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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-10-12
SAMUEL E'E1THlEsSEbE3EsGEEs.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Ss-MNkTVTLLE. CAMRREA COUNTY, "a.

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to the to
and well ulfc general lie feels confG that I'll
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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-10-12
NOTICE

Ehersburg. ( gust 1854.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

LIST OF MARsHALs to conduct the Exhi-
bition at the Fair, to commence TUESDAY, 3lst oc-
tober 1854:
ohif ,Marshal-JJohn M. Sheppard Jr.
Aid-Wm. Wood.
Chief of Poiiee-A. Jarvis.
General Superintendent Of Gyouads-Capt. CHARLES
Dimmock.
Cattle Department IS. w. Ficklin.
Hoyses-Cavin Green.
SAeep-Theod. N. DAVIDSON.
StoiRe-Jobn A Hillsman. A.
Poultry-Richard o. Haskns. -
Dairy Depdrtmsnt-Jo seph Corbin Burton.
Vegetable Departmental. 8. Storrs..
Manufactures-Capt. Robt NJ. Nimmo.
Implement Depaytmeat-Wm.- Garth.
Floral Depaytnent-J. Prosser Tebb.
FLoughiag Match-Wm d. Simms. ta-i.5s
Forage Master-Jacob Atlee.
Comnsitteeef Reception of Guests-Jas Lyons, Geo.
w. MuBford Chas. Carter Lee.
FRIDAY, 9th Octobsr.-The Grounds will be
opened for the reception of Articles and Animals,
cepted until 8 O'Clock A. NJ. on Tuesday, 3lst.
TUESDAY, 3lst Oct The Judges win be called
at 10 o'clock will assemble at the tent of the Chief
Marshal the grounds, answer to the cal! of their
names, receive form books in which to record their
awards, and then proceed to the discharge of their
duties
The Grounds will be opened at o'clock A. M for
the admission of Officers, judges, and Members of
the Society.
Ali persons will enter the Grounds at the Gate on
Main street, and retire at the Gate on Franklin CT.
The Marshsls will meet the Grounds on SA-
TURDAY, the 18th inst, at O'Clock A. M.
JOHN M. SHEPPARD, JR,
ocG Chief Marshal
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but hie man took tha battery 81 fnes bound.
The Russians ruskei out, and leIr mnltitudes 4
dead behind them. The French turned the guna
on the bill against the Tying masses, which the cav
atty 10 vain tried to cover. A few struggles from
the scattered infantry. few rounds Of cannon and
muskcsy, and the enemy 1ed to the south east lea
wing three generals, three guns 700 prisoners, and
1000 wounded behind them The bsttle OF the Alma
was won 1t is won with loss Of nearly 1900 kill
ed and woundsd on our 81 lie. The list win appear
IN . few days The Russians retreat was covered
By their cavalry, but II we had had an adequate
iorce we could have captured many guns and mns-
titudes Of prisoners.
From another correspondent
ATERRIDLE SCENE OF BLOOD.
The armies were fortunately so placed that they
had the work 10 do which hest suired the peculiar
qualities of their men The English could not
have scaled the heights Ike the French, nor woue
French columns. in all probability, have marcnea
uo 20 the batteries with that logged courage which
so distinguishes British troops when placed 10 the
position Ia which they were during this battle
The French having turned the Russian nsnk ahd
held the heights, our troops advanced sleaohy W.
der Q most tremendous fire from the oatterles.-
They broke in crossing the river, and the Light
Division rushed up the slope without pausing.-
Two regiments-it Is impossible to reconcile The
conflicting accounts, each regiment saying that the
other gave way-recol!ed beneaIn the tremendous
fire of the Russian batteries.
This part OF the battle is much criticized by
some of the military authorities who declare that
our troops were exposed to almost Inevitable de-
struc,ion: the earthwork was, however, trium-
phaptly carried and the battle decided by admi
rabie movement of the Highland Brigade, under
Sir Colin Campbell, to whom every one assigned
the decisive movement which secured complete
victory; but the slaughter here was terrific. The
oldest Generals declare tina. in no battle heretofore
fought have so many dead been heaped up In one
spot II would be impossible to describe to you
the frightful scene which witnessed in the square
mile comprising this earthwork the slope beneath
it aud the slope above il, upon which were formed
the enormous squares of the Russian infantry
The greater part OF the English killed and wounded
were here, and there were at least FIVE Russians to
every Engishman. You could not walk for the
bodies The most frightful mutilations the human
body can sutfer-the groans of the wounded-the
packs, helmets, arms, clothes, scattered over the
ground-al formed a scene that one can never
forget
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fe 25-1y
NEW MASONIC BOOK-The Masonic

