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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-30
Gebrnorn Court,
PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAs; The Non. wAnNrs J. ,WooDwARp, n, Ptosl.
w dcnt Of the Court ofOy and Tcrmincr aud &c.
neral JdlDelvcrv, Court Of Durer Sessions Of the
Peace and Court OF Common rlens n nd Orpfnns Court
in the Twenty Sixth Ju ica District composed OF The
counties of Columbia, sulGrnn aud Wyoming nnd the
Hon JAton EyASs aud rErtR KLINE, Associate Judges
3tColmoin county have issued their precer hearing
date the I'm day Of December In the year nur Lord
one thousand eight hundred aud ny six and to me di
Tected Tor holding Court Of oyer aud Totmjner and
General Jail Delivery, General Quarter Sessions ntbo
Peace, Common Pleas and Orphans Court, in I1eolls,
lutg in the county Of Columbia, The first Monday
lboing the ~ day. of February next and continue
one week.
NOucE is hereby given, to the Coroner the Justices
of the Peace aud Constabes Of the said county of Co
lumbia that they he then and there in their proper
persons nt 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of said day with
ihoir records nqnstions and other IA noes ts
do those things which TO ihnir offices nppcrbin to be
done Aud those that are bound by rccDgnizanre, To
prosecute against the prisoners that mny Io in
the Jail of said county of Columbia then and there
to prosecute them shall he just Jurors arc request
ed to be punctual in th r attendance, ngrecaby to
their notices. Dated at BOOmsburg the Nui day of
january, IN the year or Lord thousand eight
hundred and ity,cght, aud in the sd year of the n
dependence Of the United States of America.
(God save the Commonwealth
SiEPHEK II. MILLER, sheriff.
Jan o, 1855
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Lock UP Your HOUSES iHreoueut

Lock UP Your HOUSES. Frequently
we hear of petty instances Of theft in diff
icrent sections of the county, where the
perpetrators have been able to accomplish
their design generally by the cnrelcss-
ness of the honsc-kecFcrs. People can
not he too careful in taking particular
care that every door and window is
securely fastened before rc.iring lor the
night. II this advice was strictly needed
there would be fewer rohbcrics this win
ter.
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matter Of mere conjecture.


Da5" The Weather. r.-Tlr5 mildncss .0i
the weather is still the subject of general
remark. On Saturday last nor' wcsler
led us TO believe that we were really O.
ing to be treated 10 little bit of cold
weather, but Sunday came and with it
the mildncss Of an auiumlnal morn.-
The oldest inhab tant has no recollection
of its parallel. We worlH say 10 our ice
men, however, don't be alarmed-Fcbru-
AIRY will come and with ii thc pure Sus.
quchanna ice.
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LIST OF CAUSES FOR TRIAL.
February Term. 1883

! William koons Us George l.. Kline 1t al.
2 William koons Us George l.. Kline.
4 Joseph Stackhousc rs Gilbert Fowler.
4 Thomas Parker rs John " Parker
saac Brown Us Robert J. Lyon
JnCob Schuyler rs Wilson Rgcr
Christian lIeist Us Daniel Gpger.
MartiE Mowry &c Thomas Staekhousr ptai
q Daniel Il WinterstGcn rs Christ ian ShnmaR.
10 James Riitcuhousc as Barney HoIe
II Jacob Warner rs The State Mutual Fire Company,
l2 Henry stark rs N. B. IiIilman ct nj
~ Adam S,rnup ct cl rs l.. B. kupert o, 1l
~ Corne 'ins McErten rs Henry J. Naple.
Is Joshua Fruerman rs James Ralston
~ Clemurl q. Rckcls rs John Covenhoven.
II IIonttcr Seyhert rs Lewis Enke ct nl
IL John Moore et al rs ", Graham ct at.
10 S. +, Prince - James =. Woods
~ benjamin IOtks ts Thomas w Young
81 n. W. Weaver Us Ephraim Armstrong ct al.
Jan Q, 1853
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naS~We apprehcnd a rise in the salt
market if our butter producers don't soon
cease to make that article half salt. We
protest against such unfair dcalng; for
as it is now, we are obliged either to
abandon eating butter, OF cat away until
we die with scurNy or some other plague.
Do those persons remember that they arc
"laying up wrath against the day ol
wrath by thus sporting with the health
and lives of their follows. An invention
10 separate salt from butter is something
desirable at present
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SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES.
AUTHORIZED BY THE STATE or GEoRSLd.
pa $4,000 For Ten Dollars !! @V1a

