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More Withdrawals.

There appears TO be no diminution in The
number of Withdrawals from the Tennessee
know-nothing lodges. In the last number re-
ceived of tie Nashville Union we find the fol-
lowing card
To THE fUBLIc.-I was induced, BY false
representations oi its stj;sets, to join the know
nothing council, as il is usually called, in the
third district. am democrat, and always
have been one. soon found that | had been
thoroughly hoodwinked when joined the order,
and that | had surrendered my right, not only
10 be democrat, bat TO vote for anybody not
dictated 10 me by others. have been free
man all my life except while know-nothng,
and that / might retain that station | have de-
manded that my name be erased from the list of
know-nothngS. ] feel that owe my old asso-
ciates in the democratic party this public state
ment as an atonement for having for monent
and through the deception oil others, been untrue
TO the democratic party, the true American
party. J. A. STANLEY.
DAVIDSON COUNTY, July /.
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THE BEDFORD GAZETTE.
Bedford, Aug, 3, 1895
Hear an Old Line Wing PdPe
TumbliRg 60 Pieces.

The Know Nothing Party, says the North
American, is n a curiously split Up condition,
an Consequence of the proceedings OF the last
National Convention. The Louisiana branch
OF the odpr has disavowrd all connection with
tha National Council and repudiated the Cath
olic plank OF lis platform. THE State Councils
Of Maine, Vermont, Massachusetts, X. Island,
Pennsylvania and Illinois, have rejected the ma
tlonal platform, and most of them have made
cTerdS of their own, differing essentially from
the general one, not only in reference 10 slavery
hut 70 other questions. lG New England aud
The West the secrdprs have llberalizrd their
principles SO as TO include many ciasseS OF ma
tnralIZed citizens. in some cases also the OPP
position TO Catholics has been sOilened down to
an opposition against all ecclesiastical despotism.
In Vermont the organization has been thrown
open, assumed the name OF the American party,
and declared against the extension OF slavery
There are scarcely two of these northern plat
iormS alike. In New Jersey. no State action
has YET been had, but all the councils Of Tren-
ton and Newark have rejected the National
Greed, and declared in favor of the restoration oil
The Missouri compromise. In Pennsylvania, a
PORTION Of the Councils, attached TO the national
Platform, have boted since the action at Read
ing, and organized new State body, which, by
Tie way, has majority in the Executive Coun-
c Of the party in Philadelphia. Two of the
Sreeders were from Montgomery county, and ot
These one has since been rrpudiated by the
Cooncl! here represented, that of the upper
Ward of Norristown, which, as the Herald tell:
U.s. has approved OF the State action, and de-
hounced the national platform. What is the
rXact condition of things in Philadelphia it i:
difficult to tell.
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Renunciati0n.

The writer ofthe following remuneration need
no commendation from us. In this place, wher
he has resided from boyhood, be is known as
young man Of industry, and probity. and how
ever customary it may be for Know Nothint
10 assail those who pursue a similar course, .
one dare openly say aught against the puriyf
motives nor the truthfulnpss of what he asser,
We ask the intelligent, independent freemen I
the county TO examine Mr.. Kinnear's commun
cation, and then tell us whether or not Know
Nothingism is what it processes.
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AntiALicense Law.

