land.

THo's r. MATTHEWS Admir- Probate Court
Of I'iioAAs WILLIAMS Decd. Jackson Co. o..
a., us. Petition 10 Sell
Tnos. WILLIAMS et al. j Land.
HNO Thomas, Williams one of the heirs Of
a Thomas Williams deceased. You are here.
by informed that On the 18th day Ct March
1853, Said administrator filed his petition in
the Probate Court Of Jackson county Ohio, the
object and prayer Of which petition is. to obtain
all order, &c. The assignment Qf the dover Of
Elisabeth Williams the widow Of said Thomas
WAlMps deceased, in, and for lhe tae Of the
following real estate tOf which tie said Thomas
WILLIAMS died seized5 or 50 much thereof al
may be necessary to pay tie debts of Sa ID de-
cedent, to witt - The East half Of the North
East quarter Of Section thirty two, Township
eight Ran.e seventeen, containing about eighty
acres" Said petition will be for hearing before
said Court at Jackson, on the first Monday Of
Nav next Il. R. STANLEY
Apr, /. le53-iw. Sol. for Petitioner.
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LETTER LIST.

IA LIST Of Letters Remsinihg in the
"a Post Office at jackson on tie first
day Of April. 1858. Persons calling for
these lellers viii please say they dro ad-
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vertised.
Atwood Nicholas Miller Thomas
Baldwin Seth C Morgan Richsrd
Brown Sarah Miss Miller John
Brupton George Marry Edward Mr.
Busler Henry hIiliken John
Bowers James Moore g. Go Messrs
Boyd James Mcfarland Mr.
Boweer George Milirons Sampson
Biba Dabner McDonough Michael
Brill Christopher Martin Eacinda Miss
Baker BenIanine hlullin liesty
Brown James Maple George
Brangan Peter Mcclellan John
Cain Patrick ElcCariy VIM.
Church A Miss Noilsinger Peter
Callahan VIM Newell Geo. w
Carlo IleiiFy Nolan Patrick
Carrick Ellen RoseNewell Elizabeth
Miss Norris Soloman
Criton admr's Of 10. Nichols John II
hnston's Estate Nenamee Hiram
Conner Cornelius Otben VIM
Criswiser John Oyne Pstt
Conroy John Overly Adam
Davis James g Pettyford Robert
DeloDg Isaac Parker A NJ
Ooherty John ;. Pherris Robert n
Yohann Adam Duv. Peterson NJ
endack Pendex,er Joseph
Deem Moses Polly Sybble
Ewing John NJ Palmer Corn elits
Fullerton W II Quarts William
e. Cadot Russell Enoch
Fout Phillip 2 Robbins Clarihda
Fields Harriet Miss Miss
Fitzpatrick Philip Roberts HumPRHey
Frazee J Esqr Radcliff Charles
FouSt Wm II Reid w Ii
Galbrailh John Ray Thomas
Humphrey ,Johh Schnder Frank
Hunt Elizabeth Style Levi
Huford JOIN Stropes Henry c
Humphreys Hugh 2 Stennemsn VIM
iIellman John Simpson Elizabeth
Hand Ella L Miss Mrs
IIouton George Mr. Shuyer Phillip
Henson Lukin Spear DR. w
Heck Henry Mr. Siegall Amanda
Hopper Solomon DIr Miss
IIammon Harriet MrsSknner Elijah
Johnston Or Seymore Arcibaid
/" Daniel Mr. Showers Wm
4" Mary Ann Swan Joseph
I" Francis MrsShower Daniel
Jones John Smith Davis James
&" Jane Swaney Robert
Inman Joanna Mrs Sekennecker Geo.
Killgore Ruben Mr. Sallard David
Keenon Jonn 2 Scrligs Albert
Kirkland Betsey or Thompson John l.
| FA {" Samuel
Kee yor EIanor Mrs Thornsburg Nancy
Rooms Cyrus Tickner Ballard
Kennel Daniel Vansky Timothy
Kelly Daniel or WmVance James
Lawrence NJ Vernon Elisha
Livingston James 9 Vernon Jack
Lesser John Woodson Jno ? Re,
Lensmore VIM Mr. " ooI America Mrs
Leach Francis Mrs Ward Patrick
Lawrence VIM l. Waters William
Leari Nancy Wood F L
Lawre, ce AY Wilson Joseph
Morris Margaret Weaver John
cMillon JOB B Woodward Thomas
Maple Greorge Mr. Wikle Eli
Martener John Webb } w..
P.P. PRICE, P. NJ.
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AND also, parts of Sections "a. "a and 81.
Also, in Township Four of Range NiheI
teen, of said district, the following sections ahd
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500 nj EN-
WAN 7 ID!
VIZ Wish TO EMPLOY