The following Scheme will be drawn by s. SWAN &
Co Managers ot the Sparta Academy Lottory, in each
NJ their Single Number Lotteries for February, 1850 at
AUGUSTA Georgia, IN public, uidUr +lIe snporintcn.
dcnce Of Commissioners. .
CLASS I,
TO be drawn in the city Of Augusta Georgia grblic,
OF Saturday, February 9TH 1888, r
GLASS 2,
To be drawn in the city Of Augusta Georgia in public,
Saturday, Fcbruaty 18Th, 1865.
GLASS 3
To be drawn in the city or Augusta Georgia in public
Oh Saturday, February 20th, 1888.
GLASS 4,
To be drawn IN she city Of Augusta Georgia in public
on Saturday, February 2Uh lejs
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS
Fire Thousand -Four Hundred aad Eighiy Fire Priest
Nearly one Prize to every Nine Tickets.
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The Numbers from to 20 100, corresponding with
those Numbeis on the Tickets printed scpar rate
sips OF paper arc cncircic with sina tin tubes aud
placed in one Wh'cl
The htst ijT Prizes, smii rv printed nd encir.
ted, arc lced in another wheel.
The wheels arc then rcvulvcd. and q number is
drawn from the wheel oi Numbers aud Ht the snme
time Ptizc is dIaNn from the other wheel the
Number and Prize drawn out are opened aud exhibit
ed to the audience, and Registered by the COmmls
sionersi HE Pr:zc being placed against the Numl,ei
drawn. This operation is repeated until all The
Prizes r. drawn out.
approximation Prizes The two ryoccdiug nd the
two succe odmg Nuinirrs To those drawing tbe hrst
Prizes wtll be ."ntiticd 10 ule ~ Approximation
Prizes. For example, il Ticket 30. / $50 draws the
S1OOOO Prize, those Tickets numbered llSiT u 24B
IL 2jl, J. 252 viii each hr entitled 10 slDO II Ticket
No. 5JD draws the s310l0 ptize, those Tickets
bercd 54s, j49 sol. 552 wit each br entitled to $500
and so on according to thr above scheme.
the 5000 Prizes Of S2l VIII be determined hv the
last figure Of The Ndmhcr tutdtawS The $4,000 rrize
For example, il the NGlnber drawing the si0 Uut
Prize cHds wIih no. L. then all the Tickets, where
the Numhcr ends in win be entitled 10 $50. 1T lhe
Number ends with No 2,thCu All the Tickets where
the Number ends in viii be entitled TO $40 and so
on to o.
Certificates Of Packages viii be sold at the follow
! ing rates, which is the risk
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LIST OF GRAND JURORS.

Bloom Aaron lIPndetshut
Ceu.rc-NillIam ShalTrr, rhiiip Miller
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES X. Woh hfauh
Greenwood Els sha Alherison
JacksOriluph Shultz.
Locust-Fraucis Kerns, Leonard Adams Samuel
u, Keller, Charles MeIz solomon YcaIer.
MahiSon-B thnel Whpple, Gerlam Bllle
Maine Daniel Ycter, Isaac Yetcr.
Mitiiin--J0hu Mabtrllnt, AJram Smith.
iiio"se-G,aa Wei Ii.
Pme-E Ira SundrgS Albert Hunter
Scoti--Slmup, M.lick, G Gorge SlOa n John Shumar
Henry T. Graihart.
Ipn
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Special Notices.


