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TTNHE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAL SAM
H. is an old, 1peH tried, and almost universally
approved remedy. Ii has been extensively used for
the last 10 Is years in almost every city and town
in New England, and also very extensively ut the
Souh and West 1t is recommended and prescyih-
ed Ivy many of the most respectable physicians a
safe, Convenient and rery cBfcacionS medicine, and
acknowledged by thousands who have for a long
time used il, and continue to aud recommend it
to he the most valuable remedy for the above com
plants offered 10 the American public.
The propretors of this article cannot resort to the
style of advertising which is often adopted at the
present day. They do wish to deceive the cred
ulous and unsuspecting, hut appeal, with confidence
to the facts, and experience Of discerning public
There are few individuals in New England who have
not used this preparation themselves, who have
not friends who have used it. Numerous certificates
from physicians and others, having for many years
been published, il is deemed unnecessary to add any
at this time. Be to get the genuine. Call for
1t by It's 1phole name, "Vegeta6le Pulmonary Bal
sam" and avoid 'Cdrfer's Pulmonary Dalsam, -
and the numerous limitations which have sprung up
in consequence of the great celebrity of the true
tice. See that it is signed VIM. lon'n Cutler. Pre-
pared by Reed, Wing & Cutler, Wholesale druggists
81 Chatham street, Boston, and sold by druggists,
apothecaries, and country merchants generally
Price so cents. For sale by JEwETT Sc CkRpENrER
st. Johnsbury Plain. 3s3m6
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Blanks, for Sale at this Office

IN ighway Surveyors Tax Bills
u L. Warrantee q Mortgage and Quit Claim Dcs,.
Blank Notes Justice Writs,
Trustee Writs, and County Court Wri,s,
Blank Executions,
Vendue Land Sale Blanks,
Justices Records
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Poetry,
FOR the Caledonian.
lie A V T. N.

hear them tell Of blssru land,
Far off in distant unseen cline,
Where the good aud true, shining bnnd'
Shall rest from the cares and ills OF time.
Al pure and bright do the WATERS glide,
And murmur ever heavenly strain,
bright wanderers meet by tho streamlet's side'
And lis soothing music steals their pnln'
No clouds are there, nor the shades Of night,
Eternal day illumes the place;
There Beauty sits in the holy light
dwelling ever her lovely face.
To that beantrous CLINE no sorrows come;
Nor hath d.cord gained admission there,
But the sons of peace there seek their home,
And their music breathes in all the mir.
But where 10 the land so fair and bright,
Where the pure in henrt shall e'er he hlcst3
o tell me where there shall be no night,
And the heavy laden shall be at rest.
o thou that seekest with earnest breast,
TO fnd-the land where the righteous go,
Where the worn and weary shall be at rest,
by the murnuring streams that ever flow.
Lin not thine eye, for the realm 80 bright,
To The distant planets smiling face,
Nor gnZe thou up TO the stars Of night
To sock the souls bright dwelling place
BE pure in henri ind within thee lies,
The land in un(adne beauty drest;
Thy life is the day that never dies,
Thy soul shall be its own hrGren Of rest
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-03-17
Dental Surgery.
Nov. I. 1914.

nR KELLEY continues to perform oil opera
~ tons the Teeth strictly scientific prin-
cipes. Teeth extracted, cleansed, filed with gold
silver foilTeeh inserted and al! operations
ranted or free of charge.
Charges reasonable.
Feb. 8, lS45. 393tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-03-17
From tho New Monthly Magazine.
"WHY DO TIE FLOWERS BLOOM =

ny ]. E. CARPENTER.
"Why do the fow'rets bloom, mother,
Why do the sweet flowers bloom,
And brightest those we rear'd mother,
Around my brothers. tomb?"
"To fill the world with gladness,
My child, were flow 'rets siven,--
To crown the Earth with beauty,
And show the road 10 Heaven ~
"Then why do the now'reis fade, mother,
Why do the sweet flowers fade,
When winters dreury clouds, mother,
The Earth's brighter scenes pervade ~
"My child, those flowers that wither
Have seeds that still remain,
That the sunshine and the summer
Restore to life agaiu -
s.And shall not those who die, mother,
Come back to live once more,
Fen as the rain and sun, mother,
Those beauteous flowers restore ?"
"Yes--yes, my child, such powers
TO human flowers are given,
HERE Earth's frail flowers may blossom,
But WE may rise-rN HEAVEN"
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Notice ErtT0.
NOTICE.

