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STATE OF OHIO. MONROE COUNTY.


PROBATE COURT.
TTiliinm Stanton, I'D THE said W lillian Stan.
ministyt0r If Caleb i ton, as administrator
Hobbs, deceased, as aforesaid, h,s this day
ps: filed in the said court bis
Rachel .4,an Hobbs, Petition, setting forth in
tcidO,c, amt substance, that on the
Darid .Nuyior and 18th of March. 1915. the
.An,za fl. his tcye, late said Caleb Hobbs. now
.4mza III Hobbs, deceased, by written ar
.4ionzO M. Hobbs, ticlr sold to Jesse Wells
Mary Letitid Hubs, the southeast quarter oi
CId, ence d W. Hobbs, the northeast quarter oi
Eliza r.. w. HO6bs. & Section twelve, Town
Cale6 WIlidm Hobbs. ship FIVE. Range seven.
Minor children and and the northeast quar-
Heirs at laco IF ter of the southeast quar-
Caleb HOLDS deceased. ter of the same Seciiob
Township and Range. and the east half of the
northwest quarter of Section six. Township five
Range seven, all lying in Monroe county. Tba
said Jesse Wells has made full pay .nent for said
lands aud is entitled to a deed. and accordingly
asks leave of court to make the same. If said de
PENDANTS have objections. they can appear ia said
court OH or before the first Monday in June next,
and make the same known. .
JOHN w. OKEY. Probate Judge.
EDWARD ARcHBoLD, .atfy for Pet'r.,
April 90, 1851. m3f3w
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ROLL OF HONOR,

Received on subscription to the Esprit
of Democracy" for the week ending Sat.
urday, MAY l3. 1854:
Isaac Tebay. benton, 81 so
VIM. Truck. Malags, e 90
Mrs. Mary A.G. Miller, WoodsGeld, so
W. P, Richardson. Esq, do 2 90
David Potts, Center, 80
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Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry!

THE BEST REMEDY EVER KNOWN TO MAN
For Coughs. Colds, asthma, Group. Brench,iis.
Lnt7tenza. Bleeding Of the Lungs. Difficult
Breathing. Lioer .atecfions, Pain or 8
Weakness ef the Breast Side,
Fast Stages IF Consumption,
&c., &C., &c.
In short, this Bassm is peculiarly adapted TO
every disease of the Luhgs and Liver. which 10
produced by our ever-vaTying climate.
INFLUENzA AND CONSUMPTION 1t is indeed
melancholy truth that thousands fall victims to
Consumption every year from no other cause than
neglected colds; yet we hnd hundreds, and thou-
sands, who treat such complaints with the sreat-
est indifference, and let them run. On for weeks,
and even :nonths, without thinking of the danger.
At first, YOU have what you consider q eight
cough or cold, allow business, pleasure, or caFe-
lessness to prevent you from giving 1t airy atteI-
ton; it then settles upon your breast, you become
hoarse, have pains in the side chest, expecIorate
large Quantities Of matter, perhaps mixed With
blood; difficulty OF breathing ensues. and then
you find your own foolish neglect has broughfen
this complaint. If, then, you value your hfezcr
health, be warned in time, and don't trfie with
your cold; hut Immediately procure hottie or two
of that famous remedy, DR.. Histar's Bdfsam Of
Hl1d Cherry, which is well known TO be the most
speedy cure ever KNOWN as thousands will testify.
" hose lives have beea saved by it. s45,a
For Influenza it Is the very best medicine in tho
world iss.
Be not deceived remember that ii is s. Dc. His-
tars Baisam Of Wild Cherry, !" that pe,fofms u,s
most w OllueItul cures tuu * - ICuSuy toet
will afford you immediate relief
g g 9 3 = 9 = E g 3
T,co Lires saoeei By the use IF only Tares Bsf-,
ties Of "JsI,far,s Balsam Of IP5td CAesry.-
- Mr.. EDEN. KY. July "a. ls52
l. Messrs Hascourt Howard s. Co.. Gepts:-Ths
/" DR.. Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry" that
bought OF you has been of such signal benefitia
| my family that wish to make its viIN.es knowA
for the benefit of the public. fa #.r
T. My wife took cold at the time 0. eF cenine-
meat. which settled on her LuhAs. The phye-
clans pronounced her disease consumption. She
had prdfuse night sweats; and had coughs; she
was gwen up, for we despairel OF hes recovery.
and her child partook of her complaint. She then
commenced taxing tsIPistav's B0lsans Of VsiS
Cherry," and three bottles effected an entire cure
| with her and the child 10th. l sA
! have doubt that they would have new heen
in their graves if they had not have used Wisiar's
SETH R. sEARcr.
man of as much veracity as any IN this ccuntry.
and ,uan Of good judgment, aad we place entire
reliance oA his statement.
nARCoURT. HowARD& co.
Price 81 per botile-sx bottles for $5s
/ Sold by J. d. PARK. Cmcinnati, o.
Northeast corner Of foutf and Walnut streets
entrance on Walnut stseet--te whom ell orders
must be addressed. 3
For sale bysL A. & G. II. Davenport,
Woods6sld; II. E. Kotzebue, Malaga;
Pollock. Carter g. Co., Sun6sh; NJ. p.
| Miles u Son, Somerton; Cotton q
/ Buell., Marietta.
81 : March 8. 1851.
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PRING AND s u NJ N E r
= GOODS!

