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Kansas weekly herald., 1855-01-05
Kansas PRA1ntEr WoLIlr.-Mr,. LouI.

Kansas PRA1R1E WoLE--Mr, LOUIS
GRoHE. of Leavenworth, real Kansas
hunter, last week took his old "fpsee''
that never misses its, aim, and killed a mann
moth Prairie Wolf, of the real Kansas stock.
1t is the largestof the kind we have ever
seen. 1t measured from the tip of the nose
to the end of Its tail, full six feet, and in
height, three feet four inches. And what
is more, Monsieur Grohes latter killing this
nonstrous wolf and throwing il on his back,
walked into town, sas though nothing had
occurred.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-01-05

gWWe learn Mr., McCo1. viii COM
inence. next Monday, to'smvey off the Della
ware reservation.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-01-05

Eg@The St. Louis Pilot, wishes to know,
which of the future cities of Kansas, Many
penny, aludes in his report. and then sug-
gests that the officers alluded to should be
dismissed. What would the Pilot do with
the pioneer settlers on the Delaware lands2
Drive them off? or would that paper favor
change of the Treaty, SO as to give every
settler pre-emption. AS to the charges
against the officers at the Fort they are
prompted by no very creditable motives
But suppose it should turn out that Leav-
enworth is not located on the Delaware
lands, then what will become of the char
ges made against certain officers? viii
those who have made them back out and
acknowledge their ignorance?
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-01-05

= OMAHA CITy.-The seat of Govern
ment has been located at Omaha City, Ne
braska Territory. Onthe sth and Goth inst
a sale oflots VIII take place. It is describ-
ed by the proprietors as being the largest
town in the Territory. Already there has
been erected Brick State House, a large
Hotel, steam saw mills, Machine shops, &c.
In July last there was moi a building in the
place. ~
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-01-05

s@A meeting Of the Pawnee st6ckhel.
ders will be held the20th inst. See adv
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-01-05

s TaurpLr & DIXON, Druggists, of Wes-
ton, besides keeping full supply Drugs
& Medicines, have on hand i large assort>
ment of Books, sApnuals, Novels, Paper,
Cards. Fancy Articles. &C.. sc. Give them
a CALL See adv. s9s ssssssss... .sssssss,s..z- -
& B0rSee notice of Surveyor Genl. s'to
settlers on public lands in Kansas
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-01-05

aW Reply to ''Americus'' and the Pho
neer crowded out. IF we don't show IN our
next that the election of Gardner in Mas
sachusetts, which is claimed by the Pioneer
as an American triumph is an abolition VIC
tory. we will give up the contest. It is a.
gainst such victories we shall always enter
our protest. We have no affinity with any
organization that willsupport an avowed alb
olitionist and then claim that Americans
are sweeping every thing 3befor fhem.9
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-01-05

The project of a Daily overland
mail from st. Louis to San Francisco is now
agitating the public mind. 1t is doubtless,
practicable, and can and will be carried IN
to effect, sooner OF latter. At the rates of
six miles an hour, the mail can be carried
from San Francisco to st. Louis in thirteen
days or two weeks at farthest. This will be
ansentetprise of great importance, and wor-
thy the attention of Congress. z
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-01-05
LOUISIANA.

From Albany to Shreveport.
From Alexandria by Point Magre, Markville,
Mansara. MoreauYilh, and Simmsport to Red
Flyer Landing.
From Alexandria BY Hineston, Walnut Hill,
Liberty Greek and Huddles to Burr's Ferry.
From Alexandria by Sonen, Winfield, Saline
a fills, Pine Ridge. Saline Sparta, Mount Leba-
ron and Athens 10 Homer.
From AIexaIdr to Bed River Landing
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-10
Hotd Department.

fs.rThe Canal is in quiet state. The wa
ter has now been let off nearly two weeks on
the section above Petersburgh. The great
inquiry here is-what was it let off for? The
break reported ten or twelve days ago, was
repaired in couple days after its occurrence.
A gentleman who has been up the canal, was
unable to discover why the water has been let
out. We have written letter on this and
kindred matters to source from which
we shall probably be able to obtain some di-
rect information.
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HIRAM NELSON
Auction ROOMS.

