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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-05-30

MARRlED.-At Davidson College, n. c.
by the Rev. S. Il. O. Wilson. Professor, MIR.
Hucn II. WILSON of Sumter District, S. G., TO
Miss MARY F., daughter of Rev. s. William
son, D. d. President Of the Institution.
At Cahawba, Ala. on the l7th inst. by the
Rev. Mr.. Cotton, Mr.. WILLIAM. McKNIGnT,
to Miss LOUISA A. daughter Of M. John Gwn.
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New Spring Goods.
Just reccircd by
A. m q r. KENNEDY,

New Spring Goods.
Just reccircd by
A. M. & R. KENNEDY.
To which they would invite the attention Of Their
friends and the public generaly.the Stock con-
sists in part
Ladies' Wear
Organdi Leno and Jaconet fancy Muslin.
Linen plain and Satin stripe Silk Barcges.
Tissue Silks,
Earlston, French and Muslin Girghams,
Fancy Linen Lustres,
English and American Prints,
Embroideries, Gloves, Ribbons, Hosiery; dc.
Genflemen's Wear.
Drap d. etc fancy spring Cassmeres,
Linen Drills,
Marseies, Valentia and Linen Vestings,
Ieghorn, Panama and Fur Hats,
Cravats, Gloves, &c. &c.
Together with full assortment Of beached and
brown Homespun, and doa este goods suitable for
servants wear.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
With other articles too numerous to mention.
The above stock has been carefully selected and
will be sold for cash, or to punctual customers a:
least as low as they can be purchased e.scwhe re.
March 2Sth l649. II l3
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Take Notice.

The only way to be profitable and profit b OUT
AIM. Cash for all Liquors at the Bar and every
article in the drinking line, and hope not one 1t
our friends is 80 foolish az to SUPPOSE we will
make them an exception 10 our general and posi-
tive rule-if they do, they may expect a very f4s
dun. Our Liquors we pay cash for
ROBERT IATaTA,
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SanfcG Canal.

SantCe Canal.
The Directors OF this Canal, having learned that
many rurnors are circulated to the effect that the
Canal is TO be abandoned before next Winter, take
this opportunity Of informing the public, that such
rumors are without the shadow of foundation, and
that they are now enlarging their Reserves, be-
yond what they ever have been, and expect to have
supply of water, except in times Of eXtraordina.
ry drought. HARRIS SlMONS,
Sec'y. g. Trcar. Santce Canal Co.
May 80, 4t 90
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OIilinary'S Sale.

According to the Act made and provided in such
case, will be sold before the court house in Camden
on the first Monday in June next, at IL O'Clock, a.
m all the Personal Estate Of the late David Eek
ar, consisting of Clothing, Trunk, Valice, Euffalo
Robe, Pocket Pistol Silver Lever Watch, &c.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
may IL. }. Il. JOY, o. f. D.
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Fishing Tackle.

A fresh assortment Of fishing tackle suitable
for the season just received, consisting Of the
following:
Silk lines, furnished.
do. assorted coIors.
do. patent s twist.
Superior Grass lines.
Fine Linen and Flax do.
Limerc Trout hooks OIL Gimp
Artificial Flies.
Fine Minnow Nets.
Dip Nets with telescope handles.
Floats, and Hooks of all sizes.
ALEXANDER YOUNG.
April 25 tt II
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Ordinary's Notice.

Whereas, no person has applied for Letters Of
Administration upon the goods and chattles Of the
late David Eckar, have taken possession Of the
same as derelict, and hereby give notice 10 all per-
sons indebted to the said estate to make fmrnedI-
ate payment, and those having demands to pre-
sent them, duly attcsted, to me.
NAV II J. r. JOY, o. z. D.
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Dry Goods i'll Charleston,
For Spring of 1S49.