r ripe. Hundrm Men to work on the grade
and Masonry, On Sections Nos. One to Seven,
Inclusive North East Of the Town hf,Jackson,
on he JACKSON. AND NEWARK EXTEN-
SION o. the SciOiO,a aDd blocking Val
ley Hail Road, forYbich ne viii pay the
highest prices in Cash, pTd on Public Works
in this prt of the State. 1he:wsrk is situated
in the most healthy part Of the State, and is de-
sirablc Section foT laborng Men. a.
Payments will be made every Thirty days.
4. FRENCH, !
b. BROWN, p.,au pa 4 ,.u-,..
j. NJ. MARTIN. }
jackson c. II Jackson County, o.
March II, '53-f.
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Dissolution.

l-. DhSSOhuttOh.
1TtHE. copartnership heretofore existing be-
tweenthe So Nscribers is this day dissoiV-
ed, by mutual consent. John d. Jones wlircon-
tinuc the business at the old standb ana wlifset'
Gle all liabilities, Of the late firm. ,,,
JOHN D. JONES,
JOSEPH RULE.
OaI Hill, April Ie. 80
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NOTICE is hereby given to the Subscribers
and Stockholders cf this Company in the
counties of Hooking, Perry and Vinteu or else
where, for the jackson and Newark Extension of
the Scioto & Hooking Valley Rail Road, that an
nstalment of ten per cent. of the subscription,
additional to the FIVE dollars share payable at
the tine Of subscribing is required to be paid on
or before the Ist day of March next to Flavius
Case, Esq, of Hooking ,cP:. and John RiGbey,
Esq, of Perry county, and Thomas Davis, Esq,
of Finton county; and that further installments
of ten per cent are hereby required to be paid on
said subscriptions every sixty days thereafter,
until the whole be paid.
BY order Of the Directors, J.Y. ROBINSON,
.,..,. Prest.
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WALK n! WALK IN!

XN7ALK in to, the little Tailor Shop, just be-
w low Mr.. f. Longs s. ore, and there you
will find an accommodating Fashionable Eastern
Tailor, who is IN readiness, at all times to do
any kind Of business in his line. Pleas call and
test him. a., J. CRAWFORD,
Jackson. March, q '53--1y
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lust PiIRIsIEED,

FENHE ,Chtistlan Diadem and Family Keep.
b sake. The cheapest and most elegant Month
ly Periodical that is published in the United
States, Terms one dollar year 10 be paid in
advance. .ttt = S.sla ~ :,
r. HARDING HooksclleT,
ta.ksat agent
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Ma::ch, 81 1888
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N0tice fn StockhOIders.

Jackson, April, 9th '53-tf.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-16
COMMERCIAL ,sp FINANCIAL.

