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III D ,

In Cornwall, on the 10Th inst, by Rev. j.
a Bent, Hon. ERAsrUs s. HINMAN, Of New
Haven, to Miss AMANDA a. SAMSON. Of Corn
wall
In Goshen, on the 7th inst by John Capcn,
Esq, Mr.. NATHAN NJ. Bloom, to Miss MAtiN-
DA ALLEN, all of Goshen.
In Williamsburgh. y. Y, on the Sd inst 10y
Rev. +. S. Porter, HoMgR 4. NELsoN, Esq,
Counsellor at Law, Of PoughkccpSic, n. y,
to Miss 0ELE> j. SrEAuNs, daughter OF >
NJ. Stcarns, Esq.
In Brandon, on the 9th inst by Rev. Dr..
Thomas, Mr. William NJ. Catlin, of Marion,
Ala to Miss Rachel f. Sandcrson, of i.
In Castlcton Sept 6, by Rev. W. Child,
d. ID Geo C. Knapp of Benson, and Alzina
NJ. Churchill, of Hubbardton, Missionaries of
the a. b. c. + VI. under appointment to the
Assyrian Mission, McSopotamia.
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a, farm for Sale.

Situated two miles North OF this olagc,
on the New Haven road containing one han
drcd and three acres of choice land with
good buldings-and is well watcred by liv-
irg springs This farm, for Fertility, convc-
Hiencc and beauty is surpassed by few in
Western Vermont. Also ten acres of Cedar
Swamp, about two miles distant
l.. c. & II II. DARROWS.
Middlcbury, Aug 2S, 1855. 10;
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DIR. J, II. SCUENCK'S
PULMONiC SYRUP,
For the Cure Of Consumption.

W bAAS " "a ~ "a OO2.o bll EtAO44s
I've proprietor Of this medicine was him.
self many years 20, redaccd 50 low ms to be
given up bv his physicians and friends. in the
last stage Of Consumption, When all hopes
of ever getting well had fed, lie waa strongly
recommended to use Syrup made from an
old Indian receipt. when succeeded in effect.
u1lly curing him. The family physicians and
a large number ~ respet table gentlemen ccr-
tiicd to the facts OF this case, and soon the
Pumonic Syrup obtained reputation never
cuuallrd in that section of the country. Gre
ating as this case did, n sensation second to
that only OF II miracle, DIR. Schcntk was
waited upon by many similarly ailhc ed to
whom lie administered the Syrup with the
same beneficial results. IN isct, such was the
noioriety ofthij nelcinc. that eminent prac-
iicing physicians had their attention drawn
toward the rising reputation Of il, from hav-
ing Witnessed It's curative powers, and freely
extended and introduced TIA" medicine 10 the
public, and nsed it in their daiIy practice.
No other medicine operates upon the sys-
TEN in the manner that the IulaOnic Syrup
docs. II produces "A healthy action upon the
morbid parts, by purifying them frcm diseases;
it promotes the expectations, alays the
cough, ripcns the matter in the lungs, and
when it is discharged, 1t heals the opening
that the breaking Of the tuberclc or al.
scess produces and the lungs become soand
and resume the performance Of their natural
functions; it also soOthes the irrtatcd portion
of the lungs and other organs, and thus re-
stores these parts TO health a superior
property that the medicine possesses over all
Others is. that it contains no opium, calomcl,
or any other deelerious medicine.
In SAL ID. SchcncL removed from Flcm-
ingt,n, New jersey, to Philadclpha,an com
menced the practice of his profession, where
he soon required reputation exccllcd by
hone, in curing a disease that had heretofore
been deemed incurahle, and he has since then
daily presented to the world iucontestiblc evil
deuce of his success.
Both of his parents died with Consump.
ton, which Appeals TO have been an hcrcdi-
tary disease with his fathers family. AlhiS
brothers and sisters, except one, died early Of
this disease, none Of them but one brother,
reaching the age of twenty
Thus left nearly the last Of his family, he
naturally felt some alarm, as one after annth-
or were consigned to the silen, tomb IL This
tell destroyer.