w TO FARM EIs.--
THB NEW YORK WEEKLY
NEWS is an excellent New York city paper hT
country rrnding II contains ihn fullest and most
correct Cattle market and Produce reports. with all
the news an inellgcnoe Of tho day. Try iiand yor
viii like IT, Only 81 year, Published at No. l02
Nassnu street Kew York
~ rtrrr Is Nh SIIcI, I.,c,pn .s~ ia NJ,
, .,..,i,,o,o,, -, -. -. ,'s,,.,,,,,.,"
,.,,,. ,,.,a ,a..s,,y y, ''''""' '''
-. = -. - - = .
" THOMAS W. MATrsoN, Receive, the pyzc
Ncdnt at the Worlds Fair in Lonf IN 1871 for
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Donation TiSH.-The Members Of the
Luthrcn Church and Congregation of this
place, propose giving their Pastor, the Rev,
Il. A. Sharrctts, Donation Benefit on
Tuesday, the 9th of February.
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n@D"Wc are pleased to see, the individ-
u.l improvements going on in Hopkins
vile. Several gentlemen have commenced
erctt ting dwelling houses. Let the enter
prise be continued
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-30

ray Is FRIDAY az U"larky Dayi-
The year 1858 begins and ends on Fri
day January, April, July, October and
December end on Friday. There are
fifty three Fridays in the year. We trust
however, that it will not prove more dis
astrous than 1857.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-30

B@"We saw the other day saYcral large
farm wagons going through town loaded
with manure, which looks as if the farm
crs were preparing their land for the
plough. Probably they conclude that
winter has postponed bis advent, and are
accordingly getting ready for their spring
work.
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Bg-Wc are exceedingly hard up for
local news. We should like very much
to have our friends keep us posted in
local news, provided always, they can
fnd some.
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ga5" AcorI3t RHico0'S.-Red pcttcoats
hrc coming in fashion. I his like al other
fashions was started across The water, long
dresses are to be bsnshed, aud the wide
world will again discover that ladies have
feet and ankles, a fact which heretofore
could hardly be determined but remained
q matter of mere copincturn
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nsg" The County Stateu1cnt.--This doc
ument has been prepared and signed by
the Auditors. We shall lay it before our
readers in next weeks paper.
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B%Those Of our subscribers who bring
us wood, will please let us know before
unloading it. We fear that some are
taking wood to the Wrong house.
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UNIFORMITY OF PGIJEs'-A Nkw FsAruEs N
u business Egory oHeAts ora Sdhsmeal
.. JONES Il CO.,
Oflhc Crescent One Price Clothing Store. No. 200
Market street above SIKH, Philadelphia
In addition to having the largest, most vaEied and
1shionable stock OF Clothing in philadelphia, made
expressly for retail s1es have constituted every one
his own salesman, by having marked IN 6rure1 on
cachartitle the very lowest price it be sold for
they cannot possibly vary all must buy ak
1ha geods well spongol and prepared. ana great
pans taken with the making ihpt All can buy with
he fnil assurance ofgctiug good article the very
lowest price. Alsoa large stock of piece goods on
handoith the latest style aud best qualities, which will
be made to order, ia the most fashionable aud best
manner 81 per cent, below credit prices
Re uembet the Crescent, in Market, above Sixth
Street, No 200.
W. l,OUO REWARD WILL BIZ PAGD FOR ANY
Medicine that will excel PRATT & BUTCHERS MA
nc oil for the fol low in! diseases :-Rheuma ism,
Neuralgia, Spinal Affections, Cont racted Joints Cholic
Pains Pains in te Side Back cadacpe, Tooth ache,
Sprains Sore Throat, Cuts, Bruises, Burns and all
diseases The Skin, Muscles and tho Glands. None
genuine witiIou the signature OF Pratt Butcher"
attached to each label Principal Office, eOj Washing
ton street, Brooklyn, New York. Sold by C. NJ. ~
| GENBUCH, Druggist, Bloomsbury
| ~ THIS stocer,fy that have male but one appli-
cdon oi tne Naglc Ol on my nnEcrs winch have boon
dawn from contraction Of the cords, brought on by
! rheumatism. II of seventeen months standing,
lari nov entirely cured. | cheerlliy commend
tito all ,al,cfeS. likewise. ,,,,
- II r., ,y.l street, Harrisburg
! August I. 1887 vt..,~
| u5 A CARD TO THE Lsai,lE s.-DR. nUPoscos
GoLDeS FREScu Pulls nablS ia Ouing s,oppages
or irregularities ofthe mcnses.
These Ills are nothing new, but have been use by
the Doctor for many years both in France and Amer
Gil with unparGll suocrss in every and he is
uigcd by many thousand ladies who have used chem
to make the Pills public fer the aleviaon of tho Sc
suffering from any Irregularities whatever, well
preventive to those ladies' wal health will
permit increase Of fpmy.
Pregnant females, those SUI posi- ng themselves so
cautioned against using these Pill as the prop
etor assumes responsibility alter the above aimo.
milton, although their III Guess would prevent any in.
jury To healihi otherwise, these Pills are recon.
n mcRLsi
Directions accompany each box. Price 81 Sold
Il whOlcsule ana relan, by
GEORGE NJ. HAGENBUCH,
I General Agent Bloomsbury. Pa.
III will supply the trade al the propretors prices,
and send the Pills to ajies (eonfdeRiaRy) by nail
rec oteipt 81 throhtl,. .Bloom9blr, Post Oih;i.
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TUE Subscribers have just returned from the city,
i with good assortment of Goods at prices suit
the tines, which ihcy will dispusc OF at prices for
ready pay,
We invite AT persons who wish In huy chrnp 10 call
and cNamiUc our stock, Country Produce taken rs
usual.
II {. GI w uhRrMAvf.
t.,t 4 IC-,
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ertiiCate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
do do 10 Hair do 10
do DO 10 Quarter do 20
10 do 10 Eighth do 10