I hereby give notice that have relinquished 10 nv
IL son, Charles w. Foster, his time until he i, 81
years of age, that I shall claim none Of his wor.
pay any debts of his contracting after this date
PADDOCK FOSTER
Lunenburgh, Feb 70, 1919. 396s3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-03-17

Keep out Of bad company, for the chance is. that
when the devil fires into flock, he will hit some
body. .....
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MAKING IT LIGHT. An attorney, abou; to furn-
ish bill Of costs, was requested by his client, bak-
err, ssto make it as light as possible" "Ah !" rep-
ed the attorney, "That's what you may say to your
foreman, but hts not the way mako my bread.'
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THE CLERGYMAN AND SKEPTIc. elf we arc
to live after death, why don't we have some certain
knowledge of it !" said skeptic to a Clergyman
"Why didn't you have some knowledge ofthis world
berore Won came into it 2" was the caustic reply.
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LATEST
Fashions.

Tusr received from Boston and New York. The
~ subscriber would just say to gentlemen Intending
to pay CASH for GOOD CLOTH nell fitted to
the customer that he is now ready TO them in
sty 10 and at price that he thinks cannot fail to in
sure satisfaction and would invite all such to give
him call before purchasing elsewhere.
A. WOOLSON.
st. Johnsbury Centre, 1874. 356tf
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1t is mistake to suppose that big heads al,oays
contain the most intelligence. Some Of them
like large turnps, rather corky.
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a negro bought hat, and upon going out in the
rain he was observed to take it off his head and try TO
keep it from the wet ,..and being asked why he
did so, answered-'sIat mine-head massa's.''
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Books and STATIONARY
Tin Sap SpOuts.

A first rate article, and highly recommended L..
IA good sugar makers. For sale 10y
JAMES WHEATON
ST. Johnsbury Plain, March /, ls45. a9ec
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BOOK BlNDERy,

nLD Books rebound, Papers, Pamphlets oDd p
~ rodicals bound in neat style and on S ,os re
e terms; Blank Books from the best pnper ,D%
variety Of pattern made to order on short Doco uDy
Also Tor sale by the subscriber large assorm.,,
Books and Stationary.
All Books and Papers, &c. to be bound ma.
left at the Caledonan Office or at the Mes y We
banks Counting Room, and will be forwarded . u0
returned iree OF charge or they may be Forwarded v
the teams which SO frequently visit BurlngIon r..
Caledonia, Essex and Orleans Counties. w"
STEVENS WOODS, Strong's Buil,io-
s''"' '" GU - iof" 393S6
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From the Machine shops:

IRON AXLES, from to inch; Pipe Boxes; CaH
and Wagon Boxes, Nuts & Bolts for " OGDEN AXES
TURNING LATHgs, of every description, from Tue
common Wood and Screw to large Engine LdhrF
Punch Presses; Press Drills; Paint Mills; saw S'''
circular saw Arbors; Regulators for Factories
GRIST-MILI. HEADS and SPlNDLESi
HOWD'S Patent Iron WATER WHEELS and
other approved kinds;
CRAPS PATENT HORSE P0D EM
for propelIing Threshing Machines, Separates wC %
Saws, &c-al which can ho furnished WIN !"
horse hover, if desired; CAST IRON SIM tl
with or without Pumps; also sinele-and Uc1u.'-
pattern of Iron Pump, with OF without zinc ''"''S
admitted TO ho the best Pump in use. ,.,lv
0TThe above, with many other arices'co", ,;'"
on hand. or will be furnished on reasonable nouW
0'' "1''1' " UIJXHAM PADDOCK
o. r, m 1914 363yl
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FALL and WINTER FASHIONS

UfJUST RECEIVED.IO
XXTORk done as usual, QfcheaP, fashionable
Wv and durable, and on short notice, q ! rvar-
ranted to- fit. J. BOLES.
DanviHe Green, Oct. e5. 1874. 379tf
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OOK AT THIS!

