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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
EnrmsPaPER rosrAeE, sc.

t.anwrr.s s-ns IN session TN nosths, the greater
,.sr,soe u which time VII sakeA DIP by ake Asiia-
-. North and Soath, upon thsSEaFerF question.
e tie peetec, Of almost every other subject saye
,heir avn ver Hem The Howard Gazsite, in ne
6.rring d he long session, makes some remarks
which are Jus, and true. The Gazette says
aIn abcri two months they viii meet again, when
/. is 10 be hoped they viii address ihsmsevesto the
consideration Of the many important subject that
viii Be beuught before them Among those IS the
reduction or postage on letters and papers The
people have right to this They demand Il, and
Congress Enusi listen to their voice We speak now
ID reference to newspapers az well rs letters. The
present ra.es'of newspaper postage are not only
burdensoIne but unequal. They are too heavy
They restrict the circulation Of knowledge emong
he people Newspapers are the peoples school
masters and they should b. abroad every where, and
every inp6dirnent shouldfbe removed that prevents
eEetf family IN The Land having one or more in is
nliass. Individual enterprise il doing much for
this No departmental business N making such
sacrifices aqE the benefit gf the country as thar Of
nc@ sParfF publication and no dspanmen, has
less p9eaniary reward Far less effort ii other
lraHcbts IL business leads 10 competence and
wealth. bqi newspaper publishers rarely acquire
IS and tuo Frequently but scaniy secure the bles-
sings RI common promise, Thy bread shall be
given thse:and thy water shall be sufe Then let
barrier Is adoubie benefit BE- removed Leilocal
newFpapers at least, be circulated free Of postage
and while she people are instructed, the Publishers
cruise will not run ont. We shall continue our mite
f-s- tita = time siil this Is accomplished and we
say % our brethren Of tie press. dbn1 despair but
sall KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE" I
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PUBLIC PRINTIN c. ]

Mr. RITcHtF, the real contractor for tie printing
Of Congress, says that he will go on 10 execute the
public printing -that friend has offered The am.
plest saeans for the work-and, that pc willrely
upon Congress to indemnify him: The Charlolts.
vile Advocate says
At the next session, Mr. Richie will again be
applying for indemnity for the past ands security
far ,Ls faluro,T hnt We hope Congress will relusc
hifn any aid or comfort, He has been engaged IN
business Of the kind for nearly half eenlury, and
kHeW9very well when he hook the contract hsfmnst
lose by H. unless he could get his friends in Con
gre<s to give him extra alPay He did not expee,
tQdothe work for the stipulated price when be took
ii but he ought to be made TO abide by his contract
4 Congress shall agree " pay him anything MORE
twill beholding out preminmrto partisan editors
to updertake the public printing attutadtsly low
rates, with the understanding that their party will
payilhela a handsome profit"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
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MAYOR OF PITTsRuRG.

QUEER DotSas! Joe Barker, mayor OF Pitlsburg,
must pe crazy On Tuesday night he had portion
q helCt Conncil-men arrested and sent to jaib
out they were Immediately discharged 81 the
Judges on writ Of habeas corpus The next day
Barker threatened to hang Judges councillor. ana
editors, and again committed the civ fathers 10
Jail, but they were SECOND lime released. Barker
however, now threatens to imprison ami hands,
Judges included The affair has created noIilt
excitement.
+ 5. Barker has been held to Bail in the sum oe
81 900 TO answer for falss Imprisonment ard mis-
deanlor in Office. b.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
AcnrcuLruRaL EXPERIMENT..