IN ORDERING TICHE1S OR CERT IFICATFS,
Enclose the money to address for the tickets
ordered, on receipt OF winch they vii be forwarded
by first mail. Purcha cln have tickets ending in
any fsuie they may dcsignae
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes " II be sent
TO purchasers immediately after the drawing
Purchasers Will please write their signatures plain,
a nd give their Post Office, County and State.
Remember that every Prizc is drawn aud payable in
fu II without deduction.
All Prizes Of slOyOa nd under plidipmediate " nOer
the drawing Plies at the usual tic of thirty
days.
All commun ications strictly confidential.
Address orders fOr Tickets or Certificates to
s. SWAN g. co augusta, Ga
Persons residing near Montgomery Ala or Atlanta,
Ga. can have their orders Illed and save time, by
addressing s. Swan & Co. ateither of those cities.
u5r = Hist OF the hunters shat are drawn from the
wheel, with the amOi nj Of e prize that carh one is
entitled TO viii be publ shed a"t every maWlng in
,ho wing Dapers :-4agUstd Geo Const' "oHGHst
Ne. orleans Dosa b1e Register, Charleston Atdnddra
Nashrhls Gd.ete atlanta yto lVTH OeeAty
Day Book. SG0aanak MOgning Neps HiL. F1''"
NtW York Dis'dteA and PGu!siag (.,1s5 Carlos -
Jan 30. 1858
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The Philadelphia Mail Train going South, connect 3
with the Mail Train At Rupert, going East llO + VI,
for Caitawissl. Poit Clnton, louisville Reading, &c ,
arriving al Philadclphia at s.!j NJ. Also with Mail
Nj ton, Muncy, WIlliapspOrt lAd -l,lmira.
Passengers by the o'clo. p. VI. Train going South
can take the II o'clock T. NJ ENpre>s train for Elnra
aud The West or lodge at Bn0msburg aud take the 1
o'clock a. NJ. Train going East arriving at Phi ade.
phia At - noon.
Passengers for Ilarrshu rg direct WIN take the n.
Y. Mail Train, a O'Clock +. NJ going south, cnnut
ing At Port Clinton with the Daupin aud SusQueha ma
Railroad arriving al Harrisburg IL O'Clock noon,
next day.
+. LEAVENWO TH,
Jan l6, 1858 SupsrintcRdeHt
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nsN.Saspended--ihc winter. Times so
hard 1t can't afford TO snow. a
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WINTER ARANGEM ENT.
It.i ia sAs ~ Ez.i,stl ~ 5i- ~ asHH,6y7
esz = Sa ~ u ~ 4
LAtKAWANNA 81 BLGONSEURG r. /.

