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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-09-02


'Tis TT the grand old kinels name
OF whicn the kingicst poet sings.
Should eastward he-r Loves track OF Ham
And link II TO the land of Kings
'Tis we'll Niagara whose rcnown
With freedom mingles evcrmorc.
Should westward give her burden down,
And chain the world 10 freedoms shore.
'Tis done, the angry sea consents
The nations stand no more apart
With clasped hands he continents
Feel throbbings of each others heart.
Speed. speed the Cable: let ii run,
a loving girdle round the earth,
Till all the nations meath the sun
Shall be as brothers at one hearth.
As brothers pledged hand in hand,
One freedom for the world abroad,
One Commerce over every land,
One language and one God.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-09-02
Light. More Light:

II Tia, male arrangements with the Pro
l prfctors OF Knapp Patent Coal Oil
LanifS, and will have constantly on hand q
suppiv of all kinds These Lamps are per
fectlv safe. il being impossible for the Oil TO
explode, free from smoke or unpleasant odor
While burning, and by actual experiment
consume only one cents worth OF oil an
hour They may be seen at all times al nv
Drug Store, where shall be happy 10 show
70 all who may wish to purchase.
april lst. -. WI PIERCE
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J. w. WILLIAMSON, AGENT.
MANSION HOUSE,
WM. kIZER, ,.-----.......-.a. Proprietor,
North East Corner Public Square.
Winchester, Ind.
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Office in Strohm's brick, T. OF Cour, House
Give especial attention to the collection
and security of claims.
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@ DEN TISIRY .@
III. w. FOSDICK,


I'd EsPECTFULLY announces to the
II Ladies and Gentlemen Of Winchester
and vicinity, that he has Located ia the place
and opened an Office insllonks' building,
above HATS Store, on franklin street,
where he may be consulted for ell oper-
ations on the Teeth, such as Cleaning.
Filling and Extracting. Also. inserting Ar
tificial Teeth on Gold, Silver, Platina or
Gutta Percha, in any number required from
one to an entire set, complete, in the most
approved style. Correcting irregularities In
Children's teeth. Particular attention will
be paid to all diseases of the mouth. All
operations warranted. ChlOroform admins
tered when necessary. Examinations and
advice given free OF charge. Mr.. Fosdick
will call at private residences by request
Having had some ten years practice in Den
tistry. he feels confident in ASSURING the
public that he is enabled to give entire sat
isfaction in all respects. feb y. le5s. ]
n. B.-Officc hours from : o'clock y. VI.
to o'clock Z. VI. OF each day.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-09-02

kHG .ss.:.~..ss5 s. .ss...:..:
Trains running on the indianapolis, Pittsburr
and Cleveland Rail Road Passing Win
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-09-02

4. O. of G.. T. of Winchester, meets
every Monday evening of each week at their
Hall, on the corner of Main and Washington
Streets. 4
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RANDOLPH DIVISION No. s6.
Sons of Tcmperance Of Vlnchester, meets
every TUESDAY evening OF each week, At
ne Teureranee Hall. on the corner of Main
nd w Arlington Streets
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From the Evening Post.
The Gable.

laid By the ..sIgamemnoa' and ..Niayara-
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-09-02

Brr. BucHANAx READ.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-09-02
DRAY No. 4.

MANCHESTER LODGE No. Sc. of
Free and Accepted cd Masons, meets eve cry Sat
urday evening preceding each full moon
and If the moon falls on saturday, then on
that evening
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The eyes Of Richard filled with tears
as he looked into his fathers face. He
tried to answer, but his lips quivered.
Then he turned away, and opening the
door of the cabinet. brought out the
fragments OF broken statuette. which
had been sent home only the day be-
fore. and set them on table before.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-06