E. w. BANCROFT, INVITES THE ATTENTION or PLAN
TIERS AND THEIR FAMILIES WHO THE CRY, TO Ills
Extensive Stock.
lie las now received his Spring Stock. which consists
of every variety Of rich and elegant Fabrics for Ladies
dres.-snCh as
Silks Grenadines, Tissue Silks, Bareges, Muslins,
Sewing Silks, Gingrams, Prints, Lawns, BOmba-
zines, Chalys, Apaccas, &C.
ShaUis Of erery Style.
Such az Elegant Plain and Embrudered Canton
Grape, Cashmere Sewing Silk, Silk Muslin, Bcr-
age and Plain Silk Shaws
Linens.
Damasks Long Lawns, Linen Shcetngs, and
Linen Goods in great variety
Hosiery. White Goods, goods for Gencmen's
Wear, &C. &c.
In his DOMESTIC GooDs Rooms will be found rs usual n
complete assortment of all the leading Styles Of Domestic
Goods such as are adapted Servants and family
llSc
lie confidently invites attention to the Stock of the
Largest and mast Ertensire in The Southern Country
and the prices ALWAYS THE LOWEST POSSIBLE.
253 Hing Street, Charleston, 5. e.
April 18th, lSI9. If IA
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
JOB WORK.

For all Job Work done at this Office the
Cash will be required on delivery.
Bills for advertising will be presented for
payment quarterly.
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DlED-A few weeks since, at his residence,
JAMES WHITE, a worthy citizen of Lancaster
District. 80
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Spanish SegarS, &c.

Superior Spanish Segars. Of choice brands, and
the best chewing aud smoking Tobocco.
NAV % A. f ALLEN.
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Violin for Sale,
New Store.

Those, desirous of purchasing good Instru.
ment at half price, will call at this office.
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The ChilGS First Book In Geography.

TIC UHIIuS FlfSI BUUK III GtUsrdpH!'
A Primary Geography, designed as an introduc,
ton to Smiths popular New School Geography"
illustrated with ls colored Maps, and upwards OF
100 beautiful engravings. Philadelphia; Grigg,
Elliot g. Co, 1910. ~, 3.-.,. 80.
For sale by ALEXANDER YOUNG.
May % # II
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Ladies black, white and co!ored Kid Gloves as.
sorted sizes-Also clear Lawn tiandHcrchcts,
Parasols and Sun Shades, Fans &C., ust received
by Southerncr from New York.
F.. w. BONNET.
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To Dentists.

gf.-4laI a 10 DGntIStS.
The subscriber has made arrangements by which
he can at short notice procure Gold Foil and other
articles for Dentists use, from Charleston, and
furnish the same at prices that will not fail u
satisfy the most economical.
April 4th, lS49. Z. }. DELAY.
Nearly opposite Masonic Hall.
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SOUTH. CAROLINA RAIL ROAD.

Ja 49, 60 - EEs ~ a
OK and after Sunday, the Goth inst, the Passen-
rer and Mail Train will leave the Mary street
Depot, Charleston, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
DOWN.
Will leave Hamburg at 5, Camden ., and Co.
lumbia o'clock, A. NJ, arriving at Charleston at
| O'Clock, Z. NJ. as heretofore. Passer gers at the
"Way Stations will accommodate themselves TO
the change, and make their arrangements accord.
insly.
The Accommodation Train will leave Camden
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at II
o'clock, NJ.
GEO. s. HACKER,
Agent Transportation.
May23 81 %
Sumter Banner will copy 3 times.
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Soap! S6ap!! Soaps!!l,

"Let him shave now, who never shaved befots,
And he that shaved before, now shave the mon"
And for that purpose, purchase and uss such as
you can do it most comfortably wi,f-Hahsps,
Roussel's and Guerlain's Shaving Cream, Rosas-
sells Walnut Oil Shaving Cakes, lewis Cosmetic
Tablet, and Brown Windsor Cakes can be conf
at z. J. DEHAY'p.
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Candles, &c.

Sperm, aiamanline and TalIJw Candles, Soap,
Starch, Mustard. Pepper, Spice, Ginger, (green
and ground) Cloves, Nutmcgs, &c For sale by
may 23. A. f. ALLEN.
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NEW GOODS.