IN Textbook, containing a History of Masonry and
Masonic Grand Lod ges, from the earliest times; to-
gether with the Constitution of Mesonry, or Ahimon
Recon. and digest of the Laws, Rules and Regula-
tons of the Grand Lodge of Virginis also, com.
plete compilation of the Illustrations of Masonic
work IL the degrees of Entered Apprentice Fellow
Craft, Master Mascn and Past Master as drawn from
Preston, Webb. Read and Others.
Also, History of the Grand Lodge of Virginia. -
By DIR. John Dove, @ Secretary OF the Grand Lodge
Of Virginia. Second Edition; with plates. Price,
Sl.25. just published by order of the Grand Lodge
of Virginia
Also, for sale, The Virginia Textbook of Royal
Arch Masonry. P,ice, Sl25. e
Many other Masonic works. for sale by
oc 26 J. w. RANDOLPH
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o. BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE AND
- MARKET GARDEN, MILE FROM THE
WORTHY OF ATTENTION -

Ladies and Gentlemen supplying themselves
- or their families with Boots and Shoes for
- Fall and Winter wear can money ON tv-
cry psir. by buying them from "MAURICE'S" Me-
tropoiitan Boot and Shoe Saloon.
Just read and call tn see for yourselves.
The hest India Rubber Shoes for Ladies' and Gentle
0entiemen's best Waterproo Boots, from S. so to
$500 -
Gentemens Calf Boots. of Medium thick nc sses s.,
S3.5n, 81 and $3.50
Gentemens thin Boots at all prices the cheap in
town certein--say from 81 up
Ladies hlk Caters, from 81 to 81
Jenny Lind Shoes, from 81 to 81 30
Misses Caters Fancy Boots and Morocco Boots
Bcys high top Boots from $1.25 up
Servants Shoes and Boots the best and cheapest in
Richmond
The great aim is to make the Metropolitan" a
first class retail Boot and Shoe Saloon the lowest
possible prices; and it shall not be fault if
any one person ia not supplied with Boots and Shoes
for this Fall anj Winter, determined to
heep the prices down at all hazards. Call then, at
the metropolitan" Isl Main ST., Eagle Square.
oc27 C. 8. MAURICE.
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Err RINGS

