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The Winchester weekly appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-03
'EIiG MANCHESTER SL27TN, 40
,ApEs SAGE.

Ry yr;do Of 0dccrcc Of lie Chonc..y.g,...
az Winchester, lena, pronounced hgn~.@
Term, A. |. 1855, IN the case lhones ,!,a.
I.Adm T. OF l.. !. Sims, and VERSUS the len.
creditors of said sims, ! viii On irel T,a,ls
III November next, before The ccarl kors,
door in Winchester, Tenn, sell on a err.
Iof orc and two. years, 4 tr2ct Cf lard q IT..
pour acres, On'which is situqtedthe Nr....,.
ter Springs, formerly kept by l.. p. S.,rs.I,...
miles Northwest of Winchester .a ,
miIci South of the Nashville & Clc,,.....
Railroad. This could be rra1c ne Nose.
tractlvo watering place in Tenncssce-- .5-,.
OF access from all the South AID Eoul.y,...
There nrc in abundance White ana RED
phuf, Cha ybeate Free and sLimesone.t..
ier--SitUa ed wilma Z mile 4ad d gua2.,e 4.
Elk River, which abound IN fsh. III
claIy the trout, alilrdinq amusement 10 4 t.,aa
JQrity OF nose atendtpy watering places--,u.l
on TIE edge OF the barryls, where those . .
are disposed can lave wide field furl.,,. q
ing. There are at this time suticlrn. jn-
provemcnts on The Place . acc5mmod..e .,,I,
hundred borders.
Also same time aad place win solig
one other tract adjoining above Geserura
tract containing one bundled and .s..t..l
acres. Also, one other tract cont nlur tw.
hundred and Sc,c Gty acre.. Also, one p,no~
tract containing one hundred ahdth.s acre,
the deeds for which will be shown on dfvo.
sale
Twill, atsamr time, sell on cred. troiy.
months what is called the Ward t,ar,s on,
containing Ten oud the other twsau acres
A! $50. a small tract, called the Addict ,r5rf
Also tract Of land in Cfriflly county. called
,hc George Floyd tract. The leeds ana bsand.
i~ios 10 all Of said lands vii, BE- sa5...rr Ia.
1f sale. The'rnrchascrs wil be rc.uf.al +.
eve bond and good security and len retain
81 Oh tl2 land unil. purchase MONEY is paid.
III FRANCIS. G, &. H.
Sept. 6, isJG--lls
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A Toast.-"Newspaper borrowers
may theirs be lille Of single blessedness;
and may their paths be carpeted with
cross-eyed snakes; and may their nights
be haunted with knock .kneed tom cats,
provided they do not live next door to a
subscriber who pays for his paper.
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WANTED!

The subscriber wants to purchase TWEEN
ty'fve or thirty
LIKELY NEGRO GIRLS 4 BOYS,
from twelve or twenty years Of age, for
which he will pay the highest cash prices.
t> II. F. ROBERTSON.
Winchester, Svpt., Is, 1856. In.
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A young person thinks itenough to do
right. As he grows older, he finds it nee.
essary to satisfy others that he has done
So Much ofthe time that might be spent
In doing we'll must be used in securing
evidence that we have not done evil. =
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A SPINYEyG FACT'c:gz
AND. Wool CARDIEG 7y,rE-y>
&c FOR SALE.

