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franklin College, New Athens
N Ohio.

ItElE annual contest between the ]. L. g. P. L.
societies Of the franklin College, will ttko
tour o'clock in the Presbyterian church All are
respectfully invited to attend And those who de
sign attending will confer favor on all concerned
oy being present at The time specified.
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TIE WONDER OF THE AGT.

Dr. Ioblas's Venetian Linnent Is warrnnt,jd 10
cure Cholera, Coc, Sea Sickness, Chrome R6en.
matIsm, Vomiting. Cuts, Burns 0ld Sore, Swell
lings, Foothache, Headache and pains Of ali kinds
or no pay.
GREArCuRE OF RhEUNArIsM.--Cs ,'oms,ock Of
the steamer Baltic collins Line) W. cured Of Sc
we're attack Of Chronic Rheumatis n in a few days
by DR.. Iobias's celebrated Ven,tlan Liniment,
CASE OF CHoLERA-M John Wright. Of the firm of
j. Wright u Co., No. l5l Ch4rtres St, New Orleans
Tobias's Liniment. -
VoM TING AND 'CoL1c.--Mrs. oseph Niclloll, No
l6 Essex ST. New YJrk, was cured OF an attack
Collie and Vomiting by DR.. trobiass Venetian Lin.f
iment.
Depot, No. SO Cortlnndt st., New York. Sold by
all the Druggists Price 23 and 80 cunts
AGENcS.-T II Logan Il Co. and Thompson &
Patterson, Wheeling; John Benll and 5 Hamilton
Gadiz; A Jul Schneider, Mooreheld; M JoIley, New
hUrketi III Plnpps u Co., Smyrna. dec5ly
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Samuel Fahnestoclz.

! importer iaaA DHnGpr Ia Foreign
:. n"d Dosme~tic Hardware,
No SO, Wood Street, between Diamond AIlev and
lth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa
The subscriber is now opening large and exte.
siNe assortment OF Hardware, imported direct
from the Manutacturers;-amon which are knives
anI i3rKs, Pen and Pocket KNIVES, Scissors, Tea
and Table Spoons, Mill, Croscut Circular and o.
ther Saws Anvils and Steel, Grain and Grass
iSythes, Locks, Hinges, Screws, uhisns, Augers,
Planes, Files, Coopers, Carpenters, Cabinets, Mill.
wrights and other Mechanical tools, Nc, &C., all
OF Which will be sold on moderate terms.
SAMUEL FAHNESTOCK
Pittsburgh, Feb 20, 56-2m
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Whole ale Clothing Store

No. N2a W""h ~, R';t'~gpssgss. Pa
HAMPTOT, CAMPBELL d 90.
1T AVlNG removed to their new storehouse, No
Il l2S, Wood st, opposite II. ChiIds &Cu., are
Ready Made Clothing, well adopted {, the western
trade, which they will sell at very SLIGHT AD.
VANCE OFCOST. Having made arrangements
with Eastern Manufacturers by which their stock
Is nanutnc'ured for themselves exclusively, the OBJ.
lection generally urged against Ready Made cloth.
lng on account OF disproportonate garments is oh.
waited and they receive only such articles as are
cut and made in good taste and GUARANTEED
10 tIf. TIE very large amount of Goods sold
by the undersigned demonstrates that they are
cheaper than tue same articles manufactured on n
limited scale, HAMPTON, CAMPBELL g. Co.
March D, 1856.
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- On tie 9th inst. by the Rev T. R.
Crawford. Mr.. TnoMAs c. RILEY and Miss
JULIA ANN FoRD, all Of Harrison county.
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MARRIED --on the 7th inst, by Rev.
W. w. Simpkins. Mr.. JAcOB CANAGA, Sr.i
ard SUSAN PARKER. all OF this county.
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Paper Hansg5mgs.

