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The New York herald., 1851-09-10

nUE NOTICE TO GENTs.-NOw is THE TINE TO
~ look fall and winter o ohing Send them to
No 5S Pearl street near Broadway whore get them
either cleaned Dyed altered repaired for riae
Having carried all the above for years
past. in Murrav street, he challenges all petition He
feels grateful for the received from the
public assuring them that puuctuatty is motto
bined with chespness He hopes hear all his
Be in time as delays are dangerous. Address
A COR rIsSOS, 55i Pearl street.
CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
O-Ladies gentlemen hsvipg clothing furniture. or
jewellery to dispose of btan fair cash price for the
by sending for the subscriber a. hts residence
through the post appointment LADIES' attended by Mrs
Cohen. NJ. s. COHEN, 66 Elm street
CAST DEF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
obtain the highest price Clothing
Furniture by sending through the post his resi-
dence. L. M. DUSSELDORF. IL Elm streeA
N. N.B.-Laties attended to by Mrs. Dussedorp.
MO HUMBUG.-CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FUR
ladies and gentlemen who have left OF Clot hing Fur
niture, Jowery & to dispose Of by sending through
otherwise for j. LEyEHSTYN 466 Broadway up stairs
Ladies atten ded to by Mrs Leyenstyn.
VINO GIVES THE HIGHEST PRICE FOR LADIES
w and gentlemep's cast of Clothing2 Why, Lyon.
who gives the highest for FurnituEei Why Lyon.
Who for Fancy atIical Dressesl Why Lyon Who
for Watches and Jowelryl Why, Lyon And who for all
kinds Of merehsn disc! Why LYON. And who i, Lyon!
Where ia Lyon to be foundl IL Wall strees basement
II EFP THE BALL ROLLINC.-THE NUMEROUS LET
IN daily received by the subscriber evidence
OF bis bavir obtained the pubcs In paya bet
ter prices for left of wearns apparel ewery than
be obtained in the city s. L. PILLIPs,2 Park Place.
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FINE ARTS.

lNoLoREp pAGUE1REoTYPEs foR FIFTY CENTS =.
" Kings lyliyht Rooms, l05 Dowery, between Hestor
and Grand streets tho only Embellishments Ia the city who're
she bcs syht Dsguerreoypes handsomely colored and
eneassd taken for ~ cents and larger sizes at equally
aow rates No charge unless perfect satsfaoton given
ATR. JAMES BROWN, BAGUsREEAS ARTIST, MEN
AVA bsf Of the ater Color SoeietyGallery. 1.t Broad
between corsndt and Deg streets, rhe pu"lic ana
pkngers particularly invited to call and uine his
eesrs and particular 20 the peculiarly artistic
and general tone szd finish which he pis
tures from this 0allcry stand pre-emnent.
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7. STEWART & CO. WILL CONTINUE. DURING
IA. the week, their exposition of the gaifoent
and extensive assortment that has been this
Paris made CiOsks and nAntilas Furnishing aud
opening of their store Broadway Chambers and Resds
atre
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VNRIPLER HALL.-UNPARALLELED 5UCCE3l-PRO-
An VIII Ent

b NC
fesscr Anderson's grand Drawing Entertainments
and Soecs Mystuse still continue to be nightly throngsd
by most fashionable and delighted audiences and will be
continued every evening Doors open at a. s.
Professor WILL during the week have the honor of intro
ducng origin and astonishing tricks ia natu
magic by all TO be each chef deuvres of
the the the exquisite rich aud es
gant Amongst which will be Professor Andesons famous
Mystic Cabpet Prof hnGersons Mysterious Laundry Prot
ADderson Invisible Enchar ted Aviary; Prof Andersons
Botte Prof An derson Secret Package; Prof
dersons Filtration reuse Prof Crystal
Cashet Prof Andcrsons Electric atehes In addtoo to
these several others of equal interest and wonder Adms
sior 80 Children under twelve of 5 cents
Carriages be ordered at 10 o'clock The entertainment
in betwxt which interval OF fifteen minutes,
when the ladies and gentemsns saloon. thrown
where fruits and the choicest be
cured Prof Andersons grand day which
crowded ast week. will take place Saturday sept l
open at "a; to at 81 terminate at ga Ad-
mcp usual Seats for this perform be secured
the Hall during the week. from 10 o'clock TO p. NJ.
ID ussELL's INTERESTING AND BEAUTIFUL PIANO
IA rama Of Whaling Voyage, at Panorama Hall. S,5
Broadway has een visited BY many connoisseurs paint
elassed the most and praise worthy exhb
this city, We trust will and
IL. They will regret the price Of admission
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RARNUM's AMERICAN MUsEUM.-ADMITTANCE. IS
- cents; children l2 cents Wednesday September ID.
In The eomnenoin At o'clock elegant Dance
by Mile Dolores and Mons. Entrecanales THE WANDER
ING BOYS very charming and interesting petit drama
vel AUVENT very beautiful and celebrated comic
tommethe characters by the renowned hartinetd faiy
In the evening, commencing ut ~ o'clock TIE TuSEE
SHAWS exceedin gly aughabe and orgnsl farce THE
MYSTIC CROSS oomic and production, dmitted
to be the best pantomme Of he day. and with
tricks. multitudes The Chinese col
lection, Happy Family and all he curiostes. TO be
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DANCING.