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Stockweil Cottage,

The present rcsidcnce ~ DIT q. EflIe
of West Cornwall, Vt, a desirable location
for homeopathic Physician, is FOR SALE.
Enquire Of the present occupant
July 4, 1870. l2;tf
TNDwN'S Sarios of School Cooks for s.lD
L by A IL. COPELAND.
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BOSTON CARDS.
SEPTEMBER, 1866.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
The undersigned, MERCHANTS, MANrFAc-
TUEERs, IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEAL
.ERs, are now prepared with rULL STOCKS Of
all goods in their respective dcpArinents.pc-
Culiarly suited to the wants of CorNTRy
DEALERS.
The large and varied assortment which the
BOSTON market affords to purchasers, pre-
scnts II superior opportunity for choice Sc
lection.
~>~~~~~~~~~ -
PARKER, WHITE g. GANNETT,
Manufacturers of lMPLE-
MENTS and MACHINES. and dealers in
SEEDS, TREES and PERUVIAN
GUANO. and best Supcr-phos-
plate Of Lime.
Nos. Al, 80 Us blackstone street, Boston.
HENRY i. DAGG EFT,
Wholesale Dealer in
BOOTS, SHOES y. II UBBER.S,
Offers large stock for the Fall Trade, fresh
from the best manufacturers. RUBBERS
of the Ncr BrUBNrirk RVb6cr CHS M0R0-
fociHrc, which are the best the markets and
will be cold at the lowest prices, for cash.
Nos. 1872 and 1jl Congress st.. Boston.
~~~~~~>
New Books TO be issued in September.
RAMBLES IN EASTERN ASIA, including
China aud Manila. CARRIE EMERSON,
or Life in Cittouvillc. KATE STANTON, n
Page from Real Life. FOR YOU KNOW
WHOM, or, Our School at Pinevilc. EN-
LIES LAY, and other POEMS E1HrM cdi-
tion ANNA CLAYTON. Second edition
SURE ANCHOR. Third edition HEN FE
YER. Published by
JAMES FRENCH & CO., IS Washington st 4,
Dealers in Books and Stationery Of every
variety. Orders solicited.
WI n G 4 Il + s II A Il S,
Fall Stylo,---1S55.
OF superior quality and finish. Price 50
ID Franklin Avenue, between Coruhill and
Court st, Boston.
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Harrisons Columbian Perfumery.

TIE BEST IN TIE WONLD.
A general variety of lIarriSon's Prcpara-
lions. including Perfumcry, Toilet Powder,
Rouge, Lip Balm Shaving Creams, Almond
Toilet Soap, Hair Dye, Cream of Beauty.
Also, lIarrsons Columbian Ink, Writing
Fluid, Red Ink, &c, just received by
Aug. %, 1855. H. \. SHELDON.
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q L ID II II MI I l. l..
For Sale.

In whole or in part, the Home Farm Of the
late Samuel s Phelps, being the lands occu
pied by him nearest to Middlebury village,
contamio about ninety.fve acres. Enquire
Of NaiL& Wood or James S. Phelps
SepE 10, 1865, y
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STEAMBOAT & RAILROAD
1855 ElgA 1855
L L NJ Ii

The Proprietor will run daily stage from
MlDDLEBURY TO LARRABEE'S POINT,
during navigation, as follows: Leave Middlc1
dnry on the arrival of morning trains from,
North and South, arriving At the Point IN
season for the boats both North and South.
Returning after the arrival of the boats,
reach MiIrllcbury in time for the evening
train going South.
IY-Packages or baggage carried to order.
BY attending faithfully to his business, tho
Proprietor expects the support Of his fficnds
and cnCmitS even.
j. s PERRY, Propri-to~.
Middlchury, June !, 1850 7;
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Wool Irvine.

Sheep Tick Tobacco, Tar, and Scotch
Snuff just received by H. A SHELDON.
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VOCAL MUSIC.

