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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-06-24
Charlotte, ~ g.
APRIL 26, 1856

a T meeting of the Board of Commissioners
N of the Town of Charlotte, North Carolina,
at their Council Chamber this evening.
Present, w. F. Davidson, Intcndant, w. +.
Phifr r. NJ .Jamson, and VIM. Harty. 1t is
ordained by the Board. that the following Tax be
assessed for the year 1856, at the following rates
upon each different object of Taxation as follows,
to wit
On each 800 value of Real Estate, 800 so
Stock in Trade, 30
White male Poll, 200
Black Poll from IL to 50years, 90
Free Black Poll 90
Grocer and retailer of SpirtuOus
Liquors, so w
Company ofCircus riders, Eques-
trian performers and all others SUBJ
iect to pay a State Tax, Tax of 30 90
.! Each Concert per week, 90
Company of Ethiopian Serena
ders, and all others subject to pay
State Tax, to pay per week 90
On each vender of Spirituous Liquors,
by the quart, per aEnum, 20 20
On each Itinrrant Merchant or Pedler,
or Hawker of goods, wares Il Mtr-
chand;se, not the growth or Manu-
facture of n c., except Books,
Tax Of, 25 90
On each 500 worth of Interest, 2 6G
On each Surgeon, Dentist, Practising
Physician, Practising Lawyer and
all other persons, except MINIS
tiers of the Gospel, of every denom-
ination) whose practice, salary
fees, or al of them together, shall
yield an annual gross income of
$50, shall pay the sum of So. for
the fr.t $3.50, md 50 for every ad-
dItional $500, until such income
shall exceed $500, and SIS for
every additional $500 above that
am,unt.
On all pedlers of Patent Soap, medicines
for killing crows, chinches, and other
Vermin or for the curing of headache
tOoth-ache, or cOrns, and of all patent
medicines, razors and razor straps,
Tax of 90
On each Carriage of the value of $50, O so
On each "a I" 800,
and under $500, 90
On each Carriage of the value of 5000,
and under $500, 200
On each Carriage of the value of $500,
and under 800, 8 90
On each Carriage of the value of $500
and upwards, 400
Each Gold watch, 100
Silver watch, so
- Forte Piano, 200
On "achS 90 value of Gold or Silver plate
One per cent,
Each Dog, 90
" Bitch, o.
g Pubic Dray. 10 90
sc 2 horse omn bus, 10 90
" d" d" Is 90
% Livery Stahe, 10 90
{" Stud Horse standing in Town, Is 90
IS Tavern, 5 90
9" Bl.iiId Table, 81 90
w. F. DAVIDSON, Intendant.
Teste, ]. B. KERR, Town Clerk.
May 81, '55-5t.
lT Wing please copy
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NoNSUITING A CREDITOR.

There was lawyer on Cape Cod, long
time ago, the only one in those 'diggins'
then, and, for aught know, ut present
He was a man well to do in the world, and
what was somewhat surprising in a limb of
the law, aveTse to litigation, One day n
client came to him in n violent rage:
"LOOk here, Squire" said he, IA blast
cd shoemaker down in the Pigion Grove has
gone and sued me for the money for pair
of boots owed him."
ibid the boots suit you!"
"Oh yes"
"Well, why don't you pay him!'
"Why, because the blasted snob went
and sued me, and l want to keep him out of
his money, if kim
at will cost you something"
VI don't care for that How much do
You want to 60 on With"
"Oh, ten dollars will do"
'Is that all Well here's ton dollars. {"
go 60 ahead, and the client went off verv
well satisfied with the beginning.
Our lawyer next called on the shooma-
ker, and asked MIN what he ment by insti-
tuting legal proceedings against NJ.
"Why" said he, II knew he was able to
pay, and was determined to make him.
That's the long and short of it,
"Well," said the lawyer, she's always
been good customer to you; ] think you
acted too hastily. There's a trife to pay
on account of your proceedings. but think
you had better take these five dollars and
call it square"
''Certarn' Squire; if you say so, and glad
to get it, was the answer.
So the lawyer forked over one five, and
kept the other, In few DAYS his client
came along. and asked him how he got on
with his case.
Rapidly" cried the lawyer, "we've nom
suited him! He'll never trouble YOU"
Jerusalem! That's great! I'd rather
gin fifty dollars than had him get the money
for them boots"
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Notice.

a LII persons indebted to us are warneVs
"A pay up Immediately, or they wiz y,
their Notes and Accounts in the hands
officer for collection. Many OF the claims Il
OF long standing, and nobody can comPil@
a settlement is not now made, that ~ icS'
E. & J. LONERGAN
November 6. 1855. l5u
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NOTICE.

