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STOCK, 1854.
STARR & WILL 4 MS
Have now in Store a LARGE STOCK OF
DRY GOODS
Hats, Ca s, Boots, Shoes, Silk and Straw
Bonnets, Umbrellas, and Ready-made
Clothing,
VIII ch Will be sold to WHOLESALE BUYERS,
exclusively.
The attention of Merchants is particularly invited to
this Stock. Orders solicited and satisfaction guar
antied.
j. y. STARR.
j. NJ. WILLIAMS.
Aug. 1G. 1854. s07-tf
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Our Fall and Winter Stock of
DRY GOODS
HARDWARE, BOOTS, SHOES. HATS. CAPS,
BonnetS, and
RE-ADY-.M4DE CLOTHLNG,
Is in Store and ready for inspection. embracing
by the largest and most extensive assortment we
offered to the trade, and is we'll worthy the
examination of every Merchant sitting this place
Particular attention paid to orders.
HALL & S.tCkETT
August 10, 1854
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
FAYETTEVILLE POST OFFICE.

FAYETTEVILLE POST OFFICE.
RALEIGH Mail, q horse coach.
Due Daily g. a. Closes daily at 81 p m.
WARSAW MAII. a horse coach.)
Due daily except Sunday. at O'Clock,
Closes daily, except Saturday. at P. m.
CHEnAw MAIL, (Sulkev.)
Due Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, i a.
Closes Sunday. Tuesday. and Thursday. at l23 p.
WIM1NGToN (via Eliza bethtown) Sulkey.
Dre Sunday. Wednesday, and Friday at q. m.
Closes Sunday, Tuesday. and Thursday, at p m.
SALEM MAIL on Plank Road 2 horse hack
Due Sunday. Wednesday and Friday. at :; p.
Closes Monday. " Wednesday and Friday. - =. N.
MARION c. IL. (via Lumberton) Sulkey
Due Tuesday and Saturday. at 10 p.
Closes Wednesday and Saturday at 9 p. m.
Swift ISLAND Man. (va Trov)
Due Tuesday at p. M Closes Tuesday at Q p m.
MAIL TO STRICKLAND's HEPoT
Due Tuesday at p. II. Closes Tuesday at . D. M
Mail TO E1IZABETHTovN (via Terebinth)
Due Wednesday at p. Closes Monday at 9 D. m.
j. e. BRYAN, +. NJ.
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MRS. WALTON
Will return from the North the first of ober with
very large stock OF
EIIIi-zNERI FANCY GOODS,
And the latest style of DRESS TRIMMINGS and
PATTERNS = Cloth and Velvet Nantjllas, Tamas, and
Cloaks; Collars. Inder-Slccves and inside Capes.
Also a very handsome assortment of HEA ADDRESSES
and CAPS.
She thanks for former patrona and hopes
her patrons and friends will call before purch;.en
elsewhere.
Fayetteville, Sept. so, 1854 13-tf
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NEU GOODS.