UyHE Subscriber respectfully announces to the
citizens of CLARINGTON and vicinity,
that he is now receiving and opening at his Store,
A Large and Weil-selected Stock Of
DRY GOODS, HATS, BONNETS,
BOOTS IND SHOES, H4RDW.aRE,
WIRE, GROCERIES,
SC, &C., &c.. -a.
Selected expressly for this market. All of which,
will be sold for Cash or Produce at the same pri.
ces charged in Wheeling.
Also a large lot of WINDOW SASH and
PANEL DOORS for sale. . ..f.
Api. 90, 1853. R. CHASE.
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Sale of Claims.

BY virtue of an order of the Probate Court oi
Monroe county. Ohio. the subscriber, n Admis
TRAITOR of the estate OF James Guthrie. deceased
will, on Monday, June 5 1851, at IL o'clock NJ ;,
at the door of the Court House in Woodsfield, in
said county, offer for sale sundry judgments, notes
aud accounts due to said estate. some of the debt
ors being of doubtful solvency, and others living
remote from the subscriber.
JOHN DAVENPORT, Admir-.
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LNlO THE CREDITORS or LANES Mc

"O THE CREDITORS OF JAMES Nc.
u KAHN, DECEASED.-On the 18th day
of May, 1854, the Probate Court uf Monroe Coun-
ty, Ohio, declared the estate of said James Nc
Kahn. to be probably insolvent. Creditors are
therefore required to present their claims agans,
the estate to the undersigned for allowance. within
two months from the time above mentioned, OF
they will not be entitled to payment.
THOMAS MCMAHON. Admr.
May II, 1854. of James McKain, decd.
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SELECT SCHOOL,
For Young Ladies and Gentlemen

HNHE undersigned will open his school in this
IL place, Oh the lst day OF May. next. There
will be three sessions in the year, of II weeks
each. Those wishing to attend. will please make
application before the commencement of the ses.
sion. Particular attention will be paid to those
wishing 10 qualify themselves as Teachers.
Wond-6eld is healthy village; and good board.
ing may be had at 81 so per week.
TIE r NJ S.:
Arithmetic, English Grammar. aud Geography,
per session, $5 90
Algebra. Geometry Natural Philosophy, Chemis-
try and History, 90
Languages and higher branches of Mathema,-
les, 10
R. ] SMITH.
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vHTILLIAM GRIFFITH,S ESTATE.-
" Notice. is hereby given that the subscriber
has been appointed and qualified as administrator
on the estate of William Griffith deceased, late oi
Morroe county, Ohio. Dated this lat day of May
1854. LEylN MOBBERLf.
Msy 3. 1854 - Es8s i
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DISSOLUTION.-T partnership hereto
IL fore existing between Elizabeth N esbitt ant
George w. Patton, under the name of Patton s
Co., at Sardis, Ohio. was on the 26ih OF April
1854. dissolved by mutual consent.
ELIZABETH NESBlTT.
Nav 3. 1854 -e5-tag1
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Probate Notice.