STRAYED OR STOLEN from -
y the subscriber, in Union coun- ~
ty, five miles west of LaneshOrough,A LII
Anson county, on the night o: the l4th of
April last, a BAY MARE, of medium
size 10 or IL years cd. | will pay reward
# TEN DOLLARS for the delivery of said
mare 10 me, or for information SO that get
her-or TWENTY DOLLARS for informa-
ton sufficient TO convict the thief. Address
me at Lanesboro', Arson county, N. c.
JAMES l. ROSS.
NJ B. | think the mare was stolen. and
that the thief weDt in the direction OF Char
lOtte. }. l. X.
June 20, 1S56.-9t
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June Is, 1885,
~ Last Notice. IN

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby cf.
IL ven, that all the Notes and Accounts of
SPratt s. AIlisOn,-Spratf, Danief
d. Co, and Allison 81 Daniel. are trans
ferred to the undersigned, for the benefit of The
creditors of said Firms respectively, and that
they are in the hands of J. r. DANIEL for imme-
diate collection. B-Longer indulgence cannot
be given, as the debts must be paid
JOHN ALLISON,
Dec, Is, 1eo5.-tf J. r. DANIEL.
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AMOROUs FIREARMs.--m Newcastle,
Pa, Sam'l Cannon has been fined ten dol
lars for kissing Rebecca Ross against her
will. On paying the fine and costs, Can
non was discharged. We suppose he was
loaded with "grape" at the time of the oc-
cnrrence.
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Notice..

A LII persons indebted TO the firm o.
n WIN, HU1GINS 4 Co., will fnd :,
Irwin or T. D. Gillespie always READY s,L
happy 10 settle. Accounts and Notes 80. 4,
tied by January Court will be founa
hands Of an officer for collection.
J. F. IRVINE
T. D. GILLESrIb'
Oct. %. 1871
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A HINT.-If your fiat irons are rough
and smoky, lay little fine salt on fiat
surface and rub them well; it will prevent
them from sticking to any thing starched
and make them smooth.
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rA little fellow, who had just com
menced reading newspapers, asked his father
e the word "Hon." prefxed to the name OF
MI, the Representative in Congress-
Cont bouest? That little customer has
mind for investigation.
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CHARLOTTE
MARBLE YARD

"HE subscribers having formed themselves
- INTO a company, respectfully tender their
services to the people of Charlotte and the coun-
try generally in their line of business They are
prepared to furnish Monuments, Gravestones Man
tie Pieces, Furniture Marble, Table Slabs Marble
Steps, to any pattern cut from Marble, according
to the most approved taste and styles, and upon
Southern country. They will keep constantly
ON hand the best description of Egyptian, Italian
and American Marble,
All orders, for any article addressedto the sub
scrbers, will meet with prompt attention. and will
be packed and forwarded with the utmost care
and despatch.
The. yard is situated on the northwest corner
of the Charlotte Depot Yard.
WM. TIDDY & SONS
Jan, &, IS56-lv
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raised by John Nivens, of York District, South
Carolina. Jack Gill is about 80 years old, and
was purchased by A. J. Or, at Thomas Massey's
sale, IN Lancaster District, South Carolina, in
December, 1854. l think they will try to make
their way back to where they were raised. Twill
give One Hundred Dollars for the de-
very OF said negroes in any safe Jail so that can
get them again-or fifty dollars for either one of
them. Address me at Winchester, Macon coun-
ty Georgia, or James Hennigan, Pineville, Meek
lcnburg county, n. c. ID. w. ORR
June 3 lS56-6w
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NOTICE..
Currence.