Air that is dry or burnt, moro or less charged
with gases evolved by the fuel, is poison. Go
up stairs and make the beds with mittens on
Fly around the house like mad and ventilate the
rooms. Don't set pent up in single room with
double windows. Fruit will not retain its full
form and favor in the air tight cans neither
will woman. They need air. 1fthe shiyer come
on during these operations, go directly and put
on something more about the chest
Again, do not live in dark rooms. Light fades
the carpets, but feeds the flowers No living
animal or vegetable can enjoy health in dark
ness. Light is also as necessary as air, and
q brow tan is far preferable even as a matter
Oh beauty, to sickly paleness of complexion
mus much In regard TO the physical means
Tor preservation. There are moral means i'm
Portant: Every woman should be married to
an excellent man. Marriage, it is true, brings
care and wear, but it is the ring that is worn
that keeps bright, and the watch that lies still
and unwound that gets out of order The sweet
sympathies evolved in relation to the family,
the new energies developed by new RESPONSE
bilities, tho new companion for all OUTLAWS of
strength. brings about delightful play of the
heart and intellect which, in their reaction
upon the body, produces an effect that is
nothing less than preservation. Then there is
q higher moral power than this-one which we
speak OF sober;y and honestly. No one is com.
pietely armed against the encroaching ills of
lie, who has In his heart no place for religion.
The calmness, the patience, and the Joy and
hope that are in possession of that woman whose
heart is right in its highest relation can never
fail to preserve and heighten every personal
power and charm that she possesses
There you have the receipt. Some of il is
In sportive form, but it is not the less sober
truth. 1t has within it the cure for many a
disease the preventive for more. 1t might be
made longer; but when We see its prescriptions
universally adopted, 1t will be time to bring
forward the remainder
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HOW TO PRESERVE WOMEN.

There is nothing in the world that we think
30 much Of as We do Of women. Our mother is
a wOman-uife, sisters, and pretty cousins, are
women; and the daughters will be if (Heayen
spare tnem.) they live long enough. And there
Is love OF women IN general which we do not
deny fine, magnificent specimen of the sex,
full OF life and health, ripe, red cheek, ani
flashing eye, - something that does one good
TO look at as she illuminstes the humdrum
sidewalks, and everyday streets. fne
steamer, under full headway, with colOrs
flying, is rather pretty sight-rather stirring
and inspiring; and We pull up our tired nag to
see her pass. and admire the swell she cuts.
Comparatively, however, the steamer sinks into
insignihcance, or some other deep water. by
the side Of well kept, well dressed woman
There IS no rubbing il out; women are the or
nament, charm, blessing, beauty, and bliss of
lfe-men' life, We mean, ofcourse. Any means
that can De devised for preserving them should
be publicly made known. They are different
from any other kind Of fruit You cannot
pickle them. You cannot do them up in sugar
and set them In cold room, with a paper
soaked In brandy over their mouths You can
not put thsm mp in cans and seal them N n air.
tight, without injuring their form and flavor
Now, as men are 50 dependent upon woman for
life choicest blessings, proper mode of pre-
serving them becomes of great moment, and
We are snre that the public will thank us for
an infallible receipt
Have the feet well protected, then pay the
next attention to the chest The chest Is the
repository Of the vital organs. There abides
the heart and lungs IL is from the impres-
sions made upon these organs through the
sAln, thst the shiver comes. 1t is nsturs's
!u4Ac-tne alarm bell at the onset Of danger
A woman never shivers from the effect az coId
upon her limbs, or hands, or head; but let the
cold strike through her clothing on her chest
and on goes her teeth into a chatter. and the
whole organism is in q commotion One suddcr
and severe impression OF cold upon the chest
has slain ats tens Of thousands Therefore
whether the feet are well looked after, never
forget the chest. These points attended 10. Nh,
natural connection vi the dress will supply Tia,
rest, and the woman is ready for the air Nos
let her visit her neighbors, 20 shopping, cal
upon the poor, and walk for the good Of It. 70
the fun Of tt. .5I1Is
Keep away from the stove or register
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-06

A ToUeH DosR.-There is a doctor in the
Northwestern part Of philadelphia, who is espe
cially remarkable for being, as the woman call
ii, short and crusty. week or two since, he
was called to visit patient who was laboring
under violent attack of cheap whisky
SWELL, doctor, I'm down you see; completely
hoored; got the tremendous delirum, you
know"
"Tremens; you fool; whered you get your
"All over in Spots broken out promiscuously,
Doctor"
rum?"
a. Father died with the same disease. took him
under the short ribs and carried him of bodily"
swell. you've got to take something imms.
diately" ...
n +" You're are a trump, Doc-here wife, IN
take nip Of old rye"
Z $ Lie still, block head Mrs., If your
husband should get worse befor return, which
win be about an hour, just give him dose Of
that trunk strap, may be that will fetch him
to . sense Of his folly"
I fhe doctor sailed out grandly, and within
an hour sailed in again, and found his friend of
the 'delirium tremendous in a terrible condi-
ton, writhing and struggling with pain. His
wife, a female of the plain but ignorant school,
came up and laying her hand upon the docter,
eaid: = ~
" gave him the straps as you directed"
Did you trash him we'll % -,
Trash him! exclaimed the sstonished wo-
man, ''no, but cut the strap into hash and
made him swallow it, =
:" o! D! doctor" roarded the the victim,
'lLi swallowed the leather, but-bnt-"
swallowed the whole strap, but couldn't
20 the bnrftf :" '-0
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ct. vINCENT'S SCHOOLS.