BY virtue of decree of the Cnause.r
Cour; at Manchester, pronounced Angus, tern.
A. D. 1916. in tie case Chester L.s..'I ~.
Nioseley q Simmons ct as. an Mo oIcyE
Summons vs.. Lassel and Others: am =. l..
Russell vs.. Mose'cv, Simmons, LIS gi'. ,t...
J Will, on The 18Th dayof Ocfob'- r.,'. ( sr.r
the court house door in Wirchesr,. sell 70
ready cash. tract Of land lying IN Fr-nail
county, containing sixty acres. and BOUNDED
on the Soirh ty the lands Of Peter simon
on Tie West by the Il nds Of AIr. A. .. S,,rr.
on the North and East BE- he land Of ~
Smart Rich Ind John Stovall, upon vli,. Is
situated Cotton Spinning Factory ord Moo
Cardjng Machine. Persons wishing ~ STE
ihe.lhnds and machinery WI rlc1ss All @.
Thos. +. AIoseley near Salem ...-..
HU. FRANCIS, e.. Sal
Sept G, 1756-tds
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ia The droughtin middle and upper
Kentucky has been almost unparalleled.
The Ohio River has been lower than any
formeryear in the recollection ofthe cold
est inhabitant."
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Mass MEETINGS AND BARBEcuEs.-The
friends Of Fillmore and DoneIson will hold
a grand mass meeting and barbecue al
Memphis, Tenn, on the Oath and 25th
of this month. The citizens of all the
neighboring States, and in fact all in the
Union, are cordially invited to attend.-
Ample preparations will be made to &C
commodatc from $4,000 to $4,000 per.
sons. Many distinguished speakers will
be present. ..-...
Mr The grand American mass meet.
ing announced to come off at Shelbyville
on the 9th inst, has been post oned to
Wednesday, the 18th. A general invita-.
ton is extended to every citizen Of Ten
nessee.
11T The American party held mass
meeting and barbecue in Lincoln county,
and also in Rutherford county, on yester.
day. All over the State American fires are
burning brightly. We are glad to see so
much enthusiasm in their ranks, not only
in this State, but everywhere else. In
New York and the adjoining States, Fill.
more and Donelson are the only candi.
dates that make any show.
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JAMES CAMPBELL.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
WIFE c,acstcr, ECnil.

CONTINUES the business formerly con-
Quoted uudcr the firm of James Campbell g.
Son, at the oil sand, whore be Is prepared
to accommodate cuslomcrs@ He is thankful
Tor past Poronage aud very respectfully So
licl,s CONTINUANCE. Coll and examine his
groceries before purchasing elsewhere.
lie has now ON hand, II fresh assortment, Of
Groceries, consisting Of all kinds OF SUGAR,
Tea, Collie. Aollssrs, Flour Bacon. fine
fresh lot of Havana Cigars. ConlcclIoherirs
sad everything usually KEEP; IN u Grocery
Store. Call and cxqmine. >.
Winchester, August -, 13J:}-r .
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On The Ii Monday in Ncyem..r i-st.
the Courthouse door. in Winchrs- .uI'
offer for sale TO the highest bidder TOR resN
The following tract or parcel OF a.. -
and bcirg in franklin COUNTY, TrtHa....,
civil disitict, No. -, on the wct--s Uf p
Crow Greek. Said land adjoirs 'la ards :"
Solomon Crownover and Willau Cral &C..
deed, containing two acres. mere o. -
be sold as ,be property of. Nc Crairee % .i..--
lsty orders OF sale in my hand IN eve, iysr
J. Crabirco l.. w. GOMEZ,
Sept. Is. 4. l-.r-t, obi. rr Sheriff.
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las" A new wild cat Bank. called the
Bank of Florence, chartered by the Leg.
islature ofNebraska, has made its ap.
pearanCe. .... .
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A. JOURDAN'S
VARIETY STORE.

A rumor having been circulated through
the country that A. Jourdan was about 10
quit Winchester, it seems that her citizens
and the neighborhood are trying to keep him
from going, as his custom has nearly doubled
since the spreading of that news. We think
he ought to be competent to give satisfaction
to his customers both as to price and to good
selection Of goods, having had ten years ex-
perience in one Of the largest houses in Paris
(FRANCE), that great metropolis of taste
and fashion.
We would say to the public, if you want
good bargains and CHEAP GOODS, 90 and see
Jourdan, as there are but few in the many
that daily throng his store that are not salts.
fled with him after giving him a trial.
Septl3 = Am
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Patrons must excuse the delay this
week as we could not remedy it under
the circumstances.
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PHOTOGRAPHY,
am now prepared TO execute, in the
best style Of the art,
ANBsOIFpEs, p!EOr0 GssIPMs.