I'm CONSEQUENCE of having lost by the
IA fire which occurred in this place, on the
morning of the 9th of May last, various Notes
and claims against numerous persons in this and
adjoining countiea-which notes and claims, be-
ing the property OF E. c. STEELE A. BETH
UNE & Co, and others, which were placed in my
hands for collection: All persons, therefore, against
whom amy of such claims are still standing I'M
settled, are hereby duly notified. that unless they
appear Immediately and close up the same, by
note or cash, shall be compelled to file, forth
with, Bills in Equity, thereby subjecting such
persons to additional and unnecessary costs.
S. w. DAVIS.
Charlotte June 10. 1S16.-tf
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N office.

formerly belonging to John H. Grier, of Neck
lenburg county, North Carolina, and sold to
McLintick of New Orleans, aud recently sold to
the subscriber, Said boy is about IS or 40 years
old, of copper color, about feet 10 inches high,
quick spoken, Any person lodging said negro in
Jail, or delivering him to me SO can get him, /
will pay such person One Hundred Dol.
lars. S. p. SUTTEN.
Pineville, Meckrg Co., n. C.-ApI i5-3r.
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MY Notes and Accounts having been of
Nl in the hands of S. w. Davis, Esq" H.
collection, those who are indebted 70 I S,,,k
dividualIy, or as one Of the old firm o. m,b
& IIarty, are respectfully requested ~
settlement by April Court, if not .s%CG% IsLE
Feb. 9. 1855. Zo~
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

UNION COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
Spring Term, 1856.
Samuel A. Davis, Admir-.
of r. B. Houston, decd.
VS..
JAS Houston and others, 0''ioh W Sell Lana
Heirs at Law of
r. B. Houston.
u T appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
IL that James Houston, - Butter and Mar
garet, his wife, and Jno. n. Houston, the chill
dren and heirs at law of said Robt B. Houston.
deceased, are not Inhabitants of this State, but
reside beyond the limits of the same: 1t is there
fore ordered, that publication be made for six
weeks, in the Western Democrat, for said defen-
dants to be and appear at the next term of this
Court, to be held for the county of Union, at the
Courthouse in Monroe, on the first Monday of
July next, to plead, answer or demur to this ne
ttion, or the same will be taken pro confesso,
and heard ex parte as to them.
Witness, }. NJ. Stewart, Clerk of our said Cont.
at office, in Monroe, the first Monday of April
A. D., 1856.
J. NJ. STEWART, c.U,cc
May q, 1S56-6w Prs fee Sc. 1
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NEW MARBLE YARD

NE" MARBLE YARD
In Charlotte.
TENHE subscribers have established a Marble
~ Yard, on the second square south of the
Courthouse aud respectfully offer their services
to all who may desire any thing in their line OF
business. They will keep on hand the best and
handsomest kinds of Foreign and American Mar
bic, and be prepared at all times to furnish
Monuments, Grave Stones,
ManteL Pieces, Furniture Marble,
Table Slabs, Marble Steps, sc.
10 any pattern, according to the most approved
styles and upon terms as low as at any Marble es-
adjustment in the South,
All orders for Marble work. addressed to the
subscribers, will meet with prompt attention, and
Will be packed with care and forwarded with dis
patch; The publiO's patronage is respectfully So
hclted. GLEN & Mccoy.
Charlotte Feb. 19. 1e56.-Iy
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Cash Paid for Hides:

THE highest prices will be pal 6f tTl IL
S. NJ. HOWELL ,sl
3 doors South Of the Mansion li'
Charlotte, Oct. 30, 1656-6m
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SharD'S Celebrated Rife,
ENCOURAGE THIS KNOCKING.

THNHE undersigned bcgs leave -
~ to return his thanks to those ~ ~
who favored him with call dur * ~
ing the last year; and he would SSAS>Sl 81
respectfully inform the public that ~ WsNatS W
he has removed to the Machine @3
Shop formerly occupied by Messrs George &
Whisnant, adjoining Mr.. J. Rudisill's Steam
Planning Mills, where he is prepared to execute
all work in his line as cheap and Is good as can
be done in the State.
Turning, Cutting Screws, Repair
ing Boilers and Engines of all
descriptions, Making and Re-
pairing Mill Spindles, Wood
planners, Making PIoughs, Iron
ing Wagons; and in Horseshoe
ing, &C., we will yield to no one
for neatness, wear and dispatch. Inter
fering Shoes 81 25, common ditto ST., cast
steel toes, or steel plate, 81.
have also erected an Air Furnace for mend
ing Brass, which answers finely. The public can
now get brass and composition castings by call
ing at the above establishment, and furnishing
patterns. Old Brass melted over at areduced price
with neatness and despatch. Old Copper and
Brass wanted.
S. J. PERRY.
Charlotte, Jan. ], 1S56.-tf
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Town Taxes