1 FEoRDlNG superior iacilirs for travel To Nov
"A YORK, Philadelphia, aud the West BY connections
at Scranton with the trains of tho Delaware, Larkn.
wanna and Western RAJ lroad Company aIaO 60 travel
Souh aud Hest over the Cattawissi, Wllamsport and
Ere Railroad and connecting lacs.
Regular Trains iUlluws
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FALL AND WISTrR CLOTHING in great
variety, fresh made from new goods, con-
sistng Of blue, black and brown Raglans,
Sacks, and Suftout Over Goats for the
moderate or cold weather, business coats
from beaver cloths, fancy cassimcrs, and
plain broad cloths; pants of fancy Scotch
French and English ,cassimers the Ia.
test styles. Also, black casslmers and
doeskin pants. A large assortment OF
vests from vclvcts, cashmeres, silks and
satin-black or fancy, cut double or sim
gle breasted. Also, gcntlcmcn's furnish
ing goods in great veriety, at the Cheap
Clothing Store of David LowenL erg.
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NOTICE FOR LICENSES.
AUDITORS NOTICE..

Estate Of Samuel A. Bolcman, late ST
Iifiia to,castip, dcccaSed.
rSNHE heirs ana dstrihueeI o. tho Estate Of SAMUEL
L a. BowN,S, late oil the towushi OF VI ilIn in the
County of Columbia deceased viii take noiice that the
undersigned appointed Auditor nv the Orphans Court
ofCounbIa county IN make distribution Of The ba lance
~ liIe hands Of Surue Greasy and Seth B. Bowman;
Adimu straiors of Slnnrl A. bowman, deed, nmnng
the heirs oltbG drcedeut, Will attend his ttce
BlOumsburE, in said county Thursday the lsh day
Of January nest nj 10 O'Clock Of said day when and
Where all parties Interested can attend il they think
proper. RORERT T. CLARK.
BloOmsbUtg, Dee. 10, lSJT.-it. AUDITOR.
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Efg" Reading Ra2y0al-Win ter Ar-
romgem"HtS.-On Monday, the llth inst,
the winter arrangements for the passen-
ger trans on the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad, went into effect. The same
tables that were in force during the two
proceeding wintcrs-~and which reduced
the speed of the trains ,taegge minutes be-
tween Philadelphia and Reading, and
eight minutes between Reading and Potts
vile; making tecAty minutes in all
will again govern the running of all trains
except the up morning tram, from Phil
adelphia, which will continue to run by
the present time table, in order TO make
the connection with the western train
upon the Lebanon Valley Railroad, The
hours of leaving Philadelphia and Potts
VILE Will remain unchanged.
The hours of arrival at philadelphia
and Pottsville, will be twenty minutes
later than at prese t, viz: Arrive at Phil.
adelphid at LBS A. NJ. and S.25 2. NJ.
Arrive at Potlsvillc u ~, & 0.I5P. II.
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scranton, III so do = 10 do 90 do
The New York Mail Tram connects with the tx
press going East, on ID. l.. AZ w Rail lrOad.
Arrive in New York Is p. NJ,
do Philadelphia, by Camden d Amboy Rail
Fare from Rupert TO New York 81 co.
The Accommodation Train North, connects at SCran.
ton with the Express Train West, the d. Il. & W.
.HailTOad -
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.uaGNYFECE.v7' .SrHE.MEi


ji00 Prizes amOu ming 10 S320
WHOLE TlCKEGS Sl0 HALVES So; QU4
TIERS SCI!
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EQUALITY TO ALL