House. Main and Third streets ;mme
diately opposite the Washington Hotel.
HAVING leased for q Of years and fitted the
III above well known stand. prepared TO re-
ceye for sale private sale, all kinds of goods
household furniture, horses, bug
gies. etc..
Cash advances made Ola consgnments when eguired.
Regular sales every Tuesday, Thursday andSaturday.
o'clock. A. M Also Tuesday, Wedn esday
and Friday nights. at early gas light.
real promptly attended
to.
and of FURNETU RE- consisting oslat
spindle and bannister backs scroll and scOop rim
ofce French, Jenny Lind, and Bustle wood seat
Chairs mahogany and wood sofa seat Chairs Elizabeth
spring rockers Sofas sociables centre
card dining and breakfast table light and wash stands
lounges mirrors. fine and bedseads mat
trasses wire Safes which will sell at Gin
cinnat prices.
hand great variety of notions. jewelry,
volins accordeons pocket cutlery pistols whips
etc. which will sell reduced prices for cash,
Wholesale or retail WOOLSEY NELSON,
L Auct's.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-10

GA gentleman of this city has made
beautiful design for seal, to be used by the
Agricultural and Horticural Society. The
design embodies the idea of the weapons OF war
being converted into implements OF agriculture,
with emblematic illustrations of the nature
of the society. 1t is neat, pretty and appropri-
ate
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-10

GIVE received large additions of new
subscribers last week to our Daily list, and
hope this week to add many more names.
The telegraph dispatches alone are worth more
than the price of subsc Upton, and you can't
get them fresh in any other paper but the
Journal.
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WHY FEMALES surfer IN HEALTH.
THE MARRIED woMAN'S.
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.

BY DR.. A. M. MOROCCAN,
PROFESSION DISEASES WOMEN.
One Hu,adredth Edition (500OO0) 18mo. PIP. $50.
the eataOguesef the Trade Sales of New York.
Philadelphia. and other cities and sold by the
principal booksellers in the United States.
EVERY here discover. by comparing her own
ptoms with those described the nature character and
complaint and be spared much anxiety and suf
Fering we'll the unpleasanness of making known
making inquiries physician in respect the numberess
which is subject. The wife about becoming
often need instruction and advice in respect
situation which will here nd This book her
what matter tells her what to do for it, in simple
but chaste words. and such as she can understand,
suffering Irregularities peculiar
she female system OF IRON VII b sa Is m 81
means of prevention. amelioraticn, and relief :,
might Be- saved to every husband Simplest aPper
tanning to the we're ~ s
smes commendable sensvene ths win rather suffer than
complaints peculiar to the female only ,,..-,,,
paniOn female has Physician that knows and de-
her every sRg % snS Tih
Extract of letter from aEentlsman in Dayton Ohio
DAYTON. May /. 1917
Dr. A. NJ MoR1cEAU-My Dear sir-Afy wife has been per-
ofPsea ANGUISH and suffering months before and during
successive more and more
~hdh Sss on the last spaired
meet tie Theard your book highly spoken
tanning matters reaching my on is receipt and
ressed mind and the 10y pages impaired my
learning that discovery Of NJ provi-
dad remedy Eopened q PROSPECT which little
ceiyed was possible But this another year would
have passed over my head in all human probability my wife
Would have been in children left
INDIANA AGENTS:
]. NJ. & J. o. Howe. BloomiRgtOn; Paris Turner.
FL Riehmond F. j. Faiyre. Shelby
willie G. r. Harvey vincennes: James Beard 81.
and O. B. Hensly, Kokomo j. Snodgrass Perrysvile; A.
N Chamberlan Elkhart; T. J. Langdon, Rockport;
Dustin Jefferson villei W Allison Franklin l. G. APP
pIeratc. Dsiuhi and SAMUEL LISTER. Evansville.
ar jJnon eceiptof One Dollar. THE RRIED W0-
MANS PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION is sent (mail-
ed free) 10 any part United States the Caradas
British Provinces letters mrst be pOs-paid snd ad
dressed 10 DR. A. MORICEAU, box l224 Newly City.
Publishing Once No. I39 Liberty Street, New ork,
seP4 Sm-daw
RSLOUR-IOo bbls Princeton Mills Flour hands and
- and TO arrive, for sale By r.. r,
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MEDICINAL.

