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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-08-13
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MONTPELIER VT.
TIVE subscriber would respectively inform the public
That he has taken the above named House, and that
the establishment has been fitted up in good sylphe That
tiers himself that entire satisfaction Willie given To all WHO
may favor him with call Ever grateful TO his old and
numerous customers, Wiuhayr patrorized him while keep
Ing the Stage onsr N Uauyle for more than ten yt'Is
nafhc still hopes that they viii continue their IyOrs ~ s
(NluS HOUSE, and he respectfully invites his present pat,
rous ani the travelling p.hiC, generally when visiting liz
Capitol t0cll on him. plotaiIs bmsel that his horse shah
he kept ina CLEAN quiet and praccbc manner, aud that HI,
will do his best crdcayors render the stay Of his gut.J
pleasant and comfortable. mo. KELSEY.
Montpelier, Dee. a, lilo, S5-u
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TYSON FURNACE.


rHNE Subscriber would respectfully call the attention
the public, dealers in Stoves. Iron ware, &C., 10 she
manufactures Of thiscstabshmUnt Within three wears
Blast Furnace, and all the buildings machinery hnNchcon
built and pat In operation necessary To manu,Dtu iron
and pu into the various forms of castings required for this
market. In this time than fcO huEdytG tons Of good
ioundy metal has been made at these works. The lcic,
ut this place for working iron ARE such enable the pro-
rrieor to compete successfully with other manufacturers
In this country and the Blast Furnace having been in OPP
GRAFTON Tor several months and now making more than
thirty tons ofcNccent son metal per week, furnishes
supply nj Stoves Stove plate, iHCw-wnrc CHuldrOus
and every variety oCa,tg PIG Iron uisupcror quail
ity, on the most favorable terms, Ia dealers.
supply Of the much approved Woolson Improved Cook
stove, with air tight furnace Badger, lidyward the
Rcyeriie nr Premium, several patterns elevated over
Cook Stoves and other patterns adapted to the different
markets all sizes six plate lON Stoves Vermont Par
ors much embeshed aud improved, lasp PHrlOr. new
aud beautiful pattern, (Which, for symmetry and taste, is
pronounced superior any thing Of the Kind in the mar
kot lIOowware, Fire Frames, &c. &c, hand and
will be Sold favorable terms, at very reduced prices
dealers.
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DIED

In Windsor, Mary Elizabeth, daughter of John
Petes, aged Is.
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STRAY HORSE.

DROKE into the enclosure of the subscriber on the Ell
ID day olJune last, small bay short switch tail
shOd all round-vc or six years old The owner Is re
queslcd to pay charges and take her away.
JACOB TEWKSBURY.
IIartlund, July 2, lsil. G7-9w.
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N @ T ICE.

The committee appointed by the Convention at
Dntonsve on the 25lh, and by the Convention at
West Bethel on the Goth of June last, for the pur-
pose of calling general Convention Of the citizens
Of the county of Windsor, favorable TO division Of
said county; would respectfully give notice. that
Convention will be held at Windsor, on Friday,
the 18th day of August next at o'clock, A. M.
An early and general attendance is requested, as
business Of importance will come before the meet
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A List of the Prescribed and Re-
warded, in Vermont.

