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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-02

PRESERVING PoRK.-Nothing is more SIM
pie than to salt barrel Of pork 50 that 1t
will keep forever, for aught We know. II
you don't eat Il. In the first place, have q
good hog. dress him in cool time, and let
him hang until the whole carcass is cooled
throughout. Cut out the Fat pork neatly,
taking away every pieco that is bloody, or
wash out tho blood clean With cold water.
The strips should be three or four inches
wide. Lay them in cool place, each piece
BY itseli, for twenty-four hours, then sprin.
kls the bottom Of perfectly sweet barrel,
half an inch thick, with what Is called
"ooarso fue" salt, and on tina, lay the strips
OF pork, with the skin next the barrel. and
90 continue until the bottom is entirely COW
cred. Pack II closely. Then cover that
layer with half an inch Of salt. and 80 con-
tinue until the barrel Is nearly full: cover
the top with salt and then lay clean strip
Of board over IT, and on that q stone suh.
cientiy heavy 70 kecp the whole from rising
Let Il stand twelve hours, and then oil The
barrel with clean, cold water.
We have practiced this method for TWEEN.
ty years, and have no, lost pound Of pork.
1t is"ss sweet - NUT" and gives sn ex.
oellsns relish to many kinds Of io"d in cook.
ing that nothing else will. II lean pieces
sre desired they should be most carefully
washed before being salsed. In taking the
pork frou that barrel. no piece mpst ever
Be allowed to nost above che brine, a. IL
will bs liksly TO ruin the whole. II the
weather Is little warm whom the pork b
salssd, ID viii b veil to take is out In April,
wash the barrel, scald the brine, and when
cool, return Il and add new salt - the Pork
is laid In.
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PORTLAND AND N. Y.
Steamship Company
RI.wEEKLY LINE.

THE nne steamer DIRIu0, Capt.
~ n. SnsRwoop, fRANCONlA, Capt
OTNHw. w. SHaRwoOp, and CHESA.
lpsPEAkE, Capt. CHAs. JOHNSON, will,
until further notice, run As followsi
Leave Gait's Wharf, Portiand, every Wednes-
day Thursday and saturday. at 4 o'clock =. NJ,
and leave Pier n East Rivcr,N(1 York every
Monday. Wednesday and Saturday ct. o'clock
Pa
The Dirlso and Yraneonia are fitted up with line
accommod Ations for passen gers, making this the
most speedy, sAfe and comfortable route for uav.
sIsrs between New York and Maine.
Passage, In state Room, $500. Cabin passage,
Sjym Meals e1trA.
Goods forwarded BY this line 10 ant from Mon
treAl. Quebec, Bangor. Bath, Augusta, Eastport
and Sc. John.
the steamers A. carly - p. u. on the day that
they leave Portland.
For Freight or PAssaye apply to
EMERY q Fox, 0sips Wharf. Portland.
III. AMEs, Pier 3s East River, New York.:
August Is. ls6f.
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Hardy Machine Go.

UIIE Grist Mill belonging b this Company still
| ia sctivs operation, grinding all the corn. -,
that is broaght there
pairs In job ksrk on Iros, Wood, &c. Moving
Machines, sewing Nsehinss and knittisx Ma
chimes thoroaghly repaired. Also, Draining aad
Pattern OF Model mailing neatly exeeutsd. Also,
Piping-ustes. YaS, sesam, 90. AL orders foe verk
will bs promptly attended "a
Biddeford, Feb. "a, iss7.
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steamers for Portland.

NOTICE. Change sf Time. On and amer
" MONDAY. sept. 10th. the steamers for Fort.
land will leave foot OF India Wharf, Boston, ~
FIVE O'Clock instead OF seven.
ErPOstively no frsight received after o'clock
~ shippers Of freight will please notice the
above hour, aud no exceptions can bo made, -
promptness in sailing VI the steamers s necessary
u wM. WEEKS, Agent.
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sebs Smith the once popular humorists,
author Of "Jack Downins's Loiten," is In
feeble health q, his residence at Pa,choguc,
L..
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Freedom, Notice.

niIIs eersiaes that hsve tbs day uvea ny 90, WI
i h.a Freeman vsxrnGtoa Lehe, Ms Tine dsnag Ne
semaindev q his aissdty, ts trade aad sct tr hmss
ani th.l I shAH hescafsss eiAs - he esrsnrs 90
pay any deals q his eontrsetiag. Lh kSAk
wkw-si J. X hvtsa-
Ridr<ryi Oet u 1877. sSS
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Steamboats,.
Fare Reduced 10 Boston.
$50 - ssR

