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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-08
MEDICINAL
CARTER,s.sPANisH MKT
TIE GREAT PURIFIER OF TIN
NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY -
HMei xh1 eflf~raH Ra1a esd

L.es the Afflicted Read end
IA Esm. Obstinate Cutansors Exuptions,
tuies on the Face, Blotches. Boils, Ague and
Sore Eyes. Rngworm or letter. Scald Head lWTEr
and PsR ofthe Bones and JoDts Stubborn Ulcez&As
tic Disorders, Lumbsgo. Spinal Complaints and
arising from an injudieioos use Of Mercury, lie
Lille OF lmpurity of the Blood
.&1- This great Alternative medicine and Pu-it
Blood 10 no used By the Thousands of grateful pat
OF the United Sates who testify daily to TIE
kebe cures Performed b the grestest Of all mo
''CAhIEE's SPANISH -hIXTCRE., Neuralgia
matisns ScrOfala Eruptons the Skin. Liver ri
Fevers Ulcers Old Sorea Affections of the Kidneys
the Throat Female Com plants, Pains and Aching
ire Bones snd Joints are speedily aghs By using the
grsst and inestimable remedy. ~
For all diseases of the Blood nothn yet been found
gently and efficiently the liver kidneys
the digestion gives the Stomach
clear and healthy and restores the By
disease or broken down By The excssses yeuth Its
tive vigor and strength
For the Ladies' moon parably better than all the a
uesics used a few doses of oAaTER's ePAEIsE x
ure m a sallowness ofcompexion bring the
msnng the cheek give elasticity the and
general health in remarkable crse beyond all tia
medicines heard Of.
The large number of certificates which have reeeivsa
from PERSON. from all of the United States bes1
evidence that there nubug about It. The hotel
keepers. magistrates physicians and public well known
to the al AID their tsstnong to the wonderful
Call the Agent get Circular Almanac. re-.
esres shs truly Of all medicines h
performed.
None ssnuins unless signed BENNETT BEERS Prcprf
eors No Pearl street Richmond Va. TO whom all ordsm
foTsu pplies add Agencies be addressed.
For sale ty Halock Stoddard Evassyills; Haiiosk
Parmentsr, Princeton; c. n. Clark Vincennes, By
dealers In medicines generally. aus
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COMMERCIAL.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, Nov.


Rsy@-Slowly swelling here and rising at
different pointsabove. This is agreeable news,
as the river had Just been lower than at any
previous time this season.
Heatber-The last four days have BEEN rain
ing but not cold.
Business and Marksts- During the past week
almost as dull as the weather in some depart
ments But few country merchants in the
city, but some heavy buyers among them. In
Groceries stocks are full for the season and in
good demand.
Tho past has been very excited week in
breadstuffs not only here, but apparently in
every part of the country. There has been a
still further rise in -four and wheat, with sales
of -four at 81 65 and wheat in demand at
$16o. Receipts are small, but all lots taken
on arrival. Rye and Oats in small demand
for shipments.
There is nothing yet doing in hogs here.
Packers will not commence operations till the
latter part of the month. A few contracts have
been made at SIS so from tie hooks for Decem-
Der delivery. There is promise of larger
business than last year.
FreightS on the river have been up during
the past week on account of low water, but
they are falling again, with the prospect of
immediate better navigation
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Nselps By Gleltgrapb.
ARRIVAL or THE ARAGO.
fobn DAYS LATER NEWS
NEW YoRk. Now.