u. II. HOWARD would respectfully offer
his services ms Teacher of Singing to those So
cirtics here (and other towns in this county
who may wish to employ u Teacher the com
ing winter. Ten winters experience in teach
ing gives him confidence to say, he can give
good satisfaction. lie will teach by the
scholar or by the night For particulais,ad-
dress d. H. HOWARD,
ooGw Middlchurv, VI.
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Y. i. PALMER,
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER AGENT,
Sheet Music.
Timothy Seed.

All the new, aud popular pirc's received
monthly l.. ". CLARK.
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Choice New Timothy Seed this day rccciv
ed and for sale by Il NALLEiTE.
Sept -.
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Salt.

Canada aad Turks Island Salt, just re-
ccycd by H. A. SHELDON.
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7 "
Now offer their stock of CHIMNEY PIECES
and MONUMENTS. of various qualities and
patterns, beiig the largest and hest assert
ncnt in New England.
10, II, 60 Hayerhill, and g. 8, 10, Il Beverly
streets.
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! yNCasBuRG FEMALE sEmtNA-

IA ~ The taenty-.iNtn session of this Institution
silt cunnen - on the fst NJ ndaY in September the
},l) aud end on It's 3 lay Of Jaiy.
The undersigned i've used every exrron mike
mi. 2, a#- 4 -4 Fem School p.f attend spare nei-
met l1.p rains arl-e in accomplishing thai end
They arf grateful NJ liberal patronage hftawed M
IN then he,eto,re, and ask tor continuance Of Tie
sau,a
We are prepared to accommodate Fifty Boarders.-
Oar bn digs are new md coumodoD-; the large
and eli venti ated. w would particularly invite per-
sous having daughters ward 10 toa d ont, 10 come
and examine for thensel,cs. Our inject will be TO
make Young ladies placed under charge n rn niorla
bic and pleasantly situated as they were ~ their own
homes Wa tlink offer great Inducements a.
any similar II sttutiou in this any other State
The course of instruction is ihoro gh, md embraces
the Ornamental welt useful branches usually TAUGHT
in line best sciools We hive secured the services Of
SgnuI Maurice nnnetl, accomplished Italian u ie
Musical department. and bat III" best teachers
emrlo>ed in the other departments.
For further particulrs rcdlars will be furnished hy
application Mt the Senlirry,"r Mt the Book Store ct
NJ ssrs. Payne Il Christian
aug i5-Iac2tawlm MISSES dOhDON.
aug 81. dl wno~ Sd&c2aHt15tt sept
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DuRLucst E0rxALuAHLE ma


4 Al ESfA r @Ptrsuant decree ni the Cir.
ruit Csurl ct Aelof4t County. mud ON the 29ih dny
# August 1880 ~ uHde. signed Commits SINNERS there
by nppn,ted " 4 afnceed, Saturday, the 9th day al
October ensaius. to .cl the TRACT OF LAM, and
the House nj 1T, belonging thu estate o David H.
rapscoit decd il, said decree mentioned.
The Lot sat,ed in The yilIare Mt Anherat Cont.
house and contaias about q acres The Dwelling
likewise vrr, couinadious and all in go ID repair Tho
gnrden is prod GIVE and well stochcd with fo~eIs,
slruhbcry, &c.
The Fuct of Luud lies ON the Sage Road from Am
hera Courthouse To Lynclhurg. about II miles from tho
latter and from The outhoasc, with tie Orange aud
Alexandra Railroad turning through II. II contains
1917 on 1873 divided into five helds. II has sui
fcient quantity Of cleared and heavily mbrred land,
md from 20 to p OF fac creek Hats This land
is very productive we'll wntered, IN agreeable neigh
borinod ns heartily any IN the Snte, will Nnie and
F.,nae Academy, and Churches ct r"eiy denomha-
tion, Mt hand
The sale of the lind will tnle rncs an the premises,
on tie nv above named. between l. aud lnek and
the snlr ri the houe aud io upon the PREMISE, bfweea
, uni 1 o'clock II a ntierbnpn al the sure day,
TFRMs " SALE.-Gish enough IL dctnA the expeh
.cs and or the bsantr credit oil one, aud three
wears for equal port ms Il he given the purchaser
pivitg bond with tnptavcd security, henring interest
from tho dn'etlir purchaser In have the privilege o'
seeding upon the II ,ct nj aud imme!imelt, and lull
pos.essin of both pars nh, end Of The present y.ar
The property viii le shown application to either
If rho undersigned The title will beuni uhtedly good
ROBERT TlNSLEY }Com'r..
son r t5th OFT JOHN r. ELLIS
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
IN WM n. MOSBY. AuctiOneer.
