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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-11-08

HICKORY GWONE.
4. Charles CO.. Mo-. Nov. IN, 1851,
rRor. o j. WwD--Deat sir: Soinc t'mc lhs'
Summer we were induced 10 use S"me ~ your
HAIR Restorative, and its effects were go woii'
derfu, we feel 10 our duty TO you ana the AT
ncted, to report. ,.,,,
covered with sores, and some called
ID Scald Head. The hair almost entirely cninc
off IN consequence, when friend: srelhg nus
sunerlngs, advised us to use your Restorative;
We did M with little hope ot success, nu' w
nnr surprise, and that Of all our friends. very
few applications removed tho disease citirciy,
and a now and luxuritnt crop OF hair soon
start ed out aud we can n',w say that our h"N
has as healthy a scalp. AMI Us sIuXnriantacr"i
Of hair as any other child. We can, therefore,
and do hereby recommend Your Restorative.
rs Il pcrrec, remedy for all diseases nt the
scalp aud hair. We are yours Respectfully,
GEO. w. lllt;GlNBOrilAM.
SARAH 4. lllIGlNBOrHAM.
pRop. Woop- Dear sir. Ny hair had, fur scv.
cral years, been becoming prOmaiurely gray
accomp,uicd hy a harshness which rendered
the constant application of oil necessary IN
dressing II. Whon ! commenced using your
Hair Restorative, about twn months ago. u was
IN that condition; aud having continued i's use
| u within the last three weeks. Il hts turned
tu Ills natural culur. aud assumed 4 sniincss
aud lustel greatly tubc preferred tu those pro-
duccd by the application OF oils or any other
preparation I have ever used. regard ~ rs
/ an lluiSllCnsaUIe hrlltlt tN'IN Hiu1 ''''t''
| whether tu hu used as Hair Restorative ~
| for the simple purpose of dressing ar hoautliy
ing the hair. You have permission To refer t'
me all who entertain ANY doubt Of lis perform
| ing all that Is claimed rnr ~
| MRs. G. SYMONDS. III Third st.
! CisciSs,ri. o.. Feb. 10, 1851.
wsLLlSGruS, Mn., Dec. Z, 1851.
| pROf Woop- Dear sir: llv iho advice Of I
friend of mine, who had been using your Hat
Restorative, ! was induced 10 try II had the
Fever, some time last May, and nearly ever,
hair IN my head came out. Now my hair lia
come IN u great deal thicker than ever II was
Nothing but u duty and sympathy thatl feel &
communicate to others who are afflicted as
have been, would induce me to give This pub
/, lie acknowledgment of the honeht have re
ceiyrd from Prof. Woods Hair restorative.
Yours respectfully,
4. n. JACOBS.
!! The Restorative Is put up In bottles Oft
sizes. VIZ: large. medium, and small; tho sma
holds half n pint. and retails for one dollar rc
y bottles; the medium holds ut least twenty pc
? ccutum more In proportion than the small, r,
? tails fnr two dollars per bOttlo the large hold
a quart forty per centup more in proportion
! and rctails FOR 81 a hntf
o. WOOD & co., Proprlefors,
4il Broadway, New York. al
, III Market ST., 81. Louis, Mo
, And sold by all go Il Druggists and Fame
GoodsDealers. tJunc22. lSG0-3msc.
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FEMALES.

Tho many certificates which have been ten.
lerGd us, and the letters which w0 are daily
rncciyiEg. are conclusive proof that among
she wn,rcn these i'ilterS have given II satts.dc'
tinn which iin others have ever done bei,re.-
No woman In the land should be without lliom.
trd III 'so who cnce use them VIII not fail T.,
"A 'lnlIy.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-11-08

CIoARs.-The Wheeling Inteligencer says
that there ATE 6fteen establishments IN that
city for the manu- ufacture of the well known
domestic cigars, the "Stogies." About GU
men are employed in making them, who
turn oui about 5OO,O 900 week. The tobac-
CO from which these cigars are made comes
from Kentucky, though some Of the smaller
manufacturers use the Ohio leaf.
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REMEMBER THEN
This Ne licine Will Cure You!

