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VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dive

VIM. A. Bachelors Hair DYE!
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR DYED instant.
u ly to beautiful and Natural Brown or Black
without tn, least injury to hair skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have
been awarded to WIN. A. Batchehler since 1899, and
over $4,000 applications have been made the Hair
of his patrons Of his famous Dye. Prejudice against
Dying the Hair and Whskers is unjus, ms It would
be agains. covering bald head with wig.
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye produces color not
to be distinguished from nature. and is ,rarranfed
not to injurc in the least, however long it may be
continued.
Made, soll or applied Tin nine private rooms) at
the Wig Factory, 233, Broadway, N. Y.
Sold in all the cities and towns Of the U. S. by
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
1y> The genuine has the name and address upon
steel plate engraving, four sides each bottle
IF WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR.
233, Broadway, N. Y.
For sale by J. F. Tallnnt, Burlington.
Aug. l5-6mdty,
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csxlrla Il tAs rsru,.an Va,

Caxlyls IN tAs Ezrupean War. 4
The opinionsi Of Carlyle on political as
weii a. literary subJects, are held IN such
high esteem on both sides OF the Atlantic,
that our rea.iers donbtlrss viii be pleased to
learn the views Of the iilustfiSus historian
Of Cromwell 10 regard 70 the position of
England growing out of the war with Rus
sia. The English papers generally publish
th following letter from Mr.. C.rlyie:
CHELSEA, July 10, 1855.
DEAR SIR Fl Thanks for your good viii to
me, for your cool opinion Of N !, which lat
Ter, fear, - much cxagger tied, am sorry
II Is not IN my power to do anything in the
matter you suggest to nTe. | have known
about NJ. Urqnhart these msny years, and
not very long ago read carefully en- ugh a
thick book OF his writings, not without es-
tecm for the man in many considerable re-
spects, but with no notion whatever to 90
further into Tnrko- Russian, &C., sreeula-
tions, upon which, indeed, Ihave no pleasure
or interest in Specializing at oil. Except
that poor England, with such an explosion Of
folly as never happened before, has Plunged
overhead into that bottomless POOL, (where,
my clear belief is, she had no business what
ever and has thereby found the fate long
due TO her, OF being proved to be country
sunk IN folly, in hypocri,ical Incompetence,
and every species Of cotton confusion, var.
nishei over with parliamentary eloquence,
free presses, liberty Of the subject &c., so
that simple persons thought it much the con-
trary-and is thereby getting into condi-
ton hideous to all good citizens. and inca
pable OF help BY any words Of mine-I take
not the least interest in the Turko- Russian
business, and have only one wish about it,
for which the Turks are not much obliged to
me! In these circumstances, silence, Sc long
as silence can be kept, is clearly the one
course; the rather as am not idle other
wise, but doing tho best San in what seems
to me the deeper strata of the business. 1t
will be difficult for you to forgive rue all this
heresy; but have no doubt your good ma
ture will at length prevail as usual.
Yours Tin much haste) very sincerely,
T. CARLYLE.
Isaac IRoSsIDEs. ESQ.
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S25 REWARD.

CTOLEN from Mrs. Mary Robert. on Friday, the
- nth inst. 2 miles vast OF Danviile, so RREL
MARE, Isl hands high, years old With An angling
star or blnse in her forehead animal was fat,
round made. short neckcd and . natural PAGER. She
vas takeA from New London, while hitchcd to the
fence with Spanish saddle on; R. P. Roberts name
Is gifted on the seat se4
The above reward will be paid for the deliyeiy Of
the rArsthe thief crested the river at Burlington,
st eve O'Clock, Pm. the same day that the mare
WA taken. 85ssss Tang q 1858
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To the Pnhlic.

10 LIE 1UDl1C.
no YOU wish your Doors and Windows made wind
IL and water tight? Then buy Ebenczcr Garnscy s
Patent Weather Strip
Which has been practically tested, and found to
combine simplicity and economy by efecualIy en-
Guiding all cold, wind, du t, and the most driving
| storms from underneath doors and French windows.
They are warranted to keep in good order, being
Metallic and highly ornamented; can be applied to
any door or window in few minutes without. an
moving the same.
1t keeps dust from blowing in, thus preserving the
furniture and carpets clean. No cold wind can eff
feet an entrance-therehy saving fuel.
For sale by & LAUMAN BRO
aug 49, 2ln Jefferson str,ot
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North Western Pathological Conventio
Dalley's Magical Pain Extracto