The Day Schools attaohe ed to st. Vincent's AsyIum
VIII resume business on "Wednesday next, list of
September. The large addition lately made to the
house affords hne opportunity of rearranging the
schools, and after the ex perience of last year they
Will begin this term with very many advantages
There are. in fac', three distinct schools at St
vInoents-the Orphans School, the Free School for
day scholars, and the Pay School. The irst ls of
course, for the orphan inmates of the Asylum, who,
In their discipline and education are under the i'm
mediate care of Sisters detailed for themselves
The second or Free School, to meet the wants of
poor children, whose parents cannot pay, and eli
VINO are thus clrcumstanced earnestly pressed
TO send their children to this school. IL Is entirely
distlnct, but just as diligently ATTENDED to as any
other the training and teaching being strictly alike
IN all. Ii the results be not always what might be
desired, perhaps the farest PLANTATION of il u.s. that
the poor parents can seldom leave their children
long enough at school. The third is the Pay SCHOOL
The sisters of Charity have Pay School only M
aid OF the charities required for the support Of
the orphans this school II il literally true that
the Sisters teach. work, and earn for the orp hans
as II Is also true that all who send their children
there really so far contribute to the orphans;
and this were not the Sisters Of Charity would
not be permitted to keep Pay school. Ali that is
truy required for the prao ical purposes of ,e all
that constitutes sound and thorough Engiisc edu-
c.ton Is well taught this school and in all it's
circumstances, Its charitable object, its method of
cutlvatlng mind and heart. there is no more into
resting or more important school for girls within
the District combining, under a very iudlcious
managensnt comparatively little expense TO ps rents
with iul average Improvement of the children.
au Sl-8t
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
PROPERTY-AF FARM, conta ming 100 acres,
less than 10 miles from Washinst ton, under good
cultivation: and having an orchard Of 800 trees OF
neotarines. pears. ounces, do, together with
grapes, currants. strawberries, &c.-the same hay-
ing GOOD dwelling containing nine rooms, with
cellar, c-wil be sold on reasonable terms. or ex-
chanEed Tor city property. There Is good bra i'a
and staDiinE On the premises, good water 81 utc
door, ana numerous never failing springs. About
% acres are IA wood, consisting of oak, hickory, ana
chestnut. The stock and crops mag be puLohatsd
desired. For further particulars inquire Of yAS b
SCA6GS 7th street, or JOHN d. CLARK, Esqs
l2th street, between G apd d streets
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FALL ARRANGEMENTS.

FALL ARRANGEMENTS.
THREE THROUGH TRAINS ARE NOW
FROM WISHING TGN FOR THE WEST,
1st. MAIL TRAIN sis1t. .a,1G.si s 2, and 7u,m
(Suntsy excepied.l allowing passengers time fof
break fast at the Relay House, Washington juno
tl9h' Dsi2fe Pt1GGsSeGng Te.ti N, CT
EXPRESS CONNECTION leaves Washington
at $50 p. m, reaching Cincinnati at 2. next day.
svIlle. CAIRO and the Southwest, and for ST. LOUIS
Kansas, &c. Time, from Washington 10 Cincinnati,
% hours, OF to st. Louis On, "a hours.
LIS, GkfRSNSsT GkfRS.N 81. L0n!s LI0anh!soGGh GGhiSkGAaN iSSGANAF3 AND
NORTHWESTERN EXPRESS leaves daily
Except SATURDAY and Sunday ati 45 p M. Connect
ing at washington Junction or Baltimore. leaving
To view the Grand Mountain Scenery ofthe Dad
IN day light, take the 53j and 7.&5 a. m. or AS M
For Psrkersburg and all Stations on the North
western Virginia Road take the 80 D. m. Tram. For
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad take the same.
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks 10 all guar
ters and every other possible facility will be found
WAY PASSENGERS for the Main stem Of the
Baltimore and OHIO Railroad will leave Washing
:. For all points between washington Junction and
Piedmont take the 5 s. or 7.f5 a. m. trains.
For sli Stations botween Piedmont and Wheeling
take the As p m. Tram. To connect with the Fred
erlok Train take the $50 p. m. Train.
WASHINGTON d BALTIMORE TRAINS.
LeAve Washington Tor Baltimore at SIS and 7.s5
q. m, and $50 and Is p. m. On Sunday at 80 p. m.
Leave Baltimore at 43o and sso a. m and $50 and
The 745 and Las trains only wilt stop at way sta
tioDs snd for Annapolis connections.
The asa m. aDd $50 p m; are the chief connect
ing trains for the west, and the $50. 745 and $50
p. m. trans for the east.
For further information inquire at the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Ticket office, Washington.
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III Some sensation has been created In Lon.
don by the discovery Of the dead body Of i man
lying In the open road, and the subsequ uent con-
fession Of a naval onicer-LieutenantC CIaveriny-
that he had unintentionaliy caused the mans
death by the use of sword cane IN defending
himself from the mans attack on him.
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MRS. GEN. WHEELER'S SEMINARY FOR
ll YOUNG LADIES,
Corner Of Montg0Dsry dHd DuRbaTtoR StS.,
GEORGETOWN, ID. G.
The duties OF this institution will be resumed on
the first Monday in September, with renewed exer-
tons on the part the Principal for the cultivation
OF the hearts and minds Of the pupils committed to
her care. share Of he public patronage is respect
fully solicited. au IL eotSepI5th.
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A FARM IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY,YA..
q FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR I'M