ID y u L f K Il cot YP.ES,
at M rooms. over Houghion & Lou.h
milIer's drug store.
Those wishing miniatures, please call
and examine specimens. ...
The Ambfotypc | have recently intro.
duceh, and succeed for beyond NV most
sanguine expectations. They are surely
q great Improvement over the Dagueneo
type, both in beauty of appearance and
facility of execution.
Bring on your cfiilircn-thcy can be
taken before they can have time TO move.
Satisfaction in all cases guaranteed or NO
charge. ]. w. HOUGHTON.
Winchester, Arg. 10, 'jG-tE m
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BxJ- The New Orleans Delta learns
that Red River has damned up its own
mouth, and now makes its way to the
Gulf through Atchafalia Bayou.
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Sept. 10. SO.
!s'Gye Of Hrgr0pa.

St'sT c7 ~ cgED|S.
Hy virtue Of decree of the Hon. Wiley
benson, Judge Of the County {, MT OF Frank
I'm county, pronounced on the Alb Of August,
l>o6, in the cause OF VIM. C. Handy, admir-
.ot Robecca Matthew's, decd, complainant,
IS. j. l.. Matthews, and others, defendants.
| wlllsoll at public sale to tie highest bidder,
boure the door OF the Court House IN Win
chester, Tennessee, on the 9Th of September,
1856, the following slaves, viz Joe: Henry;
Charles; DiIcey; Lucinda and her child Geor-
ojann. Said slaves will be sold upon credit
Of t"eve months, the purchaser giving bond
with good and approved security. Said
slaves are likely and desirable.
The above sale is postponed to the LIST
NonGay Of October, 1856, as to the slaves
Charles, Lucinda, and her children,
GoorGea1a and an infant, on which day
sad slaves will be sold in all other res.
PEGS as above advertised. ... ........
...... W. G. handy, Admir-.
ar29 3v
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Beg- In our last issue we took occa

Ny" In our last issue we took occa,
sion to notice what we considered an un
necessary article which appeared in q
certain newspaper Of late date relative
to the Mary Sharp College. The notice
given byus appears to have been constru.
ed by some into an insnuation that there
was no other female school in Winches.
ter. Although the construction does not
TO our mind seem logically drawn, yet,
"decent respect" for the opinions Of
others, which we take pleasure in ac.
knowledging, calls upon US to make the
avowal that we had no such intention.
Our object was not to advertise the pros.
perity Of Mary Sharp College, but TO re.
buke what appeared to US an unnecessary
attack upon one Of our schools. Had a
similar attack been made upon the Win,
chester Female Academy, we would for a
similar reason have felt called upon TO
respond in similar spirit as that which
actuated US in last weeks issue. a
Whatever tends TO detract from the
merits Of our schools, we consider, is to
aim blow at the vital interests of our
town; and if we do not defend our town
and its interests, as the conductor Of pub.
lie journal, our hand would not be worthy
the pen it yields. ''.'' .T.''
So far from any DIES ign TO obscure the
Winchester Female Academy by any
studied omission of nerited notice, we
feel glad that we can conscientious1y say,
it ranks deservedly high in schools of its
class, and merits liberal patronage
We take pleasure in its prosperity, and
heartily say Of it, "esto p.rpetuo."
Keep it before the people, that if Ere.
mont is being run at the North as sec.
tional, disunion candidate. Keep it be
fore the people, that Buchanans being
Gun, in the South as sectional candid
ate: and the evidences of the facts are
thlcAenlng upon US every day.
CoTToN PRospEcr.---An intelligent
gentleman in Alabama, writes that the
cotton crop in those sections over which
he has tfaversel in that State, is fully
one third less than the yields Of last year
BW@ The New Orleans Delta learns
that Red River has damned up its own
mouth, and now makes its way to the
Gulf through Atehafalia Bayou.
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III VI AUGIIAN,
SUCCESSOR TO 3. A. LocHART)
Wholesale 4 Retail Manufactures
OF Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper md
Brass Wares, and Dealer in
Cooking and Warming
Stoves. OfeVery vnri-
city and pattern, -,
-''t- ""' Castings, 7'tf''f'''' 4"
Pumps, Brass
Pumps, Brass
n Kettles, Odd Lids.
Coffee Mills, Wagon IsOx cS

