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fnvHE only tuinlllb1o Medicine NOVA
ii 1unHoWpe ELfxI1 VITAE NE orienal u
stea n an its parity. ouick md powerful Ia vr.
sSss ~ proverbial-ln 70 many inaansos hsyine
ssssi nom the veEy verge Of ths tomb Che subjects
81 diseases ir their most terrible formA - tssmo-
nals Of the most exaltsA shAEnesef from fn1ividuAls
and Institutions testify. n the descriptive srsulas
may Be found one from the Masonic and Odd rsllow1
Lo1essot Norfolk. Thsmslicines able to give reief
numeEous and vsuahIe but II persons are willine
g their use and submit 20 course Of ELK.
IL VITA = care tonce eaa Be effected In ord nary
oasea only one or TIVE weeks being required, end
those regarded - utterly inonrabs only three four
weeka u VIII thoroughly purify the blood. In
scrofala, rheumatism, indigestion, he, it stands
alone. its action the Bowels, Liver and KidneJs
are direct and e9eient Deprived hunors in the
eircniatton adectths vital sr1sna- course 81 two
on three weeka v1iirslieye the system Of all morbid
matter reaction ensues, an incontrolsble appetite
With high and vigorous health the result. In deep
and hesvy colds, that often end In rapid decline,
aothins 10 comparable. For mercurial and syphiiae
diseases it 10 truly the only medicine Known. nos
leaving vestgs Of the disease. Pursue the co9rse
above, unless the bones have commenced dcceyn4;
II %, ct the end of three weeks suspend its -
weeks, RECOMMENDS, and ct the END Of three Wesn
the body will be restored to it, original health.
We have Just been put In pesses.ion Of liberal
supply of the shove invaluable incidence ene won.
derful curative povsn Of which are groyer6isi
.IACK6ON n. WOOD. g
0RUBBs &APPERSON,
q. og - nruRRiefn.
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90 ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFAC

GNNOOhA0C I1OAEI 0ukAN OE NJ
~ TURE -CLOTHING! CLOTHING! CLIO
THING!a-WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
49, ELLIS MORRIS, No. IS Main st, (Mansion
House I'll would most respectfully call the attention
of country merchants and others TO my large ssso-
ment of READY MADE CLOTHING, all made mp in this
city, under my own supervision. My stock Of Over
Goats cannot be surpassed either in beauty price,
ranging from S3 50 to go each. have in store,
and am constantly manufacturing, which will sell
st least 25 cent less than can be bought in the
Northern markets.
1000 Over Coats, all styles and price.
500 Dress, Frock and Sack Cloth Coats, from $5
upwards.
500 Satin, Silk, Velvet, Cloth Vests and other
styles 81 and upwards. go
300 pairs Fancy, Black and Plain Cashmere Pants,
81, % and upwards,
500 Ready-made Shirts and Drawers, of all styles
together with large assortment of Neck Ties, era
watts, Colars Gloves Pocket handkerchief and Gen.
tlemens Furnishing Goods, of all kinds.
Suits cut and made to order, usual at the short
est netice.
Call and examine before purcha.ing elsewhere.
se18-1m* e. MORRIS.
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Cool, YET AccoMMopATING.-A man by the
name of Bahr, of Sebastine county, was lately In
very peculiar circumstances. Whilst absent from
home q vagabond by the name of Rose made the
acquaintance of his- family, and actually 30 far
transcribed the bounds of propriety AZ TO induce
Mrs. Bahr to consent to run away from her husband
and cohabit with him. Accordingly he yoked up
Bahrs oxen loaded the cart with the effects about
the house, placed Mrs. Bahr and her two children
on the top of Them and was just about to cry ''pit
up Berry, when Bahr made his appearance. He
had already heard OF his wifes unfaithfuness, and
came up weeping.
"Ob, Polly Jane, Polly Jane, are you going to
leave me, and take away Bob and Sarindai"
Mrs. Bahr answered not a word, but the attention
of Rose was drawn to the lamentations.
''Whats the matter. Mr.. Bahr Z" said Rose.
"Polly and the children is going to be separated
from me-" responded Bahr.
mo need OF that, Mr.. Bahr. no need of that
Come and 60 along with US In fact, we need you
to pack water and chop wood. Cheer up and come
along Don't look at the dark side of lite you'll
have afrstrate time. Get up Berry,"
Fayetteville (Ark.) Independent.
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A CARD-TO THE LADIES.-