According 10 PREVIOUS arrangements made known
through our columns, L. w. WAsnNoroN, Esq
Pressdent OF the Valley Agricultural Society with
that touAsnerdablc zeal for the interest 9th Farm
ers Of ms section, which he has always shown,
made several Interesting experiments on Saturday
las. for. the purpose e testing the comparative
merit cSthe several methods Of seeding Wheat.
In thsexperiment .iiye Drills were pnt in opera
lion -onc W esefyis s Gardner, Of eharlestown,
Of his own TAseni and make--another by David r
Rohr, hlsoEof cbarlestown made and patented BY
himself another " j. w. Wageley David Delhi,
Of Pa, paifnlec-- atN4hcr BY s. & NJ. Pennpck of
Chester county T a., Psenied By them-an one BY
49, Bell, Of Nd Wrapghby Of Pa being thr
ratentse,
Each Drill seeded the same Suantiy Of ground
accurately laid of. A, the sue lime several
Glands Of ike size were sown bro1cast and bar-
rowedin and one land broadcast ud p,opqafd
: ii, with tfiple-shovei plough-these Epg done.
withgreat accuracy, in order to 4air-tcsNof The.
diherent methods Of seeding. / II null
The ground selected Ger these experiments,
in pretty good order and lay very well for callifA
top.
The Committee 10 decide upon the merit OF thes
operations was composed Of the following gentle
men 81 w. Lakeland w q. Ferguson jas
o;ibsoa, Marlin Eichclberger and J w. Mccurdy
They we're all very active In the di-oh al fpe'
d,,,s. MA e.prrs.ed themselves much please
with the manner in which these interesting sAleil
rnents were condueted
we refrain from giving any opinion as e 'le Y
i.nsalel fesul, thereof, until The wheat shal' nav
Z. b. Il. X, 10 Il, he gracious sunlight Of heaven
We cannot close this notice without PAYING
deserved Tribute to the en,erprize and zeal exnl0i'e
by L. w Washington Esq, in his eiief's % 3
I'm. and sustain the invaluable institution o. WRle
he Is President ANY thing that ne undertakes 4
succeed. Il energy aud perseverance will men
sash H.. Such men as he, are the truly nsPensf
sef any community: Nay he long iiy no'eq
4hathpspftalily, Tor which he is Sc 'psu."'ioh
Here@sto. the success Of this che i,he ~ouialA'l
The YaItsy Agricultural Soeiri anu 'ne low y
us to ten OF The. feast Of :, Itin Jay al%h'ea
soul I" d his, The only !, z g ueiisal, ASw
nj ever experienced sing a. earnest desire lhat
ever, eoneu wiz, ~ .P'h - ''u's i4'e'
u Nyhen 10 - y 5-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
AUTHOR OF THE FUGITIVE SLAVE
! HI BILE. .i

I The MariiusbdTs Republican, after copying an
article from The Winchester Nifsiniau, Claiming
sthe authorship Of the Fugitive Stare Bin for Nj
Mason, thus aseribes 10 another ProiniheAi gsn!ls-
mamie honoi of having framed IT, ~ f~t -
rRnmor, pretty well authenticated, gfxes credit
toChafles ]. Faulkner, Esq. 81 Belkeeyk priht5-
paiyit not solely, the auhuF Of tie fugitive sldv
bill. 10 man has felt more ssnsihy the pereSsiir
for such law, he having expeFiehccd, lefdot9rsr
lfe iInpossibiiity Of getting the aathoriliesbf III,
free Srtest9 act fol The recovery Of SAWS. This
led TO mis- enaeaYors for Kennedy and 10 iii alsEefe-
Tort on the subject when he was last member Il
the Legislature Of Virginia; and BY this means has
the matter been made 10 attract the attention Of Con
gresss. This statement Is not made 10 detHacs from
The part taken by Senator Mason in the ,Tassa gee
Tee bill but that honor be giyea to whom honor
* due - =. =. - - =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
4 WILD MAN.

A Wild man.-nol tks Wild man-rentsred town On
Wednesday night last about O'clock most furious
ly He hallooed so loudly that he c0ald be beard
halfa mile distant, Ii he has not lately been an in
mate of the lunasic asylum al Staantdn, we think
him good subject for that useful Institta,ion.-
when lucid interval occurred, be gave his name
as Jsaa aftCatkas-He said be had arisen " from
the dead ihree tines Our ieHn regulations mo-
tclerating such noisy conduct hewas seized By one
Of orr police officers and placed ia the care Of our
worthy Jailor, who viii see to his wants until he
shall Be called for, or Otherwise disposea= Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
cRAnAM,s alAcAxlN e.

