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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-08-24
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pairen uie sauh burG bic Stfnuns tn mener Bruit
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naGbem er Elm 3eu6nIb ME 6ds pbt8e seleien bat. .
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anb bic enas bic pom stnsm urOsn&sn re subersttet
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sraat9eitsn, ytlaen rans9sFen une fur weIds bic
lth; 9uaen, @rtaltunoea, 9lus,sbrune, 8rOnas @na-
bruft9re bauer 5ufen, Slutipettn, 6stferttt f&wae
euUn weesn Mi6braua pom GaIOuiel unb aneersu IL ia
9tn) Sersppfen 5erfrdnfbett ttelnbe Seun8 pbr
GntNubuns Der &eble @eine pabrbaen @teenf6dften
bret&ern retnseu Bt untsrbaItea bic Strait
no Der Mppet ebIt - 2lIein9er 0ttfertt8er %
ar. 6 W1pne unb Spbn Mod
4, gtprtb Ge6entb Stree, nber benz Wtart
10 8 3 Dbttabepta
u9ui3 19Iau o Serfault BET: nign68 SIC
,r fa s. .. GDDf, So, rs BdlttmprcfraBe; ef s,.
y" - M. 8pa the So. 95 Srca6wap; -t-s
.g9iul 6, S rev Sts. 81 stOrt9 @apfrass, gnb &
in Der OUtee D.s baltimore Beder."
The weekly Panola star., 1858-04-28
mon WAffR

1 IHhIplchit ~. nl. up lo
4a AIahntlH4He States mall, IB.t
We. ,anlIuIme Immense dam.
aee IhD lvw % lauuh broke
uni 1molhw iLa hunllcl fof
u umhmImonl washed uHl We
understand lhli s4moo 81 tba bridges
on lIo cf0F.nf at Belmont, hn,o
been washed avn} There Ys no
olhefmuiroI u0nlne, bntbychnoc,
up % lhs time, a4 iig waters afe
ttIII too lifh tl admit Of repairs.
W. have made inquiries, aud 6ul
that there is scarcely farm in the
county that has not been damaged.
The mall streams roso rapidly and
oscraowclthc,r bank ina few hours,
Washing aNay fences, and IN many
places whole fields Of cotton and
corn.
The weekly Panola star., 1858-04-28
Rcd Tfowsera w. Red pe,teoais.

IH1e another Richmond ln lhc
field lhc pHIcoif are not 10 be-
allowed lomonopaIIseaIIlh' scarlet.
% lho following irgm d New iork
paper wIllfh.Wt
4 novelty ln female costume,
more ,lirI.Ingnnlrcyolutionlry than
the iel pcll.coat, made ii' appear.
ancc iu Broadway on Wednesday.
We ,cf,tl A. scarlet lrov,crs, cnt,
as far rs casual observer could
Judge, altogether a Ia 7'Urqpe, but.
toned loosely around the ankle aud
producing very brilliant and i'm.
ptcsslyc effect. Whether il is Al
imported fashion, invented likc
crInolinc by an Empress, or whether
Ike tho Balmoral petticoa, by 4
Queen, OF whether like the Bloomor
i Is q creation Of native genius, il
our ignorance on such subjects ",
are totally unable to say. llu, ",
can testify TO the combination o
Oriental magnilccucc with occidcnta
comIor, by which this particular rai
of ilamingoc' seemed to be charac
,crisel and ioihc grace with which
by an elevation II suudry othcI
rarm ne rendered necessary from
the muddy condition OF the streets
they were juaniily displayed. VII
this new mode meet with genera
adoption, This is q question wlicI
il were rashuess TO answer. VII,
cau tell What will tc or wha, will no
he the next direction Of carrieioa
fashion!
The weekly Panola star., 1858-04-28

4 HsIibsA ussi fssti n slllsfs
mItffbu, ,hsaIi lh6ss 80 Hflie
~ as rnH slssffs lhe ialloslsf
W'WHlii lifk Hbf IN Hllle
r mlN
imm iha fp.h
aIaas
Alm..fn a'lH
HfN .na f'fIa h.l rlti
The weekly Panola star., 1858-04-28
THE LADIES' FAIR.