New York, Nov.7.
The steamship Arago arrived with days
later papers, confirming the capture of Kinburn
Allies loss trifing. It is said the capture Of
Kinburn gives the Allies an important advan.
tage, opening path into Southern Russia
ITO pieces cannon captured.
Cunsulvr corps of Oddessa requested sus-
pension Of bombafdmeht; its being the rem.
devious Of vast numbers of foreign families.
The allies Have landed 10000 in the Peninsu-
lar of Tendra. Prussia truops leaving the
shores of the Baltic,
London prpers deny the recall of CHAMPION.
Bank of France has purchased ~ millions OF
Australian gold. The Times insinuates Simp.
sons recall. Sir j. W.. Codington successor.
Globe contradicts it
LIVERPOOL, Oct. "A.
Flour steady with limited business, prices
remain unchanged Wheat steady with lin
tied business, prices unchanged. Indian corn
active, prices unchanged. Provisions gener-
ally unchanged, closed dull. Money market
stringent. Consols 87J11.
Massachusetts, Election.
BosToS, Nov. 6.
The Americans have carried the state. Gar
diner elected Legislature Democratic.
There must be some error in this. The
Massachusetts, election does not come off till
next Monday.-ED JOURNAL.
Louisiana Election.
New ORLEANS, Nov. s.
Election yesterday. Americans carried the
City by large Majority. Nothing definite
yet from the State.
New York 2leetien.
@ New York, Nov. 6.
Election passed off quietly, excepting usual
owdy proceedings in the City incidental to
such occasions.
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DANIEL WooLsEX.. k1kAA ~
AUCTION ROOMS,

ACCTEUN HUUWS9
Old House Of Main AID Third streets imms
diatsly opposite the W ashington Hotel.
HAVING leased for . of years and fitted the
above we'll known stand. prepared to re-
ceve private sale all kinds Of goods
merchandise household furniturs horses, bug
gies. etc.. etc.
Cash advances made on eonsg ments whom required.
Regular sales every Tuesday. THURSDAY and Saturday
cling o'clock A. N Also Tuesday, Wednesday
and Friday lights. at early gas light.
saes and sales Of real estate promptly attended
TO. =
We weekly receiving. and have hand large
and general assortment FL RNTFU Re- consisting ofsat
spindle backs scroll and scollOP rim
ofSce. French. Jenny Lnd and Bustls wood seat
Chairs mahogany and wood sofa Char Elisabeth
spring Sofas soeiables centre
card dining and breakfast tables light and wash stands
Lounges mirrors. fine and misses bedsteads mat
tfasse tin and wire Safes etc. which viii sell at Gin
einnsti prices.
We have sso hand great variety Of notions jewery
ToIins aecordeons pocket cutlery. pistols whips
etc.. which will sell at reduced price, for cash.
Iholss ale or retail. WOOLSEY NELSON
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DIX. ". I. OWENS PILLS.
FOR THE CURE OF
FEVER AND AGUE AND CHILLS
Ann EEVEPl


AND FEVERS
who get medicine, gull the public with list
S..n aarss ~ the thereof when act
Of the meseins signed With aetisious names
DO claim for the Pills the
the aesh is win that the Of
been offered 20 suffering humanity safe
S0s to In this Who
various mediens purrornE De certain cures have sDiy
These Pulls not composed Of cheap iassdsnts and
are made and put up by the subserbers
entirely costly and drugs and cannot be sold At such
e s.s az a1 rss woS iii
patton Pills the cheapest and medicine
Read The following certificates and you evil
these Pills will be given by personal
@sf'.S~' owENssoRo. KY. August !, 1855;
and h 1 and 1o1sins and
Asus Pills happy ths. they eff
festsda speedy and permanent cure. JOHN ID. AsFA
Ioersifv ehiIis and Induced
the reputation tia: d. Rl1 had in ssT1s ss
Pills used the whole box before was entirely
public tor the cure Of Arus Fever. L. c. AYREs.
owrxsBono. KY. May II. ls5s.
Sir H;n.is fer the ps;s tive
rs nothing would AFFORD any relief only fsw
ada a e try ss q Dr.
usss ons found siis was o
:: ~ ~: Grill
but immediately to DR.. w Compton and Pre-.
box and word for it, will never -
with ouilis again. CHAs- b. Gkists
Box HARBoR, Ky. Aprii II. 1855.
This certify Chs and Fever in family
for months tried all the Chill Pills and
Chill that be had in the country In ordi
nary cases they have stopped the chs the sf
family with exception On oldest there
them shat would make perman until
DR.. ovens Chill Pills and can safely say everybody
that they are the best Pulls haye eyegussd
owExsEoKo KY, Feb. "a 1855.
ehis and vers for six months and after
edies induced box OF Ague Pills, which
have cured me sound and WELL and 5esys .Sep e b the
Ihave known the above gentleman years certi
" snss ms s'Asem'Hs' Af1 u PLuNKETT River Trader,
Pittsburg, Pa.
LEwIsPoRT. KY. Jan. 2. 1855.
This that chiils and
and tried remedies without effect then used
hox Dr. Owens Chill Pills. and they have entirely cured
Thus r. TA1LOk-
owExsBoRo. April IL, 1855.
esrtify that had eh and feysrs and applied to .ood
which the chill give relief.
then try Chill Pills did and they
stopped the ch3. and perfecty we'll They also
ola distressing pain in the side which
fearful wonld something serious Persons afflicted
ehlls would do well to them they certain
cure. GEO W M0NARCh
ma- These Pills warranted every instance
where the directions are followed
f'' '--' J. W COMPTON. Druggist.
Owensburg. KY.
Also by wOoLSEY SAWYER,
Wholssals and Retail Agents,
sspI4m-w Evansville. Ind.
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MEDICINAL.
WHY FEMALES sUFFER IN HEALTn.,
THE MARRIED wondANs
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.