DIX. w. /. UWENS PILLS.
FOR THE CURE OF
FEVER AND AGUE AND CHILLS
AND FEVERS.
and TOO 5:g9sDty the PTsstSf GI M iHviSpss
s.S S 5O wh1 aass
merely he Of brain of the eOmpOundsr
o. The me $ g ed WIN hesisSSs b
public miraculous and wonderful curesin diseases which
the diseases in the caption this advertisement
speedy Sher 70 to S
would refer to in this community who. trying
found relief frcm the use OF these Pills
mads BY machaey for the purpose ofmaking They
are made sad Put up BY the and are
prices as are generally set pills But those who
days thereby the patient attend his daily
patton will find these Pills the cheapest and surest
dnee the virtues Of these Pills viii Be given By personal
application to the subscribers:
This esrtifes that my taken very sick with chill
s1d tfh fever and and vent and procured box
feeteda speedy aud permanent cure. JOHN Il. MeFAR.
esrtiv that had ohills and and Induced from
fever 20 purchase box of Dr. W owens silly eeebra
~e believe them 70 be the best PHI now offered . The
public tor the cure of AEue and Fever. E. c. AYREs.
owEsssonO.. Ky. May It. 1855.
years been With chls aaa Fever and ind
ing nothing that would afford relief only
Ovens ChPills, which did. 10y, after
most lo9thssne Of ali diseases. Chills and Fever.
oment. but 20 Immediately DR.. w COMPTON pro-
cure box and word for it, viii be troubled
with CLils again. CHAS. b. GRfSf.
BoN HARsoR Kys April H. 1885
Thsis certify Chills Fever in my family
for the ten months and tried all the Chill Pills and
Chill medicine that had
nary ,hey have stopped the chills my
family with exception On Oldest there
of them that would make permanent cure I'll came
DR.. Owens Chill Pills and safely say ysrybody
that they are the best Pills have ever used
owENsBoRo. Ky. Feb. %. 1855.
DR. ". T. OwEN-Dear Sir: have been afflicted with
chils and fevers for six monhs aud after
edies was induced box OF Pills. which
have cured me sound and WELL and believe them to B. the
Ihave known the gentleman years
- J. PLUNKETT. River Trader.
Pittsburg. Pa.
LEwIsPoRT, Ky. Jan. 2. 1858.
This certheE that have had the chls and
and tried various remedies without then
box Of Dr. Owens Chill Pills. and they have entirely cured
THOS. p TAYLOR.
s-.t+-.. o7ENsBoRo April II, 1855.
certify that had chiis and fever and applied good
physician who prescribed for and medicine.
which Old not break the chill give relief.
then advised 70 ry Or Owens Chnl P did So and they
STOPPED the chs and perfectly we'll. They also
cured ola distressing pain in the side which
fearful would result in something serious Persons afflicted
with chs would do well to use then they are certain
These Pills warranted in every instance
where the directions followed.
J. W ooMPToN Druggist
owenshurg. Ky.
Also by wooLSEY & SAWYER.
Wholesale and Retail gents.
sept inv Evansville. Ind.
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OTLook out for Mosaieal Items tomorrow
Nose is still alive and wide awake, and appar
emily in a good humor.
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or We thank Mr.. Paul Evans for copy OF
the st. Louis Republican of last Friday, left
Saturday morning.
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EDUCATION, &C.
.AMERTCAN
FEMALE COLLEGE
GLENDALE, HAMI TON co. /. OHIO.