VIZ have received the NeFembcr No of Grahams
Magazine, and capital enc il isioo The embeE
lshnens arc, The Highland Cha4e, !, 4 The An
gersWhsper,n The American Quail, for Viz
gina Partridge" aud an unusually fine Fashion
Plate Thefrst mentioned Two arg most excellent
pecirnens Of the Art; Tie last is accompanied by q
W wcil written article, on eeuails and Quail
seosSg, by II. W. Herbert, ~ auhor 50 well
kn9M~te de reader of this Monthly that Pc weeds
ne asns o ha6I9 gq on G az n,
Mold :. Hyla9a BY blank Tefke-tri Is a per.
+ WrneF's oest sts ttyle Of COMPOSITION. " I'm
feet gem" os94Tentiee Is very asappiiy conceived;
happy Love1ained in the last vfrsf, sRikes us al;
1 the smile beautiful 1.-THE sanl5wer.f a true
being Northwest by Major Richardson, is evil
tale from the pen Of one very fam liar with the
dan CHARACTER. i is an exceedingly Well-writ-
tnaap4 touching story, Of the fate of beautiful
Squaw, oftae Saukie tribe of I8dianss who, our
author SAYS are The handsonest peePtein The world
Our colbmHs are already tillsd, Or We would
gladly notice more Of the elegant com positions that
addrn ibis mofk
NawIis good time Ladies 70 provide yourselves
with sxeellentwinter-re reading. sReh books these
will eeguile many lonely wintyr-honr Address
Geb II. Graham, Editor, 1874 CHI NAT street Phil
adelnhta Il, go
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
raoM CALIFORNIA.
II W, ,,,.s ~ f,,Iowina. extract from leiter.re
49,, by onr nerhbor IL the SPIRIT from MrJ
II KxII'ys dated Sacranlento city. Aug. 81 1885,:
II SACRAMENTO CRY, (Cn4,l Il

.;t III. - ,fs;rbb,r IN the1 Spirit from Mr.. j.
S IS ~ III da,d S7rTan,nto city5 Aug 81 1885,
r + = 90 49, {, 80, fC,,,l III
Angus, 81, $780,
\ 4 There 4 ana has been great lawful suttering,
HI Ne nara Of Inanylwh5 crossed the plains ills.
Season ahree-fouFihs ii the emigration CALCULATED
L make he tTio IL sixty DAYS and laid in pro9i-
Tin Irhtlv. they have been much nearel,one hun
lIed DAYS ia ma&ing the trip. Supplies of course
49, ont 9fels III miles from here and many
ar aIad Is haye 4 pihte Of horse or mule desh
wigh y6ieh Is saSgfT the cravings Of hunger.-
Nj tS fS -, b,f1er onlp4lletIlto
III; Ss;rs,o, snJ 80 If al f5ot whist Fet ina
Sisr.a Neyrsla was 5etraeeri them and this highly
f,rnrs1 ri,yT nne |entisman infosafed he that he
nrsScI IN H. Iess2t siv dead bodies which had
rs -. a. ~ afsenfnTr migrant
fasl,, n4cssineon t5.ayert i Similar fate. AIN
Ser to} tns fsai re hal MI u me- desert a mother
Si,ss- s, n cbiilren Z FL several tat!c spoons
ut, III fa,r mi water generaus nature. phi
it.anit iea+t II sbasiri n tbe recital Of Such
,ai 1, IN, Rsiis bal nrorar,tlg been sent cat
f-,,, II,is cit,s
. lIl t a t els I.,,,5 Ibs,.
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WIN. II. ROBINSON.

The case of VIM. ii Robinson ~ tr;.5
IN IN the Circuit Court for Berkeley County, on
Thursday week, for Grand Larceny. He
was charged with having. robbed Mr.. Harrf
son w Miller, in june fast. Of SEQ ana az
ter an examination Of the witnesses. and the
argument of the counsel, the Jury retired
and in a few minutes returned verdict Of
guilty He is sentenced to serve two years
imprisonment in the State Psnitentiary.
L MarkiRsbure (ihzrttc 8
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
An INTERESTING OCCASION.

