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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-11-13

GTWe have received as yet no news of the
election on Taesiay last in Illinois, except some
imperfect returns from Nlonmoath aud Peoria
Tae whis candidates are elected in Warren coun-
~. The wings have also been successful IN Pc
oria. In Peoria township the vote on the Bank
Law s.ood-sor the law aao--ayanst il 81.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-11-13

90 At late session of the Circuit Court of
Lowndes county, Mississippi, man named
Boothe was sentenced to the Penitcntiary for two
years, his offence being the enormous larceny of
thirty cents rorth Of Uooi
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-11-13

A magnificent present, Of an ilinmlna's ~ tbe
level studded Missal, was recently naue -. ~
Countess Montesquieu. of France. r,S,ess
Choteau family. of ST Louis, for men - .ope
TO her two sons who were tried Tor = ,,-,nl-
time since, ana escaped under the plea '' ''
~
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-11-13

DroRcE.-It has been decided ny n \.
School PRESBYTERIAN synod of New fork 80 q
Jersey in session at Newark, that q Nils. .r-;,rs
the gospel has DO right to soe'na,ze me ~ t5e
Of anv person who has been dlvoreeH -
ground OF his own wrong.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-11-13
NEw YoRK. Nc

We have sufficient returns from inc W.T. -
to determine with tolerable certainty the - y.
Of FORSYTH for Secretary of State. Iiman I1 "A
torney General. Cook for State lreasa1u ~
FItzhugh Canal CommissIoner--ah Wh's
balance OF the S;ate ticket is doubtful.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-11-13

THE RrRSr DisrRIcr.-We understand that
arrangements are about being made by Msssrs
Maaro and Reed to erect handsome block Of
buildings on the sites lately occupied by them AID
from which they We're burnt out on yesterday.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-11-13

CO Mstternich is writing History Of AIS
triu" during his own time, but inserts clause in
his will which fcrbids the publication Of il till
sixty wears after h;s death.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-11-13

The City Council on Monday last appointed
Charles H. Phelps Esq, City Solicitor, in the
place OF w H CLANCY. Mr. Handeler, the city
Surveyor, has also been removed, as we are in.
formed.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-11-13

q The discoveries q Gold in Australia con.
tiuue toexcite attention. Taerero.ted existence
e he mines is not only confirmed, but il is pre-
we'd that even rsuor has underestimate the OK.
tent and value Of the gold region. The British
government has moved in the matter, prohibiting
any one from taxiaS gold or metal from any prop.
egty witAia the AsesitOry Of New South Wales,
and tArssteaiag with PaaisAuent any person find
ing gold in The uninhabted portion Of the terrific
~. They oi5sr 70 grant licenses. however. on
Reasonable terms. TIE aecounts from Sydney
were fun % gold discoveries. There were from
II, 900 to 10000 persons employed at the dig
eings, comprising al classes. The gold region
estends with the Blae Mountains nearly four
asadrsd miles in length and about forty miles
vide. 'sa
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-11-13

Second crop Strawberries have las' OFs'
bv MrF. 0. Mills. at Washington.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-11-13


c. The want Of Court House for our COM
~, u telt more and more at every term Of the
District Court. Persons having BUSINESS, or in
the habit Of attending upon the terms Of our Court
either ~ su;tors, witnesses or merely as specta-
tors, feel very much tho want, under which We
labor, Of come eommodious and comfortable place
for holding courts. We have often felt II as
deserved reproach upon our county, that willis,
almost every county in the interior, and many in
the extreme western portions Of on. State have
bern able to erect Court Houses, DIS Moincs
County stands almost alone in the want Of so ne
cessary public building. The oldest county in
The State, and the second in population and
wealth, shs cannot yet boast Of enterprise safi-
eisAt, 10 furnish the Jalgc Of the District Court
when - semcs around on his periodical visits,
twice ysr, decent place to hold Court in
We hops thai the county win not much longer la
Dor under such reproach. Havia: made pur.
chsss efa suitable lot Of ground for the purpose,
w hers ~ county authorities will take imme-
diais steps to secure the erection OF Court
House and complete il with as little delay a. the
nsture Of the csse viii admit Of.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-11-13
BALTIMORE. Nov. OF =

Returns still indicate the election OF 'ne .s,at
Democratic ticket; officers have fhe cry y
1000 majority
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-11-13

Ea Judgs Doashs i in Washington and Is
sitting up house which he has purchased FOR the
residence OF his mother-;n-'aw and family.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-11-13

NeWs caasrstliats our friends Of the Tele-
graph oAcs, "a. tAsir narrow escape en-. ysster.
day faoo IL 1svsariag element. s..e sss
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S }, ! 2,
HE GREAT REMEDY.