We gave notice last vetk tia, the
ladies Of Pamela intend giving .
fair here, on The evening Of he 10th
inst. aui perhaps will hold two
evenings. The almit,aucc Zee will
be. Tor adults. ~ cents, and children
half price.
This fair Will be gotten up in fue
style aui oil The beauty and fashion
Of Pamela viii he present We
hope to sec the sfair literally en-.
ecarascd. The proceeds uillbe es.
pended on the Church.
The Fair will be held At Masonic
Hall, where Ice Cream and Straw.
berries and Cream, will be .wcesene,l
By the smiles Of fair maidens. sn,l
male more luscious By their hands,
than usual.
The weekly Panola star., 1858-04-28
POr,rai, Painting

!, will be seen by aiycr,i'cmcn,
10 another column that We have nov
q portrait painter IN rauo,a. IT,
vii be- pleased to receive call, nt ii
studio. AMI execute pictures either
from life OF from copits W. Hall
is nov engaged upon severa, pictures
Tor citizens Vi Pamela, and ucSt week
a specimen will te found q, tie
Sr,G office.
\ faiclc's, enduring family per.
itai, may now be bal nta small
price.
Rs Nj llall can be found At
pr. Lcs,ct's Office.
The weekly Panola star., 1858-04-28

Tng SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL Cos.
,.srioN.-Wc take from the Mont.
gomery Mail, the following notice Of
the meeting u the next Southern
Con mcrcial Convention;
|, should be borne in mind that
the Southern Commercial Ccuvcu.
ton, NJ Knoxville, last summer,
appointed Montgomery, Alabamh,
/. the place atd,bo F,rt Monday
~ Nay n,ri, rs tie time, ior the
ncs, session oi the southern Com.
mcrcial Convention. All the South.
vrn States are expected TO be vel
tvptcscutgi.
The weekly Panola star., 1858-04-28

Everybody run totbe ttics corner,
and ask Tom. Clarke. or one VI hi,
attentive clerks, for somc Of tia,
excellent Mcl.san's Strengthening
Cordial. Il is good to take. aud
viIl purify !our blood. II You are
Ugly ], will make You rOod.lcOkiue.
Try It. and buy !, before you try it.
Nr. Clarke has q large 10, Of
McLcan's medicines on hand.
The weekly Panola star., 1858-04-28
The Telegraph Limo.

Our iniclaiisublo young friend,
Nm. VI Marshall, the attentive
operator in the Telegraph Office, in
Pamela, deserves great credit for the
manner IN which he has cuicayorcj
to keep the line in order. Forscvcr-
al days past, Con account Of tie
recent ircshci,) the line ha, been
"down." Yesterday he went up
On the ears, within slv miles OF
Memphil, whore be found the break
repaired 1t and returned home by
sIA o'clock. and prepared the dis.
patches which We furnish this
morning.
The weekly Panola star., 1858-04-28
A LOCKER on.

"TnE WOvEx OF ANERicA HAVE
prgcu,sEp MOuNr VERNON. TIA.
der this heading, the Richmond En-.
qairer, Of the 9th inst, has the an.
ncxcd interesting announcement.
We are happy to announce that or
the 9Th inst. in the presence Of the
two parties, aud the counsel Of the
Association and Of the proprietor Of
Mount Vernon, a contract was for
mally entered into, before a notary,
between lchn A. Washington, Esq,
and the Regent Of the Association
for the purchase Of the Home and
Grave Of Washington, by the A.so-
citation. The particulars will BE-
given in a few days.
The weekly Panola star., 1858-04-28

70 The exercises at the Hall
yesterday were conducted by ". X.
posiou, Esq. The audience was
very largc-as large ~ could posi-.
bly, be accommodated on the main
ioor. Many payers were Cfsed.
all having Tor their principal olieci
the free bcstOvmCut OF Gods love
in toe mysterious influence Of lis
Holy Spirit. The services were
solemn aud impressive; the whole
asscmbl blymo', respectful and orderly.
The Christian iuiucnccisycry strong
among Us, and We believe /, to be
widening aad deepening daily. There
is much need Of . great reformation
IN Memphis this truth cries through
the press anil pulpit, and Is, in fact, +,
audible wherever you find the com.
moncst observer OF events there i.
great need Of tcformation-ev,ry
one tells Us this-sha' rcIOrming IN.
tlucncc Is likC the Christian religion /,
Let this beneficial work 70 on -
Meetings arc held In al the Churches
IN the city every night. lie, the
good work 60 On'--licmghs
ledger.
There is. also, grca, need Of a
reformation in Pamela, and VIC hone
the "gccd ones" here will SC, the
leaven to work, at once moderately.
at the start, for fear the hardened
sinners cOuldn'. stand the shock to
their feelings.
The weekly Panola star., 1858-04-28
Southern Commercial Convention.