WE are now receiving one of the largest and best
w selected stccds OF Wall Papers and Borders
ever before offered Our stock is ali new this Spring
and comprises the ates, and best style 1t consists
in part OF Hall papers OF new and beautiful designs
variety OF style and quality.
Gilt, Silver Velvet and common Borders of new
styles.
Transparent Window Shades Fig'd and Plain
with Putnam's Patent Fixtures; Plain Green unc
Blue aud Figd Window Blinds and Fireboard
Screens in great variety OF patterns
With an extensive assortment to select from, and
low prces we expect to please those who may give
us a call MCDOWELL a. CO.,
Booksellers, Stationersnnd Paper Dealers, MAJ k c
- street, Steubenvile, Ohio.
March II, 1856. saa
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MANUFACTURERS Of boots and shoes, and
1tI dealers II Trunks and travelling sacks, Mo
rocco kid-skins lining and binding do, Pegs
Nails. thread and shoe findings generally, keep con
y their old stand opposite the Public Offices. "a,
SCBdiz, o., April ii, 1855, 80 #a III
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The Law Of Newspauers.

]. Subscribers who DO not give express notice 10
the contrary, are considered as wishing 10 eondnud
cen srbs fipuons., u tl.-f
2, Ifsubscrfbers order the diseontnuance Of their
snodicais, the pubisherm may continue 20 send them
until al affeaInges are paid.
,. fsubscribeTs negsetor refuse TO take their pc
iodicus from The Offices o which they are directed
they are held Responsible ill they have settled the
bill and ordered them, discontinued.
4. III sabscTi5er reIAoye to sther places without
nlormiug tie publishers, Bnd thepaPors sent to
he former direction, they are held responsible.
5, The. Courts have decided that refusing to take
periodicais ro The Office, renewing anu leaving
them ailed Tor, pTima laeia evidence OF inlen-
:onetitaedz So asaa e lzal.l q
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NoticeTo Teachers.

THE Board Of Examiners Of Harrison county.
i Ohio, will hold meeting at the McNeelv
Normal School Buildings, in The village Of HOPE.
dale, on the last Saturday, or 29th day, Of March
1856, for the examination of Jeachers under the
act to priyide for tho reorgl fization &c. Of com
m on schools, passed March III, 1853.
s5E4 By ordcrof the Board.
March u, 1856. J. B. CUMMINGS, elk.
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TERRIBLE DISCLOSURE!
SECRETS FOR THE MILLION!
A most Wonaefful and luvalaab.e Publication
DIs. HUNTERS
Medical NEanuaB.
Being an original and popular Treaties on
MAN AND WOMAN:
Their Physiology. Functions and Sexual Disorder.
vi ryeIy kind, wiIh never inlius Remedies Tor
ihe speedy cure Of all disenusC ol private
ana delicate character, incident tu the
violation OF the Laws ot Nature
aut of Natures God.
. PRICE TH'ENIYFi CENTS.
szszszs THE Author of The ubovs
ssasss - volume lisa graduate ot one
-fzIsaSs~ NJ OF The hrs; medical schrols
!. 4. |. .. ]. ]
tszzs--Ss r n -5ssa in the United States and
zssss IN ~ having devoted Quarter o
- ~ sssssts century 10 tie stndy and
So IN lAezz ~ treatment Of syphilis and
[N1~ - undred dIsordrrs as u spe,
lE tlN IL clii.y, he has become pos.
zs1z HH es5Sks7 ssud OF most invaluable
ssses.leo 80 information III regard e
fsssEsl.us sz5Ft5 the same, and is able &C
L1s1fsazJ compress into wade mncun
Sc. " compass the very 4uintess
enCe of medical 7cience on this imuOrtanL subject
us the Jesult of the experience of the most eminen
ply JAMS in Europe and America is thoroughly
demonstrated IN MS own NLhly SJcC eSsul practice
in the hestTeHtment OF secret diseases in many thou
sands OF cases in the city Ol Philadelphia alone
The practice OF DR.. EuntUr has lunp been. anc
still is literally unbounded, but at the earnest soil.
citation oinHmeTOus persons, lac has been induced
10 extend the sphere of his professional usefulness
to the country at large, through the medium of his
Medical Manual and Hand Book tor the Attic
ted"
1t is volume that should be in the hand of every
family IN the land, whether used as preventative
OF secret vices, or as guide Tor the al!eYiation
one OF he most awtal anu destructive scOHrees eve
visited upln mankind or tie sins Of sensuality anc
lmpurIty OF every KIND
It's volume that has received the unqualified
recommendation OF the first physicians in the laud
while many cleTgymeE, fathers, mothers, phianihro
pists and humanltarlans, have os freely extended
its circulation in all quarters where its saweriu
teachings would be likely to be instrumental il
the moral purlileaiion and physical healing of mu
lIudes OF our people, among the young volatile anc
indlscreet, otherwise The pride and Hover OF tht
nation,
lee author argues particularly, most strongly
against every species OF selt.detlement and waru,
parents and guardians, IN searching erms, to guard
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The McNeely Normal School Of