This ne ,icine Will Cure You!
Agents.
ISRAEL rRrrS, Pndlav, OhIG;
j. NJ. ilrTHR Il %, Fmhhly, ohio;
JANIS MASNiNG, VaIlue, ONO:
GniHrL " OsrnglMgW Van llurcp, Ohio;
}. B. VAN DORES FuSiurla;
l.. A, HALDwIS, Mt. III tnclHrd, ohio;
SANugL HCHEg, Columbus Grove, Ohio;
SAMUEL SHnlr. ottawa, ohio;
j. u. q. liIrkiNS, GIihuI, ohm.
Agencies made anil AGENTS supplied nv Mrs,
G.. u. LANGwOgriiY. who Is hercby authurlGd
Ia aritc my name upon the wrapper. without
which none r. genuine.
rhysmmns furnished by the gallon, whcr'
lrCuuest-d.
| With u Kind farewell then. Ia the good pc"
! ,lu whom have dealt Win So many years
aud II wish HAT they will sustain my wills IN
| llu snlc ui tls medicine. which has bcne eiiiicr
81 mapy alIcady, nm with tho best Oi feel
lngs toward ,rrTy one IA this community,
| Your faithful servant.
| A. LANGWOIfrHI,
| Capt. Co. A, GIbsun ieg't u. =. Army
l FISDLAy. AUGUST lG, 1861.
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LAN9woRTHY'S
East India dyspepsia Cure
AND
Female Regulator.

nURING nv absence in the war this modi
- cine wIll be made by my wife, and that oi
ny make can only be had In Finday oi ISRAEL
GKRHS nr j. VI. lllBEg 4 Go.
Read the following statements:
II. Is, llrnD SAYS -" Alter taxing II for u
Sircngi hcnng medicine after II IT Of sick ness,
would say that the Butchers ought tn favor
! It's SALE for the HppciiiG it gave me wns
enough to consume a bcofa week"
| iIouERT BONNER says "Dr. Langwuthy; At
your suggestion, | bought tor NY daus niur.
who was suffering under some oi the peculiar
Il .seascS incident Ia her sex, "a bottle Of VI.
T. s, India ID, Sp,p>in Cure, II han done hei
So much good thai must have auullor hottie.
4 Esq. JoRpAN, q. Arcadia, SAY s-"YOur med
ic ne has done me more good than any mudi
Icinc ! over tnok."
/ rcirr amy patient confidently tn the follow
lag persons Wh" themselves ar their families
have used II:
Paul SnuIs Cashier Flnday Bank;
*. u. llnrd, Chester Church,
X. =. Baker, >. Bergman.
4 DR.. Hudson. DR.. Beech,
! Samuel n. Gray. Dennis Lee,
Amns Hartman, u. Van'ioren,
The unriNallcd sales nf this medicine is ~
! umm Stakabc rvidunGe ui It's Intr,hslc value.
I tOsfO,ia News.
REMEMBER THEN
II, you have Stomach DlScsSo--lI you have fe
i,.lp ID, spHsp
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y, TER MSS:
|trgie Copy, one yser, ,~ adv ence, sl.50

THE CLUB SYSTEM ABANDONED.
|sr Our spbseribus tcin bear in mind hot III
DO system has been abandoned, e',d that our pa
,cin Be PabEshed, hereafter, at $3.50 IN dd
hee, and no iess.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-11-08

PrrEpsuN's MAGAZISE. I'VE nrc in
lec,i,t OF Ibis popular l.dy's mag
zine Ton ID, c,in' er. L. it. u sp!.ndid
hnular. The title page for 1851 IL
he hamlsuincst we ever saw. -
will be greatly improved
II 1862 twill contain 900 p g,s
If double column reading nn,iel
omi,en steel plates; twelve col rec
&c inshirn plates; twelve co''rc'
,att, rms in Berlin Toik, cmhr"i!D y
pr cr chct, aud eight hundred woo'
.ngrasings p,opo,tionate'y mo'
than any othcr le'iodicG gives =
= stories and novelc'a are by IN,
M-t writer's. In 1862 'our or gina
copvriglt novelcts will be given
lr. FA-uI"Nl ARE ALWAYS TIE L,TEs
AND pRnrTIrsr! Every neigl torhm
onsht to make NJ. a cub, Its uric
il hot TWO DtLLaRs a year, or do
lnr iss than magazines OF its class
IT Il TIE MAGAZINE FOR TIE TiMl.s!-
To clubs, il is cheaper still, viz
three copies Tor S5, five Tor 81 81
or eight for $40. To every perso
getting up club, the Publisher WI
s,n an tatra copy gratis, as a pr
MUM Sp' cimens cent (if write
tori to those wiehing 10 get mp club
Address, post paid CuAnLIs j. +
TERsoN, 3O6 Chestnut street, Phil
dell hia.
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The Cordial is all we Claim for it'll!
Mothers, Tly IT.!