This body vii convene in Mont.
gomery, Alabama, on Monday next,
and IN accordance with tho proper
suggestion from head quartcr', our
worthy Mayor has appointed dele.
cation iiom this county. The FOL.
lowing is the lists
Gen. NJ. $. Ward. ! ". Clau,on,
lion, u. Harrison, lion. j. I. VI.
Hurbrdgc, J,Jl. Keith, Thomas y.
Clarke, ! \, Fletcher, Col, ". ".
Smith, col. j u. fiser, Frank \.
puNal. John Giliun. Col. n. e.
Taylor, e. l.. Rallng.. +. Moore,
y. II. lrby, g. burden, Col. 4. Nil.
Ter.
The weekly Panola star., 1858-04-28

ns- The Galveston News con.
,aius the following progressive
advertisement:
A GRgsr BaRauv.-A feminine
heart and a feminine hand, for q
masculine heart and . masculine
hand; bee for love. and . wife for .
husband. Any gentlemen dsircus
Of the es<Aange ~ill vsiss 10
ryeay ruurs. 9slve~ea.
The weekly Panola star., 1858-04-28
wATCH.KEY LOST.

The Publisher II the Star. lcst,
yesterday morning, a fine gold watch
hey, shaped With three links. The
finder VI said hey viii be suitably
rewarded BY leaving i, a, this cihcc.
With VIZ nuval.
The weekly Panola star., 1858-04-28

nS The prospee, Of q difficulty
between the United States and Spain
Is imminent The demand upon the
latter ns,ico fer the long withheld
rspara'isn for her wrongs upon our
commerce and her insults to our Gag.
II !. said will be persmp,cry and in.
rers,iva
The weekly Panola star., 1858-04-28

fsI- We are iudcbICito our friend
Maj. VIM. Raney, for a present Of a
large head Of Lettuce. Il measured
10 inches ia hight AMI ~ inches in
circumference. That's some gar.
dening for q bachelor.
The weekly Panola star., 1858-04-28

DoN'r SrOr Yuug rArEa.-Cur.
tail and ccOuomisc in other respects
as much as You choose, bu. don't
stop your paper. Your wife needs
il; your children need il; You need
It yourself. |, not only affords you
the amusement Necessary to your
health ani happiness. bu, furnishes
you with variety Of knowledge
worth tCnfoli what 1t ccsts yOu.-
There are a hundred other things
which you can better dispense with
than your paper. You can even do
vithOa, "bit,Crs" and meals q few
times without injury, but your paper
would be , serious loss. n ycu are
compelled to "suspcnd payment" or
70 to Jail, before doing so, pay fOr
your paper a year In advance ; i
will relieve the rigcrs Of poverty aud
solitary confinement, and 1t may pre-
vcn the disastrous consequences Of
suspensioa---by the neck. Don,
stop your paper. bu, pay for !, gu,
Of your first dispOsablc funds.
The weekly Panola star., 1858-04-28

Mclr,N's STRENGTHENING Con.
DIM This remedy has been before
the public only q short time, bat It
has proved to be an invaluable
remedy 70 purify the blood and
strengthen the system; every one
who use, It recommends il 10 others.
until it has become the standard
remedy with every family in the
United States, We say to every
reader, Try i,--it is a delightful
aromatic. See advertisement In m.
otbtt column.
The weekly Panola star., 1858-04-28
The Cry il, silll they Com,