On the a6it of September. very interesting meet
ing took place al Hartford Connecticut, oF the lale
pupils pfthe Deaf and Dqmb Asylum, torthe put
pose of presenting Silver Pitchers 70 their former
instructors, Rex. Tn1Mas q. GaLEANpEr and Mi.
L,usKxr C,.xRc. The number Of nsaf Mutes
present was about four hundred szambng them an
excellent friend, Mr.. Jos TuRNfR, Ct the Virginia
Institution.
Several very handsome and impre ssise addresses
were made copies Of WHICH we would gladly spread
before our renders il vie had space .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
TROUBLE IN NE" fuHh'

4 - ~,
The Seward faction ssssa e bare manasea =
-. a. wig Convsation lately held q sra
-. ~. is shs nonsaiioa Of STATE ofieer.] Taey
have issrodsces she slavery question, WIN s1su
!. 6,,,her agitation, and they are 10 fair way 70
49,. 81 he vhig organization. a. The Barnburners
-. ,,ay. arc. did tha, Of The Democrats.
rranci. Granger. the President Of the conven-
lion M. Dser, ore 81 the late able members Of
roarress from New York City. and about forty
others, Jeff the Convention In body. and have pap
,,shss a address 81 highly liberal and national
character
j ! ,uIe ], min. hut We hope be viii be signally
disa ppoiuted. The Wing party in The mass ea al
Is, rreoruize tie narrow, sectional creed attempted
Itgbe ased hos them. Like Mr.. Duer. We woald
r.theY b IN / minority life lime with party We
believed 10 ~ right than triumphant with one that
seems 10 be guided only by avid fana;icism
I xhe election is FOR members or Congress- as well
Is for Stale officers. Ei
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
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THE BRIDGE.

The drovers of the grazing districts are
beginning to find out the route BY the Bridge
at misplace, which Is now entirely finished.
The great advantages Of this route are very,
apparent to those who tEayelit
Many of the Drovers who have been to
market are returning by this route for the
purpose Of arranging the stands for theisIcats
tie. They all express their decided prefer
ence for this route over all others.
f.ShepherdstonH Register. |!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11

CouNrY JusTIcEs.- Thenew code provides
that all Justices Of Peace, rendering judg-
ments in civil causes, shall in book kept
for such purpose, ''entsr the date thereof,
the name Of the person for, and Of the person
against whom it is, and its amount also, the
date Of any execution issued thereon, and to
whom delivered; and if ho fail to DO SO, he
shall forfeit fsoenty dollars"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
BOUNTY LANDS.

Persons desiring to hare the services III JoHS s.
GAItAHss. 5R. Of Washington city. % procure
Lands Claims BY making known 70 us their wants
can p attended % prnmpsly. Is We have The neces-
safy papers in our possession For particulars, see
his advertisement in anothes column.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11

Look OUT FOR CouNrERFEiTs Counter.
felt Two Dollar notes on the Corporation Of
Georgetown, D. c., are in circulation. One
Of them was received at this Office few
days since by one Of the hands. e B3z
THaTti1sbRr9 Gazette, IS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11

.nss sssuahse Wing Journal has been enlarged,
- \ ~ pfin,sd on new lype in is edisorials
aad ssleecns, ii il. 10 scpe.;O, 4; 81 Ilnso,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11

- We learn with great regret the death
OF the Hon. Chester Butler, worthy and
valuable member Of Congress, representing
the ith district of Pennsylvania. He died
on Saturday last in Philadelphia, where he
had arrived on his way home from Washing
ton
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
90 sAeRAMENTo pIFF.cuLET.
a sQrA1rERS MEETING.

A sqnsiser meeting had been held at Mays.
vile, al which series oftemPerate and dIgnitled
resolutions were passed, declaring the ln'euti9h
Of The se#llers 10 occupy and cultivate lands,
avoiding townships and Surveys in which proper.
ty had been purchased and claimed. they deny.
lie nstness and legality of mammoth Immigrants
under o!ttles, but will abide the decision oi
proper tribunals and laws OF the State. #
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-02-18
AMENoRRHGA CURED !