DERSONS indebted for Town To-.
n either or all of the years IS52-'3 axes, for
are requested to make immediate pavmon. Md>5,
All who disregard this notice, by faiI;nu'
will find their property advertised for sas cPay,
days from this date. Now, you have S;s' IN 70
ing. S. A. HARRIS van
April %, 1856.-tf Tax COLI,
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DAN AWAY from my Rail
~ Road Shanters, (in Lib
erty county, Ga, on Sunday
night, the 18th of May, two ne
gro fellows,
Jim and Jack Gill,
both black and of medium size,
Linn Is n wears old and uns
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RNever tread upon the tail of . =.
tell a woman that she is not handso, 4 OF
less you are fond Of music. On'
Notice.

"HE Tax Lists for 1856, are NOV.
IL hands, and hold them ready for IN my
request all persons to inform me of anv iSeetioa
which may not be listed. "1ables
All persons that have not paid thai.
for 1854, sciu surely come up and fork os a1es
April 8, 1e56--tf Snerf
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Hussey's Patent Reapers Ana
Mowers Combined.


AND
ENIERY'S PATENT RAILROAD HORSE No.
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Triesenar--rhe GREAT Europsan Discovery,

Triesen.ar--The Great European Discovery,
PROTECTED by patent England and
the Of Ecoe Phamacie de Pa, and The Imperial Col
lege Of Medicine, Vienna.
T.seaa remedy for general aud local debility,
Of vne power decay aud all the distressing
qusnces arising early Its effects efcacious
youth manaod and old age he v. powers wand not be-
dectias life IL the TTissemaT
aioptedi all physical mpedmens vanish like
rendering Invaluable those
the marriage state.
No completely and entirely eadiGa'es all tracesof
which and cabtbs
Of the health OF porion Of The
uiaton.
which, unfortunately iEe English physician with
mercury destruction Of the
all sasapaila Ia The world cannot
Tres.nar g. aud alike devoid Of SMELL and
quass They may lay The toilet table without
their being detected
cases. 81 divided into separate ad-
ministered by Valpeau, LaiieInand, Roux, &c.
whossals and RETAIL OF Mr III. A. Barrow No. 81
Canal, New York. specially apponed
pasDtee for the United Saer, and
uhsr part immediately receiving
Mr. Ds will forward tne riesrnar Of the world
aud addressed according the insucioas the
Retail agents required. Terms cash. .~
Nov I'D
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Dec 23--lawfw

MEMBERS Of Congress and Via rtsrs 20 Washing ION
M respect ul,y nsurinei that TAYLOR & MAu<Y's
Book and Stationery Siae 9Th they win
requirements, Their stock addition following
impaaat depatmen, Of
New books received Immediately o publication
Weekly imporalons from England
rCalbouns Works, volumes
Jefersons Works, voluins@
Webster's Works, vo's-, autograph edition
Everett's OraioHs aud Speeches. volumes
Gays Private Correspondence, volume
e. y. Premises Memoirs, Q volumes
BaBerof's History the United states, volumes
Statcsman's Manual, volumes
Hickeys Constitution, ! volume
Jcfeson's Manual, volume
The Coas.uttuns United volume
A.ro,s Debates ans Madison Papers, volumes
Marsis Orators and Statesmen, volume
r sIoIys Works, vo umes
Lives OF Chief ysstiees OF United States volume
Iiebefs Civil Liberty and voiuaes
Wir,'s Life OF Patrick Henry, volume
Kennedss Life Of Wiu volumes
Gaiand's Life OF John gandplra, volume
Parry Leaders, tg eaiaain Volume
Hr ToeegeyiIes Democracy in America, volume
. see Federaiist volume
Grimkes Nature and Tendency of voulne
CONSTITUTIONAL T at book, l volume
Carey's Past, presert and Future, l volume
seamaE's Progress OF Nations, yDuaae
hcEiiigoits American nebL.ss yo,a@s
Eatufe Wealth ot ADcs.ca, | volume
Srntihls Wealth OF Nations, volume.
description of Engsh French
the fint IT qualities, The lowest prices.
Visiting cards printed with rrcpuiu2e
TAYLOR 4 MAURy's,
DccT-du Near ah street.
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~ m.a,... csreuit Court. October Is, ls55.

