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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-09

OUR NEfGuBOR thinks that the Democratic
party say with the French monarch, " lam
the Sfate''-because it has from time immemo
rial, with scarcely an intermis sion. governed the
State, and directed its policy We knew that
our neighbours devotion 20 party was very dior
ough, but we were not prepared for so unqua.
fed confession of it, If the Democratic party
Is the state-its rights are absolute, and its pow.
er sovereign. There is no authority above it.
none equal to it, The constitution and the laws
are nothing-th rights OF other citizens nre non
eNstent-the will of the Democratic party is len
supremd and its action above impeachment aud
without responsibility Under this theory. II
packed and motley convention of the party as
sembles in Richmond or elsewhere, and adopts n
set of resolutions which are construed to be the
will OF the party-oanddntes nrc chosen
pledged to carry out the programme embodied in
these resolutions. They are elected. Where do
they look for guidance in their official conduct?
Not to the constitution-nott to tho laws-not IN
decisions of the eourts-not to the preeoden, : of
the fathers-but TO the resolutions of the con
vention nominating ,hem-for they declare the
will OF the party-the party is the State and its
behests are the higher lar To which every thing is
subject and must conform.
But our neghbor exults in the thonpbt tbnt
the Democratic party has governed the S,ate.
from time immemorial, with scarcely an inter.
mission and directed its policy. We would like
to know by what process of reasoning eompli-
mentary to that party. the Republican accounts
for the fact that Virginia from having been first
and peerless among the States, but little more
than halfa century ago'has sunk to iifthrate po-
sition among them now! Why is it that so large
and shameful proportion of her adult white
population cannot read nor write! Whv is
1t that her immense mineral and agricultural re.
sources have lain 80 long undeveloped! Why is
that her works of internal Improvement have so
fingered and languished Why is it that her
credit is lower in the market than almost any
one of the Yankee States Are these the tbinrs
OF which the Democratic party boasts-and by
reason OF which it claims to be THE STATE. If
So we would that the Democratic party alone
could enjoy the benefit of them.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-09

DHoWzFn-A small negro boy belonging to Mr.. James L.
u.rncr IVES rovod Sunday evening" Of Davis ponds
beyond Diamond Hill by falling cut Of Of Mr.
Hurnrr vho In the canoe also sharing like
ite by jumping in the negro This sad warning
shonlnot be without parents aud children
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-09

%,;,e he arrefs connected With tbs 'utt ate ~"
~ sell ~ 0ihafsf5sf dsts 81 paHsts save f. l'
- F.ssr tlfr zHH-sriHsfH. 80 lafsfs a'c put ii''
tasiF ea-.s = sion for any afb,r purpose.
- tOa. 900 copies sold :---f.iosd," ssrc"'
sri sggotf WORK vii bee rcsds ~ seoht The taaiy
f5arih Of Oetober.
coSrENTs:
Fin A pfiF4Hi5u 81 Steam.
- - 7 h, F.,eli-Eneraeing Il b fret Boat
liz II Robert Fui,0BE ngraHius II BIS ht American i'a
Robert a.tsn and Livingston first Ohio Rser Boateaee
ffEeues4-tBil Particulars.
Iafrohe's first BOAT
Tirst steubauFie Boat =. -.
Fif F,pl8sn on the Western Waiers-rom an Bye" nos-
gap Of ie Weston Wagoi Towns cities and Distances hid
down correctly. -,, 49,,
- m Steamboat Explosions since frl2 Namea Of led ana
Wounded. Let Of STEAMBOATS, nov ahoHt
rect p.ts6afa. NheitaE, Cincinnati, seisa ne
s. f81i, aaa orlsns in ie5: sketch Of each place
paunlatiI IN. Bpsincss. a.. So
Fast Tim. Basfs n The - AID Mississippi k1Hrfs
ist ii Steamboat Officers the Nnslcrn Waters.
Tn Nes, Steamboat 1fs-Attn Communicates Haafs
Disaerson the 1aSrsStaos Of Lost Killed and wounded
The High Water Ia lria ls}2 III
LIZ nj Plantations on Mississippi liver
Iuoarah nied States supreme Court Steamboat DECISIONS
Ire, hundred pages with hundred enalaviuEs hand
samtIq bound BY romnR ono i3H5r, tpespai) Neu VIII
receive a rlIss O the above work.
orders FROM the trade solicited and nEcas wanted in every
tow and city for the work
45I5rr.. JAS T. LLOYD & co,
or idsrlaaff ian Office Buldntf Cincinnati. O.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-09