GU-GLoTINED. REWARDED.
4. W. HYDE, Collector. w.P. DnloGs, fed. orator.
lIEa,y Lowry, Marshal. WV. B,raoS, old fed.
DAsL KELLOGG, Dist. ATTY. CHARLES DAVIS, old fed.
MALACHI CORNING, Keeper
of the Light House at Ju f. JONES,
niper Island.
Aze! spading, Pension Agent, Thomas Reed,
Custom-House officers.
n ITollcnbeck, Burlington, II Miller, Wi"ision,
Daniord Mott, Albnrgh, Frederick lIazcn, Alhurgh,
Zomstcr Fiske do. Thad Crane Richmond,
l. Whittemore, SwanIon Geo w Foster, Swunon,
John Deayt, franklin, Oryill KimptOu, Franklin,
John Lewis Berkshire, j. Potter. berkshire,
Geo. W Hill, Lowell, ROvce RiChlurd,
7. Fuller Troy, Curtis Elkns, Troy,
II Richardson, Montpelier, Luther Cross, Montpelier,
James Roberts burke, sas llonghtun, Lyndon.
A q Tnron ST. Adams,
Richard Powers, Master Of p,,i ~ ,y.,,.. ,,a,.,
Revenue Boat Burlington, 'N''' ''''''' '''''"
PoSimdsicrs.
W .DowSEr, Sharon. CHESTER BANTER, old fed
X. WELD, Illrtand. CURTIS CADY.
l.. ABBOTT, Windham. WILLIAM HARRIS, Jr,
- BENNETT, Rockingham. HARVEY WOOn.
T. j. ORMsBEE, Rutland. JESSE Cow, old fed.
J.II.RODINSoN ,rfOctonyille l.. Y. PARKER.
jill WELLS, Bellows Falls. j. W. MOORE fed. cditor.'
A. J. KErCuAN, Brandon. ID. W. &. CLARK, fad. editor
T.. MILLS, Burlington. II. H. STACY, fed. editor.
o. CoLBuRN, Burke. AsArEL BURLINGTON.
j. SARGEiNT, Windsor. w. u. GILKEy
G. A. GRANT, Woodstock, JOEL E.roN.
H. KELLOGG Remington, DAVID LOVE-
D. b. Newton, Norwich Harvey BURTON old fed.
=. o. Sergeant. Chester. Joel Gould.
:. VI. Parsons, Jericho. H. Wchcrby.
H. s. Morse, Shcburnc Geo u. lsham.
G.. i. Barton Charlotte. e.. &. Martin.
NJ Harrington. Factory ri. Augustus Clark.
John Gidden l.. Randolph. Alfred llChard.
Seth Cushman, Guidha. u. T.. nonnisOn.
l.. X. Barker Sherburnc, Beri. MaNham
John Smith, Brookfeld, Noah Paine,
Oliver Averl, Mortified, v. Smith,
James Hale, Barre, rs johnson,
l. l. Ducher ~. Adams, Oscar Burton,
Addison Buck, Pittsord, D WnsOw,
l. sibley, T.. Montpelier, Mctcalf,
q w Kimbal. Barton - Cobb,
Moses French. Hartford, Justin Brooks,
s T. Leonard, WallingiOrd
e Mouon, Casllcton, Chester Spencer
N bancroft plainfeli FB Hall
II 7 Chamberln, BraintTee, Abel Lyman
s Pike. Johnson, INnde
A Camp Stowe Geo D Downer
Shubael Wales, ROSbury, --
T. Farr, Wells River, u Tracy
Geo w Gates, Lunenburgh, :. sargeant
G. X Walker, Benson, u Aiken
Caleb Hall, Clarendon, Inll, Jr.
II Green. Dandy, val
n clark Nddletoyn, Lilly
. T}osworth, l. POultnfy Harris
s p Booker, W Poultney, Iclingwell
y r TAYLOR, Pawlet, Swallow
T. w Cors, Bradford, w BricIard
n Russ, So. Stafford --
Dnukiee, Fayetteville, SAWYER
A Childs, Wilmington, - Sergeant
If the principle Of all these nppointmcnsthis mo-
ponoIy oc publc trusts by members Of Congress and
~ P1rfjsnn Editors n he eNceponable, fand would
no, have alluded 10 them But FROM MY DELIBERATE
THAT THEY ARE ESSENTIALLY vi.
CIOUs,) THEIR EFFECTS ARE TRULY ALARMING'
Her 80, 900
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The Patchosuc GuiIIOtinc,
Nj o TO Els.