tJILLIAM May t. his wife, simeon Wsstef
Julia his vito, plaintiffs Ia ehaneefy sganst ne
of Jacob whose enk.owh e Sn
dFea R0sanaa Ztinmemaa deeeasea, ~hos- ~.
unknown r. Sewers ARd Ana hs snet '"1'
Cglef Cir deceased whose names are
Nicholas CTgerg Cge ana JsseaaiAh cHse
bis sight and administrator of Aaron Isie aeeaseo, 90
utOn.H
Extracts Of decree.
This cause coming papers formerly read
appointed sell this land and sesoeH men
said of Sinclair Graves, com
planning said Weaver having sold 10 h uasound negro
saia n The report mentioned, asd practising aud on
have said menoel
Iesold, sundsy nsd TO said pgtiiun, sc.
court, Ia order have the rights OF All
the raid fund specified, and he rounl due 10
one Of this court having 6s notice
by published the
the house
OF Madison do take account OF The said
allowing him bringug money
hn that whehhe
may properly paid The parties enlled t,rto,
allowed and the said cominis
lied 10 participate dbuion Of the
thereof and also place Of
denca
with anything ds1med pertinent by bn
Copy Yests, BELFlELD CAVE, Clerk.
hereby noded that have appointed
hat purpose Monday, 4th February, 1884, the
NY and county Madison, Virginia, The
said accounts 10 be taken and stated by commits
soneI. WILLIAM l., EARLY
Commissioner Of Madison Circuit Court
Dec 3l-law4w
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by RAILROAD DIRECT 10 TEE WEST.
N In ss.,s.;Ea Z! sssls.as