vI,HEN NEW DANCES, PARopI NAZURKA. LA COR
itis and TEN peo.-hr J. H. Soaring will his
private Dar cirg and WALKING Academy at 81 Bond street.
in October usual vhen be will have the pleasure OF in
troduciug waltz the Parodi MaEurka composed by
himself The musc in Of pubieatiOn and will be
ready In few days Mr. s. will give notice OF the days aad
hours for the classes and will attend boarding schools and
families.
nANCIN6 ACADEMY. AT COO BROADWAY Be
~ tween Prince nd Houston strests-Henry Msyen has
the honor inform his patrons and h pubc that hI has
oturped from HE journey and will ty the 2nd Of October
bis cademy TO tash the elegant hment Of
Dancing in all is Jranchts. Application TO be made after
the 18th Of September
nANCING ACADEMY. AT TIE SHAKESPEARE HOTEL,
~ 242 william street-Nr MEgEN has the honor 10 in
form s patrons, and the public that he viii reopen his
ACADEMY Snturdsy October in the above hail. whore
lie will teach all the elegant accomplishm Of dancing
a ppc stions 10 be made after the 18th OF September
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AMUsMmENTs IN BI,OOKLYN.

MONTAGUE HALL, BROOKLYN.-J. C. RAINERs
l Buresque operate Troupe OF Serenaders annouuce
that they will give their inmita ole entertain every
evening this week See bills Music Director, j. G. Rainer.
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WIN UANCEAL,


LOR SALE OR EXCHANCE.-A BOND AND MORT
gage for So0 Broadway property; also improv
ing Cemetery stock for sale exchange Address Box
Las, Post Office.
G150. 600 TO LEND ON BOND AND mont.
dutve real estate in this city Brooklyn Apply to s.
Broad No. ii Wall street. in the Croton Water Office bss
COX 0O0 TO LOAN AT SIX PER CENT IN
PcO,OOO. terest, any sum. from $500 to SD,0oo.
bond mortgage, on productiye real estate Ia this
city. Apply to JOHN T. CoNREY . all st, cor. Broad.
90 OOO WANTED A COUNTRY STORE. WELL
P%,OOO. situated, and doing q profitable business.
desrous Of disposng Of such establishment
ind cash purchaser by addressing line to Com
merce," Herald office, stating full particulars.
C1SO- WANTED TO BORROW THE SUM OF ONE
- lOO Hundred and Sixty Dollars for which security
will be given and $40 returned in monthly payments Of
$50 each. Address l.. ID. Herald Office.
w Git TAPsCOTT CO.. ss SOUTH STREET,
w supply drafts for anouHt, payable throughout
Gres. and Ireland They also sole asentsfr shs
Red STAR Line the swallow Tail Line, the Dranatie Line
and Line Of Liverpool packets and the Line Of Lcpden
packets BY Of which ships Be engaged
reasonable terms.
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The Gale at the south,