And to you wc appeal, To detect the illness
ar decline not only oi your daughters before il
be too late, but also your sons and husbands,
for while the former from false delcacy, often
go down to premature grave, rather than let
their condition he known in time, the latter
are often ~ mixed up with the excitement oI
business, that II II were not for you, they too.
yo,,ld travel Ia the same downward path until
il ts TOO late to arrest heir iual tall. But the
mother Ia ALWAYS vipil,nl, aud Ia you sc cen
edentIy appeai: for We are sure yor- never
failing affection VIII unerrlngly po:lt you IL
PROF. WOODS SrORAriVECoEDlAL All
MOOD RENOvATOR as the remedy whcl
should be always ON hand IN time of nocd.
q. J. WOOD, praprletor, 4ti Bro'hway
Nav York, and M Market street, 81. l.ouls
Missouri, and sold by all g""d DRUGGISTS. iric'
Ono Dollar per Bottle.
| Nav 1, lsGl.-(ly
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HIS NOT TOO MUCH 70 SAY
.gtl SINCE Alb. agll
OLD AND YOUNG,
AFFIRM IT'S TRUTH;
That Prof. Woods Hair Restorative

win preserve h,tah,Jiy the grotcth and rofor NJ
the hair, ~ used i've or three timesH week Y"
amy imaginable age. Perfectly. restore the
gray, cover the bald with naturc's own orna-
ment. the hair; make II more soft and beaut,s
ful Than any oil. and preserve the scalp tree
tr, m NIL disease to the greatest age. States
men. Judges, Attorneys. Doctors, Clergymen,
Professional men. and gentlemen aud ladies ~
ALI cInsses, all over the world. bear Testimony
that we do not say too much In it's lavor.--
Rend the following and Judge; tt.
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I'D THE PEOPLE
OF THE UNITED STATESv

In the mon,h "f December, ls5s, the under
signed fnr tho first time offered for sale tu the
publc DIR. y. Bovcc Dods' Imperial Wine
Is tiers, and In this short pei i"d they have
given such universal satisfaction To tho many
Thousand oi person who have tried them, tina,
10 IL now an established article. The amount
nr bodily and mental misery arising simply
from neglect ofsmall complaints is surprising
and u Is therefore of the utmost Importance
that strict attention 10 tho least and most
tr1ng bodily ailment should he had fnr dis.
eases OF the body must invariably ailoct the
mind. The subscribers now only ask u trial "
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-11-08

RrAo the following from Hon. Morris
Morris. formerly Auditor OF the State Of In
diOna:
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DR.. J. Bovee Dods'
IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS!!!

from AL who have not used thcm. we cnA,
lcngc the world to produce their equal.
These Bitters for the cure "f Weak Stom.
achs, General Debility, and for purifying and
onriching the hioud, are absolutely unsurpass.
led by any other remedy ON earth. To he as-
lsurcd Of this. IL Is only necessary to make the
trial. The Wine itself Is oi u very superior
9iality, being about unc.thrd stronger than
other wines: warming and invgorating the
whole system from the head tn the feet. A.
these BiticrS are tonic aud Alternative In their
character. - they strengthen and nvig"rPic
the whole system and give fine aud hrdifhg
action IT, all its parts by equalilins the circu'
la'iun. rcmuvins Instructions. and producing
q a general warmth. They are ATS" eXccllcn,
tor diseases AMI wcaSness peculiar Ia F'-
NAL. :. where Il tnuic il rcIuircdto Ia strengthen
and brace the ~ stem. No ;adv. wh" ~ sub
,jrcl /" lnSSitude AMI ian,ness. should be
with"u, them ~ they are reviving In lheii
action,
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nr rsATisFACTORiLY.n IN

revealed In any hook In the English language
Price 80 cents - one uf the cheapest hooks IL
the world. II health could he esti. ated "
money. the new hcts contained IN tllis n""k
at the above forfeiture. Send for "A circular
fully describing "a.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-11-08