GLENDALE, HAMI TON CO.. OHIO.
ton is located the beautiful village Glendale II miles
RairOad ThelOeaOn central healthy and accessible
more .eaft as que Rnd Lovely spot
f sr: % and S
nished in manner The departments
aes Nssa3s E A s sGs1H
cd df sSo I che are SS z RSd and
iessors SPENCER CHRISTI WARD a Sa BSRBIr i
TED with tneT The Music Depart
e occupies ehigh position and science
o. ME- 6AE6IP RFSE attraction
Principal OF Music Academy educated in Paris
essu e. G. 1ss sdao aHs in
and skill the scsncs Of Music has Justly gsiaed bib S
wide spread reputation teacher MISS h. STAUB the
stber with professor HENRY SMITH ebeF Of at1D
S soeau HspP Po aaSson sDS G be given
pupil may select Fhe oiHaments branches Sensray w mi
sherOugh Instruction has been adOpte upon
1no % ,;s.t iii ~, IN sv aT 70 WI" M, zee d.
the Music Academy distinguish themselves il
Natural including COED rsesing Tessco Pc
os SSPs has made @ veil e
very much BY the exeroDs Of Professor ohrs
lese. a National Ca met; pExSrS
Board family of the President including Tuition
in all branches Of the regular fuel lights
washing and fare the Railroad from Cincinnati Hamilton
all intervening points per annum $225.
Catalogue information respecting the School
be obtained by line to Rev. John Covert Glen
dale. Hamilton comfy. Ohio:
Provisions have been made for such wish economic
entsfhe Mt Hoyke department of the Institution
thus diminish their least half The public
respectfully referred he following and friends
the COLLEGE; Rcg.s w Fisher, John smPkInson. Esq.
Rev. W. L. Nicholson Rev. W E. Hansel. Rev. c. Babo
R. Orange. Esq. Cincinnati. Samuel b. Brown. Rev s. p.
Fay Jos. CleFg Esq Dayton; Jonathan Marsh Esq,
Miamsburgh; Nv, Maxwell. Esq. Centerve; Cnstis
Gilbert ESD, Terre Haute Indiana John c. Skinner ESQ.,
Lebanon. o. JOHN COVERT President.
-dUlrn
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or Yesterday was bright and very warn
day. But it suits the season.
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WANTEDIumEDIATELYB

WANTED IMMEDIATELY BY
nR. WOOD. Lady Nation at his HydrOpath Infrm-
airy. No need apply uni fully competent to s.
charge that duty. ...
paht Phi clan. One preferred who Will he able 70 mt
rself attend the New York Hy
pathic College Female Medical College P liza
delphia.
Mi Idle aged laliss will Re pre- erred.
None but those of undo1bted moral character need apply
For SALE-Pump Syrnses at DR.. Woods oft,e on Sc
cond street few d ors from Main. Agl7
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RIVER ITEMS.

- The river was rising fast at Louisville
last reports, with over feet in the Canal and
So on the falls.
- The st. Louis Republican of last FRI
day says:
The river at thisp point is rising very slowly
81 feet is the last report from Cairo. The
Dick Keys is still aground at Hat Island
The Bagaley, which was aground at Turkey
Island, arrived Yesterday We have no change
to report in any of the upper rivers. Arrivals
yesterday were numerous; receipts tolerable
Weather warm.
- A fine looking new and large stern
wheeler called Saint Louis, arrived here Satur-
day morning from Pittsburgh. She brought
down great deal of merchandise, &c. for this
place, which she put out and continued on to
the city she was named after.
- The wharf last Saturday morning pre-
scented very lively appearance. Boats were
continually coming ard going Business is
commencing much earlier this season than
last. At this time last year, we were only
visited now and then by a steamer, and they
of the smallest class.
- The Rainbow arrived here last Satdr-
day considerably earlier than usual Of late.
She had good trip for down run.
- The YuBa was at our wharf last Sat
urday from pittsburgh. She put out large
quantity of freight.
- The Antelope, the first one of the large
Louisville boats which has started South for
several weeks, was here Saturday night. She
took on board 600 barrels of -four, and lot Of
other freight.
- On Saturday night the river rose very
rapidly. 1t rose during the night over two
feet!-a most extraordinary rise. There was
not much freight exposed, but it was removed
in hurry.
- Howard & Browns mammoth wharf
boat across the river was foated by the rise
on Saturday night. 1t will be at once brought
over.
- Among the other items of freight or
the Antelope, and she was crowded, were ter
thousand heads of cabbage! She took on with
other freight, 81 hogsheads of tobacco, the las
on the wharf She had two big barges in tow
laden, and all in all, most tremendous trip o
freight. ....
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AUCTION SALES.
DESIRARLE RESIDENCE