We have received a few additional particulars of the
late gale the coast of Florida Annexed an
extract of private letter, dated -
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W'ELLOwS NlNSTREL5, AT FELLOWS NEW MUSi:
y. cal Hall. 4H Broadway, between Howard and Grand
etroets justly celebrated and oient
corps Of experienced p,rorers under the sole
s pact have received with the greatest favor
aae elite and fashion from all parts of the Union Fsox
Gpsioal Ha Of the spacious and best ventilated
buildings in the world Admission rs oents Doors AZ
u eonsert to at sook An afternoon concert
evory Wednesday and Saturday for the especial
dAtion sf families. oommeneinI at o'oloek 2. u.
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AMUSE mEWTD,

e
1issSi3i s = asD NJ Sas Fl sss 81 n
MT Coilins Aspen. Mr. Dayidas Lord Lounse MI
anrpS 4t's ~ co
Tas BEST ssH'Pei TS H
Jaques Sincere. Mr. Dsyiage; Rose de NAL Aue Ponisi
NIBLos GARDEN-MANAoER, Mr.. JOHN sEFroN
ssy TO- as s ever sS ss. Rsys
II ns
icysd sataoOn at the ssmirsbe %.anss in which the
four ladies' Xi.s and
Frsnef Berth and Nine ksrastti antoine In his ss-
role
circle ssd Parg%stss cents; s%y circle cents Vt
o. Who'll. Ras ths ss.i:cSlamSis Iss sis5rstt Britain:
NJ liz jRS
Mr.. Johnston; Aicestis, Nr skerrett.
ITALIAN OPERA AT CASTLE aARDEN-xAx MA.
sannGsr and Gonduss0r g Fin A. % % osp
last time this season, the Ssnx SysTs q
Adaigsa. signora Costni
p1one sisnSG synnr Bis,ni Hs,ni
Doors open at G to AZ ~ ocooi
No account Of the weather. No orders
will be given.
RROUGHAM' LYCEUM.-"T0OTS' NI0HT.-THE
ID Benefit to Oliver B. Raymond will take
place at Brougham's Lvceum, Thursday evening" lth
inst when will be performed the comedy Of DR. Dill
WORTH In which Mrs Vernon and Mr. Davidge will
(by permss of f. A. Marshall Esq) the IRISH LION,
the prn characters by Mr. and Mrs Barney Williams
G. Clarke lby permission Of John Greenwood ESQ and
Miss Fanny Wallack will sustain the leading parts and the
CARD CASE, in hich Mr. Raymond will play his o-iynal
character The other characters by Nj Broughams exe
lent including Mesdames Msedr Sker
rett Miss Gould, Msssrs Breughsm ChpPenda,s, Lynne
Walters in ayorite dance Mr. Griebei the celebrated
vonist and Mr.. Braun the Jenny Lind violonceliost
All of whom have kindly volunteered. The musical gems
o the evening By Geore Loder and his eminent
For further particulars bills of the day Tckets-Dress
Circle and Parquette eents Family Circle 20 cent to
be all the hotels and music in the city and
''' Wy - f'''' ]. T. BRADY. Secretary.
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HU5ICAL.

CHARLES Wells, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, INFORMS
" his friends and pupils that he has returned ID this city
his Saratoga and Canada and that hs
has taken up his residence at 7T Broadway.
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~ az Broadway above Grand street-Open every night
during the week til further notice Tae original and wol
known Chr;stys Hnstres comprising efficient and
cattle corp3 of "talented experienced performers
snaer the Of chIisty whose concerts IL
with favor by highly respectable and fashionable audiences
9tckess 70 cents Doors open at and will commence AZ
o'clock Tho Chrsys Minstres respectfully
cnormed that Saturday VIII be
for future
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MUsIC-WITH HIGH REPUTATION AND GREAT
NA talent pianist wishes to ind IN good hotel or
boarding house. board for teaching music the pianoorte
and singing lie al in his leisure hours the society
u. the Herald Office.
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MIR. DEMPsTER COMPOSER OF THE MAY
1Nl Queen" Lament of the Irish Emsrant" Blind
Boy 60 will give his rst Ball I'd this
aon t tho Broadway Tabernse, Monday evening Sep
xenfDer Is.
The New York herald., 1851-09-10

HEkR
N This celebrated Menagerethe largest and best
Quoted the known world-embracng almost animal
known to natural history and which has received the
age and applause Of hundreds of thousands of tie
and intelligent people of the United States has
n brilliant campaign, and will
following order viz:Franklin, e., Friday Sept
Concord, Saturday 9th; Bennker Monday Sh; Washing
ton, Tuesday 9Th; Newport Wednesday 10th; Caremont
Thursday llth; roctorsve w. Friday. l2h; Woodstock
Saturday l3th Norwich Monday 5th Bradford. Tuesday
18th; Wells River, "Wednesday tb Lteton H. Thurs.
day. 18th; st. Johnsbury, VT, Friday, 10Th.
The New York herald., 1851-09-10