NEW OoODSs
NJ. DRUCKER & CO. Pre- now receiving from
the North their large and well selected stock OF
Dry Goods, Hardware & Groceries,
which they will sell at the lowest prices tor cash
only. Being determnedao sell Goods, they VIII
not suffer themselves to be untersold' and lnVite
those who may wish TO purchase, to call and OK.
anime for themselves. Sold wholesale and retail
at ,be CAMDEN BAZAAR.
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Pain Killer.
Golfers Remedy for Diseased Horses,

Golfers Remedy for Diseased H0rses,
Warranted 10 cure Lamencss, Spawn, Big Jaw,
Founder Sprains and Strains. Splints, Wind-galls,
Big Bone, String Halt, Thrush, Poll Evil, &c. &c
limited supply of the above, to which the atten'
ton of farmers and owners OF horses ls invited,
Just received and for sale by
may9. L. DELAY.
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@AGGa0B21SS@
BY P. R0BENS0N,

The subscriber begs leave to state that he is
prepared to make up Clothing at the shortest no.
fit. With his knowledge of the Business and a
disposition to please, lie solicits Call from his
friends generally.
may If 10
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iCE! ICE!! iCEM!

The subscriber having made new arrange
ment with agents in Charleston, New York and
Boston, for constant supply Of Boston and Rock
land Ice, is now ready to furnish those who have SO
kindly patronized him in divers ways, with Ice for
the seasoh, as cheap as possible for cash. -.
JAS. C. McKENNA.
May9 10 -Hr 1T
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Rail Road Notice.

HNII NOUU NOCICCs,rl-
The South Carolina Rail Road Cosnpsny does not
engage notify consgnees of the arrival ogoods and pro-
duce, they considered as delivered wien they have
reached the Depot and at the risk Of the owner but nof
removed they Win be turned oVef the &fehca- -keeA
subject to the usual charges Of fstorage. -
Country goods snbject to storage afterone week.
Town goods subject 10 storage after 48 hours5
April 4, ls4e. n d. BAxLEY, Asena
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Bacon, Lard and Flour

A lot Of superior Bacon and Lard
Flour of the best brands, for sale by
may %. A. e. ALLEN.
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Iced Soda Water,

ply of fresh CONGRESS WATER, for sale by
may IL }. Il. MckAlN.
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Dentistry

Dentistry.
DIR. J. LEE may be found in his office during
the present week.
Nav 2lst lS4D. 1t 81
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NJ NOTICE
NOTICE.,
To the Widows, Orphans and Disa.
bicd Soldiers OF the Palmetto
REGIMENT.

The Legislature having appropriated further
sum for the benefit of the Widows, Orphans, ard
disabled Soldiers of the Palmetto Regiment, appl-
cation therefor may be made immediately TO the
Subscrb r. who has been appointed. by the Cover
nor, commissioner for Capt Muffats Company.
Sufficient evidence OF the claims Of the applicants,
and also in regard to their means Of support, must
be Produced lo the Commissioner, to be transmit
ted to the Governor, by whom The fund will be ap-
portioned. TiiOS. SALMOND.
May "a, les9. 1t %
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N. C9NR2TOo

u The undersigned having disposed of his in.
terest in this place to Mr.. z. J. DELAY. would re-
commend him to the favorable consideration OF his
friends and former customers.
.. IA. CLEVELAND.
Feb &c. 8 TT
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a CARD

MIR. III. j. BRIssENBEN,
Of Charleston, Professor of, Music, offers HE
services in the formation and instruction of Mihtas
ry B nds &c. He has had much PRACTICAL expe.
rence and possessed Of the most satisfactory tes:
timonials regarding tapabili,y and character
Communications can be addressed to the care
Mr.. F. Zogbauni, POL King Street
H. j. BRiSSENDEN,
mays. II Beaufain-st Charleston.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY CONDY & DAWES.