The anti-lcense bill has passed both Houses
of the Legislature. The following is the vote
in The Senate:
fEAs-MPssrs. Browne, Crabb, Darsie, Elem
nlken, Frazier, Hamlin, Hoge, Jamison, Jordan.
Lewis. Piatt, Price, Quiggly, Taggar, and Wher-
ry-I5.
NAYs-Messrs. Bnckalew, Cresswel. Frv.
Goodwin, Haldeman, Hendricks, Killineer. NJ
Clintock, Melsinger, Sager, Sellers, Shuman,
Walton and Heister, Speaker.-l4.
The following is the vote in the House:
lEAs-Messrs Allegood, Avery, Baker, Ball,
Boat, Bowman, Caldwell, ChamberIin, CIapp.
Clover, Crisweil, Cummings, philadelphia CO.
Dowlng, Eysier, Fearon, Fletcher, Foster, Foust.
Guy, Gwinner, Harrison, Hodgson, Holcome,
Hohos, kirkpatrick, krepnS, Lane, Laporte,
Lathrop, Lpas. Lott, M'Calmont, MCLEAN.
M'Connel, Mccullough, Maddox, Magii, Nor
ms Morrison, Muse, Page, Palmer, Ppnnypack-
eF' Powell, Ross, Simpson, Smith, (Alleghrny,)
Smith, (Blairl Steel, Stewart, Sinrdevant.
Thompson, Thorn, Waterhouse, Wood and
Strong, Speaker.--56.
Messrs. Barry, Bush, Carlisle, Christ,
Craig, Crawford, Daugheriy, Donaldson, Dun
ming, Edinser, FraiIy, Franklin, Free, Fry,
Herr, Gross, Llnderman, Mengle, North, Or,
Reese, Rittenhouse, Sallade, Sherer, Stehley,
Wickersham, Wilmer and Wright-2S.
u On Tuesday last week, a small child
OF Mr.. John kesselring, of Fort Littleton, fell
into well some % feet in depth, on the prop
erly OF Mr.. Balm, and strange TO tell escaped
almost nninjured. With the exception of
small cut on the head the child was not hut
although it pitched into the well head foremost.
--Faitoa Democrat
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STILL ANOTHER.
The following notice of a withdrawal from
the ''order" we find in the Memphis Appeal

the 'sorder' we find in the Memphis Appeal
RALEIGH, (Tenn.,l July 3, 1888.
MEssEs. EplroRs: take this opportunity of
informing the public that | have withdrawn
from the ianteraites, otherwise know-nothings.
have always been true democrat, and will
heartily cooperate with that party. and sustain
its present ticket throughout.
The know-nothing party has for IFS leaders
consummate demagogues, oiFce-seekers, broken
down in the old parties, seeking to revive their
political fortunes.
It's true principles-very different from its
assumed principles--I believe to be devoid Of
patriotism. You can give this place in the
columns ofthe Appeal.
Yours, &c,
McGILBRE HATHAWAY.
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Select t.portrn.
SeasOnahIe Poetry.

C5-The following exquisite lines, by Montgomery
which we take from old English magazine, may
aoi be inappicable at this moment, when whole
people called upon to discard and persecute the
stranger and the oppressed;
The StraAger and lis Friend
.Ye have done it unto me. MARI. XIV, 40.
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these names might be added those of Henry e..
Bibb, acting Acknowledgements of the State
Albert G. Talbot. Hon. Joseph R. Underwood,
Hon. Archibald Dixon, and host of the very
flower of cid whg chvalry''
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ELLIOT PATTERSON.
KnOw-NOthing Withdrawals in Georgia.

A card appears in the Augusta Constitution
aIlst, signed by number OF respectable citizens
of Sparta, Georgia, in which their reasons are
gwen at length Tor their withdrawal from
know-noth;ng lodge. They say
eve deem it proper TO state that on entering
the order we Were assured that whenever we
night become dissatisfied with it We could
withdraw III good faith, and without hindrance
or obstruction. Without this assurance men
could never be induced 10 assume the obaa-
tlons OF the order. Tins tree privilege of quit
ing is universally used by know-nothings as an
answer 10 the charge that the order tfammels
the freedom Of the elective franchise bv subject
lng the individual Judgment of its members TO
he will Of the order We, therefore, in with
drawing, considered that we were exercising a
right which had been guaranteed 10 US from the
BEGINNING and which could not lastly expose
Us 10 charge of :ireason' or perjury il NAV
te true in theory that any member NAV quit
when he pleases, but practically ii is false when
be can obtain his discharge only by passing
through the terrible ordeal of being denounced
6 desrrter, 'iralor,' and 'prrjurrd renegade,'
ind as having signed the nanif,St OF his own
nfamy'
Such denunciatIonS as illustrated in the news
papers, and on the streets, and in the bye-wavs
and corners, are not so much intended to act up
r those who have quit as they are meant to
Tiay upon tbe fears of those who yet remain in.
They are intended TO throw an obstruction and
hndTance and terror around the exercise of the
right to qult-the right of exercising individual
will and private Judgment
The card is signed by the following named
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-08-03
And Still They Come /!