INC MCN604y NUIEIIdI DCuUOI OF
Ohio, will close it's first session of I6 weeks March
22nd, with an atendanoe of about 20 in the Normal
School, and 80 in the ''Model School,"
The present session will be followed by a grand
Normal lnstitGte of one week, to be held ia the
town of emlthheld, Jefferson CO., commencing March
24th general attendance of teachers and friends
is requested. Messrs. Andrews, Lord, Cowdery,
Hancock, Harvey, and other distinguished ectu
rers are expected. Let there be a general rally
Come up friends, and look into our normal school
come, cheer us with you presence, and aid Us by
your counsel
Our next session will commence April 9Th, and
continue II weeks.
9J- Meeting OF Trustees on Friday 2sth
J. OGDEN, President of Board
March 5, 1856, 2t.
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DIED.-In New Orleans, on Thursday,
the 18th of Feb last, of consumption, Mr.
JoHE G.. WALKER. native of New Athens,
Harrison county, Ohio. Aged twenty-sia
years.
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No. % WooD STREET, WEST SIDE,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
CATALOGUE IN PART OF Dry GouDs IL VARIETIES
Bead clothes, cassmeres, sattinets, summer pam
stutis, fancy vesting, alpaccas, Irish linens, La
dies dress goods, bonnet, cup and Mantua ribbons
Hosiery Of all kinds, umbrellas and parasos, A m.
neis, prints large assortment, brown and beach'd
musIiGs, ginghams, aces and edgings, brown and
blcached bic cloths, patent thread, spool cotton
bonnets and palm lear hats, combs, large assert
ment, violins and accordeons; cutler, direct IRON
Sheffield, Gold and Silver Watches, clocks of all
kinds, gold and silver spectaces gold vest and FOB
chains, ladies and gents gold pins, pocket-books
material, pistols and powder hasks, cloth and hair
brushes
o. Basement devoted to the sale of Brown and
Beochd mus Inns driings, &c. First Stofy--Va
meres, &c. Third-1o the sale Of clocks, bonnets,
paln-leai hats, &c.
Pittsburgh, Sep. l2 1855.
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/ MASONIC NOTICE,


a ,T.r Apptcnn ror,lsrs
ES-We .aTA unasF Gsobligstions to Gen.
Wsrfeis and lion, sE,a CLARK for Legislative
docaMen.s. = nsA'i ~ y Ssei's'
VI sAaasasa ,ssqA ssnss&z --4s4l14ip aiG faTa
GEAnothsr large and extensive assort-
sInebasdfa oloeksya Watchess Je~sltyy Toys,
Nolipnss &esshags-sm ,tabsan recsived by
our Etend Quest, Oh Main street, which be
-is-sslling at prices 50 4evs.tbat they aston,
ish the purchaseEA 6iee him call.
aN6RA eesf HsA saw &aaA sz9uu9 4Hi RsSi3 4
n sash ss,aihsr - we have had this
swssssf BETS tHs. ejaculation Of The "oIdest
inhabitaaa.R jas seventy continuous days Of
sxssIlahs lsiabiags WHO ever heard of lie
.lfEaas ~ kgafasAss ssA Il TIA ssss9 20 gbei8
Aia aaptseAai d eegasnl u ifsssf fa6 taa
~ sSHE ssaaa tna airIrtftr-.i,aM ftalf TX " ,a
s5likz Neseall the attention ef Merchants,
Bookssllaras pruggisis, aud Others, 10 the
adseltisshoeht of Yhe CFoton Mauhfactur-
ing nbs sassEllo have removed TO 10 Court
land stEeeb New York, ID another colnmn.
This Il coaspany nndoubtsdly stand al The
heed seaslss Esssle BOTH quantity and va
Of thes goods theyS manufacture and
lIimperis aa tl1sy safcconstaHtly manpfaciur-
siHsg they Keep ti3 a f9lI assprtment at an
seasons of the year, and are luiiyyprepaTed
to. filharhsaA fong goods inq tbeira lliic al any
4uasssJ ssns sSe1iI .assalel 2As54fNh VA
Is hed ~ ass taomt@egs Biisyrgt 8f8
,SX1dGE5H n a q II
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lHHoraa Rilla..