SUM MER ARRANGEMENT.
UNTIL further notice the Steamers OF the Port
II land steam Packet Company will run As fol
lows,
Leave Atlantic Wharf for Boston every evening
Sundays excepted, ct ) O'Clock.
Deck fAro o..................s.......
Package Tickets TO be had OF the Agents d
reduced rates.
Freight taken - usual.
May ~, iS66. fO L. BlLLlN0S, Agent
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VOLUME XIII.
Obj aIniun anS Spumal

rssus op PuslIcAsos Oss copy, one yesr,
by mall, 81 - 10 paiS In advance tle0 per year
or 81 O for slx aonths; seat ffeo OF psstags %
any Poet oacs ia York county
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TINE COUNTY OF YORK, MAINE.

UoR sale fOs Bslhrds 81, PANTY Knitting Machine.
i ~ tosns.
Adirv.. J. N. RICHARDS, h York House, sAoc, BY
icttr With stamp, 90 In person. 3wA'
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PART Ili.


II wns the fourth Of July! Millbrook
wus like great beehive. The militia were
ont. bayonets glistcned In the sun, the roar
of artillery filled tho air, and vast quaint.
~ Of bad ruin was consumed. in the arlior
Of patriotism. All good children went TO
tho .Fourth Of July Sunday School Cele.
bn,ion," ate crackers aud raisins, aud
heard an unintelligible address from the
Rev. Mr.. Wetwhis,le, while bad boys per-
formed the "lndependence Trimming"
and the cannons, Jokes and fire crackers,
with which the field and tavern were On.
livened. .. hr .I .r.r
There was no work on the farm that
day; the mill was silent, and the store
closed. .-.............
Mr.. James, in the forenoon, ,%tronized
the dry cracken-which he furnished tho
society-and tho drisr discoupe-firnished
by Mr.. Wctwhis,le-at the .. 9. Celebu.
tion and went after dinner TO an auction Z
II was contrary to the custom at Mill.
brook to transact any business on the an.
niversary OF our nations indepeudencc /;
but poor widow having few household
articles and farming utensils TO dispose
o, Millbrook had cbaritably offered 10 20
and purchase thom on fourth Of July after
noon. .''' al ND--t
The auction sale was at tho old farm:
house, some three miles from tho Villages
but, Notwithstanding tho distance. James 70.
solved to walk thiiher In company with .
large party Of bis neighbon. who, likewise,
went on loot. On his way, the merchant
perceived his two brothers, who were walk.
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In many things tho brother rescmbled
each other but still no two was much
alike. ......
Richard, the farmer, was of medium
height, muscular and Of q r,ddy complex.
ion. he was considered by ladies ot taste
to be the hanhsomest Of the three brothers.
He was naturally quick tempered, hasty IN
spc,rh, generous In his friendship and open.
" bitter in his enmity.
Joseph, the miller, was tall, athletic,
with rouud shoulders, thin checks, mass.
i've forehead, and a thoughtful blue eye.
He was nervous in his motions sensitive
in his feelings, profound In thought but
he differed most from Richard In tho per.
feet command he appeared to have over hs
tempcr-which was not naturally less vio-
lent than his elder brothers. d
James resemblcd ono a much n tho
other-and no morc. Ho was small in
stature, active, cheerful good looking and
amisble. tie was generous - Richard. and
mild ss3 3joseph. the miller. U t
Il was beautiful to observe tho fbrbear-
ance Of Joseph and James towards Rich.
aud, IN his frequent outbusts Of passion.
Scarcely ever did they offer him tho mild.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-28

DISTRESSING SUICIDE.-A distressing
case of suicide occurred on Monday last,
about mile from st. Clairsville, ONO.
A man named VIM. Lash cut his throat
from ear to ear and expired within Il
few moments. Lash as middle-aged
man, and quite wealthy. He bad never
been married, but lived on his larm
with his maiden sister. On Monday
carpenter had been employed ON the
PREMISES, and while the workman was
in the house talking with his sister
Lash stepped out of and around the
corner of the house. This was the last
seen or heard of him until about an hour
afterwards, when a boy who was en-
ployed on the farm came rushing.lnto
the house with the sad exclamation,
"NIr. Lash is deadw Miss Lash and the
carpenter fastened out of the house,
and found Lash lying on the ground
faco downwards, grasping the kniie
with which he had committed the hor-
rible deed in both hands. Hewas taken
up and carried into the house. He was
unable to speak, and breathed his last
in few moments.
As we have already stated, Mr.. Lash
was a man of considerable wealth. lie
lived a secluded life, the main object OF
which appeared to be to acquire proper
ty and amass wealth. Some time ago
he learned that the new road, Which IS
to be opened from st. Clairsville to the
Central Ohio railroad, would pass
some of his best lands, and as
he feared the value of his property
would be deprecated, he seems to have
become partially deranged on the sub
iect. This fact, and the excessive taxa
ton now prevalent, is regarded as the
reason for the commission of the rash
act.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-28