We are receiving large additions Stock of
DRY GOODS.
HATS. BOOTS, SHOES, CLOTHING, &c.
All of which selected with and will he offer
ed at low prices to Wholesale purchasers.
II. 4 E. J. LILLY.
Oct. %. 1854 l7-4t
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The following letter from worthy Repre-
sentative in Congress, Hon WIN. s. Ashe, was
addressed in reply to an invitation to attend the
dinner given to Hon John Kerr at Yanceyville
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The subscriber wishes to sell his valuable Plant alton
in the county of Robson, miles south from Lumber
ton the Georgetown road, containing
7tcelre hundred and ffty 1eres Of Lend,
$50 Of which under cultivation 1t is well adapted
the grow th ofcorn. cotton wheat DC. 1t also offers
inducements those who wish to engage in the
turpcnt lumber business. There is the preni-
good and comfortable Dwelling House. together
with a cotton gin and screw, and other buildings re-
qusite plantation. Any person wishing to pur-
chase would do well to call and me. ]
determined to sell. and bargain may be had. Pos
session can be given in 4 short time.
A II. FCLMORE.
Iumberton. Oct. . 1854 list
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The scientific men of France are at present
specializing a recent instance of a young
man being brought to life after being frozen
eleven mouths on the Alps. The blood of
living infused into the veins of the
frozen youth, and he moved and spoke The
experiment afterwards tried on a hare
frozen for the purpose, with complete success
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LARGE YIELD OF CoRN.-We learn that
Williamson Page, Esq, of this County, raised
the last season Of land one hun
dred and one-haf bushels of corn, and on
another acre eighty-one and one-half bushels of
corn. The was ploughed but once, and
no manure applied to the ground. Under
tn circumstances, this extraordinary
Sta ndayd.
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OF SUBSCRIPTION TO THE CAROLINIAN.
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8" at the end of ; months, so
:" the end of months. 90
the end of the year, 3 so
No subscription will be received for shorter period
than year unless paid in advance.
With the view Of extending the circulation and en-
hancing the usefulness of the paper the proprietor o.
fers the following remarkably low
CLUE RITES Ls'VaRL4BLY IN -ADV-4-A'CE:
copies Of the Carolinian, year, IS 90
Letters ON business must he addressed to the under
signed and must be post paid.
Rates Of Advertising:
Srty cents per square of lines for the first and
thirty cents each subsequent insertion unless the
advertisement is published for than two months,
when it will be charged
For three months. 81 90
For six months, 90
For twelve months, 10 90
Ea:- All advertisements must be handed in by Friday
10 O'Clock n rn their insertion in the next
davs paper and should have the desired number of in
sertions marked them. orthcrwise they will be in
serted till forbid and charged accordingly.
VIM. j. YATES.
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Application will be made to the approaching session
OF the Legislature for the maunission OF slaves Ham
dy, Polly and Louisa. 2tpd
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MELANCHOLY DEATH.-We regret to learn
that Col. Richard Lowry, of this vicinity, was
killed yesterday, his way to Concord to
attend the meeting of the Presbyterian Synod
We not in possession Of the particulars, fur
ther than that his horse became frightened at
the train on the Railroad, and in attempting to
hold him, was thrown and struck in the temple
-bas tie wheel Of his buggy. lie died in few
hours after. Col. L. was a 1nosI exceIf2nJ cs1s-
zen, a kind and obliging neighbor, and useful
member of the Presbyterian Church. lie has
left wife and numerous friends to mourn his
death Salisbury Uatchmnm, Oct. 2sM
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W P. ELLIOTT,

W. P ELLIOTT,
General Commission and Forwarding Merchants
WILMING GTON, N. G.
June II, 1884 If
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S. s. A r f Y ,
Dealer in
FANCY DRY GOODS, HATS. CAPS

Boats, Shoes, and Sugar and Cofee.
The public are invited to give call at the Old
Stand occupied by s. J. Hinsdale southwest corner
of Market Square.
Oct
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B UTTER.

BUTTER
so Frkins prime Mountain Butter.
bushels Cranberres.
Oct. 2S. 1854. I7-4t GEO. Mc\EIIL.
1000 1cres Of Lcnd far Sale.
The subscriber offers 1000 acres of good Turpentine
LAND for sale, situated Nchoson's creek. 10 miles
v est from Fayetteville in Cumberland County. lying
Oh both sides of the Fayetteville and Centre Plank
Road part of which s well adapted to cultivation.
Apply to JAMES JENKINS.
Oct. IS. 1854. l7-4t
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FALL. AND WINTER GOODS.