We s,e prepared 70 exesute Horse Bills,
and all other kids Of dob Printing at the
lowest prices and in astylegsuperior to any
establishmentlin this section of the State.
Whenever our friends have any thing in
that line 70 do, Jet them be sure to give the
Sentinel Office call.4 saa 81 4
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A Marvellous Remedy.
HOElO ways ointment.


| "NA11N ~ E-ALEICJN41I IL IL tlyuEO
| BY the aid of microscope we see millions oi
little openings on the surface OF our bodies Through
these this Ointment, wien rubbed or the skin, is
carried to any organ or inward part Diseages of
the Kidneys, disorders of the Liver, and affections
| ot the Heart. lnfam tion OF the Lungs, Asthma,
Coughs and Colds, are by its means etfectualy Gu
red Every hons wife knows that salt pusSes fire. "
! through bone or meat OF any thickness This heal.
ing Ointment far more readily pauetrates through
any bone Or tesby part OF the liuing body curing
The most dangerous inward complaints, that cannot
be reached by other means.
ERYSlPELAS, SALT RHEuM g. SCORBUTlC
HuMORS
No remedy has ever done so much for the cure
OF Diseases OF the Skin whatever lorna they may as.
sumo, as this Ointment. No cases OF Salt Rheum,
ScurVy, Sore Lends, Scroua Or ErysipeIas, can
long Withstand its influence The inventor has
trHvoed over many parts OF the world, visiting the
principle hospitals, dispensing this Ointment giving
dvtce as TO its application, and has thus been the
means OF restoring countless numbers, TO heillh.
SORE LEGS, SORE BREASTS, WOUNDS &,
ULCERS
Some of the most scleutiic surgeons now rcIy
solely on the use oil this wonderful Ointment when
having to cope with the wors, OF sores wounds
ulcers, glandular swelings, and tunlBrs Professor
Holloway has, by command ol the Allied Govern.
ments dispatched To the hospital OF the Ei st. arge
shipments OF this Ointment, 10 be used under he
direction OF the Medical Staff in the worst cases of
WonuuS IL VIII cure any ulCCr. gldnduar SWellinr.
stiffness or contraction of the joints even Jf2O years
standing.
PILES AND FISTULAS.
These and other similar distressing comulants
can be etiectuay cured ii the Ointment be well
rubbed in over the parts a'4ctel and by otherwise
following the printed directions arc una each pot.
Both the Ointment Nnd Pills sisO'd
be used SR the ,fotiOWing eases:
Baniln lumbngo Sore T,aos
Burns Mercural Erup- S)re Breasts
Chapped Hands tiOns Sore Heads
Chiiblains Piles Sore Throots
flstuias Rheumatism Sores Of all
Gout salt theuin kinds
Skin Diseases 5calds Sprains
Swelled Glands Still Joints Ulcers
Venereal Sores WOUNDS of a kinds
- Sold at the Manufactures 6i Professor Hol
loway so Maiden Lane, New York and 2i4 Strand
London, and by all respectable Druggists aud Deal.
ers Of Medicines throughout the United States, and
the civilized world, in Pots at 2j cents, B21G cents
and ST. each.
or There is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
B. Directions for the guidance of patients in
every disorder are affixed to each Pot
March " 1856.
01FJOHN BEALI, Cadis Ohio, rs the only aut,or.
lied agent for the sale OF the above medicines in
Harrison county. ~
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in Washington, Iowa, on the 2lst
ult., Mrs SARAH, consort OF l. S. D itmars,
formerly of this place.
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= UIe, TalNs m the bones, -
ScronIa, and all other complaints which
arise from Impure Blood and disarrangod sue df tie
System .s.
My forest Wine Is in large sqiinee bo,,les, One
Dollar per Bottle, or Six Bottles Tor Five DuiFnts.-
Forest Pills twenty-five cents per Box Procure
the Forest VIM and ills OF my regGar advetii-
sed Agents, which will be the best guaranoe "A.
gaIhst counterfeit and spurious articles
&. w. HA ESEY
General Depot, No "a Walker Street New York
Appointed Agent In Cadi2 JOHN BIALL.
Deb. %. lHl6 2rn ---------
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EzThere has been no material change
in the marketsstEis week.
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2e Notice
I s hereby given that The subseribcr l,aa bcon ot-
u pointed andd dlry qualified as allniniatrntor de
bonis nbn d ne estate of Thcsiis Horg, l,stc ef
Harri on county, Ofios deeeasea All pcreons
knowing themselves iplchted to snid estate viii
make imtuediate paynsnt, and iaose iavih9 ANS
will pesent them legally auiheuicated uitain os
y9ur from this date
AAlELON Il. II HATCHER. Asi.u,r
DO bonis nag VI saM atafe
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Senate CkGmbrr, Ohio, .3pril 5tt, l65i.
Or. j. g. hYEk- HettHeti tiff ia,k made d thor
eugh trial Of the CArAAkTe PHLs, tst BY ylr agent,
add have tten cured BY ten td the diesdfN Rheunlaan
under which e found me suffering. Tile first dUse re-
iieYed7 me, and few subsequent does have ebtifey
removed The disease feel in better Heplu now than 0r
some years before which attribute entirely IL The effects
OF your CArnAETiG pLLs. Yours with gteat respect,
YLucfUs Hs METGAIF."e
The above are all fun persons who publicly kawn
where they reside and who wtIid ulhke sso stAe-
without thorough coaviction that they, were fftis
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/. PHILLIPS & SON.