ON FOURTH STREET FOR SALE.
ME offer for sale bargain Cottage Resi-
wv dence, good out-houses and cistern and in
good neghborhood. For PAL tieulars enquire of
SWEET a. LEONARD,
Anctin and Genaral Agenka.
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INSURANCE AGENTS CERTIFICATE OF AUTHoRIT
THE STATE OF INDIANA.

AUDITOR STATES OFFICE.
1. INDIAHAPOLIs. Aug. lst 1855. )
WHEREAS. The Merchants Insurance Company. of Phil
adelpa filed in this ONCE of its condition
goth July 1885 the of its Incorporation and
amendmeAt properly certified and its written nstru
atng Agents and authorizing them fully and
unrrved service of IN the
of suits,
Now Thereforsn pnrsHance Of the requirements of IAN
entitled for the incorporation of
Companies defining their and prescribing
their dues approved March 3D. 1855. having presented
satisfactory eviden compiance the require
and specifications of that l. Hiram E. Talbot
Auditor of the State Of indiana do hereby certify that
HENRY @. GWATHMEY. of Evansville. Ind. the
said Company. Is authorised the bust
Of Insurance. the Agent hesld Merchants lnsu
Company OfPhiadeph in this State to january
1856 the extent that he be and
pointed by the said Company. r..tt
In Witness Whereof hereto srSssribed my name
ire seal my office be affixed, this 1t day Of
August A D. 1885, A. e TALBOT,
(Seai,l Auditor Of State.
T. q. Palmer.
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CORNER OF LOCUST AND WATER STREETS. EVANSVILLE,

LIABILITIES.
The Company owe n % Bank other Creditors.
Losses adj listed and tue.
do do and due,
do unadjusted, ~: -.
do in SUSPENSE awaiting further proof, $4,000 90
do claimed and resisted by the Company. 95 90
The greatest amount insured in risk. 10000 90
The rule in regard to the amount to be
insured any city. town village. In
block, these depending nPon circumstances.
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FARM Fob SALE Ar AUCTION.

NW7E will Friday the 9TH Of September next at
Wv o'clock p M. at our Auction Rooms in the old
Court House. farm known the Richard ). Browning
Farm Browning's MIL in Scott township containing
81 which improved good log house
and other OUT buildings. good orchard. etc.
TERms-made known n the day of sale
aug8 WOOLSE1 NELSON, Auct's.
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T. SULLIVAN.
JOHN HURLEY & Co.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MFR c II a NTS,
80 TehOuPiIOuIGs Street,
aug6 NEW ORLEANS


DIS. BRAY & PENNINGTON,
ID EsPEcTFULLY inforr the citizens of Evansyll and
N vicinity that they have formed partnership in the
practice of Medicnr aud Surgery
Hsyg been actively engaged in the profession for quar-
become familiar with the diseases incl
dent this climate they hope their experience and
will entitis them share of public patronage.
Their office is Firsr between Main and Locust
posite Once where ethe both them be
consulted unless absent on profess onal business.
aglS-tf
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STATE OF PENNs,YLvANIA, }ss.