NOTICE is hereby given that settlement ac-
IN counts have been filed in the office of the
Probate Judge of Monroe County. Ohio, by
Joseph Garrett. jr.. guardian of Samuel Gil
more-fnal:
John Griffith, guardian of Sarah Jane Ander-
scn-final: s+'s =
Caleb Morrison, guardian Of Asbury Morrison
final:
Israel D. Riley. guardian Of Rachel Ann Riley
final:
so Thomas Cummings. executor of Jane Ander.
: n-partal:
John d. o O'Connor. administrator Of Daniel w.
Clark-partial:
Frederick Muhlemann, administrator Of Joseph
Zink-fna:
Frederick Nuhlenann, administrator of Angus
tus Wehrman-bnal.
The undersigned viii examine said accounts in
the above order. commencing Monday, May the
18th, 1854.
In the meantime they are subject to the inspec-
ton of persons interested therein. 49,
JOHN w. OKEY.
April 10, 1854. Probate Judge.
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Cholern.

ST. LOUIS, May 1o.-Thirty deaths from
cholera occurred among the German pas
sengers on board the steamer Dresden,
which arrived at St. Louis on Friday.
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A DMINISTRAToR'S SALE.-on saturday
~ alao lAih dasI Of lsaa.o "A n !

A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.-On Saturday
IA the 10Th day of June, A. D., 1854, at three
o'clock, P. NJ. on the premises hereinafter de.
scribed. the undersigned, as the Administrative Of
David Johns. deceased. will sell at public auction.
the following described tracts of land situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit The northeast
quarter of the southwest quarter OF section 81.
township A., and range s, containing II and 26
hundredlhs acres. Also the southeast quarter OF
the northwest quarter of the same section. town.
ship and range, containing 81 and 26 hundredths
acres, subject to dover therein assigned, upon the
70 lowing terms-Ons half in hand and the resi-.
due in nine months, with interest from the day ol
sale, to be secured to the satisfaction of the Ad
| ministratrix. MAHALA JOHNS, Adm'x
may Ia. Of David Johns, dec d
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PITTSBURGH, PA.
ESTA B us Fl ED IN 18A0

i sylvania, with perpetual charter.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Hon. James Buchanan, Hon. Walter H. Lowrie,
- William Wilkins. :. Charles Naylor.
+" Moses Hampton, Gen. J. X. Moorehead.
P DUFF, Principal; Author of Duf's Book
Keeping, &C., Professor of Book k-Keeping and
Commercial Sciences.
l.. II DALHOFF, Professor OF Penmanship.
N. B. HATCH, Esq, member of the Pitts
bu,gh Bar. Professor OF Commercial Law.
HAYDEN. A. NJ. Principal of the Math-
ematicai and Classical Department, Profes sorof
Mathematics, SC.
This is considered the most extensive and
perfectly organized Commercial College in the
United States. Four active assistants are employ
ed in the Bookkeeping department.
Duff's systems OF Mercantile and Steamboat
Book Keeping are taught by the Authar-the only
teacher of Bookkeeping in the Western States,
formerly known as an extensive merchant and
ship owner. His experience thus enables him to
give an Insight into real business which other
teachers have no means OF imparting.
His training for business comprehends upwards
of 400 real business transactions, 800 commercial
computations.
A thorough course of business PENsIANsHIp
DAILY LECTURES on Commercial Law ant
Commercial Sciences, the theory of profits. the
art of making money, sc.
Duff's Bookkeeping, Harper's edition, price
81 so. postage 81 cents, 'the most perfect ant
comprehensive in the English Language"
Duff's Steamboat Bookkeeping, price 81
postage cents. ga perfect system ior such Book
and Accounts"
Duff's Commercial Calculations, price so cents
Oo-Send for Circular by mail
April 10, 1854.
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OODSFIEL
UNION sCEoofa.