T. e. 7. F4DDILL,
HAY STREET.
Are receiving their Fall and Winter GOODS,
consisting ola large and well selected stock of
GROCERIES HATS aud CAPS
Hardware, Boots and Shoes
Cutlery, Saddlerv and Leather,
Blacksmith Tur Heavy articles in the
pentne Tools. Drug line,
Agricultural Imple Ready-,nade Clothing,
ments, and strplc Dry Goods.
This Stock we prepared to job retail.
Fayetteville. Oct. "a lS:54
n~ss- We ask the Planters and Turpcntinc
49, L. Negro u, ,ankets
Ii ats and Shoes.
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FALL AND WINTER STOCK
COOK & JOHNSON

COOK & JOHNSON
Invite attention O their NEW STOCK now arriving.
embracing
ilIRDH.4RE IND CUTLERY
Crockcry Glassware GROCERIES,
And all the Goods usually offered in this market by
them.
October 26. 1854 l7-3t
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LET FHE PRINTER 1--we IF THE WORLD IS COMING
TO AN END.-A Second Adventist in Middlcsex
county, who has his ascension robes all ready,
and sleeps on the roof of the house every night,
has addressed the following letter to paper in
Lowell, called the World's Crisis" We think
he is i'll avery fair way of going up heavenward
some time OR other, from the fact that bis
last thoughts are directed towards paying the
printer:
'WEsrFoRD, Oct. 4, 1854.
Dear Brother Merriam You will here find
the story proved true. by indisputable testimony,
that we must look without doubt for our coming
klng On the tenth day after the first appearance
OF the next moon. You may all raise the Ioudest
shout, Behold the Bridegroom coneth,' for it
VIII prove reality. God has given us the
light, bless his name! l have proved that the
cruc'fixion was A. D. IL, and every period
is perfectly fulfilled but the last, and that is
here. Oh, what manner of persons ought
we to be. ia all manner Of conversation and
godilness" Praise God that we live in this
day. send you two dollars, that the paper
may be sastaiued two or three weeks longer,
till We arrive where there will be no more
needed Yours, with the sincerest esteem.
"B F. HILDREIA-
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s TO Y z =.

have good assortment of
Cooking, Parlor, Box and a few Coal Stoves
Will sell very low-call and examine south
corner Market Square
@. W. ANDREWS
October 2Ist I6-et
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JONES & LETT
Have now in Store "a large and handsome Stock o.
FALL & WINTER GOODS,
Selected during the past month. by Of the firm:
in the New ork Market. comprising q large Stock
Staple and Fancy ID y q . O >,
Ioots Shoes and Umbrellas,
Together with IL large assortment of fine FAMILY
GROCERIES. Coutce tioucricS. &c. all of which they
ar prepared offer Their customers. and ali those
wishing purchase select goods at the lowest market
prices. Produce taken in exchange for goods.
REUBEN JDNt.S.l e.. W. LETT.
Sent. 1854. v-pd
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BARG AIMS! BARG AIMS :!