NAL.ARLEPRoPERrYf SALE.

= he untct-iggei with u ui relieving him
sei ttom lis pt.ent entatrnssrd eendhi,n will ofer
ior sale privately, until The 9th day Of September nex
Tue following N1|asbie property, W. twa Lots Of
htouhi nth" e'v IT lyuehhnrc. fronting ~ feet enc
GA Jtersnn Street the Ba.in Il the James River aud
hane"ha haa7i n'afIy opp site the large stone wall
teI Lots tronttfg NJ eet each on II Basin u the
Chhhl, running bark L. Tie Orange aud Ales,ndfa Rail
toan' Lot on Jefferson street, npna-tr the store 81
Mcdaniel HurtA Preston. fron:ins feet Ut Framed
lenemens and Lats nepf u. L. Rec. lyibg hetwrea
the old and new tufapi -; House and LII udiunina
u u, Spenees fesidrner, {, most desub,c laoi resi-
neh'ei) Lh TN Anolco Tenement. And vacant lot
both adloinhe In half acre lot Back Wa.
ter Greek. near Judge Nm. Daniels lee House; also
his interest tbeug two thir) in that vahn BILE Steam
hfck Machine nrtr the Gas Works; about 20 head of
Horses and Mule all Young and well broke harness
or 10 new Wagons, e aud horse.) and several
oni hand Carts, Wagons. &c.
Such porton4 Ut snld property mny not he sold by
The oth day al Septeher next, will on hat lay be so
by way of pubic auction
All the creditors Il the un,ersened nrc invited
purchase that thur claims n,ay be o.rtted against
Tue amount due hy them respect'ycl, tor purchases
All persons having open accounts against him
questedo present them tho st day Of mber that
lie may endeavur 10 make provision hcm; those
indebted 10 Inn are earnestly requested 10 pay without
further delay
n B.-The PIEDMONT WORKS will be continued
in all their different branehes, and all the contract, now
hand may b. eouracted far between this and tho
the conrerp TINT vii Take the Nnfheo tint day. as he
intends taking in partner
mug / d3aAt1tll-ep GEO G GURLE
Rppp
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LII far NnrInIE


The following communication will be read with
interest. The committee referred to were kind
y given their passage by Captain Smith of the
Curtis Peck:
At meeting held in Hampton, September Sd 80
Composed of citizens of Iampton,o the county OF
elizabeth city and cities of Norfolk and Ports
mouth, temporarily sojourning i'll Hampton, Col.
horles X. Mallory. was called to the Chair, and
'"s. Seg"r, Esq appointed Secretary.
Inc Chairman having in brief address explain
ed the object of the meeting, a committee was ap-
pointed to report resolutions suitable to the &C.
castor who reported the following resolutions
Resolved, That from the accounts which reach
Us IN an authentic form, we are forced to believe
mat, unless the population of the cities of Nor
INK aud Portsmouth be removed one universal
'alaiity must be the result.
+Resolyed, That nsomuch as immediate action
Sndlspensably necessary in the premises. and
aS Individual effort in the exigency of the case
."h scarcely be adequate TO any general rehef'
'l''s meeting doth earnestly appeal to the Gov
htAoR or VIRGINIA and TO the PRESIDENT OF THE
DNiiED STATES to render what aid they respec
uFeiy and properly can in the awful emergency
sHat has betallen our afflicted fellow citizens OF
Nmlnlk and Portsmouth.