Wc announce, lha Nr,b, three
more ucA candidate iwo for a..
SCISSOR, nul ono lur Treasurer
Come oai gentlemen, and come on.
W. have st.I room llr moro II YOU.
Don't be- ba hlul about It. li'i only
g. apiece
The weekly Panola star., 1858-04-28

fFFfHfN w HffHH ~
ysaf 81 > llhg slsal, q ~ . fee
rHl.mNatmnyti Astts'h rshoel
81 4 hai W. lgh lta aa1Ifihf sssf
fmf fsbf aaf 4 u atl Ifs'il
mf e.Hfsfl iH pfgahlifi
mlmt lnhfafittf fai'lNH
fH HAH Fih
HII Wil0atl
leash h De ani iemfla
sa4el f e9ails nfief DE
tas gfl.ttmll excellent sbpei
.terleal viii hai fs.I 90 insure lls
nj hapg nHalis = 20 " ialhfe
success rafli.dlf hanli meet eilh
tfamt aal eHaff .ia cooperation
of youf good tIffedil 10 geneIal !
fat 10 suppose Ha' q community
mu'ianlyo lo ang'hiaR lihe . pros
4aaiImlantlllupf refinement, in'
iar.hleWoaod rtiy,byanun
SCARED course oI p.fsegetinr indns'
lfy. with rrgiri 10 lle secular con
nfaf VI lifo,ioahefl gehtexclu'ioh
of religious culture aal moml train
lps, 30 .c.. llamaHialIy opposed
20 former experience, ihan rrrfeclly
neconcilablc 70 every principle Of
reason upon lhc subject Look, II
yau plcaie, 90 butashotl time back
aI oomcd to present bul one cxlon.
i've m0ml wa.te--no sabbath choOl
bo'l was hoarl to interrupt the mo.
noionous silence that bioodcd Ike a
foul incubus over ytut little village.
10 aer,hcml Offering perIumcd your
semi weekly altar Wednesday eve
ming, uniilhc above alluded tomoycd
by an irresistible duty within, threw
himself in thc breach ike a COcbc.
Of old, aud then in furiou, aud fear.
fol combat, singlc.handcd and alcn,
held the asiouishcd but admirng Zoe,
ot our peace in check, until he ha'
been enabled to throw up bis works
Of defence to such m extent as /,
Justify the belief that il they are de
Tended By that moral courage an
heroic valor commensurate With th'
Importance the subject demands, ih'
..hnal and ultimate results oi the vie
TRY, | have reason 10 believe will b
tie bcncvolep, duty oI eternity to un
fold. Notwithstanding Your Sab
bath School in It's prescm posiIlo
occupies successful appearance
sc, 1t !. mos, sadly efficient poit
OF the necessary books, in order
make that proficiency tha, could D.
! otherwise hoped for. \ defect
however, altogether within the rcac
) Of On immediate remedial old oG q
enlightened aud generous citizenship
at as early u period as praciicabl,
after it, dcsii,u,c situation vii has
been brougb, to their knowledge
/ ~ II is . common cause, ] enter
. tain the ila,tcrius hope il will NEE
! with a mos, cordial ani universe
support AMI While The Iosicgin
; care Of the community for It's pres
! eut growth anil future success, wi
: meet with a. ample remuneration
: from rs benign influence in a tenn
: poral view, il viii no doub, prove
means in the hands Of Him VII
works By means, saluiaty blessing
, no, only in iii, life, morally, tu
c will cause many to publish the gcuCr
| Gus espousal Of this community (,
= so worthy a cause, in ,riumphan
songs in q future mode VI existence
Aafsfsp ,ss
The weekly Panola star., 1858-04-28

ns A little raggei urhin had a
curiosity 10 sec Barnum's Museum.
the other day. and quietly stepped in
BY the dOOr-keepcr. Who caught him
BY the arm, and demanded his quar-.
ter. The little urchin drew up to his
full height: told the man he did no,
want to buy his museum. he wanted
to see It. The dcor-kecper handed
him in, and also politely offered him
bis hat in the bargain.
The weekly Panola star., 1858-04-28

D. IRELAND is so.callCi from
me irascibili,y Of its inhabitants.
We made this discovery unaided by
d telescope. y.
The weekly Panola star., 1858-04-28

RAILROAD JunrLEg.-The citizens
Of Jackson are making extensive
preparations for holding a general
jubilee in that city, to commemorate
the completion Of the New Orlesas,
jackson aud Grea. Northern Rail.
road to that place. The celebration
Gomez d % the 4sh Of May, end
will be . nassiscess sGsir.
The weekly Panola star., 1858-04-28