John c. Montgomery. President. and Dwight j. MeCann
Secretary Merchants Insurance being
orally depose and and each tor himself
foregoing full and of
said and that they the above
desert bed officers thereof. CSigned ]
D. j. MCCAIN, Sec.
Subscribed and to this Esd day Of July A.
d. 1855. WILLIAM OGLES, Alderman
ICopy.l Elk OLicio Justice OF the Peace.
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nPPoSITe TIE srIy- COURT HoUsE


THE NEW COURT HOUSE.
GENERAL AUCTIoNEERs& REALESTATE BROKERS
RESPECTFULLY their services 20 the citizens
Mt Evansville and ding country for the sale of Real
and Personal Property Houses and Dry
Goods Hardware Gre etq also Particular atten
paid all sales every description
satisfactory We shall do exclusively Com
mission having any g6ods Of place
competition with eorsgnor both the buyer and seller
legitimate market. We will devote whole
Auction and Commission business and friends
rest assured that will efforts
them With prudence and to business
of all those who their business
to care. @.t -
'.,i--REFERENCES-
Pc. o!RLEY IL co. Evansville.
DUvALL, ALGo d. Co.. Memphis, Tenn.
WIN. PARK a. Co., do do.
JAMES BOYD, do do.
r. B~SYKES. New Orleans.
LEWIs SNAPP. do.
MILES E. FOLKEs. Vieksburg, Miss
WM. MCRAE, do do.
LooKwooD s BROS Cincinnati. Ohio.
KELLoG & FOoT, do do.'
EDWARDS IL RUsHxELL. st Louis. No!
Regular sale Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturday. at
O'Clock evening during commencing
ut early gaslight. apps SWEET LEONARD.
Auetioneers.>
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PRINCETON FEMALE HIGH SCHOOL.

FENHE first annual session of this Institution will be
II ed on Monday. the Sd of September, 1856 convent
ent building will be erected during the and
ed accommodate pupils after the session 1t
will be fitted neat and style and supplied
with of philooF hcal chemical apparatus
Preparatory Department will be with the school,
though In room which boys under twelve
years of age will be admitted.
The Principal has made with good families
to board pupils from distance.
TERMS PER SESSION OF Rive MONTHS:
Boarding Lights and Fuel $50 90
Tuition Senior Glass.
Junior Glass. ............... 90
Preparatory, Second Glass. 90
First Glass Observation-Disclosures. 50
Music with of Piano 90
Painting aud Drawing 10 90
Embro idery 90
Modern LANGUAGES -. 10 90
Payments strictly in advance except especial arrange
ments with the Principal. - = -
Assistants Mrs. NJ. W. PAXTON,
Mrs. ii. NJ. MORTON. jy2
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SELECT FkMALE INsTrTUTE OF EVANS


HNHE Rev C. A Foster, about to undertake personally
IL the thorough edncatiOno o. his daughter. willing
receive ladies between the
years, with whom and his daughter class
COURSE OF STUDY:
.r PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Alphabetical Lessons Reading. Spelling and Numbers
orhOgrAphy Writing, Elements OF Geography and Arith
metic.
JUNIOR DEPARTMENT. ,r
Arithmetic. Geography. by and more impressive
mode of teaching Grammar Reading spelling by Getation
Elements of Natural Science, the Bible.
DEPARTMENT.:
Arithmetic and Grammar continued Geography Ancient
Intellectual AMI Moral Philosophy Chemsry botany Min
eralogy Geology. Astronomy Political Economy Algebra
Geometry Natural Theology Mythology Greoan Roman
Antiquities. Evidences Of Christianity. the Bible.
REGULAR and critical exercises through thecourse Read
ing. Defining 0rthogrhphy Writing Grammar and Compost
familiar lectures
the studies pursued.
Strict shall be given all those graces
and depor requisite the pshed lady.
This institute is furnished with Philoso phcal and chemical
apparatus and superior cabinets of minerals fossils and
shells.
Tuition Fees per Quarter in advance:
Department. W
Junior Departing 10
Extra;
Latin Greek. French German. 10 90
shsic on the fsarp. " w
Drawing In Water or oil 10 90
Orua Needle Work ............, 800
Mrs. Foster will aid the Rector.
The the youngades shall be strict
ly practical. and in way demo minatioBa.
the frat Of August foreign applications for entrance
shall not be received order give the citizens of this city
the preference. jy4