 For Rhrainsiism, Cont, Psin le ih, Side Hin b.ck, Limhs aud J'inls, SrIplaia, klngis gg,l. Whit Sa~llins., Had Tnmors, sun io,D,., sUd ali Fixed Paths whsiever
 "HssE THIS PLAsTER Is APPLIED, Psts C.-ysr
 EXIST
 s1'HE following con the afiou ia l,o,n .n .,.nt Aste-i,iing al Tr' aton Tsrn
 T'~h'on, Gihson Co. Tean. Nov. !. isie
 Messfs ScovL X MEAp: Gentlemen % The He. brew Plaster hseatains popular in this spe,,op: 'hfIr 's ia':j ih this county whe seys she ~apld hi h. wlih"uf jhis 'i'sier iot five hundred dollars veal. She ~as effected for some iimr wi,h an r.. iHrsrm@ni ot the Spleen, which gave her a sr.. dea oi psih, tb. swelling anI pan had ,xisp,~,l up neatly o ihe sr1 pi snd arra@ionalgt she C ald scneeit breathe. Ss- was coi. 60sd int s roaa.4r. tahi" ums. during Wh,rh ste s as attended by .s,De ai cpr best fhysirisus hni iiisy gave hyr DO ,srl sh" ptoru'-d box oi ih- Hebrew Pastrf aud II ts- ii-t"d her Aimn~ immediately. and n,w shp assp. a supPiy af q hand constantly These ,h,fs you are "' he'''v "''ss as ydn s,sy lhink prorer-ihey ] are substantially true
 Respectfully yours. xe. 1 JEssE J. WELLS
 The application ai ihr PIa,te' byfwa~l, n, s,eui- drr@ has h-rn lnari a osrtau, rs.,o..l, foy rod. r"sh'. phia,se an' hug a~ciions 70 iheir puma. 'nAry sisge. it dessSgs rniiamation by pers,ins. lion. ga BEWARE OF CoUNrERFElTs, fH~f" ts H.ise able. ~nithess Counterfeit arti. e'r, scaii"fea abont 'hr ceahuy hy PrdIets ami "'heis who seek io obtain ltsing hs dreeiyiug he p"o"e ny ihFH las" pT' i'ncss, and iIyhg To se it Tor genuine. To detect 'hls-~whsn vau purchase box 'e'novr 'bs ~'app.r ani Il you iind t piini. rh on o's s'de only. h ts eOuB~,i~it atd yon hsd 1 o~'ie' band q hack ie 'hs agent st onee--as the snapper s' uHtl tise box of iba gsphine is siNays pf'bt"d on both slars, wiih pirisfr ths ei JsW sna copy righ' s"cDsd ,o E. Tstios. sae Northern District o The Stsse oi New York -aHd is never caffI.a bv P-dlsrs eJ~ Seovh K Mesi ti3. chsfttes street. New Otirshs, soi. GeneEa Ag~Bi- tor the son,he,n Sses ie whom all oTaars, and applications for Sgsheiss must be ssid,@ssri Al The above Medieints GIN. rINE sold ny
 J. W. Tspp~, LHtls Roek. Arkansas. C c. fnnng, osi Afksnsss, T; W. Brewster. Pine BlnHs.
 fibhss'l, Nar'oiron, snd by agents srpoist. ed hiou ",5i thp south.
 Js3nsF,, 1850. 23-y
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LITTLE ROCK HIGH SCHOOL. Boarding and Day Sshoel Fer IOaRu Ladies