\ SLAVE StruTR CnuNrp 10 4
SLAVE John Jones Moore, the "rc.
spoclablc looking" scamp who was
arrested several days ago a, Ash
land, Va, say the Petersburg Ex.
press, in comranywith Wm. Jackson.
a slave belonging to Mr.. Frank
Weston, Of Charleston, ;. C.. whom
he had abducted per the underground,
passed through tbs ci,y on wcducs-
day evening, cu route for Charles.
ton, iu the custody Il the police of.
hfer from ilay city. Thc noble
,'ree!eyiie vas chained by The wrist
90 BIS too coufl.ng ftisad Bill, Who
coulln', help blowing on him a, Ash
land. aud presented an appearance
Of the mos, abjcCt shame tho human
counicuauCc cin tc capable Of Cx
pressing. |, was q mOstappropria,c
method Of securing the scouudrcl.
lie Wa caugh, taking the slave 10
the North. now !, was rice trrsa,
and itc slave was taking him to the
South. --hnhmyad Souib.
The weekly Panola star., 1858-04-28

les msn N ew fisls nlzou<x
mafs tagIahle tlalamv TX
isssslsi N 18th pebIls IA
fH.e lff ha VS. sialafh'Iy fsete
lh web h4l ~ Fitted ~ ss8SS
Al H lflllarl sllflbssss, s
amtIuliH ihe fsshIng susG \
reuia' Jti 10 hai . clear head y
iaie fldsnenl, whieh inals ~
plamhthl min IN NE hsIIs N -:
Ialisn and . loader n he tsn) Z
fhe FIai w. was IN fotalhets
hy 4-afRs portion n hls piny n
lhe Jest Convention feF The - Z
tloyefaof, and failed of geuIN0 !
~ q single vote, hut II ~ !
private NE that he vas mssI
worthy H. u said 10 have bsss =
calInfIy popular u home. I|s u
ell ih0sa nlnIablq qualities xAA
alofn iho private character and a
g. one, 'lle multitude u IfIsst F
H. vas Mind and geherous. hI6L
minded anl honorable.
lis loss u 10 be deplofoi not w,|
hy lhe numerous friends he l,sw
behind him, but Ny The public \
large tarrOtfou Democrsi.
NlwsplrrR pAInosaee.-NNt
paper patronage" says a solss
poraty Is q curious thing IL NJ
estimation Of some people A N, Il
lives near you-- never TOOK yr|
paper \ is too small don't like n |
politics too whiggish old fcyu|
or too something else; yet ri
regularly 10 h,s ncghbor aud Ted
By n good iiic--dhds faul, with n
convenience disputes with iu pus
,ion, and Tuarrels with its yr|
Occasionally secs an article hc lid
save halt q dime and buy, Il tur
ber This Is newspaper patronage
e-y' The Legislature OF Alabar,|
at is rccCut session, divorced cr|
four hundred couples. The Huns
vile Advocate says, that diso,c1
are rs readily obtained in that Sul
from chanccry courts and the Lcss|
lature, a. II the marriage tic u
only mere iriiling cireumslsus|
and no, the foundation stone Of 81
good society it'clf. Divorces
the cause assisncd in tho BibIs q
iasIiiiablc, sni no, Otherwise.
be- Sclrlc, fever is rrcvailin:}
Grenada, aud other loals in Nd
Miss'''iPp. iHksJwg SOai1
ran.
!, is prevailing in Grenada, Il
that Is tie only town in Ncrih M1
sissippi, ,ha, NC have hearl OF, vbs|
It is prevailing. ranola is clcn |
sickness. We see cur doctors, svs|
day, on the streets, with their hssl
rammsd clear down 10 the bo,,oml>
pits Of their pockets. No seS}
fever hcrc-thank God.
r-s A few wears since a poss|
ful revival IT religion was wiiues|
at OldlOvn. Maine. Among 4
converts was an Indian Of the n
uobscot tribe. who, after his conSs|
sion, attended = prayer meeting, 4
vas called upon to ",ell bis exrs|
eneC.' Not exactly anlers:and(
the construction Of the Kings y
glish, rcol expressed him. eli 1
follows: oh, glory, mo feel pix
like hcll,s
es~ The Hon. William s. Bsr|
of Columbus, Miss. will deliver
annual commencement Grafton td1
the literary societies Of the Mhsl
sirpi University. DR.. Palmer. I
New Orleans. will preach the Bsss|
laureate sermon.
IlooP, fiuRnAH.-Two ,hosu
girls, or force equivalent to
number, are employed In one -
,ishmcut in the city Of New Yot1
manufacturing hoops for the -
We are an expansive peoples
larging daily.
Il MorSrEp roLrcE. Crime hDo|
como so sran.l~lons. and lirc a l.
The weekly Panola star., 1858-04-28

