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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-26

SAILING OF THE STORE SHIP SuPPLY.-T This
ship will sail from New York for the coast of
Africa, about the LIST of September next. The
following 10 list of her officers:-Commander
Henry Wake; Lieutenants, J. Downes, o. F.
Stanton, and Geo Brown; Acting Master, w. N.
Allen; Assistant Surgeon, A. M. vedder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-26

IVA destructive fire occurred in Syracuse, N
Y, on Monday last, by which, among other build
ings, the First Baptist church was laid IN ruins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-26

IL A young man aged about twenty, and "by
no means hard looking character, - was sentenced
to two months in the penitentiary, in New York,
on Monday last, for whipping his mother, "a re-
spectacle looking lady some forty years Of age
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-26

II The expectation Of -four from Richmond,
mp to this date. since January last. Is not near
as great as 1t was during the same period last
year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-26

IL During the present season, one individual
at Columbus, Ohio, has purchased 400 600 pounds
of wool, at cost of about ss0 900. II Ii estimated
that the quantity bought and sold in the State
during the will reach II, 600 100 pounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-26

NAvAL.-William l.. Bradford has been ap
pointed by the Presidenta Lieutenant i'm the Navy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-26

The WEArHER.-The following report Of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time Of observation Is about O'Clock:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-26
~ COKEr-COKEu

~ COKEr-COKEm
The supply now on hand of this most economical
fuel exc-s in quality Any heretofore sold in WASH
ing;on. being carbonized from sup rior dry. free
Coal free from slate other siiicious substances
At the price asked only seven @. nts per bus
II is uaI t. Anthracits Coal At about S3 Der ton
Delay IN procuring at once o ia and later supply
Of Coke may compel consu ners to purchase q in
f.riOr ticle. ppy At the Office Of the Gas Ii hi
COMPANY. No. 314 lth street between the hours
Of O'clock g.. IN. and p. IN.
J. r. BROWN.
an 2i-2w SECRETARY in Charge,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-26

CouRToF INeuIRy.-The following members of
the Military Academy will compose the court Of
inquiry which the President has directed to con-
vene at West Point. New York. on Friday, Aug
26, 1885, for the purpose of investigating certain
charges preferred against Cadet Clifton Comley,
Of that institution: Brevet Major w. A. Nichols
Assistant Adjatant General; Captain Morris
Miller, Assistant Quartermaster Lieutenant G
X. Harren, Typographical Engineers. The cour'
will report the facts in the for the information
Of the President
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BOARDING AND DAy school,
ENGLISH AND FnENCH

81 q IN NNn,u ,r ~ sSa,nss9S' ~ Z.

CHARLES III. NORTON, A, NJ. PRINCIPAL
The twelfth ear Of this In.titution viii com
steadily Incrt ased pea u came into the hand. Of
the present rinciT s and during the past yea has
been removed IT, more eommodlou. quarters Tbs
course of STUDY, aided by Lectures and Appsrat 10
embraces ala ths branehes of a thorour h Ensits n
education, gether with the attn AMI French a II
sqch other Languages as the parents NAV desire
lApl mas will bs awarded 10 those younx ladi.x
Who, having completed the course Of stnaH rs,
ala" sansfsctorlls the sPpoiIted exsm.nstions
esved into tbs family Of the Prihcipaj. And ey.t,
eaS5t ma to renaeI them comfort table and HAPPY.
tNied on application to the pnnc nal q $500, un
TO the primo: pal. an ssIsopn' T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-26

MOUNT VERNON AND THE TOMB OF
NA WASHINGTON,
Tsses Week Ussl Fs,tkev Notice
The steamer THOMAS COLLYER viii run res-
kopWs OF Msshinston on TUES
DAfS snd fklDAIS, leaving IN, o-3eezaak1D
turning at half past O'Clock D. ma. >N ~
pSoaohes leave all the Hotels and the oorper Of
h gnasy Vsnias avenue and nh st. ats q m. Hound
sVS. ma s-u
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WYMAN. 11oLh:
THE GRFATEsT OF WIZARDS.
TIE GREAr FAToRITE,
OpeLs gu MONDAY.
At ODD FELLOWS HALL
su a 81 FOh ONE WEEK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-26