THE bisiasss ot tbs. Semiasry ~ill b. vps. u.sd \ ih~ 9fh Sspf CD VI. when panrvuai astsw- danee q 'he Pupils ls essneWy r~qs-ss.d
 This Institution. under the care ~ Ms and tbe Misses WOOD, whh AssisiAni Teaehevs. otIrys every faei,y hy isnnssling h~ advan'age. oG hxlv Finished eSaeata Possessing wiikin th~ ns@lvss FAs qualifications fsf fhe vsEions ersacies wsirA they have practised with perlerf sss,slset.on they so Feter to the grnsivmen eho~p names are 1Rn-x&A.
 The PaFits of the B~srsinx Sehoal, hst,w con- stany associated wiib their Teach~ss Fpe~iee thAf attention % necessary to form and Fe,ve tke us neFs. and produce habits et srss~T aad rpeag Fssy essehfial in the formation of eAasari~r
 Feeling the importance of though knowl-agY oifhe French ianxaaEe Bcw iad,~~n- abl. p,tsss eaea'fon, he Principals wish tn r~,~s t as fat ss possible the isngaagp of the establishment T1~v proros~ admitting the Pupils who rrssde ia the family. 70 attend the French classes wuheat rxsss charge.
 TheJocs'ion ofthe city If Lit,le Rock s heal'hfai pleasant. and accessible at as times, by stesabosi and stage.
 The system of edaeation, Assidaoasiy pursued, aims at perfect appreciation fwhA-v~ris attempt. ei in deveiopine the al ahd ,a'eectua faculties -emb aeIng thoIo'gh and sS sivnAi,c cou,sp ir,tm the eiem~ntars % the high~sl branches. Monthly records of scholarship and department gre hans.nu ted to Psrenis, whiisl every iadiccns neiiem%n, te 1 study IS afforded.
 Th. schosi is constantly nndet tha saperyisnn oi the Board o Visitors. who. from iims io lime sx- anime ihS various classes. and TsroE theit progress Terms of Tuition aud Board per se.sion of i've months.
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rpUcArE vorR DAUGHTERS.

FTIH seini- annual examination oi l's young adtrs
 of the TaIjo Feinse Seminary will commence GU "Wednesday the isth day Of DecemeeT next aud esntiaua tbree days. The exercises will be peeu- lIarly attractive consisting Of 'he exsnsnsiion daring ike forenoon of eseh day snd leesarrs oy gentlemen distinguished lar helr Literary Had SCI. sniiic abilities in ths zfisFnnon. The Ladies ot the ..Ridge" will give magnificent AIR snd Srr- pER to aid in the erection of suitable Lecture Rooms While inc Concerts. Compositions aud Execution by the yeauE la3ios will easurr aa egreeasie vsri- eiy to ,he entertainments. To thoSs'wao eesrs te educate their Daughters the occasion will prssenl a favorable opportunity to ludgs of the merits el in. Seminary The ne1t session wlil begin tie lot Monday in saasry. 1851 smpse arrangements will be made .o aeccmmodate si xbo may come The pubic ger iy respectfully invited to A'- tend. By os,er of the Boari of Gusrdiens
 JOHN $. GARYiN.
 Nov. I9. 1859 --li--H PTsssds"t
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LITTLE ReCE FOUNDRY ,S0 SslTaEgY.
 Roswell sfee0e

"JOULD respectfully call the attenticn sf ths
 W public ts tke above establishment. Eh.eh has recently uadergoes asherossh repsir. sod, hsv ing ibe accessory facilities, k now faiy prepared 10 furnish to ord1F, with gsea, pscsnp.Rss> every article is,hst line af either wrought CT csa. Ifas and workmanship. and Gpca aa cheap terms. gay other FeuEdfy in this eoautry. Milisighis sad otEers, ordering "bees, vii be pIeased 10 give ,hs No. of eegs and p.tch also tss psF,ieaSr sszs and shape of ths eye. wanted n each wheel. Tiss ii ameter of wheel. whsn essi will ha Ii cf sn inch Orders shonld atso ts sceesap psalta RiIh d4aaxht and fall description of wnai is wanted. and the posssxe pssi
 Little Rock. Dec, h. ls30.-is-H
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TAR.

