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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-03

How TO SToP Observation-Disclosures, me.
chauies and others, in handling knives, tools
or any sharp instrument, very frequently re-
ceiye severe cuts, from which blood flows
proiusely and oftentimes endangers life it,
self Blood may be made TO oeRse to flow
as follows Take the fine dust of tea, and
bind il close TO the wound; at all times 40
eessible, and easily to be obtained After
the blood has ceased 70 Aow laudanum may
be advantagsously applied to the wound
Due regard TO these Instructions will save
agitation Of the mind and running for the
surgeon, who would, probably, make no bet,
ter prescription if be was present
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-03

VIRGINIA CRoPs AND THE STORM The
damage done the corn and tobacco crops in
different counties of Virginia, by the recent
heavy storms, is represented as very great.
In Caroline the tobacco crop Of one or two
large farmers has been injured to the ex.
tent of several thousand dollars. Along
many Of the inland streams and creeks the
corn fields have been oyerAown to the seri-
ous damage OF the crops.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-03

Holloway's Ointment is \ soversien
remedy for the removal Of pimples, boiia bloiohra
tan, chaps rashes, and other Diemiahes Of the sgin
Warm fomentatlona should precede itu application.
A perslstehcy OF iis use viii ovefcome the most
stubb@n symptoms Of ecfohia. fts operation 10
both thorough and lnvafiabie.
Sold Attte manufaetofy, NO. 90 Maiden lane
New York, and by hI druggists, AZ q5c, o5c, and o.
per box or pot octl-d&wlw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-03

Mrs. Wiuslow, an experienced nurse
and female physiciani has q soothing syrup for
children teething, which greatly facilitates the
process Of teethng BY softening the gums reducing
all Inflammation, win allay All pain, aud ia sure 10
regulate the bowels. Depend upon ~, mothers, n
wlslve rest to yourselves end relief and health 10
your infants. Perfectly safe IN ali oases See ac.
vertiaementi IN another column. jeq
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Dtt. JOhANs0Ns
HERS fDIspHNS.AlRYg



Second door, W stsiftt Bufalo, N. Y.
THE CELEH&ATED DR.. JOHNSON,
botanic Physician, treats successfully the fol-
lowing 0inease3l '. HF- p T-T r
Consumption, Dyspepsia, +.
Asthma, Nervous Debility,
BRONCHITIS, Headache cu'd in / 0 no
Lung ~ Test Diseases Scrofula,
Diseases Of the Heart Salt Rheum,
Kidney Affections, rheumatism,
Liver Complaints, Fever and Ague,
Female Weakness, Pimples
Diseases of the Bar and Eve, SO, &c.
All whoare suffering from the above named dis
eases, or any other complicated disease Of years
standing, are tnformed that thcy have forwnrd-
cd By natl or express tor the small sum OF 81 90
neat package OF hfediones, with all necessary de
reotions and medical advice. Patients should apply
without delay, AZ they can obtain instant relief
from the Dootor'a remedies. .r. a.5f r.
Dr. dohnsona Medicine consists Of extracts from
choicest Medlcina foreign anu native Roots and
Herbs, manufactured under his own supervision, at
Mercury and other mineral pOisons that were nat..
er designed for the system, 10 which many thoiis.
andu have fallen victims and gone TO early gravea
LOTION FoR ThE COMPLkxION--Dr. John.
so's remarkab e LOTION fof beautifying and I'M
proving the Complexion, removing almost inatan-
taneousiy Tan, Fre3hles, pimplea &C., NJ be sent
to any part OF the country Tor " co and one post
age stamp. Address
nR. JOHNSON, Drawer 4Os,
Ohloe 90 Main street, Eufialp, n. \.
Female Pills 81 90 a box. leli-d6wiy
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Notioe.