NEW YORK ANPHITHEATRE (S BOWERY).-MR
AN Levi North, Proprietor.An entire change of per-
formancs for this week Open night and Wednes
Cay and Saturday afternoons Great attraction Fifteen
beautiful .ots Of equessrsnsm consisting Of light riding
great gymnastics equestrian dancing vauting,
feats, rope vsulting grouad and lofty tunSng 30 &c
with the dancing orses, Spanish Spot Beauty and Tams
70 cents children half price, Pit i2H cents Private Box
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-09-12
DIR. ROGERS
iiVerWOrt and Tar.

A SAFE and ccr,uln cure for Consume.
IA tion of the Lungs, Splitting Of Bl""d.
Coughs. Colds. Asthma, Pain in the Sid,
Bronchitis. Hopping Cough, and all Pui-
monary affections.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
The Louisville Journal says:"Dr. Rogers
Liverwor md Tar not onIv gives immedi-
ole relief in coughs and colds. but, from the
testimony of men of the highest standing
here and elsewhere. it is making some very
remarkable cures Of consumption"
The Railway Register adds: 1--WE h.',
heard it stated by persons Of great rospec.."
bility. who have used this medicine, that it
is one Of the most remarkable medicines OF
the uge, for Coughs. Colds. Influenza, Bron-
chi,is, Asthma Pain in the Side and Breast,
Splitting of Blood, Whooping Cough, and all
Lung complaints, which, if neglected, usu-
ally terminate in consumption; and The cer-
,ifca,cs attached 10 the advertisement, would
seem fully TO justify this statement"
LIVERWORT.
This plant has, fur many years, been
found to be of singular virtue in the cure Of
affections of the Liver. More recently it
was ascertu ned that it possessed great pow
or in nrresling Bleeding at the Lungs.
Coughs of a chronic character. &C., and Of
essential service in all diseases Of pull
monary character.
TAR.
This article is now universally acknowl-
edged TO he the most healing and efficient
application for diseased or dccaying lungs,
or any portion of the fleshy or muscular
parts of the human body. It's medical and
prcserva,ive qualities were understood by
the Egyptians i'll the early ages of the world.
and no doub, now exists among scientific
men, that the preparation used in the en-.
ba mmrnt Of bodies, was composed princi.
pally of this ingredient. In later nges, it
was found 10 be in universal use among the
aborgines of America, and at this day it is
their principal, and. in fact. only medicine
for an unsOund stnle of the lungs, or any
approach TO it,. Those who are acquainted
with the history Of this hardy race of men.
know that n death from Consumption is I'M
known among them! The medical faculty
in ell countries appear TO have become
aware of the great healing properties Of this
article, and are now Introducing il in their
practice. Dr.. Buchan, of Englond. Or.
Crichton, of St. Petersburg. DR.. La Prieure.
nf Paris, and the distinguished Dr.. Cooper,
have been in the habit of combining it with
other articles in their prescriptions. and
with entire success.
Beware Of Counterfeits and Base Imitas
tions'
The genuine article is signed ANDREW
ROGERS, on tho engraved wrapper around
each bottle.
Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for S..
Sold wholesale and retail by
SCOVIL g. MEAD.
ll3 Charles st., bet. Cont and St.Louis sts.,
New Orleans,
Sole General Agents for the Southern States,
to whom all orders and applications Cor
agencies must he addressed. Sold. also. by
JACKSON & LILLARD. Athens, Ten.
CowAN e. HAMMOND. Cha rleston, Ten.
w. H. CpAIGMlLEs, Cleveland. Tenn.
Murch %. lS5l-ly 100
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-09-12
WHY will YOU Suffer.