The undersigned has now in store his Fall and Win
ter stock of GOODS consisting of general assort
IN of
DRY GOODS IND GROCERIES,
Hats Caps Bonuets, Boots and Shoes Sa tinets Cas-
simcrcs LinscvS Fanncs MuSlin-dc-I aims, AlpsccaS
Shnwls. Cravats Xc. Coffee, Sugar, Noasses. Tohac
Co &c. &c. Also a general and well selected stock
of READY MADE CLOTHING. consisting of Goats
Vests Pants Shirts aud Under-shrts-
Adamantine sperm aud pearl Candles: pepper, spice.
eaIaratus, starch fine chewing tobacco. &c.
Produce taken in exchange for Goods at market
prizes
II. d. DAVIS,
North side ofPerson St, next door to +. d. Breeze.
" R-Al persons indebted to me 1y note
count are respectfully requested call and settle ilu
mediately. longer indu gence Will not be given.
Oct l. 1851 Il. d. -.
PEARCE & FERGUSON,
Wholesale dealers in Foreign aud Domestic
DRY GOODS.
Hats Caps Boats Shoes, Umbrellas, and
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
North side Hay street. FAYETTEVILLE, n G.
~ Strict attention paid to orders
B. F. PEARCE
July Is, 1854 J. B FERGUSON.
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The Canadian True Witness says that it
thanked God ''in reading Captain Luces mar
rative-thanked God the Arctic was not a
British vesseI-nor her lubberly crew British
seamen?" Not so fast; since it is put upon the
footing of nationality, we hesitate not to affirm
our belief that if the and servants of the
Arctic had been American they would have be-
haved better; but i'll looking over the list we
find them chiefly born subjects of the English
Queen The people who remained with the
women chiefly mericans-Ne.c York
Tribune
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Is IT PAINFUL TO D1E?-Accor,iing to my
observation, the mere act of dying is seldom, in
any sense OF the word very painful process.
1t is true that persons die in state of
bodily torture, as in eases OF tetanus; that the
drunkard dying of deliriu,a tremens, is exhaust
ed by terrific vision, and that the victim of that
most horrible of aH diseases, hydrophobia, in
addition to those peculiar bodily suiierings from
which the disease has derived its name NAV be
in state of terror from the supposed presence
of frightful objects which are presented to him
as realities, even to the last. But these and
some other instances which / might adduce, are
exceptions to the general rule-which is, that
both mental and bodily suffering terminate long
before the scene is finally closed. Then, as to
the actual fear of death, it seems to me that
the Author Of our existence, for the most part
gives it when it is intended that we should
live, and takes it away from when it is ntei-
tl=d that should die. Those who have been
long tormented by bodily pain are generally
anxious to die they to live
So it often is with those whose life has been pro-
tracted to extreme old age, beyond the
ususl period of mortality, even when they labor
under actual disease. Psychological Inquiries.
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FALL, 1854.
Ne " FIRM AND NEW GOODS.
PEARCE & FERGUSON

PEARCE & FERGUSON
Are receiving their Fall and Winter Stock OF
DRY GOODS.
Hats Caps, Bonnets Umbrellas, Parasols,
Boots, and Shoes, &c. &c
With extensive assortment of Ready v-made Clothing.
All of which they offer to purchasers at low prices
and upon accommodating terms.
From long experience. and by strict attention to
business they hope to merit share otpubc patronage
Il. F. PEARCE.
J. B. FERGUSON.
Fayetteville. Aug. Il, 1854. so7-tf
SIIEMWELL & MCDONALD,
(Successo to F. Shemwel.)
DEALERS IN STAPLE AND Fancy
DRY GOODS
BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS.
Also general assortment of Straw & Silk BONNETS s.
In addition to stock hand. which is very
good We VIII in y few days receive supply OF
SEAS O.t.IBLE GOODS,
Which will sell low for cash or on reasonable time
10 punctual customers.
W. =. SIIEMWELL.
A. \. MCDONALD.
East side Green Street.
Fayetteville Sept c3 1854.
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THE REsuLr.--The special election held here
last week for Senator, Rowan and Davie, re-
suited in the return of Chas F. Fisher, Esq,
by majority of l5S. Rowan l4l; Davie, II.
This was not political contest, and although
a regular Wing candidate nominated in
opposition by few persons duly convened
and organized" the election of Mr. Fisher is
not to be set down as palitical victory
1t certainly made in spite ofthe strongest
opposition of some violent partizans, tho not
many, and also notwithstanding tile solemn
appeals and warnings of our neiyhhor, who
called most Justify for "Whig raily;" but the
people are sometimes obstinate about these
things, and selfwiiled.
Mr. Fisher has been elected without pledges
of any kind asked or offered, and we hope the
people of the District will have no cause to re-
gret it.-!SokisbMrY Bonner.
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MISS NJ. BINGHAM,