This Institution will commence its Summer Sea-
sion, Of &c days, on The FIRST of May aud viii CON-
tain three Department.: PRfMARy--ror rhc.a,-
struction of pupils in the Alphabet. Spelling and
LIST Reader. SEcoNpARY-SPeii!ng and Reading
continued. Primary Geography, Primary Graai-
mar, Arithmetic, part second, and History. THE
ACApEMIC is designed to educate youag ladies'
and Gentlemen in the Greek and Latin Languages,
Natural and Mental Sciences, and the different
branches OF Mathematics. Composition aud dec
Iamation viii also be required. -
Parents wishing TO send their rbiElren will
please enter theH uames as soon as possible. All
are desired 10 be rresent the fsrt day OF the
Session. 'ttH
Rates Of Tuifion-P Primary Department, 50 90
Secondary do 800
Academic do 400
GEO. w, McMILLEN,&
| April 5. 1853. Principal.
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A TTACHMENT.-On the 1lth day OF April
"A 1851, at my instance writ Of attachment
was issued by Jacob r. Morrill,, Justice of the
Peace Tor Salem township, Monroe County, Ohio,
against the goods chattles. stocks or interest in
stocks. rights. credits, moneys and effects OF Ezra
Cats, an absconding debtor, for the sum Of eight
dollars l.s, pE JAMES n. SMITH.
April 26, 1854.
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Examinations of School Teachers

EXamfnati0ns Of School Teachers
FOR 1854.
TTHE Board of Examiners of Monroe county
a will hold meetings for the examination OF
School Teachers in Woodsfield, commencing on
the first Monday of each month after this date,
except April In which month their meeting will
commence on the second Monday.
Applicants must be i'm attendance at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, of said days, and bring certificates Of more
al character from responsible persons known to-
the Board. By order of the Board,
JAMES MITCHELL,
Clerk Of Board.
Woodsfield Feb. %, 1854. ney
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.drrioal of the atlantic.

The Steamer, Atlantic arrival at Halifax, May
l5. bringing dates from Liverpool to Maya. We
have room for full report
1t is authentic that Odessa was bombarded for
ten hours by the allied fleets. and part Of the city
laid in ruins Four guns aud one fortress disnan.
tied. Eight Russian and one Austrian merchant
ships were burned in the harbor. Three British
bombardIng steamers badly damaged An attempt
of the British to land 800 troops failed
The Russian fleet came out of Sehastopol dur
ing the fight and threatened the allied heet, but
without giving battle returned.
The Russians have completely evacuated Little
Wailacha
The Russians are hesieging Selistria and would
make assault about May lst.
The French are blockading the Cults of Finland
and Bothnia. On the 2lst ult. Napier was, with
IS ships at Stockholm,
The Bremen bark, Favorite, for Baltimore. wa'
sunk with lS0 passengers. in the Channel by
collision with the bark Hesper. from Charleston
Only persons saved.
The Greek insurgents have been defeated witt
great loss.
Ra,ific stions Of the Austrian and Prussian trea
ty have been exchanged.
Flour has declined Sd at Liverpool.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, MONROE
COUNTY, OHIO --PErITION.
The State OF Ohio, against Thomas ID. Finnev
N1HE defendant will take notice. that on ths l7th
i day OF October, 1888, q civil action was com
menced against him in the Court of Commun
Pleas of Monroe County, aforesaid; and there
upon, on the goth day of January. 1884, the plain.
tiff took out an attachment against The property,
muneys, credits and effects of said defendant, who
is a nonresident of this State. Said attachment
has been returned served.
DANIEL H. WIRE,
May 8, 1854. Prosecuting Attorney.
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HENRY BACH'S ESTATE.-Notice is here
IL by given, that OH the 18th day Of April. 1884,
the undersigned received letters of administr alton
from the Probate court of Monroe county. Obi o
upon the estate Of Henry Bach. jr., late OF said
county, deceased. LEWIS WALTER.
April 10. 1854.
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Cabinet Shop.