Josiah Parker. Somerset county, IS years; Jacob
kheades, York county, s5 years; Simeon Simp-
son, kennebec county, 81 years; William Tukey
Cumberland county, 81 years; John Sawyer, Pc
nobscott county, 10i years Foster Wentworth.
Lincoln county. % years; William Wyman, Lin,
coin eoonsy - years. - q -
TIT - Ass,sr.st Esorss.n. Arrd.sr.p-
The besrd o. Naval Engineer for Che exasuina-
Hon q candidates fas admisiion IN One corps, has
serpinafed IN duties. The following have psssed
satisfactory enaminstions, and win be warranted
rs Third Assistants: No. I. VIM. Cary Selden
Washington, ID. C; 2. 5. w. Cragg, Baltimore
Md Henry 9. Davids, Norfolk, Va; 4. A.
B. Campbell. Brooklyn, N V; 5. Reynold.
Driver, Wilmington. Del; 6. r. H. Fitch, Fail
Haven, Mas :. Jas. Atkins, Augnsh, Me-; Q
Edward Scattergood, Philadelphis; g. W. w
Miles, w heeling, Va; To- CT Mayer, jr.
Baltimore; IL. f: 9. Boynton. East Hartford
Conn II. II A! Delins, Brooklyn, N. V; 10.
H. Bordley, Baltimore; IA. David Smith, Ando
yer, Mass; Is. F. A. Wilson, Brooklyn, n Y
l6. John f. NELL, New York
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u WHAr wouLp WE BIZ wrrHorrIr
The UNION CIU most respec' fully announce
e To- sh sasi mos; 3; numerous friend, apd
give tSsi5 fIRsT.GiRsSHbh PIC PIC Mo-
ARLINGTON sPRiN6S on MONDAY. Aug.
The Club pledge themselves that no PENS or o,
pense WI be spared TO make this the Pic Nc of the
stages will leave the west gate of the Captol and
Maryland avenue very honr, and from The corne,
OF TN street and Ia. avenue. for the acrotnmod.
tlon OF those who may honor us with their Com
Tieksts FIFTY CENTS, admitting a sertensn
withers' Band has been engaged.
NJ. Marceron ~ sa,.
j. II. Robinson, J. p Johnston
III Thompson, G. w Richsrd.on.
an Is -Tu,Th.f&s.
NOTICE TO PLEASURE sFEKERs-The
y fotomac Steamboat Company, -
u, ~ s ,hait .1 to the semi weekly .nPs
foi, offer the subic Of WsshiDston and vio'nit, an
and n cR sff.Eifn RS
eissoeo at one dollar ID each for Glynont, with
Prlvefe OF remaining there all ht And returninC
next Gay; . so fer A9 ula Creek, at two dollars
\. The angler can enjoy fine sport with hook and
line at either Of the above places white perch and
other smsl han being abundant also fine shooting
plaoes. ~ "'N "' ''''''
Boats leave foot Of sth street at 81 q. M. and ss
For further inscrM.ion nao a S =. = r.
Browns Hotel. GEO. +. MATTiNGLY'
:. q Iioket Agent Potomac Steamboat Company.
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IMPORTANT T WHEELwRIGHTS
ANDoOACH TRfMMERS.
per yard.
Ensmeled Muslin, 5 Z, 81 to IS cts. pr yard,
d.. do. 4. - to 81 cts. do.
do. Drills, S,1f to IS cts. do.
He al Lining, q to ~ cts. 60.
50 do. 81 to ~ cts. do.
r atra do. 81 10 g. It's. do.
Arssorted Fringss, s cts. do.
FOR sal'by JOHN =. ELvANs CO.,
500 Pa. ave., between
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3US n. ave., Oetwesn
an IS cost Intel d Alex .Gax.b 9th and tn sts
b E sroNEorNp.rroxs
Ths Undersigned cff'r to toe public BUILDING
SrooNE from the c, hrsted ansrIIes of WIN. ID.
e. Murdoch. Esq near the Little Falls o. the Pc
.nmac, SO lon favorahly Known, as wo,kel Nv
Irn!nthy b'saal S-s ,taa fn'Iosring dascriptons
OF ston
age and small TRU.K STON T. for heavy foun-
cations
Lar.r ard small WHEELING STONE for walls
from inch to s feet IN tiick rs,
FOOTlNGS of al Dimensions suited for brick
FI.AGuiNG for street crossiree, v,Iks,&c.
MsssIs. Sllsby 4 Co. vi ], If des red. PI-II "
tOt fONSil any part of the cities Of Wash
Irgton GeorEetown, or Alexandria, the .ost
orders will meet with prompt attention, and the
Stone delivered at any navig able point tho cana,
on appiIcatIonto SILSBY a CO,
au Is I'm ia Bridge st., Georgetown. a. C.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-12
Letter From a Nelson Whip.