Valuable Business Stand and The remains of Stocl
of Tro,
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New Spring and Summer Goods.

The subscriber have now on hand full and
we'll selected Stock of New Spring and Summer
Goods, to which they respectfully invite the at
tention of their customers and the public general
ly, as they will be sold at the very lowest tprices
for cash; being desirous of closing our stock of
Dry goods before the first day Of July next, bar.
gains may be expected they consist in part of
English and American fancy Prints Printed and
Plain Muslins, Ginghams Bareges, Linen Cam
brio Handk'fs, de- DC. apnf
Together with full assortment Of bleached and.
brown Homspuns, and domestic Goods suitable for
Simmer Wear at
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EHE MUTpAG GEgH
INSURANCE COMPANY

This Company has an Accumulated Fund OF So2o,uo
invested in Bonds and Mortgage Real Estate in this
CITY arl Brooklyn, and stocks OF the otae anu oy "
New York and United States Government.
'Ihis fund is rapidly increasing by widely e1tenoea
and prosperous business, producing an annual income oi
S35O00O r ce ,o
The Companv declared dividend Of profits OF httytwo
per cent on all existing policies on the 3ls OF January
Policy holders whether for life, or shorter terms, parci.
nate in The whole of the profits, in accordance with tie
terms of the charter.
The premiums are payable in cash annually, or u de-
sired semannually quarterly, interest being added ON
the deferred payments. c,. ,o,r-os ,o
The for whose protection the assurances are enec'ea'
the whole of the benefits without subecng them 10 Tile
Leavv drawbacks of accumulated premium notes. -,
Persons may effect insurance on their own Ves anu t
l,os of others married woman can insure the NE ol
her husband which will nure " the exclusive use OF her
self or children. -. n.1 e,
Pamphlets explanatory Of the principles OF MUTUAL ie
Insurance and illustrating it's advantages, Win ioms u
anpica,ion may be obtained at the Office Oh the company
AZ Wall street, or of any of its agents.
TRUSTEES
STATEMENT of the affairs OF this Institution Of the
close of the first quarter Of the Sixth year. ending ls may
lSf9 =, ,,.. ~ - s,o,
iA,nou,. HUI, nf e. Esh 1s4o S543,07l Is
DsJnct amount paid during last three months q,
for Profits or Policies expired by death, l'o'o ~
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-08
w. "A. III.


TEVEIE undersigned offers for sale the tract o
III land on which he resides, confirming S2A
acres, ore hall fine prairie, the other black post
oak and hammock land, situated Ii miles west
Of Columbus, in the MAYHEM Prairie. There il
80 acres in high state of cultivation. first
rate gin house ha7sv nil, ani c",io" uress, a
good log dwelling and comfortable onLhousss,
there is also fine artesian well aliordng an
abundance Of good waier at MI seasons Ihi'
plantation lies Immediately on the road leading
from Plymouth to StarkyiIIe in the eastern edge
of the Hahew Prairie, convenieutto naygntop,
and has what lew olher places can boast of--na
outietto an inexhaustibie range Tor stock Il
can be divided into two coed settlements, sut
will sell either or I or including al the i'm
provemcnls or the whole for in hand. and tbs
balance in one and two years without Interest.
Persons wishing TO purchase can see The prcp,-
etor on the premises or H. $. Taylor and John
I. Ridley, Columbus Mississippi, who viii moe
fully describe the property.
WELLS A. THOMPSON,
March 81, 1850. ly. Mayhem Prairie.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-08
WONDERFUL
Restoration to UenIth!!