MISS NJ. BINGHAM.
The next session. of her school will commence on
Monday he 9th of Oct. at her house on Old
Street.
She will teach the various English Branches USUALLY
taught IN High Schools Also, drawing aud painting
Sept. 80 1854. 13-6t
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JAM + S KYLE
- j. r.a~iDin@ Fall -Sun,x- of
DRY GOODS
Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, Umbrellas, &c
Among which
French and English Mcrinos, very cheap.
Muslin deI.ans and lAlpaccas
Ijrocade. plaid and plain Silks.
Muslin and Eobinet. Sleeves and Collars.
Merino and other Shawls, long and square,
Calico and Ginghams.
Silk and Cotton Handkcrchies,
Best made Boting Cloths.
\ large stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING,
With many other Goods. all of which being purchased
" the package the late reduced prices. Will be
offered wholesale or retail at very low prices
September Is, 1854
v q II c. E.
Having opened Store East side of Gillespie
street opposite F. p. Johnson. and door South of
". Draughon, would beg leave to announce to the
citizens of Fayetteville and surrounding country, that
have just received my stock of
FALL IND Tt1IN'IER GOODS,
Consisting OF
Dry Goods, Hats, Caps Boots and Shoes,
Clothing, Sugar and Coffee &c,
Which Will sell accommodating terms
SAM'L CAIN, Jr.
Sept so, 1854 13-2m
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NEU- FALL AND UINITR GOODS
Opposite the Cape Fear Bank.
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ID VID NIcDU FIFE e.

DAVID McDU EE,
BRICK MASON AND PLASTEREH
Fayetteville, n.
Persons wanting work done in his line will he
promptly attended to by addressing him F1yctte-
Vile Post O1ice.
Fayetteville, Jan'y %, 1854 ly-pd
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NORTH CAROLINIAN.
E.4YETTEVILLE, ". c.

Ve understand that upon a recent visit of
Ihosnas Bragg, Esq, Governor elect, to Eden
toi, the event was signalized by the firing Of
thirty guns and other demonstrations of admra-
ton and respect. Mr. Is. is held, and deserved
!ysneid, in the very highest esteem, wherever
he Is known.-EHzateth City Pioneer, Oet "a.
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=. \ RE Il. + r. TO RI

BY GEO. LAUDER.
Nearly opposite u. Wy Wiukings' Auction Store
Fayetteville. \. =.
Oct l. lSJe;
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The FAIRs.-Ihe Petersburg and = Norfolk
papers give glowing accounts of the Agricultural
Fafs held last week in those cities The II on.
AAN. Venable delivered the address before
th one held in Petersburg, and the Hon K en-
nc q Rayner before the held in Norfolk
humser-af astieaesssin all branches on esa.i-
biton at both fairs, was very large, and some
Of them are represented to be of very fine kind.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-13
Division Triumphant!

The contest is over, and the Division
party have achieved signal and decisive
victory. The puerile personalities aud
Wholesale falsehoods, which, in the alb
scnce Of solid facts and manly argument,
formed the whole stock-in-trade Of the
an,i-division party, have recoilcd with re-
tributive vengeance upon their own heads,
and lof: them PROSTATE on the field OF
battle, crushed out and annihilated.
JAMES NJ. SELLERS and DR.. CRAWFORD
are elected by triumphant majori'ies; and
next winter Maj. JOHN W. SIMoSToN,
the Iilus,rious, will be in better business
than standing up at Harrisburg, in rep
rcscntatiee capacity, impudently asser-
ting that his constituents and their pc.
titions have no business there! Irrelevant
side issues, and cross fire of contradicto-
ry, eleventh hour falsehoods on the Liquor
question, helped to keep him on his legs
little longer ir some districts, but could
not save him from disastrous and remcdi-
less defeat The vote of his own township
shows how completely he had lost the con-
ii!cncc, and forfeited the support, of those
who know best, and furnishes about the
best epitaph We know Of to inscribc on his
political tomb stone II.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-13