arlusa e. CosfESrioN ooNsnrrEs-The Executive
Corn elnl Reception ard Arrangement COMMITTEES ap
pointed pref arc approaching Convention Of the Amer
au Party op the h inst are requested to meet ut the once
of Hesrs n Ianeharne & sors " oducsiay night at 10
clock \ ful. atteudsnee is desired
Tar SMALL poN easFs on the hospital boat qnaraniined
above tbs ety. have nearly recovered The hands have all
In tho boat kept those who have been sick, and they viii
on be sufficiently restored 10 health to do y, fears need
me-, bc fslt II further spread ofthe disease.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-09

Near NurdsYlIIe, buckingham county, Va
NJ. Elijah Halsr Dear Sir-MP wife having been for
yea,s afflicted with Liver Complaint and Nervous De
bity hearing Of your premium HcTs,' she induced
to give them trial After trying hatadozen bottles, She
found her health much improved and her digestive organs
greatly strengthened; and tonic She finds it HdisPeH>a
bic in her clscand continues to it, to her improvements
Il very popular with many my ncighbors and it is
coming almost in general tonic in thus section
With my best wishes. yours truly,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-09

\. B.-Sevefal influential gentlemen in this county Will
send certificates ut most important Effected
Premium Buets in their families We all eonrur.n lis buug
one Of the most valuable medicines introduced this
section ut the country. Iouis, }. W. y. 5.
J Every family should keep afw bottles hand. Price
30 eens per batt"
To be had wholesale and retail, at T. Stablcr & Co.'S
STROLLER 4 Nhlohcads J H. Thompson 4 COS and }. H.
SeaY : iynehburg, and druggists generally sept l9n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-09

~ y. " NA0HFI n y Y. VI 4 Y 7 {. = FEtbDNa,-
~ SFItl4ER, MCELBhRl s CO. r.s te.tfuy inform,
their customers friends and the public generally that they
have completed their stock Of NEW FALL AND WINTER
DRY COOS Which will compare with any stock IN the mar.
he. Au t'.f s7i Is call lsep pits
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-09

PRNCItAL OFFICES - nthcon Baldng, 3f3 Broal~ay
NV York ais. s5rno, lhird Markcrsroo Louis Nc
sod in Lyaeh1urg a. by j. II. rhompsan & co. r. Sta
lr & Co.. aud J. II. Seay. lsep .ltiul
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-09

H ' 4 u . -
lie subscriber has cd and now opening -
ana complete assortment Of RAN and NutrrNSsN
NAltN, Tho Stoo'. consists # Bonncts Rib ~e-@
ions caps and tces every variety from plain to
tne most ri luahc Styles being selected by an
enced diliuor, cannot fan o please.
see i1l1wN.iwFNN JANE SIMPSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-09
ssoR GoSDoN--vssE ssr.., UsgVA.Y -

: ' VII HII WINS aO0Ut - on ~ hogkn1l03 .lsssa
iu coulftc her cargo The rate of freight much low
err b har a'u can be had again for time
IA1se wanting the raom Sill 4c1se apply early for it
IUDLAN q WATSON
tat -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-14