CARLTON HUGHES, of Martinsburg,
~ in the state Of Virginia, IL notified that Flora
A. Hughes did on the "a day Of August, A. d. 1859,
Court Of Common Pleas within and for the county
Of MONTGOMERY and state Of Ohio, charging him, the
said Carlton Hughes, gross neglect Of duty, and
aaking that abe may be divorced nom the said Carl
ton Hughesj which petition Will stand for hearing
at the next November term OF said Court.
Dated this August Sd, 1859.
a FLORA A. HUGHES.
BY s. NJ, SULLIVAN, her Atty. augs-6ww
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Felt and Composition RooRpgll
SWEETAIAN & BRO,

tsuOeessoIs % BAFnett, swtetmAn q BTo.,l
WILL put on the above cheap and dura-
w bic Roonng tn Dayton ond vicinity, also IN
the neighborinG states, On A. short notice and A.
Baving had long practical experience IN the
business, they hope 70 aatiaiy all who may favor
them with their patronage Ikoy also keep con-
stantly on hand Roofing Materials OF the best uali
~, and will sell a. Gincinnktt prioos for approved
paper, or ave per cent discount for cash Will be
pade, Address a. above.
n SwEETMAN a BRO
Dayton, Ohio.
Please leave orders a. the Hardware store Of
Meaaru LOOMS Barnett, ID s., OF at our Factory,
No, iss eourth street, Dayton, Ohio.
angsl-amd
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Glee Singing.
IMPORTED CIGARS.
re Smokers of Pine Gig RS

IA + have just received from the Importers
w stock OF FINE CIGARS, which We can rec
ommend ogsntemen who desire a really hTst- class
cigar. II the are not as we warrAn' then, do
not desire t. Offer them, as are determined to
supply the bes cigar IN the market to those who
use ont the best.
tiurstock is Comprised in par. Of the fol owing
Custom House branoa--
asbipgtOn RegalIas, Long Principles,
Eieara Prsusados, FL Gallos,
rurislma Londres, H Zuma Furmas
SObrina Washington German
lAsr le latter is said 70 be the BEs and eHIAP-
1sI cigar et er brought 20 this city
We lAve also several quah les Of c ewing TobAe-
90, while 3 we GAn rec amend. Il VIII recommend
ltsst on triai and we invite our friends 10 call.
w. n. BRANDENBU &tU,
gept No s0l Thru atreet.
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DATLY .EMPfRE.
On Che Banks q that lone River


az oEoRoE p. MoRRfs.
Near the banks Of that lone river,
~ Where the water lilies grow,
Brealhed ihe fairest flowers that ever
.t Bloomed and faded years ago.
How we met and loved and parted,
None on earth can ever know
Nor how pure and gentle hearted
Beamed the morrned one years ago
Like the stream with lilies laden
VIII life future current flow,
Till in heaven meet the maiden,
Fondly cherished years ago.
Hearts that like mine forget not;
They're the same in veal and woe;
And that star Of memory set not
In the grave Of years ago.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-03
Fever and Ague.


from which mapSlnd ruaer over a large part Of
ne globe. Is tho Consequence Oi dlsresed ortion
IN che system, Induced BY the poisonous miasin
Of vegetable decay. This cxhalaiion is evolved
by the action Of solar beat on wet soil and rises
with the walefy vapor nom It. While the sun Il
below the horizon this vapor fingers near the
carth's surfaco. and the virus Is taken with it
through the lungs into the blood There II acts
az m irritating poison on the internal viscern
and excreting Organs Of the body. The liver be
comes torpid and fails 20 sccreio not only this
virus, but also tho bile from the blood. Both
the Virus and the bile accumulate IN the circula-
ton, and produce violent constitutional disorder
The spleen, the kidneys, and the stomach sym
pathize With the liver, and become dlsordered
also. Finally, the Instinct Of our organism, as
II In an attempt 10 cxpel the noxious infusion
concentrates the whole blood Of the body in the
internal exnretories 20 force them TO cast Il out
The blood leaves the surface, and rnshes 10 the
central organs with congcstivc violence. This Is
the CHILL. But In this effort Il fails. Then the
FEyER Follows in which the blood leaves the
central organs and rushes to the surface, as II
In another effort TO expel the irritating poison
through the other great excreiory the skin. In
this also i fails, and the system abandons the at
tempt exhausted and waits for the recovery Of
strength to repeat the hopeless effort another day.
These are the FITS or paroxysms Of FEVER AND
AouB. Such constitutional disorder will Of
course undermine the health II Il is not removed.
We have labored TO And, and have found, an
antidotc.
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Ayer's Ague cue,