And in fact every vare,y Of the above des-
cription Of articles, which will be manufac.
tured to order on the shortest notice. Re!
pairing, Roofing, Guttering, &C., will be done
upon moderate terms Having invested nv
entire capital in the purchase ofthe esta blsh.
ment formerly owned by s. A, Lockbart, /
will be compelled to do u Cash Business,
thereby giving better bargains than can
be given upon the credit system. All accounts
die when made. Having had four Years ex-
perience in the business, hone, and believe,
by close application. to merit and receive Il
liberal share of public patronage, fully assur.
ed that can ondwill give entire satisfaction.
Winchester, Sept.l9, '56-f saJ.F.V.
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CoTToN PRospEcT.--An intelligent
gentleman in Alabama, writes that the
cotton crop in those sections over which
he has traversel in that State, is fully
one third less than the Yields Of last year.
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CIGARS and TobaccoLa fresh iot 'us'--.
cciged by ]. ~ KNOX
Aup. 81, &c.
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L. J. GiLDEESLEEvE,
SOUTHEAST cornerof the >Ierares
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Flour! Flour Large lot just received
AM for sale by .''' J. II. KNOX.
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..J.l JT5i l5 & Z 81 1856. " ll5ss J. &. !
MlLSGE.I. y. / iA NEOJTSS. S =

For FtLI coUrSe, tRciudtng az Departments 81 Bo9f
.Altgfnq, Leetlfes ana Pe1lAHuReAtp tneutEd0lyt "a
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fTStsff FOUNDRY PIG IRON s,t,5 q b5i5-5
S01 TONS Lonaeoning Foundry Iron, for sele by -
tlSIIaul9z a:ss -s.liL tiitLa&stSoay9ater =
s4tls-sa ..f4Askaenefala Assol tllsnri 81 Il 3
or Drugs Medicines, Paints, Oils YarnIShes DyestdaS
NJ Brusles, etc., etc. always On thni,f
ln25 ~ 5l BNpaE coHAEr pRye SlgzN
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IIRA.N.SPORIEA1I ZION


$50 SUNDAlYS. EXCEPTED, q 81.
cSnnec1g on the East with The Baitiote and oh.o Rail
Road and the Ohio River WheelnR and on t yestHlt
Railroads 1t Zanesve, Newark. Monroeye and Columbus
for all parts Of the South Vest Z. 20 ,s5,.si
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oyvtcE-Corner Of Main and Quincy streets
VH1 - Entrance from Quincy st.
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.Sodf can Be obtdiiteti at tsotee IN lheelipg,
and information line and vest Of the
Ohio River. ~ .as
PASSENGERS BOUND NHESTs
can. by aking this route, save time money aud
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= saEE - ~ - ..s4,-.--
lrs-.s5 .-lss!si "a. .I-slsss, s,i.-sz Z =
Z. ..-...-a.. AZ n - 49,
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THE LADIES' DEPARTAfEN7