Time between Washington AND wheeling but i7a
Runniny bstocsa Washington and Csncnna az hours
Through Tick cts ana Isxgsgs checks 10 be had IN
Wnshinyton
THE Baimoe and Ohio Raond having greatly improved ~
OF the fullest iEdncenrnss 10 av
eers washnston aamoe and all portions Of The West
The cnnnesion br,wesn Washington and hs
Washington iuncon a,sy called the Relay ouse nine ller
aad hs 6S S
Wheeling Washington station ana rechecked and transferred
fosh eas ,s o paints Beyond The trains
washington day ats, m and Az p nj on Sundays at the
Al Wnseins Of the CEN
aesr wssslns ,steaah taaSidss zsnssvhs Kesas,
Co9Maus hsss ains soa%ss az Ssga5s w T,e ne
Chicago, 81 LOUIS &C.
Of The Liais Wari railroad xsna, CINCINNATI, LOUIS
y,LE &C. A. xsn1 s Ms" e GS
tiaate, Lafay a,te Chcsro Rock island, Louis,
Matches New Orleans, Sc which are a. Wa.hnaion
transferred at Cincinnati TO the mail steamers on me ONO
Tickets for Evansville, Cairo and b. LOUIS are sold by this
FoR CLEVELAND, and via Cleveland to Toledo, Detroit Chi
caso kc sold when the Ohio navsahs between
Wheeling and Wasvie forty miiesJ where conneson with
Travellers requested hai while this the only
aodns ,hoa and checks b. T., IN + ass Us
the great The Washington Cincinnati ID
eu. $50 miles, being about 100 mss shorter than BY any ohe
Fare BY through ,cte, from Washington wheeling 80
Columbus Sia Daytoa SIS 5o Cincinnati, Sl6 Louisville
BY rairoad by from Cncianad, SIS; pdanapo
csss g. Isa and ss
p, Tsassf M.in,sa,s Berkeley Spring.
minor way raons between Wheeling G,
train from wasnina,os .., .,,. a..t., :,
por further inorms,ion through tickets &C. apply to TIL
PARSONS, agent, at washington station. : , -
Master Of Tran.poriaiion Baltimore and
May 5-dn Ohio Railroad, Baltimore
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CA mall bag Is an ePiiome OF human i6t."
TEN YEARS AMONG TIE MAI. BAGS;
Or Notes from @e Day Of Special 1gsd oftAe Post o5es
Department.
uoLSneoK.
2mo. 42 pp Price 81 95 Beautifully
Ntchc and IL wood from designs chic H.
by nafiry.
THs rgndsrtaken with sanction officer.
, s 3 no. onss ~ h y ~ % wna os oss
book Of ind issued calculated the public
skin rrRspance
III. detection and punisbmenl Of offenders against th.
pnndsaoe.
offered the pusc hearty
sor ihe press Brief rxuaes from OF these hatern
notices annexeJI
The book will prove Of the entsanoS Of the
and aud general un 20 nature will form
[s. Y. Eesnins Post
We DO nd eoncede Mr. obrooks narrative o 20.
suggestive book.-N " Herald
The aud entertaining recently s.en
Coos In Reynodss moBsoses any
realize Al thai st lives ana bfise amid
rso the nature Of m subject 10 even
tPhiiadspsia Psnnsyranam.
amusing, spd time, Interesting work, n III
kind, has beeu published Amcrca.pAiiadrhfa Baln
amusing work, make an
extract or two for the benefit Of the camaqnty
II abounds with sketches Of now, Instructive mater.
. tPbiiodsiphia Iaqrirsr.
I. hook l. indeed novelty entertaining ard open
iug a Of Hartford Ddiiy Cowani.
There in iaodspts, po, and character
contained IN bis sketches al dozen Aaqrr
No person wis has for
opening another letter read the book with
suddens at the nghla seciriee on wea be ha aod
Published hyu cowperthrst Co. rh,l.dsllha.
For safe by AL booksellers asid newssgeats.
22-d6t
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81. Joseph,s AcademY for voting ladies,

Nedr Emmuts5ufg, FFedcTick County, Wd
THE studies institution the
aib August aud last rhurday IN iens The
board and i5o payable sent
paint
Italian. Gerplan, latin The
fof tho primary department eomposd of pupils une nne year OF
500 psysble half yearly advance.
Letters OF inquiry should he addressed " the MOTHER SUITE
RIoR Of Jossphs Academy Enitisburg, Frederick county
Maryland.
In g. Vepr.
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nassau nan College or New Jersey, Princeton.
/" should snld acquaintance be forgot
And never brought 10 min
should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And aaNn ~ amid lang auna ll

81 should snld acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought 10 min
should auld acquaintance be forgot,
Apd days % aud lang syne.o
members Of e senior class OF the ending In June, 1889
class Of The ending June, 1892, the Sopbplnos
ending 1881 te Freshman class the
ending June, 1884, hereby requested sssebe
Washington, D. c. by the third Of March, A. o. 1881 the
The nkS Of be chain love eDashio which time
tide entirely exchange Ia iheir
lives greeting and sympathy, and lament the une fate Of
s0m OF iisr promising eompcsrs.
preliminary meeing OF the seifapponted committee win be
held The nrst Moady in SEPTEMBER A. n 1850 the United
Hotel Ch-uu between Fourth aud Finn streets,
which those menbers Of the classes whom be
invited attend when The will be
adopted 10 secure rs fun AN attendance possible,
la the tme those whom this addressed will be
good enoagh 10 furnish The Of the commliee BY mail with
EDWARD ]. GRANT, NJ. d.,
of Trenton N. j., Chairman OF Committee.
ALEXANDER q. HART, M. D.,
oi Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LiGHrNER
OF Lancaster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLEroN,
Of Winston, Aneghany Co.. Md,
SAMUEL. r. RICHARDS, N.
OF Baistp Iron and GLASS Works, N. j.,
LEWIS W. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland
Jons WrIDaAN, OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary
March 2f-lawthar3 IlnielhgencerI
civilized countries Of the world request
their editorial columns
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visions of globe and all throughout the Unsd
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essionaiy between m date aud the sd Of March A. D. 1851