PATENT FIRE PROOF SAFES.
TH Z Subscribers are the authorized
Il Agents for the sale of HERRINGpS Worlds
Fair Prenun SAFES.
large assortment constantly hand and for
sale, secured with HelPs Patent Powder proof and
other Safe Locks.
KNOWLES & WALFoRD,
Corner Main and 18th sts
Where be seen certificates and testimonials of
the security of Herrings fire and burglar proof Safe
from the following persons
Morrison & Marable. Petersburg, Va; C. G. B.
Tate and Others New Orleans w. T. Genning and
Others, New York; Lewis 4 Co and others, Phila-
delphis Geo. Hager and others, Montreal; D. Mallo-
~ and Others, Cheraw s. C; and more than 90 9TH
ers. from all parts of the United States, Cauadas
and other parts of the world. &C 19-2w
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THE only infaIllble Medicine known.
i BURROWSELIXIRv ITA-The original ar
ticle In all its purity Quick and powerful its vir
tues are proyerbial-in SO many instances having
raised from the very verge of the tomb the subjects
of diseases I their most terrible forms, testmo
mails of the exalted character from individuals
and institutions testify. In the descriptive circular
may be found one from the Masonic and Odd Fellows
Lodges of Norfolk The medicines able to give relief
are numerous and valuable ;but If persons willing
to suspend their and submit to course of ELK.
IR VITA, cure at once can be effected in ord nary
cases, only one two weeks being required, and
those gsrded utterly ncurable only three four
weeks. 1t will thoroughly purify the blood. In
alone Its action the els, Liver and Kidneys
circulation affect the vital orssus. course of two
three weeks will relieve the system of all morbid
matter, reaction ensues an incontrolsble appetite
with high and vigorous health the result. In deep
and heavy colds, that often end in rapid decline,
nothing Is comparable. For mercurial and syphitic
diseases it il truly the only medicine known, not
leaving vestige of the disease. Pursue the
above, unless the bonea have commenced decaying
If So at the end of three weeks suspend its use
weeks recommends, and st the end of three weeks
the body viii be restored to its original health.
We have juAt been put in possession of liberal
supply OF the above Invaluable medicine, the won
derful curative powers of which are proverbial.
PURCELL, LADD& CO.,
JACKSON B. WOOD,
GRUBRs APPIRSON,
fe Ely HOrnggisIs.
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1rEACHER OF FOREIGN LANGUA-
one HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-

" WARD.-The following negroes have abscon.
ded fom the Coke Mines ON Tuck hoe Creek Ia
this county. and TWENTY DOLLARS each viii be
paid for their apprehension and delivery to me In
Richmond. or to the overseer at the Mines:
GEORGE, . black negro, 5 feet inches In height
% old, intelligent sprghty locking generally
smiles when spoken to-mouth small for 3 negro
raised in charlottesville and lately taken out Of Al
gusta jail runaway.
SPENCER, black negro. feet LA inches ia
height, very wide the shoulders dawr6sh but
very powerful looking man, p years old-a burn on
his left arm near the shouider-wide ncnth--lov
forehead, almost ariabiy smiles when spoken to
He was raised by John Hart Hunt in Pitisy lvalis
county.
These two left about the 25th September
WILLIAM, or BILLY, dark mula.to, about IS
years of age, feet inches in height, high cheek
bones yefy wide between the eyes, and wears yery
heavy head Of hair. He wss raised by Thomas s.
Leary. of Windsor county, North Carolina.
NED, q black negro, about IS years of age 5 feet
inches in height burr right leg; thin long
beard; was raised by James Wilson, Surry county
whittier he viii no doubt seek to Escape by water
MADISON. or MAT, very black negro, about Is
years of age. feet6 inches in heights active spgbt.
ly aud front tee III very gular burn on
upper part of breast and left arn was raised by
VIM. McGruder of Powhatan.
These Last three left the Mines on the I'D inst
oc 25-l0t JNO. ]. WEkTH, Agt
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FIRST ANNUAL EXHIBITION

OF THE
VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
THE COMMITTEE ON Z HIBI-
L TONS would respectfully inform those who
intend becoming Contributors, that the rooms will
be resdy for the reception of Goods Thursday
continue to receive daily from O'Clock A. M !, until
10 O'Clock P. NJ, up to Monday night, the goth of
October. AZ the Committee have not been able to
commence receiving as soon expected thew
have determined that all articles deposited previous
to and during Tuesday, the 5lst of October may be
entered for competition for Premiums. They would
also INFORM those who desire to exhibi: their goods
at the State Agricultural Fair that by entering them
at the Office of the Institute previous to Tuesday
the 81 st, they will be allowed to bring them in to
the Exhibition Ter the close of the State Fair and
have the privilege of competing for premiums
THOS. DODAMEAD,
oc 25-3s Chairman Come on Exbibitiop
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ID RA WING SCHOOL
OF THE
VIRGINIA MECHANICS, INSTITIIT

VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
THE necessary arrangements having been
Il msde to open a DRAWING SCHOOL in con-
necon with this Institute, the attention of young
men who wish to improve themselves in this useful
branch of education, is respectfully solicited Am
pie arrangements have been made to give every me-
cessary facility to beginners well advanced Pu
pills. and no pains will be spared to render the Scheo
worthy of the support of those who patronize it.
For terms and other particulars Apply to either of
the following gentlemen; Sam'l Y. Landrum VIM
Forbes, Thos Clemmitt, Thos FL. Wynne and VIM
Ettinaer c ommittee of tne School Of Design.
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E'ARM IN JAMES CITY COUNTY,

u VA. FOR SALE,-l offer for sale the Farm
situated in James City County, Virginia, about IS
Road leading to the sity of Williamsburg, and known
by the name of "Parkei's Tavern" 1t contains, by
old survey 465 acres about 100 cleared. balance hsa
Willy timbered with pine, oak, ash, MAPLE poplar and
hicSory-principally the former. The Dwelling.
House is in good condition, having undergone tho.
rough repair; the location beautiful and healthy,
As objection be raised at this day to the use
of marie and its value, will add that more can be
found on this estate and of best quality than can be
found on any other body of land of same extent
Exclusive Of oak, ash, poplar and hickory, from
10 600 to GOO cords of wood msy be cut off the land
and delivered either in York or the Chickahominy
rivers shipped from the to the Northern cities
where wood is selling for s. so cash per cord by the
cargo, and must continue to command advancing
rates.
As the owners of this property resides nearly ffty
miles from it. it will be sold for about half its real
value.
For terms, &c, address
TRUMAN A. PARKER
&C l6-lm R;chnnnJ y.
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Do NOT PROCRAsTINATE.-Atten to that
Cough or Sore Throat in time. By 30 doing you may
avoid much suffering. This advice is applicable TO
hundreds who take cold, and cough for weeks and
sometimes months. thereby SO weakening the deli
cate organs of respiration, that, should thew
succeed in obtaining relief, they are rendered much
susceptible to colds thereafter All this mi chit
be prevented by the small outlay of so cents in the
purchase of a bottle of STABLER's ANoDYNE CHERRY
ExPEcToRANT, which almost invariably cures or
gives relief in diseases of the Lungs and Throat The
same may be said of diseases of the bowels We be-
lieve that hundreds annually de- from neglect of
slight tendency to Diarrhea, whose lives might be
saved by the outlay of so cents for bottle of Sra
BLER's DIARRHeA CORDIAL, which is so efficient in
the cure of diseases of the bowels.
See descriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis of the
agents.
Price for each only so cents, or six bottles for
$3.50.
e. 81. sTABLER 4 CO., Proprietora,
Wholesale Druggists Baltimore
PURCELL, LADD CO.,
Wholesale Agents, Richmond
And BY Druggists and Merchants generally through.
out virginia. &C 23-d&cl2t
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MEDICINES

CMTTHS DYSPEPSIA CORDIAL, for
- the cure of Dyspepsis. Flatulsnce, Nervous De-
biiity crpd Liver and al diseases arising from De-
ransemeut Of ths Digestive oreans
CERrIFIcaTEs
NEW YuRK, Arrit 20, 1857
hereby certify that have used DR.. William 81.
smith's uyspepsia Cordial. and have obtained the
most beneficial results. l consider IL the only sure
cure for Dyspepsia and would recommend any per
son afflicted with that disease to use II.
w l.. b. LINT.
PHILApELpHfA, Msy s. 1852
7 would advise all who afflicted with Dyspepsia
to use DR. Smith's Dyspepsia Cordial. was afflicted
Win that disease three years during which time
triad everything that could be recommended, and
ithout relief One bottle of the Dyspe psia Cordial
erected . perfect cure of me, and ! am now
healthy AZ / have ever bsen. ] have witnessed the
same effect Others. consider this certain cure
for D, spepsia HENRY DUNLAP
Coschmsker, 70 Crown 1t.
PHILADELPHIA, March 18th, 1858.
Dr. SmrTH-Dear Sir: Your Dyspepsia Cordial had
tn most wonderful and instantaneous effect
Having suffered with Dyspe psa for some time, was
induced to give it trial felt relief from the first
time tookit Two bottles effected q complete cure.
have siyen it to several of my friends and invara-
bly, With the same result.
Yours truly, :. w. FITCH,
WASHINGTON House,
For sale BY ]. B. WOOD. and
ALEXR DUvAL,
au 28-Sm Agents for Richmond Va.
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"SpEAK OF ME AS AM-NorHNG E