w " 4 L " II
81 nm opposed the practice of making appointments
TO Office the REWARD Of PARTISAN scruict.--Gcuerai
HarriSon'S Letter TO D. VI. Berrica.
"Gen. Harrison will, in all his appointments look alone
no mere party authority--no combinations Of influential
men, can induce him To nominate to, remove from of
fee, any one individual for PARTY purposes FuCss
on the one hand, and fidelity the other, he only in
quries which he can or will make, and any effort to change
or twart this course, will receive his chuke and merit
general Indignation -Edtor of The Cincinnati RcpuJI-
can, the chairman Of "my cOmmiucC.'
"Thcrc is civilized country earth in whi,h, on II
change of rulers, there is such nquSiti0n far SpOS
us we have witnessed in this free Republic. Whenever did
nny English Minister Wing or Tory, dorm 10 ioU ,rdicr
mark to make BUSTING of tide walters When did he
disturb the post Offices the mail contracts and every thing
else in the remOcs degree connected with the gOycrn-
meDth-Ddniei WebSter in his UOTceStC SPEECH IN ls32
"The daily removal from Office Of viriuous and capable
men, ior other than independence Of opinion Is
PROSTITUTION OF EXECUTIVE pRivILRGL inconsistent
with virtuous principles, and true patriotism "GOUUaor
EHsWortHs Speech, May Session, 1899.
"DEFoRE wouLDREMovE ApunLIC OFFICER
SUFFER MY RIGHT ARM TO he SEVERED FROM
MY BODl.'-GG. Harrison at CiCueidnd.
81 will remove no incumbent from Office who has fifth
fully and honestly acquitted himself Of the duties Of his
Office except in such where such officer has been
guilty Of an active parliznnshp has given his oCul in
nncncc 10 the purposes Of parity thereby bringing the PIT
ironagc ol the Government IN conflict with Tic freedom Of
ccons."-TyicrS Inaugural.
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NNIlLIAM LRQWN'S

SARGAPARiLLk COMPOUND SYRUP,
TIVE most rupuur, the most pleasant the most whole
,umc md one OF The most powerful puriWers Of tn,
blood. Every body is lrI,ug IT, and all IRE IN pursuit u
IT, See that luu get Tie genuine and call for William
Browns Slrslpari!a Compound. The article is for sue
hy MI the Gro.crs, aud many The Druggists IN NcsoU,
salem, Nurcys,,r, Lowell, Springfield, Hartford Now
!iUyou New hc.lud, fWI River, Providence, Portland
Ban or and most Cl tbu country towns are supplied.
Dealer, supplied m the manufacturers pcc by III
the wholesale N,st India Good, aud nUggtAt stores n
Boston.
!! Is the cheapest prep ration of Sarsapnrilla row IN
market according to the quality. Price 30 cents bottle,
including the soda. No doubt its efficacy Ll''r
c>nm!umg my new steam apparatus or extracting Tho
strength from the root. Aud rs further evidence
certificate. Of Mr. Ic.srrjcu.
| hereby certify thut within H., last two months have
prepared in NY MILL for William Brown, NNrm,, ~
Washington street hoson, two Thousand five hundred
pounds utte hest ci Spanish 5u sapurai the lrtr lat
is already used up, in manufacturing his celebrated MtGd
syrup. HAY, further orders TO prepare more.
PHILIP Il, lISSLNlEN West UmhItee, Mass,
SWs7l rita t.mgOulf or SirCr Ycp. This celebrated
Summer beverage hI, NJ lcreth ioud It's way into Chc.
hire county. We have tried II and Gud i, all it prUirssgs
tOhc 1t is recommended for ms che prtss, about ono
cent for a half piDt umblpr ~. II. S,nt'UOL
EUii0W EroUH', S1raayUriN0 NrH makes acartullr'
ycW-r for this warm weather. II is cheap, Wholesome
and r,r,shug II is unost fashionable as l1rd CIDER
Ci1uM,ht Er.ir.
Sold by r. HUTCHlNSON Dr., Woodstock. 5'ly
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nRs. BURNELL& CASTLE. have entered into part
~ nership in the practice Of Physc aud Surgery and
will for the present. be found at their respective places Of
residence.
Dec 1910. SIT
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DINGNLIfTiNN.

rI'lIE conartnersin heretofore existing uude the firm Of
| WITT d SOUTiiGNTE, Merchant Tnilnr-, u, this
day BIS mutual consent Dissolved. Al demands due said
firm will be settled By r. b. soutigatc.
~. u. WITT
WooIstock hnril Il, lsil. y. Il. SOuTHGATE.
PORTER u. SorTnG requests NIL persons indebted TO
the late firm Of VIVA sOuhsae, to cali and make imre
dinte settlement. P.B. SOUTHGATE.
April ~, lsIl. 5lf
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NEW GOODS.