OR. CHRlsriR's Agent In tinciuptti Ohio received
the following Certificate rev months since II is bom
citizen Of high standing and well known in Cincinnati
10 MIR ], ID DOUGHTY,
Cor 9Th and Mainsts Cincinnati
nrsR sR--1hrongh the grscc and wisdom 81 my omnl
potent Maker my Intention called your adveste
man Of Medical Caysnisn the Gazette oi Cincinnati
about the hsi ri january last My disease telng Rheu
matte ueut had resisted the skill Of about all the physt
clans could employ and made me poor indeed loa,ing
me helpless miserable man who fer hirisleer aentAs
precious % ts experiment A03 Ret aihedeWt usp and for
large portion Of the time AS rent With tNerucatng pain
Through the rolileno~ Of Mr. Fenncr was enabled 10 oh
tain enc Of nR CnRsrW'. Genuine nelw At your essah
llshmeut and BY Its use IN connection with the Fluid now
only MONTH can affirm tha have found Paradise be-.
low. can now walk firmly and comfortably wherever !
wish TO 60 and have prospect o enjoying sound health
~ ever had deem my recovery so miraculous that |
have taken this pains 10 1t 70 You for yoa and
the information of others
Respectfully Femnin your obi servant
CANAAN GARDNER
ptar,ixan Cove pa,ka ca OH, Eeb l6 lsIa
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-08

To On. CHaiAFlA Respected hf nAl iueNl-l hafs
always been subject TO tbs. dreadful complaint Eheuma
tsm but never knew what agony heptan belng could
suler, I'll Joined thu Army engaged IN ait ci
GENERAL TAALOltS battles, and was Of emo Guido
with GENERAL ssOFT, During portion Of The am
pagn We were much exposed 10 the nBht ar IN damp s9
atoms, and perceived tBt lAis ag0cd MY old
plsnt The first Htiack 0l the enemy 4 mean lheuma.
tsm) had In Mexico the night shoulder then my
whole arm got siia and could scarcely held my muSke,
and morning In the month OF March last aftor sleeping
under the ChapafIM could scarcely raise myself iefJ
shneked with agUny. was alter placed in tho
geons hands. but continued 10 get and The
pains extended ali over my body my head and in
my ankles and toes. Al san Angelo got my discharge
aud when sed 10 Boeton was helpless hopeless
perfectly miserable wuWAi take more medicine for
hal taken much already but reading yOnr dseitse
mont induced me TO send 10 your Agent Mrs T.. kiDpEh
Court street. aud get GAtykStc Htir and MAaehrN
Fiun he second day wore the Belt and used the Fluid
was much better and Ia about one week vas
aged that WAS not s1tiffcd with the Belt alone but got
pair Of the Gatan Bracelets or the limbs fhese soon
put my feet and In few days was enabled TO walk
10 Mrs klbDEtS and toll my story She told 10 per
severe aud said she hal known persons az had as wa 10
get entirely cured From this time gnt better every ley
-all pains gradually Lett me and ny strength rapidly
turned and For four monhg pas, have been entirely well
feel vigorous and elastic felt with the eXcep
ton Of little stiffness IN my right arm but have noi
particle Of pam Of kind Nv cure j. Truly Wonletfnl
and can feel ln, grateful tn YOU iut believe our
0slvnnic Articles have saved MY he rs do not believe
could have lived much longer such di aalul aguhy.
HENRY l., suMNiA Isl Reg Mass Iigtt Inf
Comp ~ L. A, FOOL, Capt
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RURHr&a
Carriage Msnufac tory by
CARTER, NASH & CO.

SUCCESSORS TO A. r. w0LFiNGT0N,
Nsss sile of Market street, nearly opposh Cady
Livery Stable, Columbus, Nj.
xxSEfE undsrsiened having pufhased the entire In.
terest Of The former proprietor, A. e. Woliing'
am IN the above establishment, would respectfully
INFORM their friends andide public generally that they
are prepared to carry on the Carriage Making Re.
,,lyng business In lie various branches in sty not
snrpassed anywhere They solicit il share Of pub-
~ satromeee. 7fIOS. w, CARTER
w II NASH,
NJ ELLINGTON.
Columbus. Mi, Jane 10
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DECHERD & MORE