Aessrs. Editors.---A political crisis is at land:
tue ENORMOUS expenditures of the Federal Govern
ment, The unprecedented and dlctatoriul policy Of
It's Executive with reference 10 our foreign Iela-
tons, the tact that We have uuw no democratic
party amongst W., tend IL show that the over
Throw oi the Democratic party in 1860 is rs iney-
table, ana must be us signal US that of lS4U-
Then why not buckle on armour and contest
every field with the enemy The :. Richmond
Wing "LynchLurg Nlrginian,' aud other lead.
ing journals. urge the absolute necessity of run
ming Opposition candidates for Governor Lieuten-
ant Governor and Attorney General; OF putting
III the field, even where there is hope vi SUE
cess, candidates tor the State Senate and House of
Delegates, but are dumb an oyster in regard to
candidates for Congress i'll the several districts IF
the State. Why is thisy II there is any pcssi-
bic hope of carrying the GubcrnatoriaI election
there must lac II ground of hope in the Congress
sional. II we cannot carry q majority Of Congres,
siunal Districts IN the Stnse, cannot carry tho
Gubernatorial election. Then let the Opposition,
in Convention, or through the press representing
1t, at once, noW IN each District, nominate some
man, able, well known, honest thoroughly mbued
with the great American policy of Mr. Clay, and
fully awakened to the importance oi retrenehment
and reform, and my word for it, the vote for the
nominees vi the Richmond Convention will he
vastly enhanced.
am n resident cf PowelPs Distrct-thc shoe
String -ahd am in favor Of putting candidate
on the track for whom can vute consistently with
my political principles Hundreds of Wings and
Americans III tins District will not vote on cleo
ton day for either Powell or Leake. they will not
choose between evils Seli-stylcd Democracy is
bad enough, and its representative men worse.
We want and must have an Opposition candidate
in this District. Will you or some of your cores
pondents suggest an honest and true man, for
whom and others Of my party can vote?
INDEPENDENCE.
NELSON Co., February, 1859.
Richmond Wing copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-12

Among the delegates to the Wing State Con-
vention, from this city. was Mr.. Samuel Nowlin,
venerable gentleman who has already reached
his seventy-sixth year. In order to be on hand
in due season. Mr.. N. left has home several day.
In advance Of the day of meeting We commend
the example # this glorious Old Wing veteran,
70 the 'mitasssa II some Of his younger brethren.
The inolemsnt weather on Wednesday, coupled
with previous indipedtion. prevented the attend.
sncs Of that uhois-soslsd and veteran Wing COL
Maurice Langhorne.
party containing zach mon, deserve ,ucc...
whether they achieve it, or not
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-12

Lynchhnrg, it wa- proposed 10 appoint commit
~ inform him uf has i,a..I,..t ., but the Ia
ton was withdrawn until the Nominating Com-
mttee had completed their iabors.
Tic report OF the Committee was unanimously
adopted.
Mr. WV. MARTIN, & Henry ofereda resolution
which was Adopted. requesting the President to
appoint committee IF thirteen to prepare suita-
BILE resolutions the basis Of this Convention.
The President will announce the committee
hereafter.
Col. CHARLES LEWIS Of Rockingham. Informed
the Convention. that owing Ia the indispostion Of
Hon. JunS MINOR BoTTs, lie would not be able to
speak that evening, but would avail himself o
the pleasure Of doing TODAY, if il should be the
pleasure of the Gun, eniiun la hear him.
Tn motion, the Convention took recess until Z
O'Clock T. NJ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-12
AFTERNOON SESSION.


The Convention was called TO order at 4 o clock,
when the President proceeded to announce the
committee on Nominations, as follows:
Fnnluier-Robt + Scott
Ohio, Brooke. etc-J Bingham
S'ahord-E y Tayloe.
Floyd, etc--,)as Preston.
Beliord-James Foot johnston.
taa phell-Francis b Deane, Jr
Wood, ctc--Jacob b Blair.
Franklin-Wm Martin.
Norl,ll. City, Ferguson
llaliiax-lhomns Bruce,
Nottoway-Travis II Epps.
Augusta-John McCue
Wythc- William Terry.
Rockbridge Hugh Barclay.
Carolme-J II Kelly, of Spottsylvania.
Powhaan--William Weisiger.
Abemarle- Ill McGruder.
Richmond -Marmaduke johnson.
Cu!rercr-Daniel S Slaughter.
King and Queen--John Lumpkin.
Lunenburg-w addy Streat.
llardy--D j Maupin.
Wll'amsburg-Thos II Wilcox.
Louloun-Jno NJ Harrison.
retersbnrg-Robt b Boiling.
Surry--Mr Gray
Fairiax-Wm I Massie
Hanoyer-W { Wickham.
Monongalia-Wm Price.
Norfolk County--Jas G Holiday
Middlcsex, Matthews, etc-A X Evans.
Charlotte--Wood Bouldin
Amherst-Robert X Irving.
Cumberland Carter Lee
WestmorelaDd-G W LOWS.
Alleghany-Dr Mcdonald.
Giles--RR Weistger
Russell--Ro NJ Fields
',reenbrier-Grsnville Smith,
Wood-J Bartlett.
bInwiddie-S S Wesiger.
N3uthampton-T q Pretlow.
Pitsylyania-Tho Atkinson.
Goochland-C q Coleman.
Jefferson and Berkeley l. Ransom.
Frederick S Galia6er.
KockinghamC II Lewis
Jackson--Dr A NJ McCorkle.
Prestpn--R Berkshire.
The committee at once retired to the base.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-12