TIVE subscriber has just returned from Boston
l. with good supply of NEwHnd rAsuIoNA-
BILE GOODS, which, in addition to his stock on
hand, makes very complete assortment; all Of
which will be sold lower than ever, for cash. pro-
auce, or Gpprorei creW.
Good Sly lie and high colorcd Prints for II cents
per yard, aud some vcly fair as low as CENTS
Y. IT, Tea, IS els. Salt, \, 90 per bushel, and
other articles in my line, equally as low Those
who doubt, please call, enquire and examine for
yourselves. OLIVER BAILEY.
So. Woodstock, July |, 1871,
N. b. All persons having accounts of one year
old and upwards, and notes good deal older, will
please call and settle the same very soon, or they
will find them IN the hands of an attorney.
62-69 O. b.
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Joseph Williams, Geo. B. Green,
John Piper, Oliver Gleason,
Thos. b, Wakefield, Mcrrick Gay,
Joseph Dodge, jr. OrameI Sawyer,
james lavell, John Wright,
u, +. Hyde, VIM, Lemmex,
Asahel Smith, l.. l.. SNbin,
A. Field, Commitce.
Windsor county, July, 1871.
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MARRIED.
In this village, 9th ult., Mr. P. B. Souhga,e,
TO Miss Martha NJ Alden.
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If the principle Of all these nppontmcntsthis mo-
nonoly of public trusts by members of Congress and
~ Partisan Editors N he eNcepionable, tand would
not have alluded 10 them but FROM Wy DELIBERATE
CIOUs.) THEIR EFFECTS ARE TRULY ALARMING
Henry Clay in ls29
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n OF ICE.

BY order Of Torn Cowmiticc,
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L U
81 nm opposed TO the practice of making appointments
TO Office the REWARD of PARTISAN scrUict.--G cuerai
HarriSoH'S Letter 10 j, NJ BCrrioa.
Richmond palladium., 1841-07-10
z. II. les +,
LOT BLOOMFIELD.
Spurious Notes on tie Bank of Yenin.-S5O

Spurious Notes tie Bank of Yenia-S5O;
all notes OF this denomination spuTious-S2O;
all biiIs OF this denomination purPoriing TO be
signed by II. Clark, Cashier, and J HivIing, Pres
Ideni, or either OF them, are spurious. 3l0; no
genuine notes OF this denomination have been da-
ted since the year 1887. The spurious notes
mat have made their appearance arc Of late
date. The spurious notes purport TO be engraved
bv the Boston Bank note Go. No genuing notes
have been engraved by that company for
the Bank of Xenia.--[ Xenia TorchEght.
An ignorant fellow being about to be married.
resolved 10 make himself perfect in the responses
OF the Service; but by mistake got the office Of
ba pfsm for ripper years; when he in church
-'wIli thou have this woman &c. ;" he answered,
II renounce them all" The clergyman said
IL think you are fool" To which he replied,
call this .teadfastly believe"
SrEAM.-,n some one OF his works John Neal
prophecies that mans perspIrnion may yet be
turned 10 good account, steam, in aid of loco
motion, and drive him up bill like railroad
engine.
A JAwBREAKER.--Dr Fenchtwnager OF New
York, ho adveriises method of killing all kinds
of sermin has given the name OF ScoAeofos'coiogy
to he process.
A German physician has published q medical
tract. IN which he maintains that ladies' OF weak
nerves should not he permitted 10 seep alone. 1t
said that this book is IN demand
NJ. Bldde in his a. griculrural address in Octo-
der last, wiiI!y and truly remarked, ''that
the farmers richest mine is the barn ward, and
whatever temptations stocks or shares may nff-r,
tne best investment Tor farmer - lire stock and
plough shares s.-Southern plaater.
Phenomenon. our city was visited
by thick s~arms of small flee, thn, lowered about
roofs and corners nf our buildings. anc presen
led The appearance of dense and black clouds OF
smoke. arising gu, of the chimneys or The roofs.
They flew go low cover the passer-by, and
;heir hum was like the distant roar Of . waterfall.
Chicago American.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-11-13