70. =. s.ori tssP - y snnoonces
~ linery Rooms win not be opened until the 1st
Of November, at which time she viii open splendid
ss.ortmene OF MunneD ana EsnSy sisaeieA selected
ervsion-which will enable her 10 bave the new
EFT mportations and styles at al times hsving during
reside nee Of u years become well acquainted With
the styles and superior taste Of the Ladies Wiz.
einiasnd being unable to procure In this city such
help a. COMFORTS with her style of workall orders
left during my absence with my sister, Miss PARKE,
will be filed in the most prompt manner, and exc.
cuted in the newest and mot fashionable style a.
soon received.
Being well aware my numerous customers have
every confidence in my skill and long experience,
Oh Ill endeavor merit continuance Of the same by
uuremittng attention to business.
All persons indebted to me, will please call and
settle their at the Store of Miss Parkewho
this Il earnestly requested. G. VlGLlNI.
~ 2I-d2w
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MRS B. B. NORRIS CELEBRATED
AVA CEDAR TAR. for sale BY Messrs DOVE 4
Co., Main street, has more testimony than any ether
medicine in use for the of Pulmonary Diseases
Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Asthma Piles and Liver and
Kidney Affections, and all diseases arising from i'm.
pure blood.
q See pamphlets for full testimony.
Price vi per bottle, or 6 for s. ap2I In
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'TKY HUTCHESON'S UNRIVALLED
l. OINTMENT
For Piles Sore Threats or Breasts
Sore Eyes, Cuts or Bruises --
Pain or Weakness in the Bssk
Tooth Ache, Ear Ache.
REMEMBEH:
1t cures Piles speedily.
1t relieves Sore Throat Breast Immediately,
1t cures Saddle Hurts, Scratches or Sore Eyes OF
Horses. -
RUTCHESONs OINTMENT Ii prepa,ed with
great care, and never fails to give SUBTRACTION.
The afflicted are invited to give it trial. and If II
should not accomplish what 10 claimed for it. then
The propnetors have in their possession any mum.
Der of certificates, from of the most respecta.
BILE citizens of Virginia and other States number of
which accompany each Box. Prepared by
w. HUTCHINSON l. CO., Amsterdam, Va.
Sold Wholesale and retail, by
PURCELL, LADD CO., and
NH lI-d&c6m DOVE Z CO, Richmond. Va
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rALL 6lOCK on HATS AND

~ cAH1s-Ihs subscsibsr h neu ready ~ far
nis qercAanD ard deelers With slerse end we!f -
serted ntosk Of HATS and CAPS - he's ever been
o9sssd q this or any other marriott
Rsssknseu viii dad. On sxAmination, that this fall
eoie sre lower Is mice than usual Wills the styles
sui qualities are n many respects much improved
Thsre nrs many new and tastefnlIy gotten up HATS
and CAPS for Gentlemen, boys end children, which
Bic.
: Ths Subscriber keeps also large etoek o. hsiss
fsshicnahle RtIRa of the newest and most fashion
sbIe stvies. slso nissss FuRA which Will b sold
sf Whoiessie and retail on the best tesMA
- - JOHN DoOLEY,
.u 9o--d1m 81 Main street. Richmoud.
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Hoe Story We heard capital anecdote about
hogs the other day In Madison and other counties
mast snd acorn are very scarce it abounds, how
ever, In the county of Estill. Many hogs were dri
ven there which the Estili people considered an in
fringement on their rights. Councils were called
to deliberate how rid themselves of the nuisance
Many plane were proposed, but finally. after good
deal of debate, one was adopted: 1t seems that
hogs have great fear of bears. Accordingly the
skin of bear was procured, and large sow was
caught from one of the droves. She was covered
with the bear skin and then let loose. She imme.
distely returned among the droves but on her ap-
proach ali the hogs took flight. pursued by the sow
with the bear skin. II IL stated that since the
pertinent not hog has crossed the confines of Estl
county.-LouisciHe Jour-
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Many true heart, that would have come back,
like dove to the ark, after ito first transgression
has been frightened beyond recall by the angry
look and menace-the taunt, the savage charity Of
an unforgviug spirit.
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FOUSHEE STREET. AC1DENY
FousHER n. BRrw. GRACE AND Broad.
j. b. BUDWELI., PR1Nc.rAL.