"SPEAK OF ME AS / AM-NoTHING Ex-
TENuATE. OR AUGHT SET DOWN IN MALIcE."-Capt
CANoT-The authenticity of the book lately issued,
describing the adventures of Captain Canot while en-
gagged in the African Slave Trade, has been doubted
Besides the letter of Dr.. j. w Lugenbeel published
come weeks SINCE which assures the public that the
Captain is veritsble parsonage, his letter to
Messrs. Mortimer Mowbray, certifying to the good
effect of Hamptons Vegetable Tincture on his rheu.
mstisn, puts the question at rest 1t can be seen in
its appropriate place-NorfoR Neacs.
We have no hesitation in recommending to jnva.
lids the medicine for some time advertised in these
columns under the name of "Hampton's Vegetable
Tincture"
1t is steadily kept in many families In this city, and
is valued tonic and restorative, in all diseases of
debility, nervous arrangement, rheumatism &c
Wheeling Inteuigencey.
You need only to inquire of your neighbor If you
would be convinced of the good effects of the
medicine of the day-HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE
TINCTUREi In Dyspepsia. rheumatism, general
nervous Debilityespecially offemales-it hes shown
its power to restore heelth.-SarGnnoh Necs.
Soldin Richmond, By O. A. STRECK Err and P UR-
CELL, LADD~ 4 co. and by all the Druggists in
Petersburg and elsewhere. Call and get Pamphlets
gratis oc 23-d&cts
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WOODWARD. a. LIpscOMB Rroa

WOODWARD, a. LIPSCOMB, Broad
w street, 3rd door below 2nd street--Respsctful.
y announce to their friends and the public general.
ly that they have associated osether for
the purpose of REPAIRING AND POLISHING
FURNITURE. and hope by strict attention to bush
ness, to secure liberal share of patronage
N. B.-Persons who wish their FURNITURE RE.
PAIRED at their residences, can have ifdone by
leaving their orders with ALI orders thankfully
received and promptly attended to.
Sc SD-d1m*
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NOTICE.-All persons having claims
~ against the estate Of JOHN LYNCH, decd, are
requested to present them properly authenticated to
the undersigned And all those indebted to the said
estate are requested to settle their respective dues
with as little delay as possible.
X. M. BURTON, Administrator,
Sc 14-ts With the VIII annexed
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MLANE's VERMIFUGE.-No remedy ever
invented, has been successful as the great worm
medicine of DR. M'Lans. All who have used it have
been equally estonished and delighted at its wonder.
full energy and efficacy. To publish all the testimo-
malls in its favor would fill volumes we must there
fore content ourselves with brief abstract of few
OF them.
Japhet c. Allen, of Amboy, gave a dose to a child
6years old, and it brought away 80 worms. He soon
after gave another dose to the same child which
brought sway so more, making SS worms in about II
hours.
Andrew Downing, of Cranbury township, venan-
go county, gave his child one tea.spoonful and she
passed III worms. Next morning, on repetition of
the dose, she passe f1S more.
Jonathan Houghman, of West Union, Park coun-
ty, la, writes that he is unable supply he demand
as the people in his neighborhood say after trial OF
the others. thatnone is equal to DR.. MLane's Yer
mifuge.
Mesrs. d. l. J. w. Cotton, of Winchester, Ind,
happened last spring to get some of this vermiiuge
After selling few bottles, the demand became 30
greet for It, that their stock was soon exhausted -
They state that it has produ the best effect wher
ever used, and Is very popular among the people
P.S-Dr. MLane's Celebrated Vermifuge. also his
Liver Pills, can now be had at all respectable Drug
Stores in this city.
q Purchasers will please be careful to ask for.
and take none but Or MLANE'S VERMIFUGE-
All others, in comparison, are worthless.
oc 23-d&clw
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EDUcArroN.
EIGHTH ST ENGLISH SCHOOL.