guished writers, for original contributions to its
pages, As heretofore, il will contain The best ar
tcles Of the Boston Notion, embracing the choicest
Tales. Romances and Poetry, published in all the
American and foreign periodicals, together with
many valuable reviews and elaborate original arti-
bles, Of literary political and scientific character.
It will also contain frequently entire novels and
plays and reprints of many valuable and entertain
ing English Books in adudHce Of any other reprint
IN This country. The articles generally. will be
from the pens of the must eminent writer's OF Eu-
rope and America, such as Bulwer. Knowles.
James, Dickens, Cocktun. Sergeant Talford, Moore
Marryat, Warren, I. X. Hnrvey, B. Simmons.
Herbert, Smms. lnman. Irving, Cooper, Bryant.
Haeck, LongplUw, Fay, Whittier, Tuckerman,
Mcclellan, Holmes, Hoffman. Dewey, Claiming,
| Neal, Ingraham. Mellcn, Fields, Woodwork,
Pierpont, Bancroft, Mrs. Norton, Mrs. Cure, Mrs
Siguurnev, Miss Martneau, Miss Gould, Miss
Srdgewlck, Miss Leslie. &c. &c. All the hest ar.
| tcles which may appear in 'Blnckwood, 'Frazer,
| TAFT Colhurn's New Monthly Metropolitan, ;
and Dublin University Magazines; Also the most
interesting papers of the Southern Literary Mes
senger,' the 'Knicker6ocker, the Ladies CUmpan-
lun,' the 'Lady's Book The DIAL and other
American magazines, will be found in its pages.
Therefore, as specimens of the literature of the
day, in convenient form for preservation, it will
be found highly valuable to all who desire to keep
up with the current, without mourning too much
expense. OF the English periodicals mentioned.
very large portion of the contents are useless and
nninterestng, and it will be the object of the editor
Of the Semi Monthly Magazine, to 'winnoD The
Whedt and ttrOw the ch!f a,oay' The work will
occasionally be emhelliSneI with fine engraving
| THE NEW NOVELS OF HERBERT AND
| bull WEIR. to he published in the Boston Notion,
will also a p pear in the Semi Monthly Magazine.
From what we have said above it will at once be
perceived that the Semi Monthly Magazine wilshe
decidedly the cheapest periolical in the Uorld. Fo'
| wU dollars it will contain three times as much mat.
ter as any of the one dollar periodicals, and a.
much, and Of as excellent quality, as any OF III.
| five dollar magazines in The country. We look for
subscription list, during thr present year. of from
twenty to twenty-five thousand names. cunflen'
that the excellence of the work aud its unparalleled
cheapness will secure for it circulation in near
every town aud village in the United States.
TERMS. City Subscribers can have the Msgs-
zine left at their houses, on every morning Of its
publication. 1t will be for sale By all the agents
Of the Boston Notion, at eight cents per sing e
cory. POStmnsterS are authorized To net as agents
All subscriptions tn be paid for in aduance-and no
subscriptions received for less than one wear.
Specimen Copies promptly forward d, when re-
quested. All orders must be addressed to
GEORGE ROBERTS.
| No. 5 State s rect Boston
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DOCTOR CALHOON,

ENOR several years a practitioner of MEDl-
l. CINE, SURGERY and MIDWIFERY, in
the town and county of St. Charles, having loca-
ted himself per manently in MONTICELLO, offers
his professional services to the citizens of the
rounding country. A practical acquaintance Of
some years with the nature and treatment OF the
diseases of this climate. together with prompt
attention to the duties Of his profession he hopes
will secure to him share Of public confidence and
patronage
When not professionally absent he may be found
ut his office, in the town Of Charlton, or, at his
boarding -house, William Woodson's, Esq, Mon
ticeilo.
REFERENCES:
Col. JOHN BELL,
Mr.. MCCLURE, cL.-.,
Messrs. FEAzEL, ~"a''"
Messrs. Moore,
Mr.. CHARLES GAuss,l G,,.aow
Mr.. w. G. CHILEs, "'a's'"'
WIN. WooDsoN, Monticello.
October 80, 1s4l.-33-6m.
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Mail Arrangements.

AKRIV ALS.
From St. LOUIS, Wednesdays, Fridays and Sun
days, at 7 o'clock, A. NJ. From Franklin and
Southern counties. same days, at O'Clock. P. NJ.
From Liberty and Western counties, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, at 2 O'Clock, i. M.
From Arrow Rock, Fridays, at s. P. NJ.
From Palmyra, via Huntsville, Tuesday, IL, NJ
From Palmyra, via Smithand, Fridays, at 5,
P. M.
DEPARTURES.
From Fayette to St. Louis. on Tuesdays, Thurs
DAYS and Saturdays, at 2 o'clock, P. Nj.
For Franklin and Southern counties, Wednes
days. Fridays and Mondays, at 7, A. NJ.
For Glasgow and Western counties, Wednes.
duys Fridays and Sundays, at 3 A. NJ.
For Paris, via Huntsville, Saturdays, at ~, NJ
For Paris, via Smithland, Wednesday, at
o'clock, A M.
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NEW GOODS.