- The Peter Tellon passed down early
yesterday morning. She took in some freight
here, but not very much
- The Northerner was here early yester-
day morning for st. Louis with good trip Of
passengers. WHO got our package of papers
- The Ben Coursin, of Nashville, was
here on Wednesday evening. She departed at
IL o'clock, and was i'll sight yesterday morn
ing, combating the waves of the Ohio! She
had hull in tow for Capt. Yeomans new
steamer and also barge-from Cumberland
river.
- The Louisville Journal cf Wednesday
says:
The river was still falling yesterday. Last
evening there were feet 10 inches water in
the canal, feet inches over the rocks and
51s feet in the pass on the falls.
- The river is falling fast, and is reported
falling at every point above.
- The Fanny Bullitt was here yesterday
afternoon from New Orleans She had only an
ordinary trip, or rather light. She put out
but little ffeight here.
- The VIM. Garvin CAME down yesterday
afternoon flying and after short stoppage,
made aquick run to Henderson, then started
on her return trip to Louisville.
- There were but few boats here yester-
day; and business at the wharf was dull-niade
duller by prolonged rain in the afternoon
- The Gael was here yesterday after
noon with two barges in tow, heavily laden
with lumber for St Louis from CINCINNATI
She put out a large quantity of freight here
consisting principally of dry goods.
- The VIM. Garvin was exactly IL min
tltcs running from Main street, to the bend
above, out of sight. The Rainbow was pre-
tisely 2 minutes less time making the trip
from the same points.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-14
Hotal department,

WooD's MINsTRELs To-NIGHT.-Our citi-
zens who love music and fun will have rich
treat this evening at Crescent Hall. Woods
Minstrels, whom some of our citizens have
seen play at New York, will tonight open a
rich. bill Of fare. They will not only make
good music, but they will make more fun than
our sober people have been accustomed to of
late days. We anticipate a full house and a
good time of it.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-14
EDUCATION, &c.
AMERICAN
FEMALE COLLEGE,
GLENDALE, HAMI TON CO.. OHIO.

HNHE Fall Session of this Institution will
ton Oeass IN the h q next h ms
ST @ on the hamitO and
BY aros ana river from every par Of the Uon
more Pictu resqme nd Lovely spot
hFSs AID R Gs: sH sn
Of S9PeIG aneS The ssysEal
maes Natural Sciences Mental an Moral Ploophy His
are ss Il sH XVI a x
sRd fns R%FFg ann and Pm
lecture G turns the various branches Science
Sent as will ad@ttsd 81 acaaanted ws It's
occupies high Cation and to science
music MApAE daRoiIG RRE attraction
and S IL in Paris
eessful teacher Miss G. G. LER17ED was Educated in
skill in the science of Music has justly gained high
sister Mads Rre ali 81 the
gether professor SMITH teacher Of the Harm
3 % a Mon 5 G ad be ten
pupil nay select The ornamental branches generally viii
thorough instruction has adopte upon
piOmS cei tcate will also be given to such me mSers Of
the Music Academy as themselves in that
Natural Sciences including good racng Telescope
ica has beS made %Sh dUriHs b veil e
much increased by the exeroDs of Professor Chry
who has undertaken to establish. in connection with Col
Wv .'I'9-'' o' EXPENSES.
Board in the family Of the Presid n including Tuition
Washing fare the Railroad from Hamilton
all Intervening points; per annum s2z5
be obtained by addressing line to Rev. John Covert Glen
been me- e for such as wish to economizc
the Mt HOyke department. the Tnstiution and
thus diminish their at least half The public
he College; Rev.s. W; Fisher John simpknson Esq.
R, Orange. Esq. Cincinnati Samuel B. Brown Rev. s. r
Eqy 5os SGe Esq RaytIn' ,pa9an Marh Esq.,
Gilbert. ESQ., Terre Haute Indiana; John g: Skinner ESD
aug2s-dwim
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-14

Dry GooDs, &C., AT understandable AR
RIvAL.-Messrs. Morgan, Keen & Preston
have just received and are now opening, one
of the largest stocks of Fall and Winter Dry
Goods, Boots and Shoes, &c. &C., ever brought
to this city. We call the particular attention
Of country merchants to their stock, as conf
prising most extensive varieties, and selected
by an old experienced buyer, who knows ex-
gactly the demands of this market The fall
styles ofprints are rich and elegant. There is
no use going to Cincinnati to purchase when
such stocks of goods can be found at home
and while prices at this house will be found
a duplicate of Cincinnati prices.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-14

rrWe thank Mr.. VIM. A. McRae, who
has just returned Gom visit to the neighbor-
hood of the Yellow Fever district in Virginia,
for a large package of Eastern papers. He
has been near enough to Norfolk and Ports
mouth to gather vast many interesting par
ticulars, but he returns in good health.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-14
DIR. W. T. OWENS PILLS;
FOR THE CURE OF ~ =
FEVER AND AGUE AND CHILLS
AND FEVERS