Dalleys Magical Pain Extractor,
HNuE great and principal characteristics Of Dali
L LEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR con
sist:
1st. Of its ncver-faiIing and unique property, as
applied to any external injury, to check in
famation instantly, and rapidly to reduce it. This
feature constitutes its great power to alleviate the
pain of burns and scads. and of other painful dis
Eases, in incred bly, short space of time, and as
will appear from the few testimonials hcreunto an
nexed. Every intelligent mind is fully aware that
in cases of external injury, the pain is produced
by inflammation Of the injured parts; and. there
FORE if you remove the cause the effect must cease
3D. Its purfcativc properties ncutralize the poi
son that may lurk in the SYSTEM and WILL when D.
piled to the draw rapidly all impure matter to
the surface and ej thence the great discharge it
produces from sores occasioncd by burns, and when
applied to old and nvetcratc sores, Sat Rheum, or
other cutaneous diseases.
Each box of Genuine DaAey's Pain Extractor has
upon it n Steel Plate Engraved Label with the sig
natures of C. V. CLICKENER & CO., proprietors,
and HENRY DALEY, manufactu err. All others
are counterfeit. Price Is cents per box.
~ All orders should be addressed toe V. Click
ener L Co., 81, Barclay street, New York.
For sale by ]. F. Tallant, Burlington, and Drug
gists generally throughout the U. s.
AUG 14-6mdkW,
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Maps.
assortmentof Mapsfor sale. Henn Williams
"A map Of Iowa, map Of Western States, Cotton 3
Gaide Book, and Tourists Guide, at
june 4. No. 3, Barret House.
!" AYLAND'Ss Inte,les tsal Philosophy and Nor
w al Science and Rilitical Economy, BY Francis
Wsyland, President 81 Brown University, received
and for sale It Ije31 No. Baret honse
DIPLEY s Notes % tie Gospels, and Barnes, Notes
II On Ill tie New Testament. Also Petersen fla
miliar Science, for sale,.s No. 2, Bsrret HOUSE.
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One Of the trees opposite the Harrison
House. d vincsnnes, under which General
Harrison and tie brave Chief Teenmsch
made The treaty Of peace from TIE Wabash
Ysiley, vas struck 81 lightning on Saturday
plight last, and shattered TO pieces.
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New YORK News Boys IN CHICAGO.
Within few days says the Chicago
Democratic Press, we have had an importa-
ton of News Boys from New York. Hith-
erto it has been impossible to get boys to
cry papers around the streets. They could
not from mate modesty or want Of prac-
tice, give free play to their lungs. Since
the advent of the New York boys, there
has been no lack Of the street music pecu-
liar to Gotham. Every evening on the
arrival of bundles of New York dailies,
these urchins pipe up briskly,-"Here' S
the New York papers-'Erald, Tribune
aad Times" And they do net fail to put
in the embellishments Of wunderf Il news,
whether the papers contain it or not. The
newsboys have now become one of our per-
mancnt institutions The race will never
die outso long as there are newspapers.
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A celebrated clergyman was spending a
Sunday at Greenpor: not long since, and, Of
course, preached sermon. Returning from
church, he passed number of specimens Of
"Young AMERICA amusing themselves with
game of marbles, rather intimately mixed
with fancy swearing "My boy," said the
Rev. to an interesting youth of s years. "Ny
boy, am quite frightened" scare you?''
answered Buttons quite naively: 'swhy the
ID don't you run tLen?'
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The other day man was found mounted
on ladder, with his lips pressed to the tele-
graph wires. He was kissing his wife in
Philadelphia, "by telegraph
There is a ssFree Love Union" in Oshkosh,
Wis, where they 90 even beyond the Nor
mons in RIGHTEOUSNESS. The neighbors have
held public meeting to break it up.
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According to a statement being prepared
by B.. Merriam, the number of vessels which
were lost or injured in 1854, are 1882, ex-
elusive of steamboats, upon the rivers, which
will probably swell the aggregate to 6,OOO.--
The loss of life exceeds 5000, and the loss
of property will be about SAC, 100000.
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PLANK ROAD NURSERY.