LOOK AT THIS!
TF you want good article of c .4BIWE
n FORK or CHAIRS, call upon Joseph Han
cock, who keeps constantly on hand good assort-
ment of such articles and at fair prices.
His assortment at present consists of Secretaries,
Bureaus, Sofas, Centre, Dining, Pier and Toilet
TABLES, WaSh and Light Stands, Bedsteads
of varioi.s kinds, Cane and Plank Seat Chairs
all of better quality than is usually found in the
country. He will make to order and at short notice
any article in his line.
St. Johnsbury, April |, 1914. 3i9yl
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PADD0CKS' IRON FOUNDRY,
ST. JOIe N = bury.

TTN1IS establishment, commenced in ls2s, now m,
H. ssts of Blast Furnace for mixing Iron from
the ore, Cupola Furnace for making Casting.
from the Pig; two Machine Shops-one for fnisbing
castings making and repairing all kinds Of Machine
ry; and the other for the manufacture Of Ton pump
Sinks and Axletrees.
The Iron made at this establishment is sutefiy IN
any now made in New England, in Consequence Of
the peculiar and manner in which it is manu-.
featured, and the combination Of four kinds Of ore
These ores have been selected, Notwithstanding the
distance they transported, account Of contain
ing different mineral substances combined with the
iron, which create such chemical operations in thu
furnace while melting as produces the frmest and
hest kinds of Iron. Besides he CAREFUL selection
the ores aud the great taken in preparing them
the best Ivorkmen to be found in the country man.
age The operations ofthe Furnace 1vhiie in bast-
Thus the subscriber feels the utmost confidence in
recommending the superiority of his Iron as being
tough seJt, and NOT liable TO crack Those who
have purchased cheap Stores, which have cracked
badly to be- III only for old run requested to nv
tee that NOT a Sore Or plIte, manufactured from
this iron, has eper been returned on account Of
cracking.
The subscriber would now inform hs customers
aud the public, that he intends putting his FumNce
in blast the LIST Of September, and will manufacture
from the iron, U-jjNdt reduced prices,
a New Yankee Notion Stove,
combining all the important improvements.
TlLDEN'S NEWLY INVENTED BANNER
STOVE, to which is attached large furnace to be
used with or without the Stovo-forming very con-
venieut apparatus for summer cooking.
.4IR-T'IGHT and BOX STOTES
A general assortment of
Ee@GB0Vy WA@3Ss
Cast Iron SINKS aud PUMPS; SAP BOILERS
with arch door and frame for setting; Arch, Ash
and Oven Doors, with frames; Sleigh SId
Shoes-aIl Sizes lnoN MoRToRs Tor A.
pothccares s. Families; MILL GEER-
ING, sc. &c.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-03-17

ORLEANS DISTRICT IS.
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District Of Or.
leans-To all persons concerned in the estate Of
johns N Abbott late Of Glover, deceased,
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-03-22