BIZ DR.. A. NJ MAURIeEAS,
PROFESSOR OF pIsKAsRs or woMES.
Ovss H'sndreitt Edition 900, 0oo) 18aaO. m. ESQ.
standard ork sssb.hss rsputatioa fssnd ssssed In
PSs5sips as .olS T sy
principal booksellers in the United ssases.
EVERY Woman here discover by comp airing her
symptoms with those described the character and
cause sf her complaint and be much anxiety
fsring we'll che snpsasansness making to-
making inquiries Of Physician In the nunbsrlsss
mother has often need of advice
to her stusten which she win here ind This
what the matter and tells her what do simple
hut ehasts words and sroh as abe understand.
Those suffering from obtru irregularities peculiar
% the system. PkoLAPsus uTE CALLING Il
the Womb Froa ALsus will ind in is pas
Much di MIND. as thousands psczniariIy
,5iss 70 the marriage state were letter
q better that natural ana
consult eonverBs with even sdiea IN respect
Ia oOpS II The Married Woman Private Medical
Pan0n every female has physician ths. knows and de-
All Dimes without violence her ssnsvs
iEx.rast Of letter from gentleman In Dayton ohso
DAYTON. May l. Is47.
esptiby tor some three in
.en before and sSsis
Prosrstsa putting her life in imminent danger and
hi. state sf :ha wa. and resigned e
perusa express the relief il sforded dis
ressed mind and tho its impaired to my wife on
of NJ Nj Desc proNi
dsd remedy I0pensd prosreet to which little
ceived possible. But for this another would
passed head, in all human probability wife
would have been in her and ehiaren lett
INDIANA AGENTS.
I'M J. o. Howe. Bloomington; Paris & Turner
Greenesstle; james FL Riehmond T. J. Favre Shelby
vills G. g. Harvey, yineen9es James Beard. r. F,aess
sndo. D Hsnsly KokonOI J. sncdgrasa Pesrysviilsi A.
Dustin Jefersonyille; @ W Allison, Franklin l. @. Up
pieeatc. De phi. and SAMUEL LISTER. Evansville.
: receipt of One Dollar. 1.-THE MARRIED NO.
MANS Private N EDIcAL COMP ANON Is sent tuail:
ed frea) shy part United States the Cauada and
British Provinces Il letters be postpaid and adj
dressed to Tyr A. 81 BAURfCEAN. box I224. New erk
Cay Publishing ofes. No. lc9 Liberty Street New ork
sm-daE
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OF We--are ''short of hands, at present, as
well as Of heads EUansville Journal.
No one would doubt the latter proposition
aitsr reading the SGar ad curing the last cam
body. and possibly your cotemporary. the En-
quirer, would say, you are short of soul, but
we know better.-l Gin. Eng.
Of course you do, old chap-and thank
heaven, we are not short of decent moral prin-
ciples either, for il we were and with so short
a head, we would be admirably qualified to
take an editors chair in the Cincinnati En-
quirer.
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CORPORATlON NOTICE.