FENAkE great pleasure in saying 10 their ~
m merous friends aud the public generally llei
all their Goods were not burned in the late Fire.
They saved nearly three Eourths, & have received
large additions since, 10 their stock. Their as.
sor,ment is very general and complete emba
cling every article suited to The present season.
They can be found at present at the well
known stand Of Weaver Mullen & Go, south
side Main street, where the attention Of huyrls
of bargains is particularly invited Those who
wish TO exchange Cash for Goods will find il to
their interest to call and examine their stock and
prices
DECHERD & MOORE.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-08

lcct 10 Nervous Complaint have been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED
when al hppe n relief had been given up and eye ding
else been tried IN vain
10 illustrate The NO Of The GALVANIC nELF
suppose the ni pefaon afflicted with that tane Of
civilization DYsrffSiA bDy other hfonlt ct Ne fnW
Disorder IN ordinary cases siimuiau's me tskrn sch
by their action The and muscle Of the stomach
ainfA temporary fnhei hn, which leave The patient IN
lower state snl with Injured faculties der the actiuD
thus excited has ceased Now compare lis with tNs ei
fsci resulting from the application ot the gNIN ANii
BELT Take q nyspeptc suaotcr even in ne wot9
symptoms 0f an attack and mly tie fhr hgt donnh the
body usiae the Magnetic Fluid az difecied IN short
period the nsensie perprsti1n viii Oct 90 ue positive
element Of the Belt thereby causina Oayene circulation
which will psss 10 the negative and thence back again
to The positive thus Keeping up eontinunas tsl,
culaan throughout lhe sj ssn Thus the nnst severe
eases of pYsrEpstA are PERMANENTLY CURED. A
FEW DAYS rs OFTEN AMFLl SUFFICIENT TO
ERADICATE THE DISEASE OS YEARS
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-08
pr. chrIslieIa Qalvanlo clnralIves,

consists IN The fact that they arrest ard disease BIZ
outward aypeuiian IN place ~ ue usual mode If dug
<Hg and ply seeking TN pstgpi ull eNhlvled Nature
sinks hoielc,sy uf5sf the haict9n
7i.s sif,lgfbsH is ohpis system syHais' he cifeulg
Hsn ~ hs Nest pfeglst ne 5scfeons and DE- Ne
siigaisa iis5y hpdsr eficRH fiairsf Since deiI
introduction IL the Tinted states only three years SINCE
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he Rsne.s.al has hasl leaahlaa ls1liF yclrs, M
iatsrfup.edly. having ocas ped lafeHss Pfeelsor.
thips u several Co.le-es 10 flfelllas li's native
Ssafe,a end Kealucky.
TIA Fsmais Col'eriiic Insllaie was cfgarised IN
1888. esd ass enjoyed Wiihout any hae,altcus an
uaasazl share 81 pl1ie lasol avaraEiag iof hc ten
yaala pasi about orr hiudlet pupils.
Il Is frrniihed with 3 fae Philosophical
sBA CAfmieal Apparsas, Select Lerary,
de-. aal slss anuSas facilities q stadents q Ma
sis FseAeh, Spaafh and tie lks. i Is entsey free
tram 50 seetaslan bias-ihA naHils beng permitted
to ssteni Az ase 81 worship pfestftsa " the Pa
Tsais aud lAeeathefs belonging 9 ioal q i've dfer
eus denominations
70 pfefeal competition 10 Dress, cio hnR oi a uni'
torn style asteen prescribed, and Jener, q every
1escfipllon prohibited
tse5sseiorrn e aceessblp b. daily Stages& Steam
boats fsen ouisgile ard Cincinnati. Ii u m'ies
fram Frankfort, and sndmred 10 Re oEe q; ne health
iest locations CO he Globe
ZURHrSa
Per session, or Board and Tuition, 81
Ion Music, go
Fer French, Sc. Ply
There are many Femlle Seminaries N the West,
ia whichthe expenses Of . pupiimsy be $40 Or sly
lsi session less than the above, but In very lev q
these il is nfdcnlly asserted viii the fare DC ound
90 gool--the capital Invested 50 arge--snd Tie rep
htalion ofthe Teachers s0distinguished