appointed The commissioners n-rrwsvv undn
one Of ihe elttrna'ivrs NJ the act. they "oul
not have been Confirmed 10 CARR ou' Ne ina'Yuc
'inna. He has, ih,fffwe. ~ d npnn tts' pr
tion ogthe legislative ,nsc mem. which # ccs
ded u b. Texat, may i,volve H. ure d fl vlIr
In or own Congress, snd mar The concord nv
existing annoo9 Ahe lsiends Of thai, measure
which can sloee insuse 10 happy consUmaii
Ile hss t,ks he Alternative, mean, bv The Ia -
10 BE- conEgedAon the American President
whose any Il 0jilbc 10 rliect the mese,,re. from
him, ard given ittothe Texan executive.
Bur, spAfk ff0m ~ considerations Of public
policy. wnat will The country think of Ire bro.
prey and decpfum ofl This attempt to fores,a ali
the acton ot The chirfmagistrate chosen BY the
people With ~ especial eye 10 this question. and
10 whom alAeesit is notorious the discretion con.
filed N the act Of Congress was intended 10
tp,'y! i = clear that, . Mr.. Tyler began bis
Presidentisi career in virtue Of an accident, thai
he means sotske the benefit Of the whole chan
ter OF sccidents, 10 blend himself with Re uts
Saving their origin in The councils Of General
Jackson and Houston, and which his inauspi.
ci"us management has 50 far marred in their
progress.
REcElPTs INTO THE TREsuRY or Nrssrssrppr
The Southern Kefofmer Of Saturday. con- Ans
ihh following letter from James e. Mat,hews
Auditor ot nblicsAccounls, which presents
very gratifying statement Of the financial ,ffairs
Of our State The Reformer youches IA ,ho
correctness ofthe Aud,tor's statement. 'The |
,e,'er e dated Jackson, March 7tb, 1876
re amount received into he treasury sinee
me ilssl day e Jannasy last, (rwo months M 4
ok days,)is 8l6403OOS The followinc ann MI
We " nnve ~ yttpaid any part III the revenue
o. ~, ont are expected 10 pay ID j few dsvs.
= : Dssoto. Marshall, Tune ,s Ishouinso''l
ltawamoa. Coahoma, Ponols, Y i scbusl,s. ! Cbnc'
raw, chickasaw. Noxubee. / esks. NssD oSs |
Carroll. Bolivar. askingson Wsrrep. Il Min I,
Smith Simpson Kcmpaf. Jones' p, m. IA a ~ u
.ofK' Harrison, lsseqnena and Sonfi ,wer. I'M n
following counties have only made partial M d
msn's' v'2:--Hinds, Yazso, Madison. C)aibnrnsa
j ferson and Holmes From these MI b; Inca
'cua IS, ,hsre g ye' due, III The arsreoaie 4
'oo' S30iuO From all ire counties ipcp IND II
hose mai havs partially pad estiinale fha, 4,
We q Y rrcs'va abou SlC7,iOO; which. adIdsdl Il
nay already paid INFO the ,r,o,,,,is IA VI
be grad a.gr date Of $3.50 800 OS. which Il
'ore man SlUO.OOO over The receipts III iast Il
fdfs it,iH EtvcGUG. I'LL sa Y,
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N purchase" e BY himself 10 The cities q
New York, Philadelphia and Boston ~,
p'rss's 'or me ma'kef He would RS.
pse''u''y 'n'"'m The rit,z.ps u Ripley md
- 'm'ng Counties, Thai be il dese, mined Z
81 = egg q y low rs,es ~ they can IL
purchased y Memphis, Louisy,lie. CInc,c..
= e any o'ler Cry West u he mountain,
Uio l'is It'd friends and customers H.
,. o'o w ''.a' ne Gun make il il their n
, e1s1' . cal' and examine hn stock of
oouDO before purchasing. as lie il conS.
,e''. 'e viii Be abe to give general sans
less Of his goods.
p;.,. =. 3 RHINE.
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Ripley, Miss, Nov. sd 1874.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

I'D El'TERS Of Administration having Ia,
bate os ar'eS = e ine undersigned, BY the Pro.
i ira nsea q haa.nsm,ngo County Mississippi,
81 ave Of Wright Bonds, Deceased. Nn, -
e hereby givento all those having c,a;ms .e
ga.nst sa'd Estate. to prefent them nrona,I,,
su' nentlcased within the time prescrIhad y.
law, Or they will be forever barred a y
January 10Th l645-9-et Ia ~
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ADMIN ,TRATOR,S NOTICE..

n ! INC November Term, lc4l. 81 the Pro
"A oi's 1"urs ~ li-haihingv County. Mis-
90 Pr Lstttss u Ad;ia. uis,Tation y ere
!. rantd % "a. uAaers gns1i, "a The nsfa,.. n
Vacha. Ls,gh,, d.ceared. Ny,tce 3 in,,.h ).
I've" ~ - Pe.s as having ciain- agailsf sad
~ ase q i'es ~ hem piupery aGslse..,ea ~.
~ m me lime Prescribed ~ law, u tiseY WI
be barred. Y.
NEAL MORRISON, Aam.
81 saLaafy - b l64j-ll-6s ne VI.
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! Orders. 10 4
HEAD OUARTEES
Jackson. Miss Fabrunrv ia 1914