The following important certificate is from DR..
Right, of Cincinnati, Ohio:
Dr.. HATcHITr: | have used your Compound Ex-
tract of Collosh. with admirable success. l admin
istered it to a lady who had been laboring under
suppressed mensmration for ten or twelve months,
and other arrangements consequent on it had redu-
ced her the last extremity. Her attending physI-
clan had given her up 10 die Nausea, vomiting.
and exceeding nervous prostration indicated rapid
dissolution.
The urgent symptoms were arrested Immediately
the administration of your CohOsh-a rallying
.of the vital energies the whole system follow
ed and the patient rapidly recovered. | would adj
wise those similarly afflicted to give your medicine
a trial Yours W. +. KIGHT.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-02-18
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON. Feb. IA.

WASHINGTON, Feb. IA.
Senatc-After some unimportant business
Mr. Clay's resolutions were taken up.
Jefferson DAVIS concluded his remarks in
reply to Mr.. Clay, contending that slave labor
would be necessary and profitable in Calilor-
MIA. He defended the course pursued by the
South upon the slavery question, and denied
she had preached disunon. He also defend
ed the action Of Mississippi in relation to the
June convention. In conclusion he said it
rested with the North to say whether the
last page of the national history should be
written in blood. and descriptive Of the wreck
and ruin of our Republic. The North had
been the aggressors, and 1t was nothing but
the spirit Of holy attachment which bound
the South to the Union.
Mr.. Downs next took the floor, when the
subject was postponed till Monday
TIE Presidents message, transmitting the
California constitution. was then considered
H0usc.-After the usual business the House
went into committee of the whole.
MIR. Hillard concluded his slavery speech
began Tuesday last.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-02-18
PROOF! PROOF!!
DYSPEPSIA CURED

DR.. HATCHIrT: Having been afflicted with Dy s
pepsia with all its multilorm symptoms indiges-
ton, pain and uneasiness over the region OF the
stomach; haiuence and eruction: vomiting OF meals
languor and debility and having used, without
benefit, all the usual remedies, together with severa
bottles OF Bulls Sarsaparilla, was induced try
your Compound Extract Of Cohosh. he use o
two bottles cured OF every of disease since
which time. space of two months, have enjoyed
excellent health
have sold several dozen bottles of your Cohost
on my Wharf Boat, and il has given perfect salts
faction.
For all those diseases for which it is recommend
led l believe superior 10 any medicine in use.
Respectfully, p. g. O'kILEY.
Commission Merchant, Evansville, la.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-02-18
THE ELEPHANT SEEN
WITHOUT GOING TO CALIFORNIA

THE undersigned having Just received new
1 supply, which makes their assortment COM
pete, would respectfully invite the ladies and gen.
tlemen of this city and vicinity to give hem call
as they think they offering desirable bargains to
all wishing to purchase Our stock consists in part
ofthe following ortices-satinets, Nutmegs, Cali
Goes, Onions, Hammers. Molasses, Soap, Linseys,
Rosin, Potatoes Handeaws, Vinegar, Teapots,
MinceChoppers, Boots, White Beans, Augers, Cloves
Gloves, Axes, Sweet Potatoes Salt, Ginghams But
Ter, Spoons, Flannel, Tobacco, Ticking, Cigars,
Shoes Copperas, Pitchers, Mustard. Locking Glass
es, Tea Cannisters, Starch, Gun Caps, Spades Rice,
~teelyards Hose, Sugar. Alpaca Stoneware, Caps,
Fea-Cups, Ginger, Fry-Pans, Shaving Soap, Wash
boards, SuspenderS, Saleratus, Shawls, Squares,
Pepper, De LANES, Waters, Handkerchief Spice,
Drilling, Trace-chains, Sweet Oil, Backing, Tea,
Bed CO rds Raisins, Matches, Candy, Ribbons, Mad
der, Sheeting, Indigo Pins, Loaf Sugar, States,
Mackerel Umbrellas, Lead, Cashmere, Knives and
Forks, Socks, Lamps, Thread, Chisels, etc. etc. to-
gether with various other articles too tedious to
mention, all Of which will be sold at the very low
est prices
janis dim CARLOCK, FOSTER & co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-02-18
TO CARPENTERS AND OTHERS.