VAnCADlB WDoD LAND FOR nA1V
nS S :. assrous q selling VOC ACRES or
within shEee nass kynshharg This rast : wei, wosasa
40 HE.Y FINE TDBACCOLAkD Price uotlsrs,e
Dlsskl6sA - IL undaraGnsd ~"~e'
AssAAev. r. srABLER, JR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-12

Mae cheers for Gogsin and Bolts Petersburg
VIII give the nominees glorious support.
On motion. the Convention adjourned to meet
again at 10 o'clock this morning
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-12
Candidates for City Sergeant.

Has- Cry SERGEANT.--At the so iciation of nv
friends, announce myself a candidate Office Ci,y
Sergeant, at the ensuing Spring election.
feb dlor H. DUNNINGTON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-12

DkS~ CLERxsHIP OF THE HusrINGs CouRT.--I re.
specially announce myself candidate for the oico
OF the Hastings Court Of the city of Iynchbnrg.
ian 5.ltdoie. WIN NJ SEMPLE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-12

Day" | am II candidate for reelection to the
cerkship Of the Court OF Hastings, FIR this city.
jan dtioe JAMES BENAGH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-12
Candidates for Clerkship.

Ssa5- announce myself AZ a candidate for re-
election to the off:e Of City Sergeant
feb Atltdoie l IuHN RnISSEA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-12

Dfay- We are requisite to announce JUNlUSC.
DID AN candidate for the Cerkshp Hastings
Court, Tor the cry ofLyncbbarg ian dtdofe.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-12

peS~ am a candidate for the Office of Clerk of
tho Hu-tings Court of l., nchhurg J. N GORDON.
ian l.dtdofe.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-28
Original Poetry.
For the Detasears Inquire,',
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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-28
pRELFAcR.

1t has been customary for romance, as well
as other writers, to accompany their works
with preface. This is generally tedious
affair. To write even page that would not
be read wonld be labor for nothing. To avoid
being tedious, when commenced this work, !
made up my mind to throw enough magne-
tism into it to make every chapter profitable
and entertaining.
The Story, from beginning to end, is based
upon facts CLEANED from the memory OF per-
sons yet residing in the vecinity where the
events narrated transpired and who vsill re-
eognize some of theirown language very close
ly copied when they peruse this work.
That Mrs. Bachelor and her tribe of plum
derers anil gamblers did keep the citizens Of
Wilmington in continual dread and that she
was publicly driven out OF the borough by a
posse of constables are matters which have a
strong hold on the memories Of many who
suffered from their depredations.
With this brief alluson, TO the matter con-
tanned in the following pages, throw this
little work upon the sea of literature, TO sink
or swim according TO its merits.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-28
CHAPTER |.
AN EVENING sogSE.