THE next Session of this Institution viii
4 commence ON Monday, the I'd day of October.
The Principal win be asSsted by two well.qusliked
Teachers, snd the Course will embrace everything
taught IN the best Academies. The Tuition IL from
Mathematics extra
For psrtieuiarssee Ciscusn or inquire Of the PIN.
eiPei. % the corner OF Grace and Adams sts.
kEFERENcEs' Psofessors Gessner Harrfsoa n
neheie De We're and w. H. MeHufey, University Of
va. sEssEs-F5 fssssae7. l5--1rn
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USToRTUNATE.-The Columbus (Miss) Standard
says that the most of the property destroyed by the
two fires in that place insured In the Protection
Company of Hartford. CT, which has failed
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n NAF1AlN CANOl-
~ Z 7, The HERO OF THE cELEBRATD WORK
CURED BY HAMPToN,s VEGETABLE TING
c.,t.,n c.,o,. bro, T E.I p: lon, hoo, .h
ant and friend. and is now Medecen en- Chef of the
Emps TOR OF France. Sax
We extract from letter written to Mr. Stock.
bridge. Of the Fountain Hotel, Baltimore. The let
ter should be read in full it does credit to the head
and heart ofthe Captain. If all who had been cured
by this Tcture Of Hampton's would thus speak cut
many now suffering might be induced to try this
great remedy
Having called on me on the 18th of April and
seen me rostrated on my bed, useless in all my
limbs, you can appreciate nearly as well myself
the prompt relief received from Hampton's pege-
table Tiacfnre.
"You may inform Messrs Mortimer & Mowbray
that they at liberty to make use of my name in
the support of the good effects of DR.. Hampton's
Vegetable Tncture, as it has cured me in five weeks
of chronic Isaammatoyy Rteumatisns. contracted
under tropical climates and of years periodical
duration | have only used three BEETLES, and find
that even the deormed parfsof my hands are fast
turning to their former natural appearance.
have been under the treatment of several ply
scisns in London and Paris without any apparent
benefit; also, while in New York, having tried the
ing been tormented with ealvan'c cries. cold aud
aromatic baths and hundreds of internal and external
medicines all to effect. am, far, cured by this
Hamptons Vegetable Tincture only Therefore, nv
dear sir accept of the assurance of my gratitude,
and believe me your well.wisher" THEo. CANsT.
trial ''a'' AAo's' 'no 'n'a'sn VIII please give II
Cell and get Pamphlets and see cures of Coughs.
Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Liver Complaint, Scrofula
As female medicine it 10 unrivalled
sold b Q: A. sTREG * l0d PURCELL, LADD
By al the Draggist: II Petersburg; By MORTIMER
M0WBRAY. Baltimore, and By Drsssists md
St0rekeepers everywhere.
Ge&I per bottle !; bottles for Is.
Be 16-d&cts
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Billy Bowlegs says it is out of the question for
him to leave Florida; he must remain and die there
He will lnjure no one If they will let him alone,
but If attacked, he will fight till he dies He has
now about two hundred warriors left
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An Indifferent actor, boring Garrick one day
about his own acting of a part, sail-"I think
struck out some of the beauties in 1t 81 think, "
said Garrick You struck out all the beauties oil
L.
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gentleman travelling inside coach was endea.
voring with considerable earnestness to impress
some argument upon a fellow passenger who was
seated In the same vehicle and who appeared rath
er dull apprehension; at length slightly irritated
he exclaimed why, cir, IT'S a. plain as A Cr'
THAT may be- quietly replied the other, shut am
DEED
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Have the courage to acknowledge your igno-
rance, rather than seek for knowledge under false
pretences.
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FRENCH AND SPANISH LANGUAGES.
DAY AND EVENIN GLASSES
PRIVATE LESSONS.
MI DE MONTHURRY has the honor tn