the Evening Star authorized to sell, on very 90.
oommOdatlng terms and at O low price, one OF
the post desirable farms in the County of Culpep-
or. IT, CONTAINS about 500 acres, of which 40 are
ditiOn for cultivation This tract is situated shout
three miles from. Cupeper Court House IL has upon
10 small dwelling house and ordinary farm build
lngs All the srable land not in cultivation is well
get IN srass. 10 gentleman seeking country res,
equalled, in Piedmont Virginia building site upon
the farm commands fine mountain aspect, and
view OF the surrounding country for many miles.
The soil is Of cellent original quality, and pecu-
liary adapted to the production of wheat and at
will sell it OT less than value early
is made. Persons wishing to purchase viii please
oommanioate with w. ID. WALLACH, Ess., Ed
Itor OF the Star. ap 9-Iawtf
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE. that the subscri-
ber hath obtained from the Orphans Court of
Washington county. In the District Of Columbia,
letters oi mnIstTation the personal estate Of
Jonas Middleton, late OF Washington county,
said deceased are hereby wsrned TO exhibit the
same, with the ouohers thereof to the subscriber.
on or before the 7th day of August next; they may
said estate.
Given under my hand this 7th day Of August,
I85'. X. MIDDLETON,
sc l-law3wr Administrator.
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IRVING FEMALE COLLEGE.

- -. MEcHANICsBURG, PA.
1his Institution commences its next session Sep
tember l, with corps of ten efficient and ex peri
session Of months.
Pupils leaving Washington, Baltimore, or Phlla-
dephla IN the early train for Harrisburg, thence by
Cumberland Valley Railroad, will reach Mechanics
burg in time for dinner
For catalogues address
auSl-lw REV. A. 6. MARLATT. A. NJ. Pres
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WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA
w STEAMBOATS,.
Greenbrier White Sulphur, Sweet, Warm,
Hot, Capon, Fauquer White Sui.
phur and Warren Springs.

The Alexandra and Washington Steamboats, will
hereafter run regularly, leaving the IT.
wharf foot of n h street, Washington, Est4szHE
and King street, Alexandria, at tkee<sc77x1.A
following hours:
Leave Alexandra at 4, 8, 10, I2k, 2k.4.6L.
Leave Washington a. ia, 9, Tx, is, 5x. ~.
Whaey's Omnlbases, conn cctIng with the boats,
leave the Capitol, aud the corner Of 7th and 18th
streets and Pennsyvani avenue.
The q. IN. Boat connects with the ORANGE and
" ~. rALEXANDRIA FALL
A60 ~ sdEa;fae d ROAD for the GREEN
~ ~ SH@~ WHITE sui
PHUR. SWEET, WARM, HOT, CAPON,
REN SPRINGS. jel7 If
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THE PACIFIC NAL YNkky STEAMSHIP CON