TITS often and frequently the practice individuals
Of les s wh2 have
are merely he Of the brain ~ the
Of the medicine sign ed with fictitious Gus names
public miraculous and wonderful cures
nut the Ras s sT as sas
h has geen nersS so % SAFE
would persons in this community who after trying
found reiieffI he use Of these Pills
made by machinery for the purpose Of making money They
made and Put a by the and |, are
Ees "a as T 5a w ut P F BS these hs
days thereby the patient to attend his daily
Rsad tks believing and if want evil
application to the subscriber bei.
Thi GsFss that my ;en was tpken very sG1 with chill
speedy ana Sr 9JHS I'M
the snst Dr. en- haS curing Sn and
well and believe them be the best Pill now offered to the
sg;9 Hs25 E 81 Max K.
years besn yerey afflicted with chs aud Fever and find
chin a' # a a sa ny ess Of Dr. 1y
most oethsone Of ali diseases. chiIl. and Fever.
go mme diately DR. W COMPTON and pro-
with ellis again. CHAS. Is. GRIST.
Boz HARBoR, KY, ApriI H. 1885,
This is cer ~ that had Chll and Fever in family
months and tried all the Chill Pills and
be had in the country. oId-
family, with exception On Oldest there
of them that would make til
Chill Pills. aud safely everybody
that they the best Pills have ever used
0wENsBoRo. KY, Feb. %. 1855.
DIR w. T. OwFN-Dear Sir: / have been afflicted with
ch and evers six months aud after trying
edies induced to box of Agne, Pills. which
have cured sound and WELL aDdI believe them to be the
best m dicine in use. HALTHASER " AcHsr
have gentleman six years certi-
$50 J.PLUNKETT River Tradersy1 =
sv Pittsburg, Pc.
LEwIsPoRT Ky, Jan. 2. 1855.
This cehes that have had the chlls and
various remedies without effect. then
Dr. Ovens Chill Pills and they have entirely cured
me. THOS. p, TAYLOR.
OwENsBoRo, April 49, 1855.
certify chis and fevers end applied good
ysican who prescribed for and medicine,
which break the chns give relief.
then advised Dr. Ovens Chill Pills. did and they
distressing pain in the side. which
would result in something serious Persons afflicted
chils would do well to them they are certain
GEo W NINA hCH.
re- Pills warranted in every nstanc.
where the directions are followed
ksFJ% Tor sale, wholesale and retail. by
~ j. w. COMPTON, Druggist.
owensburg KY.
Also By -W0OLSEY SAWYER,
Wholesale and Retail Agents,
am Evan Ne nd.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-14

OF The contempt prisoners had their
friends in Jail the first two nights of their ir-
generation, and with plenty of whiskey and
cigar, had "a grand time'-a regular bust.
Is the sheriff performing his entire duty in
this matter? IF 50, all right-if not so, it is
more than merely wrong.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-14

" Night before last we had exceedingly
heavy rains with considerable wind Yester-
day was cloudy with some rain.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-14
SELECT FEMALE INSTITUTE OF EVANS