M inform the public that he win resume his
of October. Application may be made to him Al
American HOTEL or at his rooms Bank street. over
DIR 0ooch's Office. szs911E97
Prof. De MoNfHURRY, wishing b make himsel II
agreeable and useful the Students takes the lib
erty OF calling their attention language which
they have TOR length Of time appeared Indifferent
felt themselves sttracted:-he means the SPANISH
LANGUAGE
como frequent with that Of the South, that Anne.
reans have had better oppor unity Of hearing and
appreciating the beautiful language which the En-.
10 not The least doubt but henceferward the Spanish
Will become even a. The French essential good and
csnnexion existing between the United ststes snd
the formerly Spanish Colonies, 1t will prove a. use
full in business transactions espet tally for the South
ionabfe circles 4al se 14--Inn
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ELASSICAL AND MATHEMATTCAI

CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
0ACADEMY. ON CLAY ST. Between 5rH
AND6TH srs.-YOL0ER PATTON, Richmopd.
w The second seasion of this insttution viii com
on the 18th Of July following. -
The undersigned will spare no pains to give sstsfac
ton to their pstrons and to instruct thoroughly in ell
the branches taught by them. -
The course will embrace the Latin and Greek Ian.
susges; Mathematics snd English studies. French,
Spanish, German and Italian are also tausht -
Every pupil i expected to study at least one ofthe
Tor Ciassics and Mathematics. ...........S $40 90
For each modern Language (extra. .......... 20 90
small extra charge for fuel will also BIO made
0ne-haf Of the fee l. payable strictly in advance,
ano the remainder on the 18th of February.
Parents intending to enter pupils, will confer
great favor BY informing the undersigned a. soon a
made for their reception. - =
Competent assist,nt. will be employed If necessary
GEO Eo 5. PATTON xATTTToEa' RI. D. Principal.
~ B. All communications addressed TO Dr. Ernest
vo'geE Richmond, win meet with prompt attention
July 10th. 1854. se1-eotl5Ol /
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THE ADAMS, EXPRESS COMPANY

THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
Wlmiagton and Fayetteville. N. c., and to ell places
en- the line, and contiguous to the Wilmington and
These lines are DAILY. and cffer the greatest in.
ducements to shippers.
" Charges moderate and uniform
Office under the Exchange Hotel. sc ls-eod2m
ITO TRESPASSERS- BEWARE!-Our
i lands. between the Brook Turnpike and the
,a s4T ! LEWIS rAIEskE, Solitaire;
I.AYNE. Level Green, and for the estate OF DR. L.
W. Chsmberlayne; JAMES HILL: JOHN 3.
S1oos a doocH ol .he estate II ca
w. Geoch. re- S0-skW2t
ENERAL AGENCY FOR THE
NJ SALE AND PURCHASE OF LAND.-GEO.
w. READ and POWHATAN BOULDTN offer their
: ss SALE E AND 5as Gaca s. L AEsTs
State Of Virginia generally, and particularly ia mid
die and Western Virginia; also. in the South and
the junction of the Richmond and Dsnville and
Southnde Railroads. which afford an easy access to
tho most desirable lands in the State. One of the
subscribers was once extensively engaged in the
practice Of Law, which IL some guarantees that the
titles will be well investigated and the papers aeon
the practice Of the legal profession Tbs services 81
one OF the members Of the concern may at all times
be commanded to view lands at the instance Of pur.
chaser or seller. Surveys will be attended to for dis
tant purchasers and thu subscrbers will be qualified
to make purchases references to the geeoscsl fea
of particular districts both as regards their az
ricutura and mining eapsbilities-the payments for
although advice will be freely given as to facilities
for remittance and In the Of distant purchaser
payments. desired, will be made through the cub.
scribers. Their Office is at Charlotte c. H. Address
READ Il BoULDIN. GEO w. READ, -.
POWHATAN B0ULDIN.
REFERENCES.
Conway Robinson and Willis p: Bocoet. Esqs,
Richmond; Joseph e. Venabie and Samuel " Wat.
kins, Esqs, Peteysbavg; DR.. Geo Scott CLarksvHe;
Hunter II. Marshall and William H. Dennis Esqs
Charlotte; Jno r Edmunds, HALIFAX; and Of. Wm
g C.ghead and b. N. Jones, Esq. Danrils.
iy 25-2aWts ....-'
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WAaNrKo TO YourH-The coroner held an
inquest at Louisville Ky on the Goth Inst, upon
the body Of young man whose fate sffords mel.
ancholy evidence of the blighting fleets of strong
drink. OF respectable pareutage. bred up to
life Of ease, and with future which all promised
we'll the deceased would not have died a. he did,
within The con6ues Of prison house, had it not
been for the unaddening effects Of liquor too early
and too long indulgedin. On "Wednesday morn
Ing, the workmen engaged 10 the new building, cor
ner Of Filth and Jefferson streets, found him 10
cellar, and discovering that he was then In state
of insoxicatiop a. was generally his custom, they
conveyed him to the jail and there. instead OF re-
covering from his drunkenness, he continued In
speechless stupor until evening. when the poorv vic
tim expired. There 10 10 this terrible Incident
sermon in favor of temperance and eobriety more
powerful and eloquent than all the efforts that lee
turers might make 10 tweivemonth. But few
years ago there was youth and hope and the love
of family and friends for this young man. slave
to his own passions, he sacrificed all, and to-day
lies in an untimely grave.-Louisriue Conr.
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Il E N o v AL

Rev. j. AMBLER WEEDS
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL
THE duties Of this School will be re-
= sumed on Monday, I'd of October, In the light
and airy room adjoining the late resideBc. of Robert
ne H-12t 81
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EIGHTH ST. ENGLISH SCHOOL.

SHALL resume school September 18th.
Il This il the l2th year have taught school. and
my fifth on 9th street, % teacher Of the EneIish
Primary br.nches-Resding. Writing, Spelling, Geo
t,me have been ibsraiiv pstronized now ea re- re-.
solicit the same favorable considerations; prsmisins
the deepest interestin my pupils morally. rel giousy
and intellectually that they may leave my influence
wiser, better, stsadisr boys tLan they were when
they came TO me.
issue minute reports Of progress and OF
and compare together a. they come in close Of
every week.
TERns-$s per quarter. Entrance alvsys for the
whole session. fsease HIP TAYLOR.
9--ta
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h167i7 ~ 01XfE NRAkATuS-
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.


fhR Enrnxss 60 AesrnIA.-Mf Brooke Il the
New York ExpFess q his Thnnghe ALOUD" from
Eascps. tAus describes ! meeting which he had
viii she youthful Empre1s 81 Aussris:
had fun god look q this little Kaisseyisa
Of On the Aussfiane She VIII pass for pretty Il for
no other reason than that che b IN emprrss. Her
heure y ptits and she has I'll the look Of school
ktr u ~ beRunng OF her teens, and mot yet free
from TIE ere ot broad and butter" just year
agA de emperor INST with her q little watering
ploco n Upper Ausfris, called Ischit. where ner
aoshs.. Bsvsri.n Daehess and eos.ia O the en-
prps, he'd gone to try the baths. The bavartsn
nsAer brought two Daughters there 10 the imperial
marked. intending the eldest e. the snpsscr enc
duchess, gave ball, and Invited the three Bavart
ans-motEer and two daughters The Emperor,
iaseead Of opening the ball, a. everybody expected
With the elder sister, invited The youngest 10 dauce
In violation of ill etiquette. and I'll expectation
whereby great ccmmotion was created q Tschil,
and he ihen preseated his dancing partner with .
bouquet, which was construed into . great mark Of
signsl favor. In . few days aiterwards he offered
her his hand and empire, and she became what ia
Germany b called bride !" but, on account of
her extreme youth, che was not married till few
months Gnce.'
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nm GREAT REDUCTION IN RI
THE PRICE or HATS AND BOOTS.
From 6ftsen to twenty per cent saved b bay.
ing from J. II. ANTHoNY, Columbian Hotel =
Dsildfne, Richmond.
Moleskin HATS, Of best quality 50
Do do second do...................S @
Rashionabls SILK HAT0.................... 50
Fine oalfbkin sewed SHOES. %
: n. ANTHONY has made arrangenents With
suppy him with handsome and substantial ealflkin
sewed BOOT, which he will selist the unprseslsnt-
A low mice Of . 30. as del
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OFFICE OF THE JAMES RIVER