Ons Of the Steamships OF this Compeny. osrryinG
the United states Mails for ACAPUE3, 1n0Da
CALIFORNIA and OR E6ON, leaves
Panama tvise each month, on the arrl
val Of the United States Mail &. Z. Comply steam
ezs, which cave Now Orleans and New York reGI-
larry OF 5th and nth Of each month with the mails,
and pa ssengers connecting via PANAMA RAIL
ROADS.
These steamships have been inspected and ap-
proved b, the Navy Department, and guaranty srssS
The PansIns Railroad "a miles longli is now com
Dleted from ocean TO ocean, and n crossed N 5or
houIs. The bassase Of passengers check IN New
York through to San Francisco, and passengers are
embarked st Panama by steamer at the oompanJ'a
expense. The money paid IN New York covers al
cX penses Of the trip.
Reserve steamers are kept IN port in Panama and
San Francisco, 20 prevent detention IN caee OF eoc-
dent that the route is entirely rsItabls-no fall
are having occurred In eight years.
PASSENGERS leave Panama The same DAY they A.
rive at Asplnwan.
Conductors 20 through BY each steamer. and take
charge Of and children without other Droteo-
For through tickets at tho lovest rates sppJ %
the e ency, In West street. New forf, TO
ARMSTRONG;, HARRIS co.
New Oreans.-s
BA-u G. Z. BARTLETT. Boston.
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CLINTON ACADEMY,
~ GFoRGRrowN, ID. G.
The next annual sesso of this school will com
mence on MONDAY, September 6, 1859. Circulars
may be obtained at the Drug Store OF MIR. X. :. It.
Clssel, corner Congress and Bridge streets.
GEO. ARNOLD, NJ. A, Principal.
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IMPROVE YOUR EYES.

g IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
STRENGTHEN and assist them. BY the fans
has arrived from Europe with hIs - -
ovn, well the manufacture Of q Sooa nsny
others of the latest improved SPECTACLks ana
EYE-GLA 81 Els: among which are the ,r,
PERISCOPIC CONCANE and GOMEZ, Inc
DOIJRIE FOCUS and DOUBLE POLISHED
BRAZILIAN PEBBLES, CRYSTALS, Etc,
which are warranted 20 improve any EYE Affected
with weakness. cataract or tending 20 n; also
RT-SiGHTEDNESS.
nov uEinS them, vii be suited at frstsEht Those
pOUBLE-P POLISHED VENEZUELAN
CRYSTAL ROCK
have reoeved the highest reoOmmendatonee ~ ths
Worlds Far, at Paris, through their pfodnonfs
cearness and eaxlness of vision heretofore unknoSh
In any other improyemenl. n.ont
Also, all styles of OPERA, SPY, eno .. mAuN.
FYING GLASSES, Compesses, ena ~ ~ ,e. -
are for eale Al his store, OF EVht ADO
Pennsylvan avenue, or ktehth sueet No'>7s-eoT
S@ n. - xa istais fSS eofs<s Of sfh street..
n. lnoe, Eeif ro.~ ns-6
-----.,OC1 nc w . . ~ INCrON ~
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WASHINGTON, August 81, 1853


- WAsHINsToN, August 81, 1853.
On the petition of Henry Stanley, of AL any, New
York, prayIn for the extension of patent granted
to him the 4th OF January, l845, for improve
ment IN "coal stoves" for seven years from the
expira ion of said patent, which takes place he
4th day of January, 1855
ordered, that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office Monday, the 10th OF December next,
at u O'Clock m; and all persons notified TO
pear and show cause If any they have, why said pc
tition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file the Patent Oice their objections, specially set
forth in writing, at least twenty days before the day
of hearing all testimony filed by either party TO be
used at the said hearing must he taken and transmit
ted n accordance with the rules of the ofoe, which
will he furnished on application.
The testimony in the will be closed the 9Th
of Decemner; depOsitIons and other papers relied
upon as testimony must be hed In the ONCE on or be-
fore the morning of that day the arguments, if any,
within ten days thereafter.
Ordered, also that this notice be published in the
Union, Washington, ID. CT and Daily News,
New York, once a week for three successive
weeks-the first OF said publ locations to lie at least
SIXTY days before the 2Oth OF December next, the
day of hearing. JOSEPH HOLT,
Commissioner of Patents.
p 9. Editors of the above papers Will please copy
and send their bills to the Patent Office with paper
containing this NOTICE. Sc l-lawSu
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For Rent and Sale.

EOR RENT-TWO ROOMS IN the third story
II OF the building occupied office by C.. {.
Wallach, and Immediately opposite the City Hall.
Apply tn RICHARD WAEIACH. ap6
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RROOKEvILLE ACADEMY.

RROOkEVILLEA ACADEMY.
II Moatgomsry Coxnty. Md.
The next session will commence MONDAY,Se
tember 6th. None but Teachers OF thorough schol
arship and successful experience will he engaged.
The accommodation for bJarders in the PriDci-
pals tamil will be ample. largo addition to the
boarding house being in progress.
Boys will be prepared for advanced classes IN any
of the colleges in the country, fitted for business
by astrIctly practical course, at the option of the
parent.
Catalogues may be obtained at the principal book
stores. or BY addressing at Brookeville, Nd, either
OF the UNDERMINED.
r. b. .PKETTYMAN, A. NJ, Principal.
A. BOWIE DAVIS,
au colin President Board of rrns stees.