TIME subscriber has just received from the
Il. Eastern Markets, and is now opening at the
old stand of Boon & Bumgardner, an extensive and
fashionable assortment of GOODS, embracing
ALMOST every thing in the Dry Goods and Grocery
line that the wants of the country require, amongst
which are splendid assortment of
American, English and French prints,
Chamhrays and Gingbams,
Cambrics, Musins, Jackonets, Irish Linens,
Diaper, Russia Seedlings,
Brittanie and Bandanna Handkerchefs,
Lady's cotton and silk Hose,
Gentlenen's silk and Cotton Hose,
do do do Gloves, great Saristy;
Blue, Black, Olive and Brown Cloths;
Summer Cloths, assorted;
Cassmeres and Cassinetts;
Brown pant Linen;
French and grape Linen
Nankeens, Linen Drillinrs,
Brown Holland, Vestings,
Brown and beached Shifting and Shee.ing.
Brown and colOred Drlings,
Bed 1ickings, cotton Velvets, Silks and Sa.ins,
silk Velves and BOmbazines.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
A great variety Of common bar, square, round,
daudy and hoop Iron. Best Gravity, German and
Blister Steel.
Castings.
A good assortment Of
Queen, Glass and China ware;
Indigo, Nader, Glue, Saleratus, Rosa,
Salts, Pepper, Allspice, Cloves,
Camphor, Nutmegs, Cinnamon, Brimims,opA
Coperas, brown and loaf Sugar.
Havana and Rio coffee,
A few barrels fresh clover seed, &c, &C., &c.
The above, with numerous other articles not
mentioned, the subscriber proposes to sell on tho
most liberal and accommodating terms to puncIusl
and approved dealers for cash or the usual credit.
lie will also barter for Hemp, Tow and Flax Linen.
Bees wax and Taow.
JOEL PREWITT.
Fayette. May 9Th, ls4l.
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University Of the state Of
NIissnuri

TNHE Preparatory Department of this lnstitu.
Il tion was opened agreeably to public notice,
on the 18th Of April, and is now in successful op-
Grafton. Although the full organization of the
University will not take place, in consequence
Of the temporary unrroductiveness of its funds,
before the Autumn Of 1912, provision has been
made for the formation u the regular collegiate
classes on or about the frs. of December Of the
current year. With a view to the thorough in
struction and discipline Of the Institution, the
number of its officers will Le increased at the COM
mencement of the collegiate year, and the neces-
sary books, and apparatus. both philosophical and
chemical, will be provided.
The subjoined schedule exhibits, substantially,
the course Of study TO be pursued in the Universe
who may be DESTROYS Of connecting themselves with
either of the regular classes;
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
English, Latin and Greek Grammar; Cesar's
Commentaries and Virgil's Eneiad-4 bks;
Greek Testament (gospels) and Greek Minora;
Geography and Arithmetic.
FRESHMAN CLASS.
First Session. .-Sallust Antiquities ---Fisks;
Greek Majora; Xenophon's History; Algebra
btgun.
Second Session. algebra completed; Horace
begun; Xenophon's Memorabilia; Geometry begun.
SOPHOMORE CLASS.
Horace completed; Geometry completed; Greek
Majora-Orators; Trigonometry; Cicero, de Ora
tora begun; Homer's Had; Mensuration; Survey
ing; Navigation; Jameson's Rhetoric; Comic Seq
tons Analytic.
JUNIOR CLASS.
l. Calculus ifferential and intregal de Oratore
completed; Chemistry; Mineraogy and Geology;
Natural Philosophy.
2. Greek Majora-Critics; Natural Philosophy
and Astronomy; Botany, Natural History and
Physiology; Tucitus
SENIOR CLASS.
l. Logic; Rhetoric-Whateley's Intellectual
Philosophy; EtIics-Wayland Civil Polity. and
Constitutional Law.
2. International Law; Modern Languages;
Christian Evidences; Political Economy-Say.
The regular entrance examination will take
place on the second Wednesday of November
Candidates may be examined subsequently, in va
cation, or during the session.
J. H. LATHROP,
President of the University.
Columbia, Sept. ], 1S41.
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