Il .Jaekson. lMiss february lila ls45
1FNy n cormissios ed a,,d non carn ma; \ !,
WI, Ulcers M th@ E,iicuj,1c I'D nm, j, i,
ssjss|pp. M ,iis, ass ei i II M ~,
DIM NJ, u, s'os'a' ss re rsspscsivs amss an
lss " aS,lssR saion, ~ s,oad.
lthu IA h I'M atf 81 M S s ~ Ne "a 60
4, 20 = Regimen, II Benton, On Thursd ],
L ~ III lfs~tafs .4sass M s5 @ Y
hi, m! " .' I e,man,, n 4 xiug,or, Oh Mon.
Isaf I'm .}d II yy. af Mach sgspxt .s'
M n sR';sss'ns ~ CarroIl,on, on Thurs.
III. y " e'nsa', N chsslfs'osen Monl
~ ;sti Regiments, 4, Coff ey.lIe.
Sansal ~ itsafcll Md
n '' q RsIinscsl N Oxford, on Monday
4 kaaaists Asssfdi 81 sssss
j. lho IA n aad "a u Regiment, u ponoa. IL
i'hurraav 20 IL III NJ rclI
ht 5ls's Reebnsnt. Y II rnsndo,, 81 Mon.
tta5 "A Aahf March NJ III
4 hfs 50 II aad On Il Regiments. ii I,p:Iv.
sspytveS Al Ih0rsday ~ |, n 1yfarch. a
sS me 49, N MD lH6E \ Regiments, W Rp,s VI Il,
sAoHdas 8 lssspf M .rch s. ~
u The ard gu Redimpnfs, " Jscn,o. VI
alls1rsssv tns 81 dayuf AprIl ne III. fa'
y lid 9sh Reg inenl<, ii Fuiton, 81
H1yd WI Z Il ~ appi s8s'
IL rhsa6 AZ Regiment, II Ponto,oc, a. Thurs
shsuf April
d i'F An esi,nsnt, 4 Holstor, On Monday
k4 la. ~ Apfi .ss III a I 81 S ss
!he Aaa Al n sxhpeoi,, 4, Aberdeen.
AZ
81 IA Regiment. a columbus, Oh Non.
A9&s4 l4ls 1Afttls s s&sss sssss sA N
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" ~.
\ I7PPAH ClTIN7Y

{ snnn z " ~. Gordon, living near Sprno
q. til'.0 De. SorreI mare and horse c,l'.' w
g aoeul years o,d 10 i h,e abon,. = -
g 'narR Appra sed u $35 Sen. rs ~
Ms,.t ". j Y y n ARMOUR, Rsrc. J
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SIGN, GREEN TREES 4 STAK.

SIGN GREEN TREES 4 sTAk.
NHE subscsiber would respectfuIly iofo,m
- h'r trends, and thr Travelling public pen
eral'y, Hat he he's purchased The !. avevn q, ihe
above sign. with The appertainances. which he
"as opened 70 year a. reduced rates, and
would be thankful for a liberal share q bafron
age. r-''''
JEREMIAH BURNS v. u. M.
Salem, Mi. February 22d l645.
/. aTlhe Franklin (rnscumbis) Democrat,
W. R've me above three Insertions aud for
y afd accounf - The Psst Master III Siltm
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7r1y USI fectsvFd AID flr ssle. ! n0,. ..,, !,
~ selected asS0ftmenf 81 rhoss ~ M. ano. vel
8 sno 'neosnpatable u cks.-known !, ~ known
Z xsfm a The codes, wea ierw,Ih,n, e.,t ,ne
f f' N TX ] b. WALKrR
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Notice..

lV ~ undersigned having 81 The jaru.rv
- Term io4A Of the Probate Court 81 In.
=. !. pan county Miesissippi, obtsined Later
~ DAecuEor o. me List Will and I,esiamenf
3. Denl min Bowers u, Deceased hereby M
|SSs"y al's pereons having claims seain,t sa;d
IN VA ~ percent them duly authentic
s's,,n sne Ilne prescribed By law, o. lhey wiIi
81 BENJAMIN BOWERS.
VI ~, |, IN s;ss l;;, Executor.
x&& Astae 4 y W. sFs
IA |! u \ N !! l ]! | \ may
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AD MINIS rRATOR'S NOTICE,

FL Els q administration having beer
sfa.1cuto tie Undersigned, On the Esta.
Y isaa 81 Ons run, dtceasa1d, atlhe O.l.bei
= ic4 = ne FfoUate Court Of l,ppa1
Ioun'y Aiiaslss'pPl Al persons lndebttd 10
! d'o estats, sre squested 70 make immedia,e
pey'nsn'' S"u ~ shose having Gains against
sa'a es.ase' are noiiiasd 70 present them with.
y ~ ''n'e prescribed BY law, 0r they will be
forever barred.
JAMES WALKER.
administrator Of SAID Estate.
January 18th 1916 0-6w
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80 ~ ssssssssl PINS ssas1
u Il H's fars art'cle ~ seldom fnund 10 hi.
Il n y .rTr', Il ow for sale 4, acs corner ~
~ 4 Y. 1910 .B Wakes.
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1hE srATsoFs NIss,ss,ppl
nsNrint Caeres,s tgmrsftA I, s,.,,.. ~,
s' ~ = A'ss'ss'1p' q Firm 1875 ss''' Z
~
!ud y Bsvan, and H
Jacrb Cohen. 4
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-30
OAKLAND
select Female Academy,