NORMAL SCHOOL The Fall term
the Normal School closes to-day.
he attendance during the term has
cen quite COOL, considering the
Iany opposing influences calculated
Interfere with interests OF edu
htion. The pupils present have
pen principally those either hero
fore engaged in teaching, or who
csign to enter that important pro-
ssion. We cannot speak in too
Iigh ttrms Of their industry and
rderly conduct during the session.
The Winter term will commenc'
n the 25th OF November, and con
knue twelve weeks. The sch"o
sill te strictly select. No one vii
Se admitted whose conduct is n"
,ric,ly mor,l and orderly. See ad
Sertiseuicnt.
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NJ. veIpeau's Bcautifying Powder.

II imparts to the complexion an oxquisit'
bloom and transparency, and ellcctually pro
vents tn" formation of wrinkles. hl"tches
rreckles, pimpcs. wens, ETC., etc. Price II
per box. sent by mail.
Every letter must contain six ccn'sin stamps
tn be used for reply. Address Drs. jackson
Herbert ~ Co., or simply Post uiiico 'ox i36 Gin
cinnati, Ohio. Olicc. No. lG1 sycamore street
Medicines aud Instructions sent promptly ) l.
any part oi the country.
February X, 9G1.-IBmi.
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DIR. Jackson,s Perpetual Preventive.

the only article in the world that, withou'
inconvenience or danger, VIII ihialhbly pre-
ent conception. Thousands Of married IN.
ties, too feeble to bear children except nj the
hazard Of life, havo reason to he thankful Tor
,his invention. II resembles no other prevent.
We in use, aud is superior to all. Forwarded
i, my addrngs.
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INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION,
DIR. DODS'
Celebrated Wine Bitters
AAE UNSURP ASSED!

For Surc Throat So common among the Clcr.
gy. they arc truly vilu lhlc.
For the aged ard iuilrm. and f'r persons ola
weak constitution i"r Ministers If the Gospel
Lawyers, anl All public speakers Tor Book
Keepers, "ClnrS, ScumStreSses, Students. Art
ISIS, anh all persons leading n sedcniary lie,
,ilry will prove truly beneficial.
Asa beverage, they are wholesome, limo
cent. and delicious to tho taste. They produce
al the cxhilaratina ELECTS nf brandy or wine.
without Intoxicating; ant arc n valuable rem.
oiy for persons addicted To the use Of excess
iyn strong drink, aud whn wish Ia refrain iron,
4. They arc pure and entirely ire" from tho
uus'uS contained in the adulterated wines and
hull'rS With which the cniintry Is ilH'dcd.
II rhcsc 'litcrs not only CURE, but PREVENT
disease. aud should hc used by all who live in
"a = 'unirv where the water is hnd. or where
thills and Fcvcrs arc prevalent. Beng en-
rtlr-lr ini,'ccm aud harmless, they may be
.ivrn freely To children and infants with i'm
pIIniiv.
:. Physicians, Clergymen. and temperance ad
/ vOcalcS, as an act nf humanity. should asSis
: in spreading these truly valuable BlrTEl.s
over the land, and thereby essentially aid II
/, hani>hing drunkenness and disease.
In Affections of the Head, Sick IIend
ache, or Nervous Headache, DIR. Dods
Imperial Wine Bitt-rs vii, be found Il
be Most Salntnry and Ellicncious.
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FosroRIA, November 2. 1861.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-17
From Washington.