TlHE undersigned have Iorated in the town al
l. Woodstield, for the purpose of carrying OIL
the business of
Cabinet Making,
in all its various branches. They have now On
hand good assortment of Cabinet Ware, which
they will sell at reasonable prices They will also
make to order
Bureaus. Tables, Stands, Chairs,
and all other kinds of work in their line on shor
notice They respectfully solicit those in need
of work t. give them cal.
MICHAEL HGFFLER s. Co.
Woodsfeld May II, 1854
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Ship,creck.

New YORK, May IA. = The steamer
Washington arrived las, night. She brings
24O passengers and full cargo. She also
brings the passengers and crew-abou'
500 souls-taken from the ship Winches.
ter, bound from Liverpool to Boston wreck.
ed in frigh,ful gale on the l7ih April
The Washington fell in with the wreck or
the Cd inst, and notwithstanding the pre-
valence OF heavy gale succeeded in res
cuing all her passengers and crew. The
Winchester went down in 80 minutes aftel
the last Of the crew had left her. The
Winchester belonged at Boston. She hat
considerable cargo, and sailed from Liv
erpool 9th April.
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Marble Shop.

THE undersigned respectfully infurms the pub
i lie, that he still continues to manufacture
Tombs, Monuments, Grave Stones,
&c.. at his shop in Miltonsburgh, Monroe county
Ohio Of any style desired. and of the best quality
OF American and Italian Marble. which he has
made arrangements to receive from the East.
He also intends establishing Shop in Woods.
field, in the course of few days. for the convent
ence OF his customers.
His work will be furnished at reasonable prices
and delivered at such places as may be agreed up
on. He has received two premiums from The
Monroe County Agricultural Society. for speci
mems OF his work, and he fla,ters himself he car
render satisfaction to all who may want work ia
his line. Orders left with D.. II. WIRE. Esq
Woodsield, VIM. READ, Miltonsburgh, and DR.
JUDKINs, Malaga, will receive prompt attention
May 10, 1854. H. HERSTING.
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u hereby given that ihe subscribers have been
spponted.by the Probate Court of Monroe coun.
ty, Ohio, Administrators oi the Estate Of John
Whitney. late Of said county, deceased, and re-
ceived letters of administration.
ELIZA WHITNEY,
Nav 3. 1854. JOHN HENSELL.
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8 Vols. Beach's Practice, 8
so I" Fitch's Medical kecsuyes.
For sale At KlRKBRIuEsS Med. De-.
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REGISTERS NOTICE

NOTICE Is herebv oiv,r a,
IN Creditors aud s o,psr given TO oil Legatees,
Estates of tbe follo1yng ,,oa interested IN the
Executors, Administrator III p5''s1lS, G mat the
said Estates have fled their acconn, 'ulahs o. OF
Register of Northumberland Co,n,,, WIN the
the same will be presented to Tho ony anu that
of said County, ON Tucsdov a. mans n, court
April, a. D., 1854, in the forenoon, for ronS! Oi
ton and owancc. 'O' 'oiiilrna-
Nathan Irwin, decd, settled bv hs A5,,,,
Thomas Pollock i'' "f'
Frederick Tschopp, decd, Final Acc, so,,o,
by his Adm'rs Pbilip a. Andror, n sI'''ou
Adam Daniel, decd, settled by his Adm,tnTr
John Adam Daniel. VIZ
Benz. L Vostine, decd. settled by his Ex'tor
Lewis " Nastine.
Henry Lantz, dec'd Final Acct. settled h,,
his Exr, Simon Lontz
John Schleppy, decd, settled by his Adm'rs.
Conrad Schleppy 81 Chas. A. Ku,z.
Baltzer Bortner, deed, settled by his Adm'rs.
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xxxru ooNeREss-rIRsT SESSION.
wAsnlNcroN, Feb. 25, 1854