which neutrallzes this maarious poison in the
blood and stimulates the liver TO oxpel Il nom
the body. As Il should, so il docs cure this nf.
hlctlve disorder with perfect certainty. AMI Il
docs more, or rather does what Is OF more scr
vice to those sublect to this Infection. Ii taken
In season y expOa II from the system as Il Is alb
sorbed, and thus Keeps those who use Il free fom
lis attacks; keeps the system in health although
exposed TO the disease. Consequently II not only
cures, but protects from, the great variety of af
foctions which are induced BY this malignant
influence, such rs Rcmittent Fever, Chill Fever,
Dumb, or Masked Ague, Periodical Headache,
or Bilious Headache, Bilious Fevers, Neuralgia,
Rheumatism, .Gout, Blindness, Toothachc, Ear
ache, CataTfh, Asthma, Palpitations, Painful AZ
fcctlons Of the Spleen, Hysterics Collie, Paralysis
and Painful Affections of the Stomach and Bow.
els, all Of which, when arising from this cause
will be found 70 assume more OF less the incrmit-
tent type. This "AouE CURE" removes the cause
Of these arrangements, aud cures the disease.
This IL accomplishes by stimulating the excrc-
tories 10 eNRel the virus from the system; and
these organs BY degrees become habited to do this
thcE otficooof their own accord Hence arises
what we term Gcclimdtion. Time may accomplish
the same end but Often life is not long enough or
Is sacrificed in the attempt, while this AGUR
CURH" does II at once and with safety We have
great reason TO believe this is a surer as well as
safer remedy for the whole class of diseases
which are caused by the mlasmatic infection
than suy other which has been discovered; AMI
II has still another important advantage to thc
public which II, that It Is cheap as well as cood.
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Glec op athv.

To aI those toho desire T,satmcnt zpon my Sys.
ten y Pyactlce yor che Cure oj theh Diseatss.
HIS IS TO certify that have gwen PROT.
w, r. Doggett FULL course Of Lectures upon
the subject of Eleotropathy, fully INSTRUCT
ed him by practice upon number oi patients IN
The general and direct application OF Electro CAL
vanism a. piagnnsiic aud Therapeutic agent. /
have also examined him with refer to his phy ST.
ologioal and Pathological attainments, and iiud
him thoroughly qualified therein. therefore ap-
point hi my Successor Dayton, to practice upon
m, System OF TherApeut.ca, and commend ht,, TO
the entire condolences of all those who desire skill
fol treatment for theif diseases.
DIR. CHAMBBRLTN.
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Ho, Ye Anglers.

CALL IN K. GebhaFt and get a nice ksb.
iyl K.G
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-03

Price only rs Cents per Bottle.
je2-Iyd&w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-03

NO. 435 Second street. Enquire Of
~ sept6 8 NJ Sullivan.
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a Confirmed Consurnption.

and has performed the most astonishing cn
ever knoton Of
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-01-21


rfbsssreaiar nnta we're written " rimaey swsn--
tke eslitnorn author Of te ceebrted tunes "chlna"
and sroiaud"-when IN the 7sd year Of his age. They
we're sent bic son, then resident Of Sew York.
Igetcn. dtaftairn tiitt We mauppstt
wheudeaih, capid death, shall hid 20 siafii
But when hen send his dreadful dart
We Gamma say,
sac ven BE- rcady Tor bis esrt
Naist onis day.
= Wen ksepN light sn' rudc within,
Our wark WI then be free FRA sin;
Upright ven stop thfo' dick and thin,
Straight on our way,
Deal juAt WI a, The prlze ven win,
sast opis day.
Ysksa there's Ane, vhas Jus and wise,
Has said that q hi. hairns sh uld rise.
And soar aboon The lofty skies,
ft An there shall stry;,
Bein' well prepared, ven gain the prize
- Mails, onie day
when he ul,a niadea a miugs jusl right
Shall call ushcnce to realms ofilghi,
Btit morn ornsoh, Of u'en. or night
We will obey.
-wen be prepared 10 tax our eight
NaiHt onie day.
Our lamps Ee'il an bsiafal of OH.
That's guide and dare, that vonua spoil
welliesptham burniu' a ife Wills,
10 light our WAY.
Ourwark loia dome, qclt the soil
Nsfft onio tav.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-01-21