WAsHINGTe n, Jan. I6.-Lieut Hall depart
ed To-Day for Fort Snmter with instructions
for Mal II Anderson. Their charac ter is un-
known but II has been ascertalned that the
tT0oIs will not be Withdrawn from the fort
aud that Il viii be defended TO The last ex-
uemIty.
Col. HayDe, Commissioner from South Car
DINA. has, IL Is understood, moderated his
views since his arrival here, and will remain
several days. The opinion is almost uuani-
nous 10 secession circles, that all collision at
present should be studiously avoided. Col
II. has been III daily consultation with the
leaders OF the secession movement, who are
opposed to hostlilIes.
II Is believed that strong representations
have been made within few days past urg-
!ng the authorities OF South Carolina 10 per-
NIT Maj Anderson TO have every facility for
marketing and obtaining other domestic sup
plies.
The plan now before the Committee OF the
House on Federal Relations, in connection
with he House of Delegates at Richmond, is
regarded with much interest in political
circles here. The idea emanated from Mr.
PRYOR, OF Virginia, and receives the COR
DAT endorsement of the CrIttenden, Doug
las and Breckinridge men, aud men of all
shades Of Southern and conservative opinion.
Ihe plan Is, first, there must bs some defini-
1--we aud conclusive settlement of the slavery
question, or separation is Inevitable. Second,
proposing the Crittenden compromise as
amended by Mr. Douglas, as basis for fair
and honorable adjustment, and the least
which Virginia feels she could take as set
lement Third, the appointment of a Com
missioner 10 each State in the Union repre-
seniing the action of Virginia, and inviting
a response ts this basis of settlement Fourth.
astrung appeal to the Federal Government to
say its hand and avoid all acts which NAV
lead to collision pending the mediation of
Virginia Fifth, an appeal to the seeding
States 10 preserve the existing status and alb.
siaih from all acts which may precipitate a
collision
Air. Russell has been before the Special
'5mmittee on the subject OF abstract ting bonds
from the public treasury, and promptly an
s"ered the questions put TO him. He lays be.
lore them a written statement OF all he knows
relating to the matter.
an erroneous telegram has been dispatched
hehce relating TO Inc defeat of CIittenden's
COMPROMISE In the Senate. The subject will
probably come up again Tomorrow under
motion to reconsider.
dispatch from distinguished source in
virginia says there is no doubt this plan will
pass ooth Houses OF the Legislature of that
Siuhiiar movements will be made in the Leg
1'iHtares OF Missouri, North Carolina, Ten
neSsee and Kentucky. Arrangements are
making for that purpose
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CHARLESTON, Jan. lG.-(fov. Pickens has
seht message 10 the legislature advising
lhe raising OF two more artillery companies
anu enc more regiment, TO serve three wears
lie advises permanently garrisoning the for
uhcaions Of South Carolina. This NAV be
.APehsl'e' put considering we will soon have
Sou thern Confederacy the cost will hs les
sehed. The fanaticism OF the Northern States
SHOWS that If we would have peace. we must
prepare for war
The House Of Representatives has passed a
Oil 10 stay The collection and prosecution of
all debts due by South Carolina 10 men in The
h.slayeholding States until after December
next
Lieut.. Il. X. Meade, Jr., (of Petersburg, Va. }
OF Fort Sumter, reached here to-day, on a
.ss'e OF absence to 60 home 10 Virginia TO visit
us sister, who is i'll.
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Southern News, via New York,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10 The New Y ork Her.
aus Washington correspondent says that
Douth carolina, regarding, as she does, the &C.
supatIon OF Fort Sumter as a standing men.
aoe' mas notified Maj. Anderson that she in
teLus TO take 1t, cost what ii may. Maj An
DC e' genres responds that ha has no authority 10
40 otherwise than TO de-. nd IL; hat he would
Ger IL 10 Washington. When the Pres iden
80 aimed the nature of Col. Haynes mis-
~ con, (which was as stated above,) be refuse
- iecoghlze him in any other capacity than as
0itlzen OF sovereign State
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FUTURE rs