II n Z 4NG OE lie OAmG L0 hlv C.n
" AND KANAWHA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
SaPrEMBEn 10th. le54.-The TWENTIETH annual
meeting Of the Stockholders of the ames River and
Kanawha Company. will be held at the Office OF the
Company. ON MONDAY. the 25rd October next
Powers of Attorney for the appointment of Proxies
are valid, ifattested by or more witnesses and
executed within six months Of the day of meeting.
FORM OF Proxy.
Knotc all men BY these pyesents: That we, the Sab
seribers, being Stockholders in the JAMES RIVER
KANAwaA COMPANY, do hereby constitute and up.
point - our true and lawful Attorney and Proxy,
to represent each ofus In all General Meeting of the
Stockholders of said Company, held within six
months from and after the date hereof when we are
not personally present represented by other
PROXY; with full power and authority, ct such Gen.
eral Meetines to give such vote votes and to do
such other set or acts each Of could give do
member of the said meetings. IL we were per.
.onally present; and we do hereby ratify and CON.
firm whatever vote or votes act or scts our said At
torney may lawfully give do for u.s. in pursuance
Of the authority hereby conferred upon him.
one thousand eight hundred and
fSEAL.I
Teste, lSEAL.t
By order of the President.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
= The following negroes absconded from the
Coke Minek in Henrico county. yesterday mornins,
their spp1asnsoa and delivery at the Mines. or in
any Jail nfhe Stats - -
GEORGE, q black negroes feet inches In heisht
" years old, intelligent, sprehtly locking GENERALLY
smiles when spoken to-mouth small for a nero
gusta jail as runaway - -
sPENCEk, a black negro, feet III inches In
heighf very wide across the shoulders ds wr.h but
yery powerful looking man, q years old, burn on
forehead, almost invariably smiles when snnIsn IN
He was raised By John Hart Hunt in Pitfs Ivsnis
county. 50 26-dts JNO. J. WERTH. Aet
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u 81. i. TIGHEB CI4AG67GxT Ann
x&s C0MMEnc1AL GCH0OIa. = 1ssstus. s
eetvsen 6eh - 7th Sfseets, xkeknon6 Va-6SS
due1Ns ct III ee1ool aso 80 1oeumeA
The sim 81 fhs up6oraene1 b to Aersuo1ls ~.
pare usoee entrusted - hs easU either ff ~ ss
5ng-hsw6eo r for ss17tek ss.As'
special sstsntion sIvsnxsavts nssains. wr,f;..
tpeiiine sn1 Arithmetic 10 al the elsanoe. 800 "
TEhuo:
Hor ssnior ciasAcs aad hathsnsAes ~ -.
1Vu ...... nea
ROf Junior %. "a - -
vEuGlish Dspsrtmsnt. ~ - -
Modern Languages. ........,. -
q The school Roon Il one 81 the lsr,s.t -
beg lighted IN tbs sity hsyins No. ~ -
resaSd TO health and con osf s "- VIA
y u recess. the boys are usder nv -. -,
siaon. =. II. l. TI0HE, a. 4.