ASAASAA
I SHALL resume school September 1871
Il This IL the 18th yesr have fansht school sss
my Fifth on 9Th street, a. teacher Of the Ensliss
Primary Enthusiastically. Wrft1D 6, Spelling Co.
grnpby, Arithmetic and Gfsmmar. During al a.,
time have been literally patronixed. now -
solicit the same favorable confederation; prsrpis;n
the deepest intsrestin my pupils morally, rs xiouss
and intellectually that they rnsy leaye my inusne
wiser, better, stssdisr boys tEan they Wsrs when
they came to me.
issue minute renorts OF progress and Of CON.
duct, which s parents should scrupnlous.y exauin.
and compare together a. they come In ct the close q
every week
TsRMs-sa per quarter. Entrance always IN.
whole session. III. r. TAYLOR
se 9ta
TEACHER OF FOREIGN LANGUA-
i GEs-sIGNOR ANTONIO GEORGE. ju..
arrived from Paris bees leave to inform the citizen,
of Richmond, that he will give instructions In tbs
French and Italian Langu.g es either In private lee
or in class.
The heads of Seminaries can have his services !,
Usher in these Department., upon reasonable terms
He has spent most OF his time In Paris, and UNDER
stands the language perfectly. He feels confden,
that he viii give entire Subtraction.
Orrers may be left at the bookstore of Jas Wood
house. Main street. at Harold Murray,s Broad a
CT at the residence of his brother, Sig. O. Geor,.
corner OF 4th and Broad streets. oc @d2m
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III Ezz##zz.za NOTICE.-RICHMOND
%N<<N.HH@Ha& AND DANvILLE RAILROAD
-EXRTa TRAIN FOR THE FREE BARBECUE
IN HALIFAX COUNTY.
An extra Passenger Train will leave Richmond on
Saturday, the 28th inst. at o'clock A. M, for the
accommodation of persons who desire to attend the
BARBECUE, to be given near the present terminus
of the road in Halifax county. The Train will leave
on its return to Richmond at 81 o'clock P. M, same
dav.
Fare for the round trip. So.
oc24 R. F. HUGHSON Ticket p,t
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE
81 IFTY DOLLARS REWARD-T
OFFICE b &P.E. R. COMPANY
RICHMOND Oct. IL, 1854.
MEN DOTIARS REWARn Ponawo,

HNEN DOLLARS KEWARD.-Ranaway
Il from the service of the Richmond Frederick
burg and Potomac Railroad Company, on the I'd of
October. slave named GEORGE GAINES. He 10
about 5 feet inches in height, brown skin, with
bead on his chin, and sometimes hesitatss when
spoken to-. He is about 28 so years of age He
has wife living at Mr. Henry Georges in Caroline
county, whittier he has probably gone The above
reward will be paid for his delivery to me in Rich.
mond. w. N. BRAGG,
oc IL Supt Of Road.
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MUSICAL ACADEMY.

SIGNOR JOS BORA
.nzis Desires to make known that he is
gEl&k again prepared to give lessons in Music. He
&kAzK proposes to teach in private, P Al o
- FORTE, GUITAR, VIOLIN, FLsTE and
SINGING.
TERMS. for private-24 lessons, of one hour each.
S2t.
He proposes also to teach Singing, in class one
month grats-to form three distinct Glasses: Ladies'
of one school in the evening after the
school is over, only for that period of time in order
to manifest the beauty and advantages that he could
procure In his superior method of teaching Singing
classes.
All notices should be directed to him, by letter,
through the Post Office. He will promptly attend,
and be able to give full explanation the subject.
Oc 25-Iw+