W Uzuga upfgUcIIu t1vusu, sSTtsTs Vne o
The frm will be AZ all times prepared 10 attend IA
any bust1es krequired, eep5-tflf
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Decline of Know Nothinsisu.

Decline of Know N0thfnsism.
We could give many names, if we thought prop
er to do So of active and influential old line Wings
who will vote for Bragg and Buchanan; and the
names, too, of persons who were once Know Moth.
ings, who have repudiated the foul concern, and will
in future act with the national Democratic party
Hundreds upon hundreds Of votes from this quarter
will be cast in this State for Bragg and Buchanan.
SeUenty-three members of the K. N. party in
Columbus, Georgia. have published over their sigma
tures series of resolutions repudiating the K N.
party, and pledging their support to Buchanan and
Breckenridge. We copy the conclusion of their
proceedings, which contain the strongest and most
conclusive reasons why all Southern patriots should
rally to the support of Buchanan and Breckenridge
as the only means to keep the election out of the
House of Representatives, and tus defeat the Know
Nothings of the North, who have united on FIRE.
mont These Georgians say:
consider the Convection of the American party at
Philadelphia in February. 1885, has proved itself regard
less of the preservation of the Union
First by repudiang the 18th resolution of the Amer
Secondly, by condemning and denouncng the repeal of
the law known as the Missouri Compromise aud thereby
attempting TO reopen the question of Congressional with
the subject of slavery in the territories WIN
And thirdly, by disregardng the action of the Conven
ton OF the American party of the State of Georgia. and
conemptuously spurnng from that body any consideration
OF their wishes and by these has severed he link of
unity which bound and rejected the terms af al
lance -
Although We have undimnished confidence in the pari-
otism ability and integrity of Miard Fillmore consid-
er 1t unwse and mpotc for the South him for the
PRESIDENCY IN the present contest gicng him the
tora Ute taco or three Southern States might trou The
election into the Honse Representatives. .uere the same otu.
er rteh elected 6ck Republican Speaker could insure the
election Of Mack Repu5tican President result aIks de-
qeedthed6y ancestors.
We consider that the Democratic party recently at Gin
cinnat In Convention assembled boldly fairly and bones
placed itself in battle array and rendered this para
mount issue to enemies and the world And in view
of these facts and because of the consid
erations We feel duty Southern men, TO support
| fall. ~
We therefore, recommend felowcitizens the elec
ton OF James Buchanan and John G. Breckenridge a
President and Vice President of the United States
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SOUTH LOWELL
Male Academy and Medical School.
ORANGE COUNTY n G.