The papers from the interior of Mississippi
are teemng with notices of withdrawal from
know-nothng lodges. The following cards APP
pear in the Central journal
We hereby discover our conncxion with the
know-nothng trick. II. f. HALVES,
+. NORWOOD.
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A roor wayfaring man of grief

4 rooE waylaring man of grief
Hath often crossed me on my way,
Who sued so hunihly for relief
That could never answer s'Nay;'
had not power TO ask his name,
Whittier he went or whence he came,
Yet there was something in is eve
That won my love, know not why.
Once, when my scanty meal was spread
He entered not word he spake
Just peIishing for want of Bread
gave hit. all he blessed il, brake,
And ate, but gave me part again;
Mine an Angels portion then,
For, while fed with eager haste,
The crust was mama to my taste.
| sp!ed him, where fountain burst
Clear from the rock his strength was gone;
The needless water Knocked his thirst
He heard it, saw il hurryng on.
! ran 10 raise the sufferer up;
Thrice from The stream lie drained my cup,
Dipt, aud returned il running DER;
drank, and never thirsied more.
Twas night; the floods were out; it blew
4 winter hurricane alooi:
| heard his voice abroad and flew
To bud him welcome 10 my roof =
warmed, clothed, cheered NY guest,
laid him on my couch 10 rest:
Then made the hearth my bed, and seemed
In Eden's garden while dreamed
Strpt, wounded, beaten nigh 10 death,
found him by the highway side;
reused his pnl>r, brought back his breath,
Revived his spirit. aud supplied
Wine, oil, refreshment he waS healed:
bad myself wound concealed,
But ltom that hour forgot the smart.
And Peace bound up my broken heart
In prison ! saw him next, condemned
To meet traitors doom at morn;
The tide of lying tongues >temmed,
/ heUnr4s.i !, rs..- ssi-s-t 4 -t>- -'---.,-.
Nv friendships utmost zrai 10 try,
He asked II | for him would die
The flesh was weak. my blood ran chill,
But the free spirit cried, 81 will
Then in 4 moment 10 my view
The Stranger darted from disguise,
The token in his hands knew,
Nv Saviour stood before mine eyes;
lie spake; and my poo: name lie named;
"Of Ne thou hast not been ashamed;
These deeds shall thy memorlal be;
Fear not thou didst them unto Me-"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-08-03

My name APPEARS to-day as the candidate of
know-nothing party for coroner orthis county.
l am no candidate Tor that Office, and never
authorized my name TO be used 10 that connex-
ion, and hereby signify my withdrawal from
that order, and full concurrence in the srnti-
ments Of others whose cards appear to-day.
ID. +. MORGAN.
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sanIzltlon, and will hereafter act and vote with
that party TO which have at heart been attach
&c. P. KINNEAH.
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Nothing Withdrawals in Mississippi.