Hollow Herr, Ito.i have used 81 Jehn's Condi
H0il Powders yeafs pr hOfses nnd tatte, fha
have f.ud them pNceiltut IA disenper ii me nlhsl
purposes for Witch uty are rccptnmendrd. 4 nave
iouii tntn great iaelclne ior caite heYns ne III
low Horn bore the honL upyli ie hpe pctasigiaiy.
and feed them 81 Johns C0ndiiu Powders, have
feqresty ritra theia. 10 cows thar nechme dNsasea
saoarhected cure, aud mud taem Fge heir miils;,
sfRIAGvIiLh, ohlo. SAAtEL lOVNo.
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and prrurarunt ord will cure COWS OF giving ufounr
mtg Taey also ircrcase ie qdamiiy ot milk yneq tne
nssred fat they superior 20 any tunF else m cns,s
of Hollow icm Care should De eserciaed that yon oV
tain 81 Ios genuine Toudrfs. aid sullci not ynuf
eeifes 10 be hrmhucged ah the assertion tat some
thing else a Just good.
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aorisultmal ano Domestic.
now % make sorghum sugar.
Avon, Dec. II, 1853.

Avon, Dec IL, 1853.
fEDiroR DEAocRAT SIN giving you my
process Of manufacturing syrup and sugar
from sorghum, | would say: First, and not
unimpofsant, think, IS to keep the butts
out Of the dirt Cleanliness in al parts Of
the work Will 90 much towards securing
good results. After expressing the juice,
strain It through woolen blanket, putting
It Immediately into tho kettles, Il use irony
putting in atthe same time ono-half tca-eup
full Of cream of lime (good white-wash)
and pint Of milk 20 one barrel Of juice;
then start brisk FIRE, watch il closely un-
I'll it comes to = scaldirg heat then cheek
the fire uatil the scum is raised so that il
breaks, showing white froth between the
fakes then skim thoroughly, and boil as
fast as possible. When til boiled down
one-half, two kettles may be emptied into
one, so as to have one kettle for fresh juice !;
but in no case stop the boiling until it is
down to the required thickness, when it
rsy Be tnkcn OF, strained, and set away
for twelve hours. Then dip il OF carefully,
leaving the sediment in the bottom, and
the syrup is ready for use. The sediment
may be put back into fresh juice to be clari-
fed again.
With this process l have never failed of
getting good syrup; but when have
stopped boiling to clarity tie second time,
Ihave invariably made my syrup dark, like
southern molasscs, which think much inn
pairs the fiayor. boil to about the con
sistency of honey for good syrup, and think
it would take nice eye to detect it from
honey il appearance. / boil little thick
er for sugar, say twenty minutes longer than
for syrup. l have no particular test for
boiling but use my own judgment as to
when | think it is done, setting it away in
room whore the temperature can be kept
about 500, it viii grain in from five to TWEEN
ty days; then drain it Of, and the sugar is
ready for use.
This, without any real accuracy is my
simple process; and again mako tho re-
quest that all Who have made anything
ike successful experiment with the sor-
ghum, woRld leave with you samples, and
also their mode Of manufacture; for only
by comparison can we bring it TO perfection.
wish to ask does freezing and thawing
sour tlc camel The last that worked up
had been frozen twice, and WAS so sour that
nothing but vinegar esald be mado Of it;
the wind had broken considerable of il
down, and perhaps ouly the broken places
in the cane wero sour; this is my impres-
sion; but as it was all expressed before ]
was aware Of its being sour, ] could moi
tell. Truly yours. JAY TERRELL
-Eiyria Democrat.
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8he inliaHA Log slai7e as We SEQ IL
uossH hs. fsalrs liis alsopc su,
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pUCKLAND s. GRAHAM.