l., N.
Rev. JESSE p. BAGBY, A. B.. PRINCIPAL
Mr. JOSEPH II. SPEED, A. b., Associate.
Mr. Mr. AD&.sH A 6; gAGRYs B ssas%sS AssiStaHt n y
ical School.
TNHE FALL SESSION OF THE MALE ACADEMY
will commence on the 10th day of July. The corps
of Instructors has been increased The character of the
School is well known that extended comment is deemed
unnecessary Suffice it to remark that its locality compares
and morals
Both Trustees and Teachers feel it their duty incu
yet the time they will take especial care that moth
ing that is at all secarian. While the Teachers
propose gong over the same ground usual in first class
Academies. they deem it uf much importance that
their instruction should be thorough than Every
effort will be made to induce fohdness for study and tc
check vicious propensites.
TERNs-Tuitlon in English Department sla: so, and in
is required Of each student Good board cag be- Obtained
convenient to the Academy, for 81 per month. The
ASSOCIATE Principal OF school is native of North Caro-
lima, and graduate of Hampden Sydney College Va The
Principal is native of Virginia and graduate of Ran.
dolph Macon College His brother, the Assistant,
THE MEDICAL SCHOOL
Will commence ON the 18th of July. The mode of instruc
tOn will be by Lectures. Examinations and Medical Con-
versatons Each Student will at such times
as may be designated by the Principal write essays
the various branches of Medicine be practced in
applying bandages for fractures, &C. and in the of
Surgical instruments.
Dr. Scott will exhibit and explain the various kinds of
Surgical and also apparatus for the adjustment
Of fractures and and occasion requires
drawings and charts for illustrations Anatomy and in
the Practice OF Medicine. In winter opportunity will
be given for exercise in Practical Anatomy Instead of
speaking more fully of Medical School, we append
notice of by Dr. Richard Biackna whose we'll known
character Physician enables him to appreciate the
portance Of such facilities for Medical obstruction
propose to Offer Proper moral department will of
be expected of gentlemen who may attend the Medical
! School.
TERNsThe usual rates fixed BY the Medical Profession
-sloo per annum Rates of board as above stated.
Rev. JOHN A. McMANNEN, Chairman.
Rev. III. ARNOLD,
Mr.. JOHN b. LEATHERS,
Mr.. WILLIAMS HARRIS,
Col. ID. G. PARRISH, Secretary.
1 take pleasure in recommending DR.. Scotts Medical
Class to young who may wish TO read Medicine Dr.
Scott native of Orange county, n. Carolina He has
been for several Demonstration in the National Medi-
cal College, Washington d. c. where of course he had
all the advantages of becoming emnently qualified for tax
ing charge Of medical class DIR. Scotts class,
count of the opportunities afforded by him. exercises
Practical Anatomy will be in advance of those who take
the ordinary before attending Leturcs for graua
ton the anatomy of the soft parts Practical Anato
| my is generally neglected
| RICHARD BLACKNALI, NJ d.
June Is, 1856. ll29-w2m.
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DAROCHIAL SCHOOL.-THE SUBSCRIBER
liamsborough for the purpose of Grisan Eiucqoa The
first session will begin ID. w. Tuesday, the fifteenth Of
July The situation is proverbaly healthy and the
munity moral and intelligent All students will be under
the supervision Rector of Parish both in and out
faithfully the duties he has assumed Board be obtained
in the village for $40 per month"; including lights fuel wash
ing &c Tuition from $40 to S20 according to the studies
pursued All that unable to pay will be nken gratis
Any inquiries addressed to the Rev. Richard Hines Will
liamsboro', will be speedily answered.
- RICHARD HINES.
Reference, Rt Rev. The Bishop of the Diocese
June 20, 1856. 62-w&swIm.