WORTH KNOWING An exchange
says: A poison of any conceivable de-
scription and degree OF potency which
has been swallowed Intentionally or
by accident, may be rendered almost
simultaneously harmless by swallow
ing two gills of sweet oil. An individual
with very strong constitution should
take twice the quantity. This oil will
neutralize every form of vegetable or
mineral poison with which physicians
and chemists are acquainted.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-28

NEW FREIGHT ARRANGEMENT.-An at
rangement has been made by which all
goods shipped to this point over the
Pennsylvania Central and Cleveland &
Pittsburg railroads by "the Union
Line," are delivered to our business men
at their doors. Heretofore they have
been delivered at Bridgeport station,
and had to be brought over at the ex-
pense Of the consignees.
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Copies Of a few Of MIR. Blake
Tvs Testimonials.
VICTORIA PARK ACADEMY,

VICTORIA PARK AcADEHr,
CLIFTON, BRISTOL.
Mr.. Blakely has been Classical and Mathemat-
ical master in my Academy. He has received a
good Classical and Mathematical education.
found him to be lively and very interesting
teacher, and by his cheerful disposition he won
the affections Of his pupils. l know him to be
the son of highly respectable and religious pa
rents, and he is gentlemanly and respectable
young man.
l think he is sure to give satisfaction wherever
he goes, and he has my best wishes for his fu
ture success, Of which he is 40 worthy.
BENJAMIN ToMrKISs,
March, 1862. Principal.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL PBH1AScR,
MIDSUMMER, 1863.
Mr. T. Z. Blakely has been Second and Class
ical Master in this school for Ole year. He is
very energetic and conscientious in his work,
and has given me great satisfaction, which am
convinced he will do anywhere.
L. BENNETT, Head Master.
PEsTALozzIAS INSTITUTE,
WoRKsoP, Norris ENGLAND.
! am happy to certify that Mr.. Blakely 8
ability attachments and character are OF high
order He was eighteen months first Classical
Master in my establishment. He lis a successful
teacher, knows how to captiva<e his pupils at
tentiou and make them love their studies.
He prepared several candidate ID, sen' a.,
aha yall.0I rtg and Theology, and of
candidates, six were placed in the honor list, the
other merely passing. -
Dec. 81, 1864. /. l.. ELLENBERGER-
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MUD.-If there is anything for which
We have supreme horror, it is mushy
combination of the two elements, cart n
and water. As the boarder said of the
hair and the butter, we prefer taking
them separate and mixing them to suit
ourself. Our streets, in many places,
are uncrossable on account of the mud.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-28

CLEANING UP.-The good work of
cleaning off the mud on Main and
Fourth streets is being vigorously pros
ecuted, making a marked Improvement
upon the appearance and comfort of
those streets. We hope the cleaning
up will extend to the other streets, for
they stand badly in need of it.
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NOTICES..
TO PHYSICIANS.
OvgRsEERs OF THE Poo
CLERKS OFFICE, March IS, 1867.

UNRRSEEKH OF THE POUK,
CLERKS OFFICE, March IS, 1867.
DROPOSALS FOR ATTENDING THE POOR
/ and furnishing medicines for the same at
the Poor House and in the townships Of Wash.
lngton, Madison, Clay, Union, Centre, Webster
and Richie. the townships of Liberty and Rich
land and the township of Trisdelphia, for the
year commencing April I, 1867, and ending April
1865 will be received at this Office until Tues
day the I'd day Of April next. BY order Of the
Board. JOHN L. PORTER
uar26.d3t.wlt Clerk.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE

v.,ur IrNDKRsIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE,
LIE s,. tun.,r,.i and eighty acres Of land, situ-
"a in Wetzel county, W. Va, about seven
IL. from The county seat, New Martinsvillo
an rho Ohio river forty acros Of which Ia cleared
and fit for fencing purposes, small orchard and
small house. Also forty eight acres of bottom
land situate within one mile Of New Martins.
Vile. Wetsel county, fronting on the river, on
which 10 located good wo.story honse worth
shnnt ~ 500. JOSEPHUS CLARK.
Apply to JOSEPHUS CLARK, New Martins.
vile, Wetzel county, W. Va fsb22d&w
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REGIsTRATIoN.-OnM Monday next, the
day set apart by law, the township reg
istrars will sit for correction of the reg
istration at the following places:
Washington Township-John Irwin's
Office on Market street, between Wash
+ington aud Adams streets.
Madison Towship-No. 10 Upon
street.
Clay Township-At the Court House.
Union Township-George Bulgers OF
fee, on John street near Sixth.
Centre Township-JOhn Armstrong
grocery opposite the new market house:
Webster Township-Esquire Hughes
Office, on Chapline street.
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COPPER, TIN,
AND
...-. q
SHEET IRON WARE,
r. e M Oy L.!

HAVE REMOVED MY WORKSHOP AND
i Store Room, from ITO Market to No. los Main
street, where viii be pleased to see al my old
customers and as many new ones as choose 70
give me their patronage have . fun assort-
ment of all kinds of ware usually found in such
establishments, and am prepared to Ill al orders
for anything manufactured from Copper, TN or
Sheet Iron. hare sevsrzff first class job Wort.
men, and win do any work promptly sndsat a.
low rates a. any establishment in the Stata.
feb06.3m 6IO. W. JOHNSON.
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To SuBscRIBERs.-As the first of
April is approaching, many of our sub
scribers will be changing their places
of residence. 1t would save trouble to
our carriers if such changes would be
made known to them previous to that
date
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PETTY THEFT.-While Mrs. M'Lure,
wife of the Rev. j. T. MLure, was in
attendance upon the auction sale at the
residence of Mr.. Il. c. MAfee, on Mon
roe street, some petty thief carried off
her muff, which she had left lying on a
table in the parlor. She discovered her
loss just in time to be too late to appre-
bend the rogue, as that despicable per-
sonage had elopcd with the stolen
article.
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ALL THE Go.-The new perfumes,
Sweet 4popoaar, and the extract of
Egyptian Lotus, fresh supply just re-
ceived. Also, large assortment OF
Perfumery, Toilet Soaps and Waters,
at Bookings Drug Store, No.. Odd Eel
lows Hall.
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THE WEATHER was undecided in
character yesterday, the "Clerk Of the
Weather" not seeming to know whether
rain or snow was on the list for the
day. Such thing as sunshine don't
seem to enter into his calculations.
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state of West Virginia,

Ohio County Circait cosrt, March Rales,
1867. =
Andrew Wilson, rs. Archibald B. Bllisen. In
Chancery.
rI'HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT is TO RE-
cover against the defendant, Archibald b.
Ellison, the sum Of s577 90, with interest there
on from the 9th day of September, 1853, and tbs
cost, Of This suit subject to credits Of $780, paid
On the 9Dth day Of December, lass and 600 paid
on the 18th day of January. 1859.
The defendant, Archibald b. Ellison, not hav'
ing entered his appearance and 1t appearing
from an affidavit made in this cause, that the de-
tondant is not a resident of this State, on mo-
ton Of the plaintiff, by his attorney, 1t 10 order
ed that he do appear here after the fourth week.
IL publication OF this order, and the due posting
thereof and attend 10 his interest in this suit
MICHAEL j. BREINlG.
4 copv. Tests: MICHAEL j. BREINIG,
Lamb & PAUL, atty's for plaintiff. Clerk.
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WANTED.

A TIVE A G X n r . = vE II Y
"A WHERE TO introduce two NEW PAT
ESTEp INVENTIONS, INVALUABLE TO EVERY
FAMILY, soils at sight, and demand constantly in
ereasing Agents, male and female, now oper-
stiug At, making $40 TO t25 per day by working
= few hours daily. PREVIOUS EIPERrENCE AS
AGENTS UNNECESSARY. A sample Of each, worth
e. with terms to agents, sent FREQ by mail to
any address. Send 81 cents to pay postage.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Address
wJACKS0N & Co,
nchs.Iy I. o. Box l34s Baltimore, Md.
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INSTRUMENTATION.