IL Undersigned VIII until the 18th inst. receive
sealed proposals for furnishing ma eras and
building MARhI Il HOUSE, In Lamasco city.
The house is to be 60 feet in length, its pillars 10
feet in the clear, It's materials OF the same kind and
its dimensions in all other respects, except those
above specified, the same those OF the Market
House the public square in Evansville; and
the work to be done in the same manner, and on
the plan, that of said Market House i'll
Evansville. The building is to be completed to the
acceptance OF the President and Trustees before the
first day of Une next.
tebl3 do DANIEL CHUTE elk
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-02-18
sCROFULA CURED!

HENDERSON, Ky, Nov, 1919.
find your Cohosh an efiectual remedy for the
Scroiula. l have a negro girl agec 81, who was
afflicted with that disease, by the Of three bot
ties OF the Cohosh, was entirely cured. The mother
OF said girl aged 50, was cured OF the same disease
by the same preparation.
Yours, JOHN A HATCHITT.
DR.. HATCHnr, Evansville, la.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-02-18
NV ORLEANS. Saturday. Eel

Stock on hand & ship'd not clea'd.. hhds 5.457
SUGAR-ln spite ofthe bad weather the sales reach.
ed 600 hhds
MoLAssEs- 800 bbls were sold; Prime 2I922c in
Guiding III bbIs at 2lac
tLouR-Sales confined to 100 bbls extra St Louis
at s. 62'c and $50 Illinois at S. so.
CoRN-493 sacks sold at Sic
FORK $50 bbls Mess uninspected were sold at 80
o7Ai $50 at - and 237O on private terms; Il bbls
Mess inspected at So 50 and geo Mess at SO 374
bAcoN-Sales Is casks sides at S4 95; 10 cask;
Shoulders at Sac; 25 tierces sugar cured hams
IS at 9Ic.
BEEF-5o bbls prime were sold at So Is; 60 B a
IS and 20 tierces prime Mess at sl3
LARD-Sales 546 bbls and tierces, as follows: 1ot
&C.
CoFFEE-145o bags Rio were sold at 144al4.c
Saturday, Feb 9, Up N.
CorroN-There is 50 me inquiry and we alread
hear Of the sale of 1900 bales.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-02-18
EVANSVILLE
FEMALE INSTITUTE,



FEE VI a l. L INSTIT U TIE,
A Select School for Young Ladies,
OF which the Rev c.. A. Foster is Rector, will
" be opened by the Misses E. CONVICTION, at the
Brick School House, adjoining the Episcopal Church
on MONDAY, the llth day of February next.
Course of study.
Primary Department.
Alphabetical Lessons, Reading, Spelling and
Writing, lheBlble,(pe quarter Of Is weeks,) SO OC
JHHiOr Department.
Reading, Spelling, Writing, continued; Gram
mar, Arithmetic, and Geography - the
Bible, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5 0C
Senior Department.
Grammar, Arithmetic and Geography, con-
tinued; History, ancient and modern; Nat
ural. intellectual and Moral Philosophy;
Chemistry, Botana, Mineralogy, Geology,
AstrC nomy, Constitution OF the U States,
Algebra, Geometry, GTecian and Roman
Antiquities, Evidences of ChrlstlanIty-the
Bible, - - '--'-''-''' VI
Classical and Ornamental Deportment-ErtT
Latin, Greek, French or Italian, .-...-''''. 3 OF
Music on the Harp, Piano, or GUITAR = III VI
Drawing and Painting, water-coloTs, twice
a week, > "
Monochromatlc Drawing, taught in l3 or Is
lessons. and materials furnished, '-'..''.' b "
Mrs. c A Foster takes the charge of the French
italian and Music Department.
The Rector will daily visit the School, deliver tw'
familiar Lectures a week on Natural PHILOSOPHY
and Chemistry, and, occasionally examine tn
classes in the studies they have been pursuing.
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