FWNHE Rev G. A Foster about to undertake
n the Thorough education % his daughter. iswng
to receive ten ladies between the ages and
years, with whom his daughter to form class
COURSE OF STUDY:
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT..
Alphabetical Lessons Reading Spelling and Numbers
photography, Writing Elements Of Geography Arith
mete.
JUNIOR DEPARTMENT.:
Arithmetic Biography. by new and more impressive
mode of Teachings Grammar Reading Spelling by dieation
Elements of Natural Science, the Bible.
SENIOR DEPARTMENT:
Arithmetic and Grammar continued Geography Ancient
Intellectual and Moral Philosophy Chemistry Botany Min
eralogy Geology Astronomy Political Economy Algebra
Geometry Natural Theology Mythology Grecian Roman
Antiquities Evidences Of Christianity, the Bible.
Regular and critical exercises through of Read
ing. Defining 0rhography Writing Grammar Compost
the studies pursued.
Strict attention shall be given all those graces
neTs and depor requisite the mpshed lady.
This institute furnished with chemical
apparatus and superior cabinets of minerals fossils aud
Tuition Fees per Quarter. in advance:
~
Suhior department 90
EHtra:.
Latin Greek French or German 10 90
n,usic on the harp. 10 90
Music on the Piano Guitar Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
M0nochromatie. 90
Drawing in Water or oil colOrs. 10 90
Ornamental Needle Work 90
Mrs. Foster will aid the Rector.
The religious government OF the shall be strict
ly practical. and in norway UNCONVENTIONAL. -
Until the frstof August foreign applications for entrance
shan received in order to give the citizens of this city
the preference. iva
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-14

sUNDRIEs JU ST RECEIVED AT 7. BACON d
CO.'S FAMILY GROCERY. MAIN 81:
GU JAR hams brushes cotton nsopsperper
- sanee somato casP lemon syrnP castle S0sp soda
bed cord reel and hemp cord wster buck
barrel rolling Pima butter ladies' nest and
wood Also all the best bran of
Howr for saIe As hear as tbs cheapest y24
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-14
MEDICINAL.
AYERS PILLS,

e a BGgs INDIGESTION Jaun
Fsss irSitabilsy Headache Pains in the
etc. Indeed very diseases in which
Medicine is net more less required suffering and
oathartie were more freely used we'll
stes serious and often fatal diseases which might
aiketrue Of colds eversh Symptoms and Bilious
d5ey all tend to sseSns or produce The
ever the land Hence eEia6lS Family Physie Of the hT
sSteS with skin to meet that demand An
tents has shown results surprising hitherto
thew no GGss have assn Ss
ton and character as to forbid the suspicion Of
9sais%sn VINO nave s''in''
State Massachusetts whose high Professenai
Hon EDw ARD ETERETr senator Of the Cnitod States
RKoBERr O. WINTHROP Ex-speaker of the House Of
4A IdGT 1A% ERFM Minister Plsn to England,
,ISohN u. FlfZPAfRICk, Catholic Bishop of Boston,
p: R. OuILroN. Practical Chemist New York City
W Wq1 I'll Is& MARq y. sssrss5ry q State
s. LELAaD CO., PrOprietcrs of the Metro rOlitnn No.
Did space permit we sOqd give hundred certificates
even more than the Of rbIio
men. is found in their effects upon trial. y
yisesra purify stimulate into healthy
orssas Soiy restoring their Irregular scion
to health and By 4 m they exist such de-
n'' as are the PREP PIsi ED f BY
A M E S G. A Y E r.,
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMIST, LOWELL, MASa.
Price % eent' per box s6 6ye s boy for u,
Keller, Farnslcy & Co, Evansville Ind;
IagTe IL Crawford. 0wensviIle
Halloek & Parmiter. Prineeton
c. B. Bingham. Patoka;
W. j. Whiting Cynthiana; -
} L. Jaquess g. Co., Poseyvil1
Messrs Gardiner a Blsirsville and Vaudeville;
Williams and Robertson. West Franklin:
DR.. Thomas Newman and Jas. Sampson, Mt. Vernon:
Hudspeth &c Bro, Roonyille;
Bowers ~ Sargent, Newburgh;
Adams & Cam bell. PeteTsburgh;
Fred Eekstein, Cincinnati o., and all .uggsts.
VOC TN
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pIAKEs EIRE tnOOF PAINT.