ORDERED, that the Of Lots lying or or
adjoning the folio wing Alleys the City of Eyansvile
viz The Alley in the OF Lots So &C. 81 and 81 Upper
EgArxement-Ailey Lots Eos. Vs. ia. u.s.
7s 2s I27 and 2s. Old Plan Of said City and the Al
Block East Enlargement said Aeyst c %
allied correspond xih tbs City grade within ten
sf pabftioA of this notice. and in
Of the directed said york done
and the and aecdns here will ee assessed
collected sad lying said Alleys
much will satsfy said lien snd COSTS
oot77dlct WELL H. Waller. Clerk
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WV SUMMERS. latsE partner of W. " Tile..on. most
oitizensof Evansville vi
ne aa his busin Of Sign and
Painting cad that by strict attention
tasteful and workmanlike execution Of
All work entrusted hi merit contnuance Of thatpst
Won are heretofore o literally extended 70 htrn
n Shop on Main street, en- ne ssesad Geor OF Nh y =.
ELECTS new brick buiidirg. ossAstf
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BOOTS s. SHOES.

yHE subserbsrshave now hand the largest ssd most
complete Boos snd Shoes ever bro1gns 70
snd lsses Sh5ss - Gaisss BsZs Sld nssse noe ses
nj siirpsrs. sP15 HENpHIoAs ne"Hs.
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OK BUSHELS SWEET Potato Es-Ju.s receives
. I'D and for sale BY Octis T. BACON co.
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PROF. O. J. WOODS
CELEBRATED
II AIR ESTOR ATIVE.


CELEBRATED
HAIR H II TO R A TIVE.
TayHE effects wonderful Hair Restorative
ssns the 1Gs hsF ss
remarkable composition 1t Is the OILY preparation Hst esn
ON ON
a The following is from distinguished member Of the
A-'1-s- p-''s' ST. PAUL. Jan. 1. 1875.
this After being nearly long
having tried all the hair sztaDt and having
placed nysslf in the hands OF barber and had my
appIieS ant veil rubbed in till the scalp was ali glow
oys.y afS rom sesss Of S s
up preeen time and thick black and STRONG
sou Sh there it. and that little was
pearDg very rapidly still your Restorative about
hair Now have read Of who has noti but
any case in S waes any a
day really gives peasnret record the result Of
the
The people hers saw l.. Effects AID have n
or nearly exhsus ed daily inquiries made foi it,
sfa & @ for @ oeFny Sra ss
isa psIlongaEo Of ever easosins shy such rssql
Firm Of Bond Eellsg Drrgsists,
The unasrsigued Rev. J. h. Brasg Minister in regular
Mass BE gentleman influence.
versaily beloved. Copy VIM DYER.
PRcr woon--Dear sir:-Havng trial OF your Hair
give. pleasure that has been
sendeney 70 itching With heh been troubled from nv
70 ua no
anything like the same pleasure and profit.
81 Prep.redand old Wholesale and resailat Marts,
street. St. Lnus. No and at 6e5 Broadway. New York
all th. most popular medicines sale
can be bought al any other house :
81 sale az naaufaoturers prices BY HALLocK
sToDDARD and all the principal drussistseSsrY"h'e
myI
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CoNFECTIONERs. HOTEL KEEPERS. AMI
FAMILIES,