TEUS.TEEE,s sell, ~ xvasrAnl!s
FI.Ln Guilty foha MIiEs RON NAN
tHFsTEa - trustee in a certain d. ed II trust.
r, m Mr. Jasper s. layton dated ist .nuar,.
1856 ou'y rec",d ed in Chest RE d Cont, Court
l email, IN execution hereof procs ed t. sol ~
pah'!c auction on the emues. IN MOHpAY
we Nb ehruBrs 1851, at - O'Clock NIL, fair
I, not the 6rst far ~ there sifer the vslu bic
,a,m m eri: " cd by s'r Jessr WhitebeSd aDd
~ s ccnpiedh ny Mr.. Ciaytn. The tract contains
~ 80 aces. ne pia q II so vel known that fur
'nT, oes criplion 10 deemed unnecessary.
khM s-rnnush IN caah tn defra. exrenses RI
saIe ano 10 discharge note of o. SO IS with IN
Srest on edit az 20 8, 33fa3 until lat Ian
70! on 2 edit ~ to 81 1873 IS unnl Let Janu.rs
io65 with interest firm I J4l uary $50 and
halance on suoh terms Of or. dit as ma, be an
to be paid By the tnrchas.r ''S'
JAZZ AUGUSTUS BoDEKER. Trustee.
N WASDHANDSO N FRAMED rrN.
=, EMEHii on LIE S0UTa SIDE Of
TERN CORPORATION LIMITS FOR SALT
tau ,TION: VII be sold a. auction on he
st4 81 -ck that oewl, etec'ed and aeatt,
Ing the resideno. of Mr. J + Hnff an The 1T
has front ni u feet " it'll a depth of l6y feet to
an alley. The homse has 1--we rooms. besr'es
kitchen. and altogether q very desirable
dence for a sn all famil'.
TssMs One third cash; balance At s and II
moo MS neRot table noies interest adaed and
title retained till L at note is paid tt taxes for
1881 TO be PAID by The pure haser
Ja4 GODDIN APPERSON. Auct'rs.
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------------------
Georgia State Convention

M .'LLkDGkViLLE, Jan. is -The Conyen ton
Gea,s ~ 10 O'Clock. Judge Bennan temporary
nn aliman. George w. Ora wford was subse-
disrut!y elected permanent Chairman. by ac.
wsan A Lamar, OF Musaogee county.
nnls CHOSEN Secretary. A committee was ap.
t,Fu 20 wait on mmissioners Orr OF s.
~ w. and Shorter. Of Ala, to reauest them to-
cen, an unleate with the Convention, and &C.
'epl seats on the floor.
ADJOURNED un'iI Tomorrow
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EDUCATIONAL


ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
II MAYO STREET.
g. P. BURRUSS would be pleased to receive
few additional pupils, To Fl IL vacancies VIII CHI have
occurred in his school. ia IL i2tS
I AUKEL SPRING ACADE - Having
IL employed competent teacher, would like
to taAe three or four young hdis from 10 to Is
Years OF age. The terms are very moderate, For
English, nch Latin and Music, inc udlng board,
lodging and washing, $3.50. JAMES l.. EGE,
ia -lm* One and half miles from the city.
THE CHiSWlCk SCHOOL,
CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH.
The subscriber can take int" his family
DUARDERS a few more boys to attend the CHS
WICK HOOL, cOndu ted by Mr.. ANTHONY
DlBRELL, A. M, whose ability and assiduIty CON-
mend him to the public
the location IL miles west of Richmoud,) is
proverhlay healthy. and every care is taken of
the moTais Of the pupils.
Board including everything, Sl21s per month.
Tuition from Is to $50, for the sch1 astic year.
GEO. g, EXaLL,
de l9-1m Richmond Post Office.
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oi S'aatIJaoss. jan l6 Flour dall-Howard and
,sa lsd a. $500; City Mil. $3.50 WGsat hrmlo
,eq ~ Un 81 AZ, white 81 40 iS5 Corn nm
FLOW 81 a70i white 70a75 Provisions steadx
o ssss Pork 81 cei Runp SIS Lard 10. Coffee
S1.e' 81 lzxaS. Whiskey dull At lsc
INV losK. Jan. l6.-cotton dull-u,laHds md.
Wihs lzHc.. Flour Sc lower Sou bern as soa6 IN
n'a "a. EASIER Corn duii-mixed Toe. Pork firm
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