BLAKE.s FIRE PROOF PAINT.
so BBLS Blakes Genuine Chocolate Fire Proof Paint
tbs yery st article in for metal roefs, railroad
use out ide wal s. bridges. and surface that you
wish to protect from weather and damPn Will sell
this pant unusually ate delivered at
' - ~ P, DONIGAN..
ag77-2wd&w 49, Main ST.. Louisville, Ky.
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DIR. IF. ID. NIdLLER,

OF PHILA DELPHIA,
WwTHo graduated in Germany and France and can give
Wv the testimonials from Professors in the United
offers services the citizens of Evansvilc and
vicinity a Physician. He VIII particular attention to
FEMALE COMPLAINTS. -, -.
Dr. Mceer those persons afflicted with disease to
call and see him Anybody troubled with Chronic diseases
inflammation OF the Kidney Urethra lnhammatory
Rheumatsm Diseases Bladder. and Syphilis. will be
cnred in the shortest time charge first visit
Once corner Sycamore and Thrdsts. Office hours from
A. M till evening.
Thos Mitter Prof. of Surgery;
Sam1 jackson. Prof. of Theory and Practieej
o. D. Meigs Prof of Midwifery .l., .,,.r-;
G. R. Gilman Prof. of Midwifery; 80.
jos NJ smith. Prof. of Theory and Practice;
Ii. d. Bulky, M. d. y,
Msssn F"9 Gosswe NJ d. Prof Natera Medica Albany
agtII-tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-14
QUEEN CITY SCALE WORKS:
VIM HUDDART,

No Columbia street. bet Main and Walnut Cincinnati o.
- am now manufacturing Railroad.
Depot, Hav, s. rex Coal. Floor and
Platform Scales of all sizes: also Drug
III gist rad Bank Scales, brass and iron
A beams; Coln Scales &C., &C.. which
NN < / ofsuperor workmanship and
IL material. would call particular at
49, tention my Iron, Lever Hay and Stock
Scales. All communications promptly
attended to aS15-tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-14
DANIEL W ooLsEY. .-........... .........,..I
AIICTION KOONIS.

AUCTION ROOMS,
Old onrt House Corner Of Main and Third mme
diately opposite the Washington Hotel.
WHAvING leased for term Of years and fitted the
Above we'll known stand now repared TO re-
ceve for sale at auction private sale, all kinds of goods
wares merchandise household furniture, horses bug
giles, etc.. ETC..
Cash advances made on consg nments when required.
Regular sales every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
COMMENCING at O'Clock M Also Tuesday Wedn esday
and Friday nights, at ly gas light.
ands les of real estate promptly ATTENDED
to.
We are weekly receiving, and have hand large
and general FURNITURE consisting oslat
spindle bannister backs scroll and scoop tops rim
French, Jenny Lind, and Buste wood seat
Chairs mahogany wood Chairs Elizabeth
chairs: spring seat oesers sofas soeiaoe centre
card dining breakfast tables light and WASH stands
lounges mirrors common and misses hedseaas. mat
trasses and wire Safes etc., which will sell at Gin
cnnat prices. :.
violins pocket cutlery. guns pistols whips
etc. etc. which will sell at reduced prices Tor cash.
Wholesale or retail WOOLSEY NELSON,
mvq Auct's.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-14
PRINCETON FEMALE HIGH SCHOOL.

PRINCETOV FEMALE HIGH SCHOOL.
VIE first annual session of this Institution will be
ed ON Monday, the Sd of September, 1855. conEeni
ent building will be erected during the and
ed accommodate pupils after the session opens
Will be fitted and comfortable STYLE supplied
with good set of phloBoF hcal and chemical
Preparatory Department will be
though in separate which boys under twelve
years of will be admitted. --.~
The Principal has made arrangements
to board pupils from distance.
TERMS SESSION
Boarding Lights and Fuel ...,......., $50 90
Tuition, Senior Glass 20
- Junior Glass. ................ I6 90
Preparatory, Second Glass
- First Glass. ............. 80
Music, with of Piano. 90
Painting and Drawing Observation-Disclosures. 90
Embroidery 90
Modern Languages -. 10 90
Payments strictly in advance except by special
ments with the Principal.
Assistants: Mrs. NJ. W. PAXTON, p :.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. MORTON. jy2