South Yves, conner 4rh and Market SIS, Rhii adel
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UNIFORMITY OF PGICESt-A YEv FEATURE N
- BUSINESS. Egory oHeAts ora Sdi smeal
. JONES Il co,
N Dnn nrIrn I.iun 81 "
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HoRcEsTER,s PIANOS
uYGEIA HOTEL FOR sALR.-Ihe

IL
II accommodation, Of this establishments beiyg en-
posss-.ins myself sac,sns capital = sssks g. -
quirsd enlargement ofier the whole propssty Soh
Ufits valu., iistie need Re said Tbs last season,
o;her waterina place in the country and yielding
heavy per centum on the l. vtsfmsnt. has dsnoo-
;trs.ed GEAR that no springs property IN ne
spot IN the United States 10 healthier psfiss ths
sarssd scii.sry oas% d ssr o. Il sssoas
OF any Kind The Army Surgeons statioDsd q The
s. hs ssS s
known q case 81 billions fever ertgipattng theg4S
that il 10 a. healthy locality as any ~ ths utite1
the Fail. ssin o,her n,onihs q The car
II l. IN INN edIste resch Of oh The l1xuvlss q ~
prs,s ~ Hos fss are to 5. he'd r. any :ssnSsses.
The Bath 10 sad 20 bs the most !nstgos attng -
sihls and h,sniy curative 70 mr. psvsssssss.
country, . school Of artillery pssetee and or
| risoued By very large iovee.
a1 R..: oss shs sasa sss h
| had the Auest imae inabie--w within few hunAEe1
e n.ss I. s: &:
%ssss. can make i tho .sess :ss..ssi;s ara -
Il 1 nsm Su sss sas g ~.
.pd !. ss h s:is ss ss are ss
sock the mountains to eecepe ne osscns 80 w.
fesers and to nnd sscmiey a. this mose eeeAooesss
i ard health giving retreat
i The amplese privilege Tor the tDprnSfoe0e -
enIarsement az The Hotel Duildipgs Will - uynsuQr
tied. lndead, the Ho:el GreasAe vml ~ 10y
nave al the characssrissios 81 hsSimDle teo1Ge
i viii sell 10 . sinGls Essson. = = eso1a1Ys
and viii retain shars q Ne seoss. e - = ~
For tSs character q thsprepesty. J rseyhassseg
% soors Ya,ls. - q n.lc. 2. ere - - 1.
/ law Nam. Woshinatco: Jdes y. tkoou. 10 ~
nosd; ard Robert ~ Laahs.. i n6ss7 - sAsl1sk
OH P,sxs consoss. sspt. ~. issa
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DICHMOND MALE ACADEMY, CA
IL SELECT CLASSICAL. MATHEMATICAL and
ENGLISH SCHOOL FRAyKLIN STREET, ABOVE It'll.
Ri. TIGHE, A. NJ, Principal.

The SIXTH Annual Session will open on MON
DAY, the 9th of September. Terms, &c same 10
last year.
The advantages of a SELECT SCHOOL are obvious to
the mind of every rejecting parent and such this is
designed to be In the srictest Of the word In
of the Senior Glass entering College a.
well rs other pupils going into business. there
will be some vacancies. Glass for beginners 10
EnRlsh and Latin win be formed those also will be
admitted who are prepared to enter claves already
formed. The course Of instruction IL thorough and
svsfensatic The Primary Department receives psr-
tfcular attention Fathfol and well qualified Assist
ants are engaged For further particulars, apply
after tho 18th Of September at the 6chool-house.
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- 1858 AND 1859.
w FALL AND wINTER STOCK.

Clothing made to order at short notice a - =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-18
THE CHTBWICK SCHOOL.
Classical and English.
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