RE invited examine assortment of Superior Ex-
"A tracts Vanilla. Lemon. Rose. Nectarine. Bitter Al
mond for Havoring eustards, blanc maHge
ieilies ice cream, sauces, ETC.. for sale BY 10000,
TENNE1 q SOhENSON. p
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Nothing can be more prepoSterouS than to-
hear ignorant natives railing about ignorant for
eigners; fattering their own vain ignorance by
the conceit Of superior knowledge; empty
headed editors and politicians sneering at the
ignorance of @ people to whom we owe our
science and ivilization.-Democ7at
Just mark the impudence of that Here we
are told that it is to the foreign immigrants that
we owe our science and civilization! We are
given to understand, that, but for the pouring
of the foreign hordes, the Germans and Irish,
into our country we should have no science,
no civilization at all.
The general impression has been that the i'm
migrants, as body, are remarkable for their
ignorance A vast proportion ofthem, accord
ing to the almost universal impression, are una
bic even to read. The parents themselves can
not read, and they will not let their children
!. be taught. The proposition to require the
power to read as one of the qualifications of vo-
. tiers is assailed and denounced by the Sag Nicht
organs as blow struck at the immigrants
And yet the Louisville Democrat holds that
, these immigrants are the most scientific and
civilized portion Of population, and chat, with
out them, science and civilization would be st
an end here - ssse rkra
We have frequently alluded to the disgust
ing habit the Sag Nicit editors have of tiatter-
ing the foreigners. Those editors have very Of
ten referred to them as tho best, the most in
dustrious, the most:exemplary, the most patrio-
tic portion of our population; and the immi-
). grants, made vain and spoiled by such base
fattery, have come to look down upon q native
!. born American citizen regarding him as far
beneath them as belonging in fact to an infe-
! srior Face.s And now the editor of the Louis
! vile Democrat, snrpassing his brethren and
even his own former efforts, assures them
that they are the source of all the science and
sciyilzation in the United States-that, but for
them, we should be but race of ignorant bar
.bafians! Such an editor can have no respec
for either his country or himself-Lou Jour.
SPIRITED TALK TO THE PREsIDENr.-The Bel
+ FAST Journal, democratic print, uses the fol-
!. lowing language to the President for his ef-
: forts 10 buy up certain individuals and presses
in Maine: -
/, s. ave ny frankly to President. Pierce, that
If the offices of this government are to be pros
tituted to the purpose of buying up free soilers
and establishing presses to vilify the wisesi
! and purest statesmen Of the land, this Is moi
the entertainment to which we were invited II
! As, and we trust in God and tho people, that
rs shall ns+er see the ike egain.7
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CORPORATION NOTICE

CORPORATION NOTICE.
0RDERED that the Of the folio wing Lots. Wis
WV So So 81 aud %. Upper Enlargement. Lott
Nos l. and 6. in Block 81, East Enlargement Of
of Evansville the to be allied up ." IS
City grade within ten days the
OF this notice. aud in default thereof the Marshal
said work and the and
crung will and collected by sale
thereof will satisfy said lien and costs
oosa7diot' WELL h. WALKER. Clerk.
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RIyxa ticks.

Tho Fashion did not arrive here till
yesterday morning She was delayed in her
arrival ut St. Louis by bad weather, &c., and
did not leave there for Louisville till Monday.
We thank Mr.. Clark and his assistant Cy
Drew, Jr., for late papers.
- The steamer Delegate has been pur-
chased by Capt. F. x. Reno for Sic, 900 from
" Capt Thomas Rogers. It is the intention of
Capt Reno to run her in the Pittsburgh and
4 st. Louis trade.
rss-- The steamer Winifred, has been pur-
chased by Conant & Co., of st. Louis, for the
Tennessee river trade.
- The pilots on the Cincinnati and St.
Louis and Cincinnati and New Orleans boats
have Fixed their wages at $3.50 per mouth
s-ssas --- The steaasor Exchange was destroyed
by FIRE on the 30tA Alt, Red river, with $50
:. bales ofcotton on board. No lives lost
So 80 The Alvin Adams left ST Louis last
Tuesday. and mag be expected here early this
morning for Louisville. She is spfeAdid and
sHift packet.
- This is the VIM. Garvin's day She
will b down this evening, and then return to
louisville. Travellers bound up would dc
well to take her.
The packet Baltimore arrived here
yesterday evening from Louisville with barge
r. in tow and . good trip. for St. Louis.
- We thank Mr.. Houston, of the Rain
bow, for . package Of Louisville papers. She
brought down a good many passengers.
49, The st. Clair was along last evening from
for Memphis or New Orleans We thank
Capt Barter for papers,
- The st. Louis Republican Of Tuesday
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Cotton yarns.