ISA4C u MARTIN. PmsclPAr.
TUHE Seeend Session OF this Academy viii
il commence on Monday September ssl, 1876.
The object Of this institution 10 10 impaft 10
the pupils tEoroagh knowledge Of the Usual
biography, Resding. Psnmanship, Arithmeaic,
Geometry, Nensaratis1, Algebra. GeoeEsphy,
English Grammar, with Composition and Epis-
toiary Writing, History Natural Philosophy,
Chemistry, Botany. SC
The Discipline Of the Academy Is strictly
parental and with direct references 70 the desel.
opmsptof the moral principle.
The situation il one that Is remarkably
healthy. and is peculiarly calculated 70 pro
mote the object in yiex. Being retired and
private. il is not subject 10 many objections
that present themselves in School 10 towf
or city. II :.
There will be Divine Worship sufficiently
near for the pupils 10 attend every two weeks.
The Scholastic year consists Of tspo sessions Q
81 months each Terms $50 per session, IN
GLIDING Boarding and Washing, payable p ad
vance. Pupils will furnish their own Towels
| which, with their clothing, should be consPica
ousiy marked. Is. ;.
Those pupils whose. parents may desire i
| will be taught the elements Of vocal Music,
Mas. MARTIN Will INSTRUCT suSu Jvuht i--.e
4 as desire it, in Ornamental Needle work. wa
Flower Making, MeEzo,into and Poonait PAM
! ing, at moderate charges.
i LscruREs, on scientific subjects, viii oe %
,;vs-sa before he pupils during the white
mon,h.. win experiments, illustrative of d
: branches taught.
d As it is intended TO have limited number
n,nil. il E desired that application be mad
i Immediately 10 he subscriber, and before A.
:. gust 18th, ls45: JAMES "a. bAY"N'
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EDUCATION4!
LISBON INSTITUTION,
Lomelo,s. CoMnty, Virginia

vuVufs Institution was established in 1899,
and !. now in successful operation under
the management Of BENZ. n. BENTON.
10 this institution are taught thesbranches
usually taught in the best English Schools -
The Latin and Greek Languages, Astronomy
with the use Of the Globes, Algebra, EPlain, go
ia and ADalyticsl Geometry, Plain and SPnerl,
cal Trigonometry, Method OF calculating ana
using Logarithms,, Theory aud Practice o. CUR,
xexiog Ieyeling, Plotting, Mechanical and
Architectural Drawing, s&c. Comic Sections,
the application Of the Mathematics 70 the Arts
and Sciences, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry,
sc.
Tha Institution has been furnishedlat cnnsid.
cradle expense, VITA an extensive collection Of
Philosophical ard Chemical Apparatus, Globes.
Man. diagrams, andsModels, and full courses Of
Scientific Lectures
Are delivered to Inc Students. These Lectures
are illustrated BY several hundred highly inter-
esiing experiments. The apparatus has been
collected with particular care, and some OF II
a superior teAny in Virginia.
The Academy is also supplied With caolne'
! Of Minerals, Shells, Fossils, Geologlcsl SPeci'
! mems, &c. Also, Workshop furnisned WIN
| Turning-lathe, and q variety Of tools and STU
dents Of mechauicsl genius may devote tne'i
leisure moments 10 Turning in wood, iron, orass
4 ar steel; brazing, soldering, filing, screw cut
ting. screw turning, casting 10 brass. galvanis
i silvering, &c. 90
N The prices for tuition vary from u 70 Sas
t .ccard;ng ~ tha branehe. studied and. in con
Sheraton II the present low prices Of provis
ion, the price for Boards
1Psdusedto SiIfy eight Dollars.
Per sesslan 81 len months. Each Student mus
h. .uonlfsa vim towels, and have ail hiscloths
so,,nie,.or,ls man k,a With his name IN fufl A
, extra cbsrse Of SIO will be made for washing
! and, when reqlij(ed. ibaats Uihiieess.
i '"un rs, I545.-Aly