There Is ycp little change TO note 10
monetary affairs Money continue, close
bu, IA suihcicn, supply fof regular busi-
mess operations.
Tho Eeononiist says Money IS rather
more plenty. but the rates DO DO, vary ma
tcrialy. say on good stock 10 good men, at
csil, ia per cent, and up "a 10 per cent
under general circumstances good ~ 10
day. paper, o 10 per cent? q months
paper, ~ per cent
Also, Much smashing has occurred
among fancy stock spectators. As they
chow signs Of caune IN, the hyP,ihccai-d
stocks pour- out nnmcrously. 4 disiIn.
guishcd operator lately sailed for Europe
and some 300 shares Cumberland tnnbied
upon the market. The true losers By the
late fall IN stocks begin 10 show themselves
IN sudden departures, snothorcd doiaica-
lions. and bursting bladders Of all sorts"
The striugrncy in the money markets
of the large cities does not extend into the
county. rs far as We can learn, money
Is easier in the country than for many
years. This is probably accounted for by
the high pnces and quick demand for pro-
dnoe OF all kinds, which have prevailed the
past year and by the large expenditures
in building new lines Of Railroad, IN open
NJ new mines and quarrics, aud IN manu-
featuring Of all kinds. The great bulk Of
the money used IN these operations has
been derived from Europe. The capital
Of the cities, however, has been heavily
taxed 10 carry out projects both Of real
and fancy value. Speculation in fancy
stuck which has run high--inducing the
pledge Of large amount Of such stock on
coli loans-has escr sod powerful inhu-
cnce IN tho money market
The market had become clogcd with
stocks OF no real value. New York, the
center Tor transactions Of this character
has sutTerrd most The pressure must
cease a. money Aovs back to the cities
again.
The rapid nsc in flour and grain, is ow-
ing TO The reported short crop IN France,
Holland, Belgium, Italy and EgyP, par
uculahy IN the fnt named county
Whether tins advance IL .ustaiucd viii de-
pend ,iyen the real facts THIS advance in
Tho face OF an apparently stringent money
market Is an anlmaly.
We understand that the water power at
Sutherland. Pals, IN this town has been
leased 20 a company of cuterprising and m
tclhrrm gentlemen, whose object Is 10
make tins an attractive poin, for caPtaL--
We rejoiec thal this, one II the finest
privileges IN New England, Is about TO be
improved.
The County Of Rutland, considering the
c.icn q It, marble and slate quarnc-, ore
beds ard wa,cf poser, It, central location
and easy access TO market. offering many
advantages for manufacturing, must mpid-
ly increase ia population and wealth.
The receipts Of produce At New Orleans
Tor the pfcsen, year, exceed sl3i,0O0,0oO
an Increase or sai.OOO.OO0 over any PREV.
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tA,fs I,,gafst t.'s Hak.ts ni.u,s sod crsf,rd
totNs's. tutr'r 1tildifF. ts n'sttrs ttiiy 'tHfs
late irl-t fUNfsf- Arnusua hps H+s.fi4s ~
uattf % l-urn, Namllh. ttuuspHu. N,oaHut. 1t
Ter Aimntd. srd Roe White tu "a N..s . ftf sale
" fi~ss'e std frttN ~ e. o. Hf S,ih
Ma, =. ieN
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Nfrrtttut btssrristAss' NJ
Las aas rs b'evn. en- rnpleyrg M AaroH
sasw. doairi iu furliiure. u Cnruasn.
OHa. IN ihai p.ae, ou iAe ~ 81 Jolly.
vtl tar urHIen ~ ,is1uu. Mayors.
% aaaser. eel h- br.tter ST. Rlfu.
Is. sn. lrrlela. Nern3n ga. baggage
sfr,-d ai Niaeaa ou tbe 9th sna SOS
placed u o. r,an in tha Cataract llsa.s.
.iuce ibna noihinr has h.tI heard ai han.
its feared hr uay have fallen ~ tbe
vr-t ipie. af t1si boz ha. me urh toni
y'aY He Vase young mau of CREST ploin-
i.,. ablh Pr ,rsrs Of Egg. vith biue ryrs,
and right hair End about medium ste. .-
w.. f1ra3s are ius state 81 painful sus-
t,,nsc and au8ety.
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fHF HaHel uHfNulaAfI
~ fhr uandrfflI r4frs fHffffltsi lt Tie tfaWV sni
Fau htiirf frursfnf ht tH4Ias A fefklus g. oqual
Dos n'Nrf Hrn kulss tr relieving isaI CO. 100 sf-s-
~ iis core ~ sfuai complaint, csnlH tr hnif-
ami -tsiHth, rHruniafs tl 80 ifs fsffi-, ints ri.
DE- h4rnr, slfs tifzi, -rssel, A. % dyfiUfdt tfr
hrt feHtit ts Pro sfid. iHf particular sfrHisfs
file hatds f aseutt. Zoo Zee rfatuUts, dI.ifHItsi
\ o. o. sure g. call Or tufi- 8 Ftfktu.' ,fffil
bod rsia kisE The, si@ -aIr pratHriif- ilf the
1 HHfi statss.
AgL,T- FuE THU ABOVE MEDICINES -
Chs+. bufi ~rp, laiitfs Frirf Euusua i.i.srlIh
nsFsd trniff Euiisad 4. !. tilman. Wet iiHt.
land .. ]. ~laague, Nrthuder %. ~luiands, fifa.
tit G~l = Alien, r. Nsiturffd lsinos turti--,
iiofasf u g.. i4IliauH, nanif tlafs a lanziun,
Wet ruufu'f Z. T. taee. iuudun R.-f a Iatt
tn-1l. t'aHiisius 4tiiH A Wright. Orwell. gand,
IS afhugtafd H-It
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''sffssri'N r'cfs hss know s, r. ilaucnng dis
vaec. 10 ruintucn le- aud prpgfesos iu,idanu.y
uai before zoe 3. Tfr q u, the lung mass OF
aissf. then sudden mp change in,n heat t.
cold, priiCcs au fHfHassaftlH, and iu itW dat~ ~
week % 9. .sid, hoe aic died Of hs-t, tuusumptIHn
tuf az uHutifd with f"usii 10 ituiF complaint, We
vuHiH Rotor 90 the advertisement uh tr nut de uithi-
p7rrr 90 iud-uu'- th'iural Earart of 20 hers and
L.Unfuus which BE- sad 10 be certain cufe fof this
aW fli disrase
ruNp a MORSE, vh1c.alo Ascut.. Main and
MalILual.n -LLlrI.. nlLILand. VI
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B,Ht ~trHorr CtVrEt ~ ihe rc-
cont Convention u, the mfiuhcn ~ thc
Amrncan Bible u mon, one ct thc speakers
gave hs perouilon be tbs sty.c. VIZ
'''>,ulc have sucored II ihis Society as AZ q
hlilc baby. bot can tell them that the ln-
o. baby b. grown and grpvu and grown,
uniii his Circumstance Is everywhere. and
his centre - no~hrfe."
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AZ VERNON l.--Nf,. Ntu-luv, an experienced
nurse and r1ise FtY-t,taf bee >aefhag ssssp
hfrhireu trsih,rr O. rt'lli, arihtato- tIc pl,r.-
oi trflntHr hf -HneHiue th, riaarl siiai 90 pain
nf - HfHif action, aud PEI aHtr g. fegulaff Che h ri-.
bfHHu afH q, 'tlaf- &c will give frst 90 Suufoi,t-,
cod fHist aud -aath 60 yrur inianf- Newer ha- ii
taird a untrlf u-rf PERFECTLY aaf 90 i= administered
infru g., hir iHnHi. rnrs 1i reuts bHtr.c.
\. - 3D. -iirs o., can tr Me-. Mis.lsv's sssfslar
NFrsF, and attend % o. lfr "a sir child suffering.
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~ Ne ~ ANkt4N iNMAN. ~ rsirhsera. and
MIss -RGi h MArTu ~, rl Iuia.lih, % J. %.
nound. "a. uH Ore Nib trsf
uI $40 PEHHfA yuHNfuN end Ni-- uILIN y.
MA No. h ti ,i -ii,i siarl % Miliols uu thr -Ui
lh-i. ia &c.. bsulri Partff
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RUTLAND ACADEMY.