I BEG leave respectfully to call he Pr5iics
l attention To my Establishment. Ne. 50
S'ulh TOJETH - (be.oW CbeS;hui) PkilGG-
eiDhia. for The TluuiaCrure and sale ii En-
ye,cnes. where vii always be in readiness
20 attend IL any orders NAV be favored with.
an TreT arci 10 furnish Envelopes uf every
Gna'itv. s:z~ aud icscriT ;iou. " hu'esa!e and
Hriai.lhe tioFsrlneui pattern. PLAIN and !fgal.
wuu.d also call attention 10 the Die Sruk-
ing. Engraving. Printing. and Fm hosSing Of
R':.iarss CartS frr Envelopes, Letter be ads.
H-heatS, Cards. Circulars. &c all Of which
! !urIi>h - very iaw rates. Stamping letters
pre- elt> their going 10 the Dead Letter Office.
Nrh patent machines of the a'eSIimrroye-
meHt> lHr emlossirg, Trlutiug, &c, also r r
the manufacture ol Envelopes, ard every faei-
llig iar eyrcG'ir- rrters vI;h despatch. ard {, r
their delivery hv Express Lines or as NAV te
agreed upon. I can rot fail to compete with II
not excel aay other establishment of tie kIrd
in rhc world. - Homeopathic Envelopes
constantly On hand, samples Of which nav he
seen Cr-.4isis r.fst. also cf Die-Stamped Env.
lr3i5T.f' WN. COLBERT.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-13
California Election.

The election on the 9th Sept. resulted
in the choice Of Messrs. Deurcr and Her
bert, An'i-Broderick Democrats, for Con-
gress. The Legislature has majority Of
tie two factions Of the Democracy, but it
is doubtful whether they can unite upon a
L. s. Senator. In San Francisco, the
Know NotLinss carried everything before
them, 90 candidates being Wing and Anti
Frederick, and I X. Ms only. Every nan
was elected, some having 1000 majority.
The new Common Council is composed Of
II Wigs and 1 Democrats.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-13

Il. COULTER, - South SECOND ST..
H'csIh Il. doors above Chestnut. East
side. Importer and Manufacturer all kinds of
Va ILION NARE-Consistins in rart { I
" tie following Ladies' TraveIins Bas-
.ctS. Work Baskets. Flower Baskets, Office
Baskets Segar Baskets. flain. Fancy and En-
7r"deIed Baskets. Ladies Nork Stands and
Sewing Chairs Ct leauu'ul design and excel
lent workmanship. which he Is selling remar-
Sahiy cheap Iur Cash.
N.B.-lu>t received from Germany. large
and varied assortment Of FANCY GOOTS. To
which The ienuon of the public is respect.
fully invited i6m5l1i3d1
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-13
UNIVERSITY NOTICE.

TINHE next Session of the UNIVERSITY at
i LEHISBURG, will open on the third
Thursday Q9th) Of October. Students are
admitted TO either the Classical or Scientific
course. or to pursue select branches, if they
design remaining less than three years.
The ACADEMY receives such as are not
prepared to enter College, or wish TO study
some elementary branches in connection with
some studies in College.
The FEMALE SEMINARY opens the day
before the Collegiate Department. 1t offers
the highest advantages which experienced
Instructors and an admirably adapted building
can secure.
Tuition-in College (per annum) $50
in Academy do 20
Female Seminary, higher branches do 80
do common do do 90
Board-l,50 to So % a week. l4w5i5
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LeUisburg Female Seminary.

TINHE WINTER SESSION Of the Lewisburg
Female Seminary will commence on
Thursday, October l9ih. Instruction will be
given in all the branche, usually taught IN
such Institutions, by competent Teachers. Mrs.
TaoNrsoy, a lady experienced in teaching, and
fayorably known in this place, will be associat-
ed with me in the SupeIinlendence ofthe school.
TtnNs-per Session for Boarding and Tuition
in common English branches $500
Tuition, without Boarding Sc, SO and $1,000
Music, per quarter io,oo
Use of Piano 2NO
Drawing and Painting, per session 500
French and Latin, each, do GEO
3w5i6 i. u. MARK.