au'~ efi'r'e is new nHis rssiY acks6H isa~es f. " 'iS 'h'ss hrsiths ard ticieat aApS a,ten t, i easTd z" dveslibg laHgs, or An, p4ti,ep al m. asa '" uhFen'Ar paris ei the huassn body n. Tn.a, e'nA. saa ptssFtesiss. qaaliti-s we,e n,.,,s,SS A 'hF Exs pi~'hs D lhe early ages e the Wo,,, .n, V a"on' h"~ exisi among seieHfi6c men ,s., ,s. p'"Para'sen as~d in sh~ tmha nurnl ei h,ii,. -. composed pEtreipaiiy of ihis itgrsfii.nt, In t.,~s ages, V WAS ionad 'e h. in nnitsisal nee a,n,, ,, ae'fls'h~s ei Amsnsa, and al ii,s ,lsy fl ,s th. eifa ah',s n lar eniy me,,ieine for ae ub,.,,, S'a'~ ei ia"gs. oI any aPpinaeh io t. | hose ah,, ae HrQ''aibi"d wih iiis hstay race of men kn,,,. that deaih ffoa Ceassptlou ,s unk,,yn .,..'.' 'hrm! lh" tn.sisrai @enlty ih al countries Ar,.l 'e nav" heeo''- "~A,e o he grpai ksslins p,,,,,, oi tbs aEssrir, and how inito,luripr i, m h., pse're Dr. BsRAam ei Easians, D.. Br,eAtos e' Si Psl~Isha,gh. D.. La t,ieDs. of Pans. .nd ihe distinguished Or. Cope have been tn in. Nan, oi eonhnang ii ailh other articles in th.,. n,..e, tons. and with entire success
 
 Bescars of CeSHfsrtstts and Base Tsa,fa,iaa,y
 The gst'uler suicir IS s,gs~a .9sdrese kersg, A. h~ engraved wrapper aseund rsch bottle
 s'Prlre Si per bottle, or SIX hntir- for S5 sela Ahot-saIe snd reisti by SCOVIL k NEAD ll3 3Ci atifes street, heweep Cont, sbd S Ieu,. s,.
 Soie GsReTRt Agenis for fke SoHlhsrea Siefss
 The above medicine s genuine, aud Sala b,
 I W 1AFfE, Little Rock, ArkRitsas r ts Y,,a. Posi of Arkansas; r. M RsewsiCr rinc hnF. shss,,' Napocon aHd h5 agents apentsd throughout the cunnsS' 1aisuary, la5a.-5--5S-iyr
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DR. lElDrS SiRSiPiRILLi BLOOD PILLS.
 Ahead of all OtherSg!
The Envy of .il PHI Manafas.nr.r.,,

The Envy of all PHI Manafaetarsrs:: DECaUSE they s>ler. better and more, iEi- ID rscins.s than auv nsh~r>; and h-~aa<- he pub S0o,ooO0 BOX IsS have been sold annually t1e last five years
 yorNG AND oLD, MALE AND FINALE can always talk them with equsI safety. ssa wItham
 IF PILLS RE NECESSARY r for parziue and cleansiag tc Stnaih Eni Eaeis aai piriying te bood aud af,s Of the body. take otFsa other pills pnNiuee those combined etfests, ceBiA;H S3e.apaFln s ftetn-
 Eat. Drink and Live $ Usual, and pHrsue your usual rupais'a whilst iskiag tern witou lta taking cold, during ali kinfs of weather.
 ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS wagered that esrihcales'' (ffsna PhyS cisns cieggSHeB enlb Congress, assd rsIeciabir t. pfoauce 0 their sficaey than atilsg FORTY PILLS AXE N < BOX, aud sold at 2J ceBts box with ir.rs and much wholesome advice aeeosops, Bying eaFb box
 They hase no tas,e 0g uRpssasaai smell,
 Free from dust ~ powder os any kind,
 To m grips the sinRaeb or hoWeIs,
 fFssfuee m sirkness, vomiting bud keiiagS,
 THEY ARE GOOD AT ALI. TIMES.
 And adapted t9 mnst diseaee> t0 mankind, No hls taken them Wii he willing r'tsTwaFls any others, bccae tey wi always good, ii Y db Fsf. rteH others wit
 F N R. Lniay ,Be pgapfi aIld arrga as druggist, ch lt aad pys4ca of E rSp tic n Phldsipis; graadate Dl the tHlFar~y RrRt-s iNsla: msher dfrfeBi sBsSleal PhiiadeIphfa New York. bostoH, Ratiey kc, Ass and cnertpAd ing neghs O sveFi ustcai sttlties 9f LsnfDn aud "a rtsheacc ti~ tie zSsatr ~,nad psafd his hlis. and iilGu hehlg rramneaaed d Q c ea-ie pI n1 sfeefahie passscats trusgas4it fhc aitfd *lslsst fT'gctFSi faQOl, br ls'al E. ipnHs~F1, tp ii8 N8E1i Fn4si ,st. fhiiatepf8 -o4d li +slie fstt iy w. Fapps l.itts- Roes E st etses Sag taf.1 sca- gisss s,.i -sseA"rpsFs s a'e tH,set states.
 OefAJ -4s
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OFs sNioNs oF rnr pnr.s