"HOUSANDS Of bott' Of the A MFRl
d CAN COMPOUND have been sold dn.
ring the pas: year, and was never known TO
fail of curing. in a few Gays, the worst cnses
of certain delicate diseases. S,minal weak
ness and all diseases of the Urinary Organs.
Persons afflicted using this pleasant and popu.
lar remedy, need fear noexposure, rs it leaves
no odor on the breath, requires no restric-
tions III diet or business s. contains no mercu-
ry or noxious drugs injurious to the system,
and is adapted to every nge, sex or condi.
ton. II is also the hest remedy known for
Flour Abus. or Whites, (female comrlaints)
with which thousands suffer, without the
knowledge Of remedy. This celebrated
emcdv has long been used in the private
rpracticc Of a physician with unnrring success
radically curing ninety nine of the hundred
cases in few days. Around each bottle are
plain and full descriptions.
rTCAuTION. Ask for the American
Compound, and purchase only Of the Agents
Observe that the genuine has the written sig
nature Of the proprietor, and the name
blown in the bottle. Price 81.
For sale by G. W. ROSS &, CO., Athens,
Tenn and ~ Drusgistsin all large towns in
the State.
March IA, 1S5l--ly 1919
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-09-12
Cherokee Female Seminary
Mrs. E. T.. McELRA TIL. ! p,,.c,,,,s

Mrs. E. l.. McELRA rH. pp,yc,p.1s
NJ. A. w. EIFFORT.}
1NNHE Winter Session of this Institution
Il will commence on the LIST of September.
The coarse of instruction will be extended
and thorough. and every effort will be made
BY the Principals 10 promote the personal
comfort, and intellectual improvement OF
those who may be placed under their care.
The Institution IL pleasantly situated in the
country. within one mile Of the East Ten
nessce end Georgia Railroad Depot a.
Charleston. and within two hundred yards
Of one of the best Chaly5ea Springs IN
the country.
TERMS.
Reading, Writing and Arithmetic. 30
Geography. Grammar, History and the .
above.
Chemistry, Philosophy. Botany, Com. .,
positions, &c. ~
Instruction, IN Music on the Piano BY
MIS-. Mary E. LIDE, with use ut o..
the Instrument, 10
Boarding can be had with either OF 'h'
Principals at from 81 80 10 81 70 cents
per week. 49,,
Aug. Is, ls5l-N Iol
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Ready Made Clothing!

.- They will also keep on hand general
assortment Of Ready Made Clothing. made
up in their own shop. consisting Of Goats,
Pantaloons, Vests, Shirts and Collars Of the
latest style.
Their Goods have been selected with
great care. and they are determined
to keen none but the very best articles, and
they will sell them on the best possible
terms. for prompt pay. They lnv'e all to
come and look at their Goods. as they
feel confident they can please the most
fasidious. if they can he pleased with good
Goods al reasonable prices.
They will continue to carry on the Tar
Inrlng Business as usual. and while they
take his occasion To return their thanks 10
their old friends and customers. they re-
specially solicit n continuance of their Gus
tom. Their work will always be executed
in the promplest manner and by the best
workmen to be had.
April 25, ls5l-,f l35
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-09-12
Land for Sale in Sweet Water
Valley, niwaSsee Purchase.

THE undersigned offers for sale Farm
l. Of 1874 acres, lying 4 miles south u
Philadelphis, Monroe county, Tennessee.
on the Morgan,on road, and within one mile
Of the East Tennessee and Georgia Rail-
road.
Said farm embraces some Of the best land
Of ssid Valley, which is not surpassed per-
hsps BY any valley in East Tennessee. and
hes plenty Of timber and about 10 acres in
cultivation, waiered BY . running stream
with . suficien, PARTON Of good arsbls
land to clear. There is q good orchard OF
early and late peach and apple fruit. q
dwelling about so BY Is feet, . barn sbou,
the came size. &c. 1t is convenient to q
mill and ships. and more land adjoining
san b had if larger farm is desired.
WIN. H. SHAW.
Az. Q. 1854; l5l
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Merchant Tailoring
Establishment!
ENGLEDOW 4 CO.,
North side Of the Public Square,
athens. YCM7l.,