THE LADIES' DEPARTMENT
Is now opened the reception ofadies No Institution
the Union mpars thorough Interesting In
this Department.
In concuso we would add shall put forth our
best merit in still eminent degree, the aa-
CrIng reception with which enterprise has met, and
ORedRe ouESsLteS to iPG'f moro RorOug Tttctfcdi
course OF than ut ly
ether stDsiEdr Mercantile College. +.
Among the many recommendations, give The follow.
inG;-
personally acquainted with MIR. Granger's ability us an
Accountant TEACHER OF Book Keeping, which is Of the
.slest order. He has had great experience Ac-
countaut in heavy Comnercial and Banking Houses which
ves superior facilities in inparting Practical
EotrisdGe Of Book Keeping, and thorough CotSertidt
E2ucuttGH 5ll-l-. $50 ..t
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Keeping, Leetures and Pe,l4HuaSttp, tnsatsdeiyt Ia
0dtftftee
For FaV ConrsstN Lu1tes 20
EVNIE pRoPRIEToRS take great pleasure in expressing
j ter thanks for ths gratifying and sue
which marked the career OF their since
stabshmen the Capital, aud 70 re-
IeNyS 10 meet tie BlOSt ebfeft 6atfle Is
rapidly demand Alpttct uf0t copreheH
sfce n Mercantile t4ffiig. The great practical
sSteFielcS Principal Banking and CONNER
cial By eaeatsd and gentle
men enabled him TO bring to degree OF perfection
system OF COUNTING ROOM by oral
nor ATTAINED BY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION sRaeh
studcn bJ process drilled at the DESK, tlfed
dy step step until he has mastered the whole routine
Of an AcCotintniIf's duties tOFoigkky though d
se;psd apprenticeship In SCzHe Lrge G0nlAerctdt
HOtsej and thus ali kwhTsss; itsTng, and eYrsSisus
blunders are, great measure, dissipAted. =.
In addition of accomplished Assist
ants We have also secured the services OF of the
most eminent in Ohio, lecture commercial
topics. Jsi kia,sse7 sa!a itAi s4.iH &
oar of Instruction too extended to
here but thing connected with DOUBLE
ENTRY BOOK KEEPING, with free and full discussion
Scientific Prineip upon Commercial History
md History Eminent Commercial Men, Commercial GG-
ography Commercial Products, Commercial Calculations
Political Economy Mercantile Law, Ethics of Trade, Part
nership, &c. t...t tgte-
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!. .:.5i..IiINES ..5lsIiiSINE CARDS.
Law YARa

-i5TTScEIJ, & FITZHUGH.
= s.1.aS,eSH 7nHd IOunse ltoih at A.1aWP
Gff1tE
No GO, MOsRoE efREET,
Wheeling, Va.
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f7ss ~ soiasIt IS aNoA r. z azs5s stse
: = AZ lsng SEddpa psasf'g
g1l 4s = IN s4l tto7sAss n
t.a.std pEs
sastS Iet tlle chisl--lor
sSisl "a Rgfinf Red MortaF.
superos astieie, and fer
80 = RuNpENBERG q RoHERTss
& 70 - BIS u AliSlpf fFe d rlss
AZ lot Has of yaEi9pE coleE4
z 5ai11i s. - l2Al,e'-R SON.
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IL PuBIISfIE0
s 5rLY, TRI;EEEK1.y Asp WEEKLY. Dy
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Boston advertisements.
ENEMALE MEDICAL OFFICE.
NO. "a. LEyERETr STREET, BOSTON.

MRS. CASWELE. Female Physician returns
her sincere thanks to III. lies of Boston, and vic
fr the hbera patronage bestowed upon her. and hsp
by strict attention to business still to receive their geDer
uus support To that class If females who ike Il CON
suit one of the opposite sex in ext enc necessity
she Oft rs as heretofore the iRestmahe benefit II an eu
Gated. experienced, and discreet Female Medical Adviser
From her long experience AMI prac she is fully pre-
par to he consulte on all diseases peculiar to
SUCH as Weakness suppressons, Diseases Of the Lungs
Liver Stomach, Kidneys. &c, as well as Midwifery Mrs
u VIII attend la its in aner1 their residences at
any hour ct the day might In the treatment of the
various dis ases Mrs c. has 10 think herself sec
ord to no other regular practitioner sud she is permit ed
10 reler ost ladies who wish 60 consult her to other la
dis who have found relief from h-r skill Rooms pro-
Vided for those who wish to during treatment
N B-A Private Lying-in Asylum, of the First Class
lot convenience and security is connected with This esab-
hshnent, ard personally surerntended by Ms. @.
Ladies suffering from Irregularities from colds and
other causes, cs;e cialy attended to.
Medei carefully put up, and to all parts of the
country.
Medical aad Surgical aid of the highest respectabity
mas bten procured and those wishing to consult cue Of
the opposite sex. can do so if preferred.
- u Advice gratis.
Alletters, post paid, promptly attended t.
Remember The number u 81 LEVER EFT STREET.
JAMIE 80 1v
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Va EDIC Al NOT Ice