Hesolyed, That n Committee be appointed to
VISIT Washington and Richmond, to lay before the
resident of the United States and the Governor
" Virginia, respectively, the proceedings of this
n;e 'ng and Ia urge upon them the prompt con
s''eration thereof
4. Resolved That committee be appointed to
raise a fund by private subscriptions for the build
'"s oil collins, and that the said committee SUI
IT, ''hend the building thereof, and have the same
I"h completed forwarded to the Howard Asso-
~a'on Of Norfolk and to the authorities OF Ports
Moath
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p1rrsrLxAN1A 90. ". octnhel lGrh. Is54

Nv MA Va VtTtdItI
DEAR SIR:-I take pleasure in giving YOU my 1eci-
ded opinion Of Your Alum water. NJ son john who
,rnaned vita you about u mouth Ind been ia extremely
bad health for several yeurS-sn much, inieed that
4ad o, all hope of his recovery. tried four
i've ct the beat by cians of whom could rcIiev
him. took him To .vnchhure. and consulted ot
the b. doc oi the city. with any succ'ss
Hearing Of Spring, determined 10 ny the water,
though confess without much hope of deriving
from nayne eft hut in this was agreenhy dis
rppnJntrd One rnnnlt's OF this water mas nm
confident made an enie cure of hin, la f.ct looks
il the lead had me to life,
have no hesitation in pranuuncing il my opinion
that tits is tho very best that Las been dis
covered. Ie,Y respectfully, yalrs
ARCHIBALD D. WOESHAM.
Nj. p. EcnuLs. june l8.d&c2tawts
Richmond Win canv weekly i
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L YsCaFRsrgsG COLLEGE

IL ton vii be opened on the lst of October next,
WITH s,nrl Faculty 6ne Chemical Philosophical,
sd Nith mical Apparatus and all the usual facilities
fir yi .s,c# iustrurtoH
The m Of uitIop will be $40 in the Preparatory
Departments and $50 the iollegine, Ton the
session One la tin tuition payable in advance.
Ii especially dc+rcd thai ge ,temen y ho intend to
siyct heir Collegiate w'ul place them,
soon a. possible, ia e Preplatary Department. that
rIcy nly be tAprpngy m rsu nh pteplrcd for Col
..gc IS 3ldScts
a. The Rcpeblicon ". pels" COPY
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Deiegri 20 WASHINGTON.

BALTIMORE Sept. 1.-The Norfolk boat brings
a''legation Ia the citizens of that place on their
way to Washington, to solicit the President 10
let them have the use of Fort Monroe, for the
manning population eff Norfolk. There was I'll
deaths reported as having occurred there yes
terlay.
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CAMPBELL Co. llU October End. 1874
This Is certify that had TWO negroes afflicted with
scrotuln one, woman have sent To the Rockhridge
Alum Springs for the lust tour five yenrs the other,
nun. who Ind been given up to die by several phyai-
clans. | commenced the OF the Bedford Alum VA.
them in April as,, and both Of them have been
greatly benefited. and believe by the of the
botn will be eiectuIlv cured also know of Is hene
nsef with great benefit y other persons in this neigh.
borhood. JOHN d ALEXANDER.
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induced y the Bediord Alum n
paent affected with serooa. after seeing the annly
made by Ptuf Gillian OF iLe Nitginn Mitaty lnsti-
tute and 50 much pleased with lis effects rs
courage II in several of scroiula
Dyspepsia encoirohta connected with prulapsus uteri.
| say, from my experier &c wi h the of the
Rodthrdge aud Bedford Alum waters, knoac the Bed
fotd To be Tar preferable. RIO. +. PAGE, NJ. ID.
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MISS MANSIONS SCHOOL. LYNCH


TVTN TN'IN VI
VISITORS ON TIE 20TlI JUNE They are situated
eleven miles West Of Lsnehburg, and four miles from
the Forest Depot Where convoy will always be in
readiness visitors Ia ard from he Springs
Tie Proprietor pledges himself Ia his best exer
tions 10 please thosn who mH> call on him
Atto the Medicinal value OF the wafer the public Is
presented in the following certificates selected om
many o the same import which the proprietor has ie-
1.
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NEW FALL GOOnS, 1855.