The system Of instruction which Mr.. Blakely
has adopted and pursues is slightly modified
form Of the Pestalozzian system. By II in the
earlier stages of education development of the
mental faculties is sought rather than filling
the mind with facts and theories before the
mind is fitted for acquiring them in scientific
ard systematic manner.
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Change Of Firm Name.

THE SUBSCRIBERS WILL CAPGY ON
i the business formerly conducted under the
name Of Dunlevy & Co., and Wilson, Dunlsvy g.
Co.. al their own stand, Wheeling, W. Va, Of
Steam Boat Hull and Model Barge building.
They have added to their business the manufac-
tory Of Nail Kegs Of all sizes, and solicit fair
proportion Of patronage.
WILSON, DUNLEVY & WHEELER.
feb OIL
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Observation-Disclosures Bros, corner
of Market and Monroe streets, were
rather unfortunate with their chow
window, yesterday. In the morning
two belligerent CANNES broke one of the
large panes, and in the afternoon two
men had an alteration, one Of them
showing the others head through anoth-
or pane. We have heard Of apain in
the head, but this was head in pane.
The men had the repairs to pay for their
pains. We dismiss this painful subject,
lest our readers should think we were
making light Of it. ,--
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NOTICE..

OvERsEERs OF THE Poor,
CLERK OFFICE, March IS, 1867.
ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
n against the Overseers of the Poor Of this
county from the LIST April, 1866, to the first
April, 1867, are hereby notified 10 file the same
IN this office with the proper vouchers, on or be-
fore the Cd day of April next. BY order of the
Board. JOHN {. POTTER,
marco. d3tylt Clrk.
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METHoDIsT.-The new rule of the
denomination, permitting ministers to
continue three years in q place, is said
to give general satisfaction to people
and preachers.
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BLACK CRooK.-We notice that one
of the new styles of spring bonnets is
called "Black Crook"-on account OF
the mesgreness of its trimmings, we
supnnaa
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-28

Scholastic examination of the
schools of this city will close on Friday
with exhibitions, consisting of dia-
logues, orations, singing and other ex-
ercises.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-28

RUN DowN.-Theto town clock has been
allowed to run down, for the purpose of
repairing it, the job having been given
TO Mcssrs. Oxtoby & Duffield.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-28
I. L. ELLENBERGER.
TERMS.

The first term win commence April LIST. end
ing June Is til. Glasses are now in course Of
formation, and no extra charge will be made for
tuition till April LIST.
For further particulars see circular and
Wheeling College Monthly, or apply personally
u, Mr.. Blackely, at his office corner Of Monroe
and Main streets mn stairs
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FOR RENT.

THoUR OR FIVE OF THE FINEST ROOMS
in the city, for Office or sleeping purposes,
corner Main and Union streets. Win DO ready
April l. Gas in each room. Apply 1t
GARDENERS $50 Main street.
~ For SALE-Ofice Dcsk-cheap, At
feb26tf GARDENERS. l5s Main street
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

A TRACT OF LAND SITUATED IN THE
n county of wet1el, West Virginia, within
Ave or six miles of the line of the b. &. o. r. X.
and SAID TO contain 500 acres The land Ia heavily
Iimbered. principally with poplar and white oak,
and Is certainly good chance for safe invest.
mert. For terms particulars, and plat of the
land. sec Joseph A. Stuart, Administrator,
Carlisle, Pa, or
THOS O'BRIEN, Peal Estate Agent,
mar23lw Wheeling, West Va.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-28

NEwlFIRE-PLUGs.-New fre-plugs are
being put down ON Main street, the
"seats" of the old ones having become
rusty and loose.
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] M. T. CARR.

AND CIVIL BNGIN.
- Ger. Particular attention paid to all Sur
views of Lands in this and adjoining counties.
Plats neatly and accurately made. Having the
very best Of Instruments, I can guarantee salts
faction In all cases. Orders left at McLain's
Drug Store, or John Balls Tavern. promptly az
tended 10. mar201w
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WALTER MARSHALL p. A. RIBERl
MARSHALL a. EBERT.

WILL CONTINUE THE BUSINESS OF
w the late firm Of Marshall, Colts & Co., At
tho old Fulton Bank, and will furnish coal on
reasonable terms 10 all eur old customers and
ASK share Of public patronage. mario
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CLASSICS.

The Latin and Greek authors will be taught
on the German system as employed with some
few notifications in Professor Hadley's Gram
mars and Manuals. Great attention will also
be paid to Latin and Greek composition.