DOOtALhND- - UAkAAlhNAs
c,uAlN OF REASONS Why THE FForLE oF PRE-.
mont and Vicinity should patronise them, consisting
ui Eve llnks two hooks, bnd aViye
lstnecanse we keer pure and unodnlteAted articieA
2a--Rccsrsc We keep tho largest assortment
ad--Bccau1c We sell lower than any body eltc.
tth-nccnuse We vii not be uudcrrold.
hth--Becauee every body knows a.
oth--Re1suse We Keep Drugs, Medicines Paints Oils and
7th-necauss w keep Books and Stationery
Sth--Recause We keep Yankee Notions
Prom Mcditcrauean's far on coast,
FROM Aries distant strand,
We've al the drugs that ecr were used
To cure the his of man.
Prom frgid zone and arid plain,
From Red Sea and from Black,
We've all the drugs TINT Ger were used
BY doctor or by quach.
We've choice extracts from various flowers,
English aud French perfumes
Magnolias flowers, the roses bud
From oiient flowers that bloom,
sogrepAieel BouHdary Of our Place ef BHsiness
By Youngs shoe store and Jovce hat shop, and Lakefc
East BY usdor and Deans Deans dry goods stores and
sandusky River South by stkers ready-mado clothing
store and rn csy. Vest BY Fort stephenson and th'
Rocky Nonntsins.
6ey Friends fellow-etizens and couutrymen, give nj
a call. No. I, RueklaaGs Slesk: ,,
Fremont, March ;, 1855 eyi
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Is This AnyBody's PIciurei

There is noighbor S.. He's content
with his farm, and believes that draining is
too costly TO be praeticed, and sheds will
not pay as a protection to stock. He leaves
a dilapidated fence in front Of the dwelling,
backed by row Of scraggy peach trees
His woodward is tho space in front Of his
house, consisting of an unsightly pile Of
green logs to be cut up as occasion requires
His barn the roof decayed and ragged,
with the boards hero and there missing from
the sides; an open yard, whore all winter
herd Of lowing cattle may be seen, pinehed
with cold tranlping their fodder under
their feat His farming implements they
are lew and simple. Ga in.o the road, and
there BY the fcnce--where shey orc carefully
placed when NOS in uso--vou will see
them. An old wagon With an older box
stands there ready 70 odrop to pieces by its
own weight, three cornered drag rests con
fdiaely against il. whila little way oil is
the plow. which BY the wear and tear il is
subjected 70 might be referred to any age
since Methusaleh. Eoighbor S. believes
,,ne plow Hiil answer for all purposes and
all soils, and thinks new inventions in this
line humbugs. In the spring he yokes a
pair Of poor, starved oxen, that have lain
out to freeze in his open yard all winter
hitelas theln 10 bis plsw. and proceeds T.
spring blowing. He usually gets INTO hi.
field BY letting down the fence, an easy
task by the way, and that till he cannot
easily mako il worse usually begins in
wot weather, As bis team IS TOO light 10
plow when il is dry. lie plows shallow, for
his team Is not strong enough to plow deep.
Ho dou't sabsoils it would takc smother
team. When harYest Gomez, ha wonders
why bis fields yield but half crop.
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Bloody n II, Etc -str. Iiines crtikete. 0lnar.
Ohio saSss ] had horse haliy aact. With d5sien-
per ard gave hin -. Johns Condition P0wderh they
ope rated like chnril "a citing cure 10 lew days
They ara avun 10 cows iu neghhQrhofl with exec
lent "a ct purifying hsr blond aud improving taeig
condition rs reaty O. increase their qluntity OF
hlk One COW n Rlrgci. Wlicii caused er 70 give
bioody ptiik cure was Elected with tiese foH-
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Filtecn H9rses 10 one ~ 1I9 Uult4 ~ VuuB =.
Norihrs-,eru Ohio SAWS have made use ~ l. ]. 81
Julin's Condition Powders for Cough Dstemper. Want
Of Ao,-tirr etc ctusiitr thtnt an article ~ great
value ana The hest horse wtdhiic Nth Nhlch iam &C.
auainfed was some time since NJ the iiFerNsttplc of
R4niel Toainrs u Manise y, and tonpd his hgrEeE.
nneen n rnnhe cied With congn Aa1Nsga t N n4 d
tee ,iays learned he had eluWed my adVice, anu that
bis holses were lhln peIieety WI.
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FlpIn Q lItdNIv T0fWV 4f8111cd %, VfI'
My horse was worked and drigeii 40 hard tnat he
secnfpd completely aud uari up lfhe NlktN
few Yards he would lreiuhle az oger- lie ,eued en-
tireiv worthless and about 60 die. gave MN fhflns
rnaiicinse mt Trey were ~ no benefit I anay gave
him 4 l.. 81 JOINS CONDITION pOWDttts Ito
rauidv irurOved until he hrciue Perfectly we'll tntu
sgl,i him III one hundred dollars = PhLAiMAkER.
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ID Il E ID S