ne bea'ss'i1- Journal sa ss "Ds Rese,.,. La, stS"si ara lss poi c.iy sn~~,maa.ia,r ,.,.' '''.' S"'.shs and Ce'is, bal, iroH The Ie.laaay a, n,.a ' " e'Gh~st sss'"''aE h~sr and elseaA- i, !. ttna." S"tsamP-
 ih~ Railway Register adds: ,.ws have h.,,i sa.", eN persons et great ,e~peris bai,iv wbe h., f'se" te,> ~"d1eIa+, usi q t~ one of Ih. ,', sT'n"'kAeir sne'i'e.Rss ot the age. los Cs,es Goa, lnna~esa B'osehilis. Asitea, Pau. m tts s,,s " S'"A.', Sr''i'ng e' Bioea. whoopl tug Cours s,a ', La"g S,'heis'"'s, ~hca neg ts,i ,s.Sull, fer, "~,s m .'es'sapna"; snd the certificates a,iacNrd thss statement V '" lssuiy
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Arkansas River Packet.

yTSHE entirety nv steamer RE- Rs A \ PUBLIC, : II. ABaANs, Mas zs.sytl.sts tsr. will rnn as srssHiAr packet from sz-s NapaiAcn n Little Rl~k Van buIsn, For Smnh ant Fort Gihsen. tnrRs the season. cling of " light traughi. tnaly l2 iBch.<l Passengets and shippers rely apon her making regular rips. The " Republic !" wtii leave Cincinnati for the AIkansas river. sbani ','. -s of Nov.
 T. D. MERRiCK k Co.,. .4gssis. Oct %, IsSo g.
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Board of Visitors.
WiSHIS0TOS MALE SEMINARY,
Hempslrnd County. ArIs.. .

 IfNHE seennd session of this lnstitntlon. opened \ this morning. F-hruarv lIth, 1850 Rev (, TURaENrISE, Superintendent and Pro- lessor of Moral ana Intellectual Philosophy Belle Letters, and Spanish Literature Rev II C THwEArr, 4. M.. Professor of G recian Roman. reach and Italian Literature. IAaEs CRocKER, A. NJ Professor of Mathematics students reee;Sedin the Primary Departmen, aud instructed
 TERMS:
 Primary Department per session Of 2I ws~i,> payable quarterly iu advance, Slg nO Preparatory Department I6 pa Collegiate Course, 9H On Voeal and Ias;rgmen},l Music, Elements of Musica Composition, Extra O. Initiation Fee, | 10 No dsdaetion for ahsence unless u cases of pro tracted nlu~ss
 All stnaents charged from the time of their entry tn the end 0f the session
 B.-The sons of all ministers who are en- gagrd ia the rrR1 ar work ot the ministry Of those who are sapefsnasfed ar have died n the ministry; will be edneatrd freq of charge. BOARDING can he obtaia.s tn the best families, at from $6 10 g per meath Partieriar aften'ioB will be paid both to lbr morai and intellectual training of all siu1en,s committed to charge. s. T SANDERS. Secretary.
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NGDEuQ--. N

vENHE sulser'ber. ssent for Y. Alderman. will
 II eoniinne ihe formers bGs,aess at his cid stand sa Main. near Markham street, and keen constantly hand fuli aud wei, assorted stock ef SroceEles Dry Goods, Boets, Shoes, Hardware. Castings, Sc. 4&e., alt of whirh will be sold low for cash. Tine highest market prices will be paid for country pro tuce, as beef hides, Peliries, beeswax. ke-
 Jan. |, 1850. JOIN KRAUSE.
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French. Italian, Spanish and German, each, Is a0 Singing n Choir. 70 70 Masic-Piano, Guitar, and osgan, each. q co Harp. 40 70 Diawing and Painting, l6 a course of fisss'ns In Oriental pain'ing Japan
 Work. inlaying oi Ebony and isory
 Hs burg worA. and wax flowers, each. 10 70 No charge Ter embroidery and ornamental
 le work.
 Board. washing, tights. fuel, use of bedding,
 &c.. per taonih. I6 08
 Paym-n's quarterly. in advance; no deductions Tor abspnc
 Sesstens commence isf Sept. and lsi Feb Pn- piIs received at any reia s,.d charged from 'iue of entrance to ci,,se of the session
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(SAPIENTL.f PR.FSEfT ONNgBUS.) FEMALE CoLLEGI SEMINARY,
 TULir, DALLAS CouNTT, ARKaxxAs.