WIZ 81 lrl III 81 Louis no
best brands " ,Tiid selling
NJ & ! dollars q barrel H. Mcmphs
@ very common article sometime
imposed upon bot. kecprrs at from
sIs and q hnlf 10 stym dollars
Why should 0our Ne 3 much higher
burc thau iu s. Lou Mmpih
.hddwcdc
That what We Country folks"
vant to know Find ou, the cause
Of the DuglsaioH, Gal, aud lct us
know h
The weekly Panola star., 1858-04-28

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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-11-12

Sworn statement of David MCroaTy, Of Ma. irr Town
ship Bedford cCunty.
In AIrir. 1856, as remember small PIN
pie made its fearncc cn my upper lip, which be
came enlarged and sore. used pou'es OF sorre and
wash of biue uitTol, without effect. Finding the
extending called on Dr. lily, of schelslurg, who pro
nounced il CANCER, and prescribed wash Of sugar of
ead and bread poultces. Finding these remedies Of
avail called upon Dr. Shaffer, OF Dayidsyie. somerset
county, who also pronounced the disease Cancer and
me internal and external remedoS-tbe latter
sistng principally Of cautic; but ali TO purpose as
the disease continued sprrading tow ard the
used preparation of arsenic in the form Of sarc Thi,
for time checked the disease but the inflammation soon
increased next called upon DR. S.a:!cr of St Clars
ve BEDFORD county who also pronounced the disease
Cancer, and applied salve said TO be failing
remedy. but it Lad effect Whatever in checking the
spread of the sore In December Of the year, til.
disease had eaten away greater part Of MY upper lip,
and had attacked the nose. when went Cincinnati,
where consulted frof T. S Newton, Of the Eectc Med
ca College. He pronounced the disease cuaueous
Cancer. supeIinducrd by noriinae Of mercury"
He applied mid zinc ointment and gave internal
remedies NV face healed up but the inflammation
not thoroughly removed In February 1857, he pro.
nOunccd cured, and left for home. In April the
again returned and so vioen. the pain that
could rest at night Late in May returned to Gin.
oinnat and again placrd vse under the cnarse of Dr.
Newton, with whom remained until September, during
which time he used every known remedy aud partly sue
ceeGed in checking the iease but when returned home
there were still three dischsrgng ulcers my face
couinuel using Newtons preparations. and also medi
cine that got fom DIR. Ely but the Cancer continued
growing until it had eat @ lie let side IF my nose the
greater portion u my M rhsst, and had attacked lfi
sy, had given up all hope of being cured. snee
Dr. Ely said he could only give relief but that cure
impossible In March. ISIS. bought Il bottle Of
'BOod Searcher' hut must confess that had TO faith
in it. | was very weak when commenced taking it;
but found that gained strength day by day. and also
that the ulcers commenced drying up. continued and
when the third bottle was taken my face healed
If hy miracle. used fourth bottle, and nave been
healthier since than have been for the last years
Although my face is sadly disfgur,d, still greatfni
10 benign Providence who has spared my ard hic
has been done through the nstrumentaty OF LyDsTYs
IMPROVED BLOOD SEARcHER. DAVID NrCRFAKY
Sworn and subscribed. this 3lst day of August A. u.
ISIS before of the Justices uf the Peace in and
for the Borough of otollilaysburg, Blair county, Pa.
Witness-U. J. JONES John GOELEY Up
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LEWISBURG ACADEMY.
THE Fall Session of this Institution

lie Edll StSSloH vi lIlS lnSilluilon
L will commence on MoNDAY, Sept. 90, 1855
SESSION each 10 continue I3 weeks, includ-
TO be Immediately followed by the WINTER
ing one weeks Vacation during the Holidays.
All the Branches of a thorough Classical,
Mathematical, and English Academic Course
are tausht-and Youths are htled, either for
Teaching. for College, or for business.
The Bible is a text book.
a large class of Young Ladies is secured.
TUITION-per session of l3 weeks, including
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PEIN,RY-I IRcafing. Writing, Defner, Arithmetic,
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LANGUAGES, 500
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except for protracted sickness. Tuition paya-
bic immediately upon the close of the session.
JOHN RANDOLPH,
Aug. %, 1853 Principal