ThE E-n Term wni "omme"cc. On
/. LDsGLts 8. 8 Frisdpli
va. kIl ~. 4. o., & 's.-aati Prss,E'sr, s,s
J.sfsrr ~ F~Sash
No. 8. ~. HOPKINS, 7eaa1-r Y M-s. sad
i,sig Wui be- engaged Go teach bSswinr, Aud
Painting Hnnu'hf .uaur HUt F.l5 elflnsue, sl-5 90
s.-it' 81, mo Eue'-h Department
hlts -lraks Ii.n,h with clrranfs ard a'tu
slff. f1i .Bf-'t.t sdsaHifCsH wH 10 sGardrd 20 80
NhI Ssh o. acquire t.c t"ntct Puuunci4i."a OF Gis
Language.
ieacHr.s' tia will 90 formed ~ ihs tufnnenrr.
m-HI ai s Tenn uf i iriotsn ia tiie best nipJ.s ut
tstHf Hr. and tlh. soc srfflui-, Ae
Thee rft9rinr u.sn ur lrs'ilne frufss M l''7t.
eil .iai', Nit h.fe nud usic tasli.ne- ssd rso'ye
tir tlu-t drg.tFd attsrtf. H.
TUITION.
rsFArtT lHr sfFEH w.tK - wa rrfN
Comma trrit.4. i~f gHsr-f,.,s..t ~ pl a. ~
fiafff tNt -ii.-tst's .-.s.sss5 ~ p w.
lII|u sud tf"T - nl IL 2 tI
lf-u'h End hst-au. csrh, IahuH, l..t...-... 2 90
lrN1 tuHi'i .-t..+t--4sl 'Hi
bf-r..r aaa faHrlnf ,.tI. .stffl .h.......H ~
NHH'r vIIr tt- of il.f5uipsr ........... 10 90
Board fsu O.. uhittuod an reasonable film. h,'u
! ~ Go e. Dl i.f ssst,
rtaIsaus afe ritftist ~ ~ rf~-'ui 81 Mo. sor-
Hi..ss nsHt ~ tle lorui. and hH dei7ruur All. 10
made sUcunt af ah spfs r'rrif boo rssrt afprf.ri
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