Wy ARRANTY, MORTGAGE, and oUIT-cLAnf
w DEEDS, may always Be had at the Drag and
Book stone Of G. R. hecULLo cH.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-01-21

Sow OArs N MAAcn-ThFes Of us
neighbors--concluded we would SOW our
oats last spripg. as early rs sls latter part
Of the third month. Sow it upon corn
stubble without pIswing aGd depend upon
q very thorough narrowing 70 coy0fit. We
did 80, and tie result was good crop oi
gfain On boaeiifpl bright straw The sue
eeSs s no doubt Attributable 10 lie early
sowing and I have no question II tho oat
crop Of 0hip should be got in next spring
as early s the latter part Of the tEird or
fut q she fourth plonlb, tho rust may be
nearly If not en.isreii-;-, agoided. / would
therefore Feepiamepd al persoas intending
70 sow oals % koFo their ground ready 10
sow, without ploaghihg next spring. II It
Is corn stnbble in good tilsh. free from
weeds, it WI DO without piouahing. II il
iafoal, or should Be- sod, ilnhnuld bs plough
"a Ahh iall VIII. LADp. Richmond, JEFF
ferscn county, ohio. Ohio Farmer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-28

JAMES n FHNFll !, Z On totI''Vt VI
JOS. +. POWELL, Deslsn.
no 24--dlm

MRS. CLARKE formerly Mrs. HALhAH
lSI would inform her former patrons and the
Richmond community that she will ayaln resume
her profession in teaching the PlANo. both IN
FAMILIES and SCHOOLS. Having the expert
ence of fifteen wears teaching in families IN the
city. to whom she refers, and also 10 Mr. Ham,i-
toms Female Seminary, formerly of Richmond, she
eels assured OF being able TO give Satisfaction
Terms moderate. -,
Residence on Grace, between 4th and 3th streets,
one door below the corner of 4th.
REFKRBN Es:-Hon Judge Robertson Mrs
fudse Nicholas, Robert Nicholas, Esq, Charles
w Purcell Esq. Jos. Alien, Esq, judge Daniel,
Mrs. DIR. Sneed, Miss Tazewel, Adolphus Dill,
ESQ Mrs william Robertson, Mrs. DR.. Muntord,
Thos Rigaer ESQ Sc A-2ws
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-28

- The fourth session Of Mrs. Or. MUNFURD7S
SCHOOL will commence on the first MONDAY IN
October next, and end July 3rd. 1860.
TERas-For beginners, S25 for others. $50 per
entire session School-room at Mrs. SARAH
MUNFORD'S. corner 5th and Canal streets.
RcferencsS.-Mr. VIM. Rutherford, Mr.. N. NJ.
Martin. Mr. Vim. Gwathmey, Mr.. Boiling Haxall,
Mr.. Barton Haxall, Mr.. John Freeland. Mr.. Wm.
Z. Mayo, Messrs. Wm. and Joseph CTenshaw. Mr..
Wynd. Robertson, Mr.. Edwin Robinson, Rev. MIR.
Mnnegerode, and Col. Geo. w. Munford.
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