TO use the language of the Memphis Appeal,
"know-nothingism seems TO be breaking fiat
down in Mississippi" and this announcement,
will do no discredit 10 the Intelligence, virtue,
and patriotism of that great State. The follow
ing letter speaks for itself:
SPRING Hull, (Miss.,) July 5, 1855.
ToHe Presideat and Council at Spring HI,
Mississippi:
eve are at fault, and can't follow" a
When we Joined this council, we Joined in
good faith, and have acted accordingly since.
our membership, but, b+ccoIning satisfied that
10 Btf ifREillSir Fifca and that. too, without ne
assistance of secret political associaions--we
therefore, as members OF your council, do here
by most respectfully tciIhira1r from this order,
that we may exercise our elective franchise
constimionalig, and according to the dictates
of our own conscience and judgment, untram-
meled by the dictates of any man Or set OF
men. BENZ. MYRICK, Jr.
THOMAS WHlTLOCK.
The Mississppian of the Sd instant publishes
number Of Withdrawals from the oath-bound
know-nothiugs in the counties of Yazoo, Choc-
taw, and Ataa
The Peoples Press (publshrd in De Soto
county, MlssissippI says that son the 2Sth
uItimo large number OF democrats who had
attached themselves 10 the know-nothing order
assembled at the fernando Hotel to deliberate
upon the most tihcacious plan OF declaring their
independence from the yoke of political bond
aga they had, in an unsuSpectng moment, fas-
tened upon their democratic principles" We
understand (says the Press that their council
was characterized with many resolves, and al
united save in ahsoving Themselves forever
from the shrine of Intolerance. When this
news reached the main body of the democratic
army, company was detached 10 receive them
with the democratic flag flying, the presenta7
ton Of arms, and the file and drum playing
'.Hail Columbia
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Tn Choctaw county, Mississippi, Mr.. II. c.
Avant has set noble example. He was indu-
crd to Join the order and they rendered him the
nomination for the office Of sheriff. But dis
covering the character OF the organization, be
abandoned it and declined to run for the lucra
tive office for which he was nominated. In the
MissiSsippian we find the following card, signed
by foriy-one voters of Yazoo county, seven Of
whom are wings:
To THE PuuLIc,-Being convinced from our
connpxion with what is commonly called the
know-nohing party, that we have been deudrd
as to lis aims and purposes, we therefore publish
to the world, and particularly 10 the So-called
know-nohing party, that we are no longer
members of that organization. As TO the secrets
and obligations connected with the order, We
shall hold them invola:e, and in diSsolying our
connexion with il, we do SO with conscien-
tious belief that the operations of the order are
dangerous to the praclca workings Of this re-
publican government--dangrrous to the liber-
ties Of the pcople-and that they lrammel the
free, exercise of the elective franchise.
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The following gentlemen, citizens of Auala,
in a long and well-written card, announce their
withdrawal through the columns OF Roy's South
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We take this method of informing all whom
it may concern of our withdrawal lIom the or
der OF know-nothingS We were deceived in
J"inlng the order we believe il to be anti-dem-
ocratic, and destructive to the true interests of
cur country. In doing 50, we act as our judg-
mrnt dictates and bring accountable for our
actions, we hold that we have right to act for
ourselves. ANDREW p. HARRIS,
j. n. WILLIAMS,
j. B. DU MAS
DAVIS WALLACE,
/. HAREY,
A. B. WILLIAMS.
GIEENBoEouGH, June %, 1893.
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We suspect that before the election takes
place in AIabana very large addition will be
made 10 the above list of ''hard cases"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-21

III OIL DAY O 0 0 D g.
II BALL, BLAOK co..
Mxufsssss." end tnp"te"
SILVER AND fLArxp WARE.
DIAMUN IDS, WATC II e S.
JNwELRY, &c
No. sl1 BGoApwAr,
south oorrer of Mun sysseet. Hs~ fork,
HAVE recently lived By se arrivals their usa uppy Of
RICH AND ELEaAEr GOO % fs tss sPgrsssss aot,,
"RoMAN AND FLORENfINE MosArCs.
STONE AND SHELL CAME0s styles and very bess
ufuL ,.
lsrse assortment Of WATCHES Of al the es,sbssd
B L o ME "a 90 s..
CLOCKS, CANDELABRAS, FIGURES AND FANCY OR
NAmENfs PARiAN AND BISQUE FIGURES FANS.
DREss CASES, OIL PAINTINGS. &c
ALSO
Our usual Largo assortment Of UNSET DIAMONDS, RU
BIEs, EMERALDS, and other RICH STONES and PEARLS
which with extensive Manufacturing facilities have
fanshsd In any se purchasers may DESIRE Of very SHORT
NOTICE.
The goods having been purchased under very favorable
circumssucs enable oHer them to the pablo very
LOW PRICES.
Sill We R W A R E.
A very large assortment Of SILVER WARE constantly
hsDd-s present mpIsrs from seventy to eighty az
SETS sone-together with great variety Of FOkks'
SPOONS, &C.
Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing SILVER WARE m.y here
ind IN AsSORTM gSr UNEQUALED By ANY OfH IL
HOUSE IN TIE UNITED STATES and at VERY MOD
HENRY BALL. VIM BLACK.
EBENEZER MJNRUE,
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PRAIRIE, FARM AND VIC