ItlRSr supply II rev FALL GOODS received In
l. Lynehburg
am NOW receiving ny stock ion the pr''ea' and ap-
proarhine .ea-on 10 which beg call the ato tin II
the purchasing pnb r. Ia II viii he n"d to 'asho7n.
ble tve. inportcd .fs season. 10 which ~cais adj
iioi : i'll lie mad,
Nv stock Of Ff.reb Embroileries il s,rs 'fsr md
cbe,n lnna e3tsl JDuS & NEfN
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.nOSTlONENENT-

The sale Of RfI Estate advertised lay Geo. g. Cure,
will TAKE place toe 2lst inst.
The Mules. nerscs Wagons. Nc. vii br eoli
Friday morning, thu 9Th inst Market street, nj "a
O'Clock. c. Il. PllELPS, Auctr.
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lid for Norfolk and Portsmouth.

Bishop Potter has Published an address to the
Episcopal clergy and laity of the diocese of
Pennsylvania, recommending that on the morn
ing of Sunday, the 9th inst, collections be made
at each of the congregations, for the relief of the
sufferers in Norfolk and Portsmouth, and that
the amounts offered be paid over Immediately
thereafter to the committee appointed by citizens
of Philadelphia to receive such contributions.
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hpFRry. 10Th Ap,il. 1854

DEAR SIR II have been using the water from ynor
Alum Spring and am happy IL uiorm yon that am
inuen pleased with its ell cts. The prmur, effects of
The water re precisely the hose produced by
the water of the Rockbrdge Alum. .hnl expert
fully, and give you the result Of my experience.
nm, very respectfully,
0TFN NJ II
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Correspondent of the Express
Death Of an Esteemed Merchant Of Norfolk from
Ieil0W FerPr.

RICHMOND, sept. T.
Dear Express AS it has not been recorded
in any of our city papers. the melancholy duty
devolves on me of informing you, that Mr.. c )
Williams, highly respectable and esteemed
merchant of Norfolk, died at the Hospital of this
city on Sunday morning last of yellow Fever
Yours truly, ONE,
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ANNALS ArTACKEp.-We learn that the cpl
demic has extended to animals, and dogs and cats
are found lying about dead,wit unmstakable eY-
licences of the ''plague'-such as bleeding from
the nose and mouth, &c.
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MFRS. KsRKPArRiCK's sEMINA-

MFRS, ksRKPA TRICKS seminal
VA ry fol- Young Ladies, Lynchburg Va.-The
nueteeuth session o this Institution will commence
thrsls' Monday in September The usual course of
studies In Enai4' French and Music vii be pursued
tn, Latin Language will be taught by Mr. s. V Reid, on
condition Il class # 10 be raised. Young In lies
wi.ire to- study either the Lnn OF French language
du 80 ,qHhout eater pg regular pupils.
For terms apply TO the Principal. Payable halt ia
advance.
No deduction esccpt in of proiracted sick
4 f'g. bonrde'- can be tshen in the fanily
M 1..it.lnl
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"a VIII be sui, in front Of the Market House. on
Friday 7fh Of September. or 3 likely YOUNG MEN
AND BOYS. 7, ms ut snle
HENRY d, FLOOD, Alm'r,
Of W +. Scott deed.
Sle ronluctet W II MosBr, Auctouner.
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1888. FALL SUPPLIES. 1890
Booka Paper Stationery and FancY Qoods

1880, FAEL SUPPLIES. 400.
Books, Paper Stationery and Fancy Goods
A MORRIS. ~ Main tfect Rchmond, is now
opening his usual large and general 0sso ncnt OF
ROOMS. PAPER. STATIC cry, FANCY GOODS,
Nc &c for the Fall rra e, which he would respect.
fully usk the attention of the merchants of Virginn,
North Carolina and Trnaossee visiting tho cityassu.
ring them OF complete stock In select from IA can
be found IN an, market and upon forms es fair and lib
eral.
to- A. NJ i. snc agent fof the sale of celebrated Ii
mos manufactured by Worcester and viii supply them
factory prices.
~ Blank Books OF every description constantly ON
lln ID and manufactured 10 order.
GV~ Binding al every description executed ~ the
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