The evening twilight was fast casting Its
somber hues over the trees, the rocks and the
messy banks of the Brandywine as man
emerged from cluster of bushes which then
grew. on the South side of the race, that fur
nishes water to run the far famed mills of the
same name as theriver they are situated on.
This cluster of bushes was known by the
name Of Charley's Bunch.
With asslow. pace he walked backward and
forward in aspath which was partly obscured
from, the public gaze. He was apparently
wrapped in deep thought. When he would
turn his face from the gloom which was fast
thickning among the underbrush with which
he was partially surrounded, the behOldei
might be induced to tsrry moment to gaze
on one of the most beautiful countenances il
is the lot of man to behold. His, was a high
and intellectual forehead, around which clus-
tered, in iuxuriant profusion, large guam
titys. of black, Glossy curls, His very fair
cheeks had a slight tinge of the rose upon
them-perhaps romantic lady might come To
the conclusion that the tinge spoken OF was q
considerable addition to his personal appear
ance.1s That lis mouth was studded wishteetll
as white and as beautiful as the mother o
pearl ,sand that his nose-which was neither
Grecian or Rofnan--was as perfect MS though
Il had come from the hand Of the sculptor
that his eyes-brght mirrors of the mind
were of a beautiful lustrous black, swimming
in languor, would. not be too extravagant
description Of his person.
He had the appearance of being mild and
gentle. yet there was q kind of roguish smile
playing about the corners of his mouth thai
bctokened that his mind was not inactive up
on Some subject, or other, which gave an eX
preston to his eountenance which would in
.duce close observer Of human nature to CONT
to the conclusion that he was enjoying pleas
ing meditation--one that promised something
more tangable than the lovely view OF thu
works of nature which surrounded him. BJ
little closer investigation the eyes which ap
peared 80 beautiful, at first, assumed a lear
roguishness rarely to be met with. First they
would appear black and penetrating, and witt
a tisry ferceness seemed to illuminate hi
whole countenance then their brilhancl
would fade away into soft captivating Ian
Buor7 would have liked some of the vii
mington bells, of this day, to have seen th
mysterious being and heard their opinion o
the hero Of hundred conquests but as
cannot have this satisfaction, they must b
oontented with my description of him il i
all that now remains of one of the most beau
tiful,-and most prohigate of men. He wa
about five feet nine inches high, and as straigh
as an arrow he needed none of the super
duities of the tailor to make him look genteel
for his dfesA sat as gracefully upon him as hi
enrls which feil In tfssses around bis shoulders
r. mnat hAts lpsen certainly aceqpstt's beau
Ideal of psrfsptiepsa "a f.i.lsl-si ID;
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-28
SATURDAY, MAY %, 1859.

which presented no fairer prospects than his
consequently he studied at nights, and at in,
tervals, until by the assistance of his Old
teacher, who took great liking to him, he
was enabled to read Homer and Virgil in the
original. By dint of continued application he
was soon on footing, so far as education
was concerned, with his instructor. Many
time would William R, the venerable
teacher of the Academy, point to Samuel irv-
ing, in innocent pride and say !" this is a
scholar Of the old time kind he is a boy oi
my educating he is destined to fill sons Of
the highest stations in this country"
Having CLEANED this much from their con-
versation we will leave each (after pledging
their future friendship to take his course.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-28
Miscellaneous.
Am Original sturg.
Written for the Delaware Inquirer.
THE C0U 81 MS,
80
BY JAMES MONTGOMERY

4 RoMANoE FOUNDED ON THE LEGENDARY
HISTORY OF THE CITY OF WHINING
TON--RRvEALING SOME OF THE
BLACK DEEDS, AND UNMAsK;
ING SOME OF THE HIDDEN
EVENTS THAT TRANS
PRED THIRTY
YEARS AGO.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-11-24

feters0n's Mdgazinc.--We are in re
eeiPt Of, this popular Lady's Magazine fol
December Il is splendid number
"Peterson has circulatich slready, ot
nearly 100, 600, but will be greatly i'm
proved in 1860. 1t will contain abou,
1000 pages of double column readins
matter, ID steel plates 12 cJEyred stee
fashion plates, IL colered patterns in
Berlin work, embroidery or crochet, and
500 wood ensravings-prop0rtionate
more than any other periodical 9iUes
Its stories and noyelets are By the best
writer's. Its fashions arc Away, the la.
test and trettiest. It's price is but Two
DoLLARs d year. OF dollar less than
Magazines ofits class. Subscribe for II
and,save a dollar. To clubs, it is cheap.
er still-viz three copies fer s5, or eight
for $40. To every person getting up a
club, the Publisher will send two. splen-
did engravings of Niagara, of a size for
framing. Address, CHARLES J. PETER
son, 300 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
= E0r Specimens sent gratis.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-11-24
TO STUDENTS.

TO STUDENTS.
ID URTON LEWIS will Board and furnish
- good rooms, lights and fuel for SIX
YOUNG GENTLEMEN to attend the Winter
Term of Ulysses Academy, at the rate of One
Dollar and Fifty Cents a Week.
Lewisville, Nov. 5, lS59.-lltl5.*
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-11-24
aem andertis
LYMAN HOUSE,

c. C. LYMAN. Proprietor, Ulysses, Potter Co.,
Pa. This House is situated on the East
corner of Main street, opposite A. Corey h
Sons store, and is we'll adapted to meet the
wants of patrons and friends l2:ll-lv