|
A.. o. .l r,on, Earl Clarendon's
1T. Al. E,encb al
r. ,,.,, os eastern
''o".o 'N,.''1 @ -, 1T ,..,h;, clearly means
liz. lo.;nno,ed 70 check our national
q" ,:'Ooo, a,''a"eo Vs. 49, ,h0 0aoonis,;on of cuba
g r-:,,o Eors;,, Re.
'ie "oPe" '"'' "e 0O'' a..,ord !
"''0"' ar 49,. determination
:.c.
not 10 permit such an interference
Mr.. Mason said that we had nouce !" 'n0
P'''',' .'ea'y o'''''p 'pU"uo'' 80. ,o.
QUESTION of Cuba.
Mr.. Bell-Iiow have we profited by me
notice
MI Masonry keeping perfectly quiet,
as we should lie thought that there was
nothing for us TO do until the interference ac-
tually occurs. What would the Senator from
Michigan do ....
Mr.. Cass read Mr.. Churchwell's non-uter-
veulon resolutions offered in the House some
weeks ago, and said that he would pass them,
|
to stand by them in all ex,remities.
The Senate then resumed The consideration
of the Nebraska bill.
Mr. Butler having the floor, concluded MS MS
speech.
Messrs. Brown and Dodge, of Iowa, IoI-
lowed on the same side. .....
MIR Dodge was fierce in his denunclalIon
of Senators Seward, Sumner, and the AoolI-
tionisis. 80 ,o.,
"sIiN"ioN' ~ 80
HENATE'-l lie NeofasA" oi'' was '""''
up: ,,;
.;,;o, or
',e"' ','.e' 9 J.,
.,I 49,, e.. 80 I'm
A.. C,na.. .a;I ho ,,or,1 recessariIv y,
,h.on, t,r so,os dave and was compeled t,
avail hi,,se,r or his late bour TO EXPRESS hi
,;ows Tbi. was ,re,sure frapabt will
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SHAM0KIN
Collegiate Institute.
r. HILL, A, B., Principal.
Rev. G. J. EHREHART. A. NJ

Rev. {. j. EHREHART, A. NJ.
Teacher Of lioraL and Mental Science, Eel.
dences Of Christianhy &c.
- Teacher Of Primary Department.
7E7HE first session of this Institution, located a,
= Shamokin, Northumberland county, Pa,
will commence on WEDNESDAY,, the 10Th day of
NAV. 1854.
The year will be divided into three sessions of
fourteen weeks each, thus allowing vacation of
four weeks in spring and autumn, and one of
two weeks during the holidays.
The Institution will comprise three departments
- PRINARY, ACADEMIC and CoLLEGIATE.
The course o! instruction in these will be full
and thorough, embracing all the branches usually
taught in these respective departments.
RATES OF TUrIoN
Primary Department, per session, $4,OO
Academic 5000
Collegiate Ss.Oo
A large and spacious room has been secured
to meet the wants of the Institution, until the
necessary buildings completed
Boarding can be obtained in private families
at reasonable rates.
Tie Board of Trustees will spare no pains or
labor, to make Shamokin Collegiate Institute.
worthy the patronage and confidence OF the COM
munity.
For further particulars, address Kimber Clea.
yer, Esq, Of Shamobin, President of Board of
Trustees, or Rev. c. j. Ehrehart of Paxinos.
Northumberland county, Pa.
Shamokin, March 4, 1851
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W SHAMoxIN COLLEGIATE INsTIrUTE.-
We call the attention of our readers to the
advertisement of the managers OF this in.
sitution, which is about 10 be opened this
spring at ShamoSin, under the supervision
Of the Susquehanna Chassis Of the Lutheran
church
Preparations are making for The erection
Of commodious bric!; building, which
will be commenced this spring. In the
meantime q spacious and comfortable room
has been engaged for the preparatory
school. ShamoSin is a healthy location at
the base Of lbe mountains, with pure air and
good water. The management Of The In
stiiute is in good hands, and will, no doubt,
be productive of good results.