DIX H. GREEN, has now -und'r treatment nun erous
eases q all kinds Of Chronic seAse. among which are
ABOUT ave hundr cases of CANCER H office is daily
tironged by those Athlete with Scrofua Humcrs of the
Boos Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs Dyspepsia Liv
er compliant, Dropsy, RI SIN, Heart Q, mpllints
Cansnrnptian Of the Blood, Nervous Debility Female
Cenplants and all Chronic Diseases
az consequence Of the increase Of business it became
necessary o employ another medical assistant He has
new the p assure OF informing the public that he has Sc
c'ed the services of DR. G. W. FAY thorough ard &C.
esnphshsd physician an surgeon One who has enjny-
go superior advantages in the best medical schools and
hospitals in the country.
pr Ie+n now having four assistants hopes to he able
10 meet the demands of those who may prefer til natural
system OF medicine upon sce tifc rri cples He has
recently htted up an Their boarding house. where those
from disance can have all the necc sAry care for rea-
sonable Compensation
Persons VII hing "a see Cancer Scrofuous Tunors ex-
tr@cted by the Plaster can do so ny calling at The Office
Ample reference can be given show the complete sue.
cess II mis- rrt;tce.
". Green viii be at the oHce every day from A. NJ.
~ T NJ Wednesday and Satu day et Mugs from 6 to
Gcock Or Fay compel mt person VIII be in
tne ON g Il N a. NJ t. P. NJ sundays from y to 10
o'cloc4 4 NJ.
OfHce 36 Br0Omfieid street, BOAtou.
!,l5 Off
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Aunu5enICut5
SHAKEsPEkE AND THE ORATORS.


AT T HE CITY HALL.
TUESDAY EVENING JANUARY q, I-2 O'CLOCK
PROF. WHITNEF.
At the requ st o. friends will eve one Of his
Dramatic ImPersonntious
choice sdeHtion has been made for the young men
OF "orcester-among which ''The Power of F4shou'
Law Cases" Mature and Philosophy, or VS. q rst
the ladies'
Tickets 70 cents or six for dollar To be had the
Bookstores, and at the Door janll Dat
AMOR ESTER GYsNA ASSUME.
o. ofcHARo ST, AoJa1stNG rHs WATER CuRz.
Open from 4. NJ M 10 p. NJ
Instruction give TO gent.emep from 10 A. Mto1P. NJ
8 10 8, and TO 10 .. NJ.
Lsdes are under the tuition Of a female teacher from
3tbsp. NJ
Undesirable thai pupils should pu cual in attend
arce al the exercises 81 their resp -ctEe classes
TerIs-foT one yeer SIS 0o six months $1,000; three
months 50 90. payable quarterly in advance Transient
pups rs cens for each Of exercises Tuition in
In sparrirg $1,000 per course. payable ia advance
j. BAILEY,
nls dsf A. MoLINEUX. Proprietors.
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SINGING SCHOOL.
e. NASON,S

e. :. N ASON'S
AFTERNOON SINGING FOR SCHOOL Girls, BOYS
AND YOUNG LADIES
Will commence Wednesday Afternoon, Jau 49, at his
MUSIC ROOMS, CLARK's BLOCK,
All pupils taught to sing by note Tuition includinr
jl0 Book 81 GO in advance. div
WOUR BILLS ARE r GADY-And YOU are
requested to Call and r the same without DELAY
Interest with charged all tera lug unpaid
January 10th 1876 BROWN 4 FIRTH.
Worcester Jan 2. 1856 il a1w
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RE MnYALI

II Z N 2 ' 4 u
THE BOSTON MERCANTILE ACADEMY,
MecnuEiie BaiidiDg 16 Summer Street.
FHNHiS SCHOOL r Gently located at No Winter
street. has been moved llrser aud better rooms
NIT up by the proprieors expressly for this purpose
Bnst ucton will tie given, heretof re- in the Com non
English Studies Penmanshp, Book Book keeping Math-
emeiics including Navigation, languages (Inceht and
Modern) and Drawing
TEACHERS:
Il Hanaford A. NJ. SelOr s. Belle,
J. -Payson, Sgnor Lpipi u mt,
U Gerry, A. NJ, Mons mi List,
G. g. H. fges, A. B., Max kis.hter
Miss +. c. Dryden j. W raw, ruer
IL diff HANAFORD n PAYSnN pro,ritors