PRAIRIE, FARM AND WOOD LANDS,
IN TRACTS OF 40 ACRES AND UPWARD,
20 t purchasers long credits and low rates Of intere
Guiding OF ksrosd which from tho eKtoDs north to
d, sItsme .ou.h q he State Of ng Ps.'es os end
oed here and there Vi n.soe.pi oai d,oyss The re-
uii., or each side Oft through It's entire length
en, Toss AID 1T ed for gazing est. and .hesp
sno tie cultivation Q, whss Indisn corn, &c:
.sS R :1s
day. ss made s
ns ready for wheat. .. q "a 90 per acre y I'D
.sS under sMsh .ais Of cultivation the second rear
,na 10 Tie Gasrn and idd. stst,, fncwn Sc much
than sucent to pay the difference Of 70
Ing town, and village. along line OF .his rosa ssord
tns home demsed for farm pro5uee
.. rom 81 80 &c 81 the cord OF un
Psrties having In view Iowa Ksnsss Nebraska or
o the future homes should take into consideration ha the
country Of the Mississippi destitute OF raoeds tnst
hs sr and produce b sIsa
Eastern mket sufficient Of tsef 70 pay the Investment a.
e SIC 70 s pc, acre higher th,n IN 70 10 nros
the market that the farmer vii find uass more pro
stable 70 locate on the line Of this railroad
rSicr asp TEENS os x s.yns ns,,,, IN ,o..,,o.
.u.y ts Coo..et for dsods may made during toe yeai
the money 20 % p1 aye tse o.
contract others annually thereafter The last paJnens viii
the cod Of the xh year from date OF contract
By the I'D section Of the Act Of the Logss approved d
fso.usy 1885, these lands free from taxation until hey are
psid deed of conveyance snsed 70 the purchaser
sTISssr WILL 81 CHARGED AT ONLY TWO frs cEsr rsa
security for the performance Of the contract tse IRIS
yvo interest bs paid 10 s1ysnce hut must DC un-
sersod onesnh the land purchsses shall yeIy De
brought cultivation Longer credits ss Per cent pei
ert from the credit price viii be deducted for cash. In wnch
sass the Co,npens bonds w be received a ean
I'd that
srest charged for lands vii enable man With sv
supred collar In cash and ordinary industry, 70 IKE himself
before al purchase becomes dus Moan
an the rsps sserneot the country oil proosby have In
.ncst person viii accompany applicants TO give Information
md aid u % ectnS lAnaA - .
I-s. Plate precise location OF the lands through
mt dis STATE nav b. Office Sme POCKET Pats e.
xuide 70 en- Of the eompanys ands and Psmph e
Information accompanied by numerous
strs from respectable farmers throughout the msy %
be- On application tbs Office Of the Company No o. hen'
sss'av. Chicago A6 6in., % a, NJ Cnnosnv
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WEST IA TH-ST., near 5rH-AV.-FOR SALE,
w sBROxN STONE FR Nr FOUR.SrORY HOUSE,
IN t sas.d from he Sprgler Eststsr for Il yess, with
two renew, OF years each ground rent Of on sz per
s1sam Lat IS BY los heu.e by Coz hrst Gt ny ~.
.yn in prcvemsnts vi. marble msnes bsckwInat a.io,
h.. .ter eoses speaking tubes Cuve best furnace
he tisipy on rst story hall Possession gym nmsdis.ey or
or tbs int Day May WI Be sod cheap applied for
"'" BAKER WEEKS, Ne. Pnek
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Hcrses, Carriages, &r.