5oOs y DOC slp CT or for cash.
zoos D dox do do do ..........-.9
7Oes B dox do do do ............s
NJ MISUNDERSTANDING generally, wheretwo prices
sFemenoned forfull packages, and the higher for
small1hoieRafe.
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The river at this point was rising slowly
yesterday, but is still reported falling between
here and Cairo, with eight feet in the channel.
The Illinois river is in q good stage. Upper
Mississippi continues to fall, but there are, as
yet, very few complaints of low water. The
Missouri is falling from st. Joseph to Glasgow,
and rising from that point down, with five feet
in the channel. Heavy rains have lately been
prevalent on the Lower Missouri. Arrivals
were numerous yesterday, and receipts liberal.
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New YORK, Nov. g.
Election passed off quietly, excepting usual
rowdy proceedings in the City incidental to
such occasions.
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PHYSICIAN; SURGEON & IDENTIFY.
nRWM NJ SwAYZEbss perman thy located in this city
~ the practice of Medicine Surgery and Dentistry He
has steadily snEagedin his profession the last
Ohio Indian and brings ample tesimonials of
his ability and from those pisces he has
His Dr. Fitchs Drug store ON First
opposite Carpenters block He respectfully So
lcits calls when he hopes SUCCESS 70 hssh
! daW4
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7-e * A bih'd shirt
ing 81 sheeting. :.. 7al0R
SIS do do do 10a124
| Adams blue and or
ange prints. :.s.. 9 a9f
Robson & Merimack
bite and Orange
pffnts. ............ 8 aoA
Sprague & Aliens
madden pfints.s.. 9aI0f
Fancy light & dark
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THE POTOMAC MILLS

IRON this date will be conducted with the aid
l. OF MIR. MATliENf-a very competent Mil.
ler-by the undersigned.
They pledge themselves 10 give in return for
every three hundred pounds Of pure and meF
chanlable Wheat received, Barrel of Super-ine
Flour, of the standard of any of the Eastern mar.
kes. They pledge themselves responsible for
any reduction made by the Inspector.
" heat that is musty or has much gaTcI in j.
will be manufactured into -four by itself Of stan
dard quality independent of odour or taSte-but
they will not be responsible Tor any reduction
upon inspection.
Corn, Rye, &c, will he promptly ground il
Any manner that the customer may direct.
They further off r to deliver the Flour Of Gus
toners in Georgetown, ID. c., whilst the Canal is
uavgabe, free of cost OF freight, I'LL the pice de-
cIines, per b5y., below 81.
LEVI MOLER, Lessee.
LII, TAYLOR, Gent Agent.
July a. 1858. 3A-2m
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SHEPHERDSTOWN
e las 81 { al Ct y 90 |
YOUNG L7DIES md GENTLENEN
J. S. PIERCE, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
MISS NJ. Il. LAW, ASSISTANT.

INSTRUCTION will be given in the Ancient
L and Modern Languages. Engineering, Mu-
sic and the elementary and higher branches OF
an English Education. 1t Will be the ann Of
the Teachers, IN their system Of instruction to
ground their pupils thoroughly in the first prin-
ciples of every study, whether preparing for
Collegiate Education-the profession Of Tea
cher, or for the ordinary business Of life.
The Scholastic year is divided into two ses-
sons Of FIVE months each, commencing Oh the
LIST day of September and February.
Excellent boarding for those from distance
can be obtained IN families near the school.
For any particulars, as TO terms &c, apPlI-
cation should be made TO J. 5. PIERCE.
August Is, 1875. 39-2t