M<A % 1 UENCa John S GarvIn Prrsi. w-ldou F. Wright. NJ D. dent. Prof. of Coiie Prot of Nal Science Mrs M. Cook. GoveFa. Maj 8. ] Borden Prof ol snd lnsiractrrss. Et ies and B-lle Letters Senor F. Garcia, Prof os M aslc and Mod. Lang
 TUITION PER MONTH Collegiate Department Anc. Modern Issgua- Collegiate Department EHgssh course..... 0o Acasemc Department .............so 3 o0 Primary Department ..-....-.......... % Ornamental Department, sPsiating and
 D!awihE,l ..........-............ co Musical Department. Vocal and lnslram-nial.5 n0 Boarding, including washing fuel lights &c. 10 oo Academic year embraces seSsoa Of ten months, commencing the lsi Mosday in August and closing the last Thursday ia Jua- Tuition and Board must be paid cae-half in advance, the maindrr al The cesc of the session Nc deduction will 5e made from the rates of rui- tioa exc-pi in cases of sickness.
 Examinatious..- herr will he annual ex- animation before Board of Vbitors al ihe close of each lerm snd quarterly examinations be ore tine Beard Of Gassuians.
 Diplomas will be gveH, on the recommends ton of the Board of Visitors. to the graduates of the Seminary, and certificates of Scholarship. to those who have taken partial course.
 Discipline and Police wiil be mild hu, firm i; being rather one of moral restraint, than pan
  ship wiil he transmitted io parents or guardians. Coarse of Instruction is divided into three Departments: Primsry, Academic and Collegiate. Mnsic.---it is believed that no Institution in the South west offers equsI advantages to peri ct it's Papils in this elegant accomplishment. $ nor Garcia the accomplished head of ii,ss Department has fought with distinction iB Ha~hington city and Virginia, and is not only a most skilIfni per- former but the best Instructor in the Art that we have ever
 Needle work-.-Plaiu and Faacy.--.No extra charge sill be made ia ihis Department the pupils furnishing tine materials thr pTodurts xill be disposed of at annual air and the pro. ceeds placed in the Library Fund
 Lectures and Lectures vii l b- delivered F-geiary by tine heads of Department tO their respective Glasses and Compositions will be required every two weeks curing th eourse. from the members of the Aeaaennc and Collegiate Departments.
 yacaiioa.---TheFew will be vacation of oae week the last efDreember, and one Of two months al the close of the Session.
 By order Of the Board of Guardians.
 S-9-u
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GINS, Gr Ns,i GuSs,n

LUST RECEIVED. and for sale cheap for cash, sB fine Daatle and Single bartetei Shot Guaa, Rifles, flint and percussion gaa Locks Ssc, Ac. at the GunSnsitl, shop. Main street where repair ing Is done up blue, hy II. GRIFEITHS.
 News. B.
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Hats and Gaps.

' Doz. fashmaablr Moleskia Hats; !" B. $ drab kassis
 black a.i wk;te soif Beaver"
 q" Msxica far
 (" Boys black, green, and white, self Hats, 2'' S,lk psnsh Caps;
 ." Cloth Caps. assorted;
 8 :" Bays' et1ih Caps. assorted;
 6 Wool Hats. Just received. per Wagons. and for sale, very iow fos cssA ssfy. br4 JOHN D. ADAMS, Lia'e hsek. Oef. s. Lower s. B LAsaiag.
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LIYEnmnpr

ih,s r'sh' has le, n~by yrags heea found ia A. ,s a"sns' N"'nrF a te ente et aGeC ions ol ,t- I,y., Mere 'rcsa'iy II wss aseeita,a@a ihal n ro.,....A great power n a,restng Rirsaiaa q, ,he Lunss So"shs ct chrome ehsrAei.s. &. aud eT s,~sp,,., s~'''ee '@ z" diseases ct rul.aots,y shsrsct,t.