TOR SALE CHEAP--A large number OF good
drsssht bOR5Es. .usbie for Csttmsn gcoesr ssve.
do.es and Truckmen- Aso tA8 .E to LEI, ooetnnns
fourteen stalls In Ch.r.sst bs,~ cen Was s1a we.]
Inquire the KnItkerbocksr Ice Co ONCE No. 100 w.
or a. tie stable, No "a ysrdsm-t
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Bouutu Eauh Waryeuts.

r AND-WARRANT OFFICE No. % Waa-A.
wARAAlgfS ~ q Wassses 80 - - e gs.xsnssee -
sEYsEtsl y eM o. otbs,.ts - - g go.
sssaAs L1lA Vca SsS9S SSosxna.
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Gbanres for Business Men.
RARE CHANCE for MAKING MONEY

A RARE CHANCE for MAKING MONEY
N We call tho steaten Of I'll sihng 70 ealst In POM,
Abe business STEVENS PAasOSSS eelssrted 1sa.
cant SEED so YER. patented Nay q 1855. this mac ai9e
trpSses ell obeIs for Ing grain IL csesbe oil 2whS Az
feet BROAD and with the greatest accufscy
lot resusor sb ed eli kilds Of gram INC
or thin the may choose THIS m-ehine very nmole
In lts coz suucop liable OF ordsr oy
with bose DO the work ~ 10 the sane ms oy
hsnd The machine AID PR petors be seen r snSrt
time at the Western Hotel Ne York whsro klohr of
New York and Ohio ri be sold y Counties state sn
$50 California ard Oregon Great eh.ncs for ,ps;ust IL
C,lifoluia
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u,HE CLASSICAL GYMNASIUM, Bibls Houss,

III HI IbHHCIC ND u UfI' okOt y ~ sD'0''
i Aston pace J. o. BINGHAM. Rector Day Hsh
sboo Of tie hst depart nents r-oeivioS ~euy
ooJs each The studies besinr g sth tn eisneo"
the uest uPor ant EsEsh aars' mst,sm tn;', s.oon'
Lstin Grsek Be- ksepins Drawing, and Manua Oh Ara.
The seheooons h,vs quite unosus p vision f1 soe
Of the sup Parents desirs their sous both os ,ndu
trioos nd TO seo h somsshps osn here be ssddd No
pains ,parsd male this school the best on this
fbers n y scvera ysesreisa
THE Advertiser EDUCATES FOUR SMALL
u tOys at HOME. wit, bis Terms, Sl5I per sa-
num- dueg vsaadors dedus,iou
IL abser Iuquirss from Psr-ns -hog pls-e Son Ia
DIS under h.ppy influences an phys,
cal rdiciousy s;,p,ed 70 tn individual Will Ne for
vuded II addressed Box No SIG Post Otics. Hartford CT
THE SECOND TERN Of Mrs. ]. 7. BENE-
rICrS Roarciss and Day SCHOOL for Young iadsseon-
msnced Nev a. Ne West s1tbs,., Sd door from 9Th az.
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TRENCH and CLASSICAL INSTITUTE for
l. YOUNG oEkfLEnEN, tspaoish and 0sr@sa Ian
Ellie CdARLlER
EAMILY SCHOOL, CAMBRIDGE, MASS
l. AMBROSE WELLINGTON viii prepare Youths for Ca
ess ei nao school de refer @ the
cosips patrons Of his School W. C. Green Esq, l0,hs
Eew.Yo,f Hon J. q. P.lhsy. HIN G. Gray, don X c.
Winthrop Plok Fl. W. Loe gfetow, Pr6 h l. Eus,h
MISS FISHBLATT's BOARDING aud DAY
vi SCBOoL fsg YOUNG LADIES Pupils received At any
time no v,eson FOR referrpces &c. apply ct the
sehesl No 2is " 81 s5tAs between oh and Nh-svsl
mn. and MRS. HOWARD snd Daughters have
Nl orsoel FAMILY SCHOOL lbr young LADIES, %
Nur1sy Ban hafise-sv., Ma - Esa S5thSt n 7.
CELECT BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS
y ssv nass sxsh II hNdlseeya, O. l----
n FITFT|N ~ = ~ NV. DEOKWnH, Rhnapak
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Marbinerp, Sc.

ASHC ROFT's STEAM and VACUUM
"A gAUGEs-The best and reliable Of any In tho usr'
ist Wsrsned corsst liberal discount SLOWED TO the
trade Fcr sale BY CHAs. w. COPELAND
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-21

COR SALE One Of those very desirable RES
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-21
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