HAVE Just received their supplies OF
IL SPRING and SUMMER GOODS.
comprising the best selected assortment
ever brough. TO this market There IS no
mistake about It'll is ust that way. Their
stock consists in part of the following ar
lices:
Black and Fancy French Cloths, Cash>
merelts, Drap d'E,e. black Queens Cloth,
Morino. Cashmere. Silk and Wool Tweeds'
black Dueskin and Fancy Casslmers-a
superior lot: Wtie and Figured Marsellles
Vesrings. Black and Fancy Cashmere Vest.
ines. a lot Of good Silk Veslings; extra
super Linen Drilling for Pants; good lot
of Silk and Gum Suspenders; splendid
lot of CravaIs and Ties. black and fancy
Silk. Satin and Linen; Gents Hdkls; white
Silk, and white and colred Linen Gloves,
a good lot of black and fancy Kids. black
and fancy Sill. and Thread; Ready Made
Shirts; lot of super Linen and Stirring;
a large lor of super Silk and Leehorn Hats;
Boots, Shoes and CATERS, OF the best qual>
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New Goods----NeW Goods!

vENHE subscribers would call the a,ten.
l. ton of Merchants doing business in
Georgia. Alabama and Tennessee, 10 their
extensive assortment OF
Fancy GOOdS,ss
Comprising large collection of Combs,
Buttons, Pins. Needles, Pocket Books. Port
Nonnies. Susrenders. Cotton and Silk
Purses, Ladies' Belts. Black and Colored
Sewing Silk. Spool Thread of all colors
and at all prices. Flax Thread. Braids and
Tapes, together with Hair. Shoe and Cloth
brushes, Tooth Brushes, Hooks and Ewes,
Beads, Necklaces. Fancy Soaps. Perfume
nv ard Hair Oils of every style and quality.
Together with
Hooks and Stationery.
Such ne School Books. Blank Books, Let
ter and Cap Paper, Paste Boards. Steel
Pens. Quilts, Gold and Silver Pencils
Also, large stock OF
Wrapping Paper
at our own Factory in South
Carolina. Our stock is now so extensive
that it would he impossible to give a Iist OF
one half the articles KEEP, bv the subscribers.
But we can only say to merchants from the
above States, to give us call as we are
to offer goods at lower prices
and upon as favorable terms as can be 90,
in New York. All orders hv mail or 9th
erwise. will he promptly attended TO. and
the utmost care taken 10 send such articles
as are desired and at the same prices as if
purchased personally.
DJ7NHAM g. ET,hKELY.
Augusta, Ca, Feb. IA, lS5l-tf 1875
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Knoxville Female Seminary
BY r. B. McMULLEN & JAS. PARK.

BYR. B. McMULLEN & JAS PAAk.
Prssbuterian Ministers.
TIME mex, session Of this Institution VIII
commence on Monday the first doy Of
September next. Persons wishing further
information, are referred 10 the Catalogues
Or 10 either of the Principals, from whom
Catalogues or other information can always
be had.
Tho following opinions. given by eye and
car witnesses, are submitted TO ths public:
TERMINATION OF THE LAST SENIOR
CLAss.-On no similar occasion. here "r
elsewhere. have We ever before witnessed
more thorough and Satisfactory exam'na-
ton in al The various branches embraced
IN the courses usually taught in the higher
literary institutions Of The county,
"The Chemical and Philosophical Appar'
stus 10 extensive, and not excelled. 1t II IL
eouslled by that u any similar institution
in this. or any OF the adjoining states"
A TELESCOPE. costing $500 was added
during the las, session.
From the Presbyten Witness. June q, 81.
alt 10 usual to shy that the young ladies'
acquitted themselves with much credit; SO
muCu 10 tUuL tu6 w.
With the general reader. In this. however" we
may say with truth. that the examination
was more than ordinarily credItsble to the
Young ladies', and to tbs accomplished and
excellent Principals. 1t was thorough and
satisfactory"
From the Register. July 10. 1851.
ION Thursday las, (,he ID inst.,) in com.
psny with large assembly Of ladies' and
gentlemen. we were present ut the Sem'na.
~ 10 witness the closing scenes ofihc school
for the prescnt year, aud wa are sure that
ws do not exaggerale the merits Of the
young ladies' performances when VIC say of
them that they were very far superior 1"
snv Of tho kind we had ever before heard.
and were uLerring proofs that they left the
school in which they had been Trained. &C.
eomplished and intellectual young ladies'
an aonor to their instructors and orna-
ments 10 society"
1--WE cannot conclude this notice without
saying that parents and guardians who feel
On interest in the proper moral. intellectual
end social education Of their daughters and
vsrds can no where find an institution
more worthy than this OF their patronage
Aug. Is. lS5l-6w. l5l