PLANK ROAD NURSERY,
Two miles and half westof Burlington, Iowa
DAVID LEONARD, Proprietor
A NY ONE wanting apple trees would do we'll to
n call or send to the above named Nursery, where
they will find the largest lat OF reesever offered to
the public in this country Of all sizes and ages Efrom
one To six years old Grated roots, and scions TO
grating can be had by the quantity.
Pears, Peaches. Cherries, Grapes, OUNCES, Orna.
mental trees and shrubs.
Trees sacked boxed may be desired in the best
manner and delivered at the river or Railroad free
of charge. except for packing.
%B- Orders with the cash, or approved reference
| will be promptly attended to. I will send priced
catalogue to all who may apply.
10 So,dyv
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- LOOK QUIT!
As AM preparing to go East and wish to make
IA room for my Fall floods, will dispose IF the bal
ancs Of my Summer Sock at COST. 1t consists
of following articles
Dress lawns from to Is cts. Beragc DelaiEes
from ) to 30 cents. beautiful Article Of dutt d
Swiss at 30 cts Grape. cashmere and dclaine shaws
very low. Straw and Tuscan Bonncts from IS cts,
to 81 so. Silk and Satin Boune is IRON 40 to SIS.
Para OILS very cheap. Gloves, Stockings and Hand
kcrchiefs from 10 to 81 cts S4 wide pamask Ia
BILE Linen at so cts. t
In Gentlenen's ware will offer my stock Of Coats,
Pants and Vests at reduction of On per pre-
sent prices. l have good assortment Of Cloths
Cnssmeres, Satinetts. Checks. Hickorys, Blcachcd
and brown Muslins, Tckings, Canton and wool Elan
ncs. Prints and Ginghams. Irish Linen. Mar
sailles Quilts. Linen and cotton Diapers. Carpet
chain. Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, Q zee swars
and Groceries; ali of which will dispose of at re-
duced prices. HENRY II. SCOTT,
Burlington aug s, 1855 Main street
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CROMPTON & CROWDER.
y ESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of Bur
IL lington and vicinity, that they have
Paint Shop
on Thid Street near the NJ Z. Church, laterly occu
pied by R. b. HARRIS, where they intend carry.
ing on the
Painting Business,
in all its various Notwithstanding had ia year,
experience in all the principal cities in the Union
House, Sign, and Ornamental Painting
FREsco PAINTING, in the latest style and mos
approved mode.
Glazing and Paper Hanging
done with ncatness and despatch.
limitations of Wood and Marble
In the New York and Philadelphia styles.
va Remember the shop on Sd street, near the NJ
Z. Church, where all orders will be promptly at
tended to. THOMAS r. CROMPTON,
THOMAS CROWDER.
,,k Iot
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A NEw SHxLL.--We SEQ it stated that Pro.
lessor Homer Anderson, late professor Of
natural science At Clinton in this State, has
invented new bomb-shsll, of terrible pow
ef. Professor Anderson claims that Sebas-
toroi would tall before it, that it win wrap
in flames any fertilization Of wood or stone,
or indeed any CITY, however strongly forti-
Fed. A recent trial appears to have been
very successful. One Of the shells was
thrown from six FOUNDER, BY way Of cxpe
riment, and falling upon some rocks, cor
rusca,ions Of light arose some fifty feet in
the air, emanating from materials under the
most intense couhagration. 1t rainsd very
hard, but notwithstanding the rain it burned
on the rock twenty-five minutes, and in Va
rious places on the grass, which was exceed.
ingly wet. Professor Anderson intends to
take bis invention to Europe and sell It 70
the Allies, il he can.--IAlb. Argus. &
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3 P0KTANT TO TEACH ERs.
New Series of School Books.

NCW OCl16S Oh 0CIIOUl 0VUk0s
I HAVE Just received Sanders new Series, and can
supply teachers with them by Wholesale o. retail.
All who have net examined the above School Books
are invited to call and exam ins them carefully
From Thos H. Benton, IT., State Superintendent Of
Schools, Iotc6.
have just completed the examination Of Sanders
New Series OF School Readers, and give them my un-
qualified appreciation series Of text books sdmi.
rably adapted to the Commoa Schools Of our States.
THOMAS II. BENTON, Jr.,
2 Zoe State Superintendent Of Schools, Iowa"
For sale by G. NJ. WILCOX CO.
may %. No. Barrel House Block.
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LEWIS C. BROWN,

ARCHITECT AND BUILDER.
LA tho honor of announce e to the citizens of
IL Burlington that he has taken IN Office corner Of
jefferson and Main strcos, where he is prepared to
execute drawings of all kinds short Eotice, Civ
ing ground plans in any style desired by the builder.
Aiso elevations of various orders, Grecian Italian,
Partisan or modern styles, together with Gothic in
its various form..
He has taken shop Third street opposite the
Hrick Black Smith Shop where he has largo num-
Der of workmen, ready t. execute orders in stone,
brick and wood, as well as painting and glazing.
Heis prepared to give obligations for the fulfil
ment of any contract made upon his estimates.
lie would be glad to have q trial upon large jobs
under the above considerations.
l.. c. BROWN,
Aug. 13-6m. Architect 4 Builder.
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MARKETS.
BURLINGTON, Aug. %.
Wheat-s5c @ 81 90.
c. rn-35c.
Oats-20.
Butter-lS @ 20.
Eges-7c.
Lard-S.
Hnm,, scarce, selling @ 12c com and sug cured
Bacon, Sides u.
Hides contracting year round q loc.
Beeswax-20c.
Timothy seed-$2 90.
Flaxseed-75 @90c
Pine lumber clerr, per m.-$30@35
Common" $20(p25
Shingles per M.-$5@5 so
Lath !" 81 50
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A CLEVER HIT.-Gerrit Smith closes a
letter to Horace Greedy with the following
hit:
II close with thanking you for your
wish that may live long to improve myself.
BE sure that reciprocate the kind and
generous wish, and that I do SO all the
more cordially because you are in such spe-
cial need of improvement"
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CANDLE MOULnS.

OAVuAE UUULU0. d. ...
1 superior article of Moulds for Moulding Can
"A dies, of hard Britannia Metal, and warn nted.
Manufactured by John Calverley. Also, Syringer,
Surgical Instrument, and Britannia Ware.
...., JOHN CALVERLEy.
aug. 6-3wd* 100 Race street Philadelphia.
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Preserve your Fruit.
A FEW doz. Sprntts' patent Seli-Sealing Fruit
II Cans, just received ard for sale by
august S ] " WHITE
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Commercial Insurance Company.
OF ST LOUIS, MISSOURI.
F.. CAPITAL-$1O0, 900.
DIRECT TORS:
John NJ. Winner, Bernard Byan,
Eugene Miltenberger, Rollip Clark,
VIM L. Cuddy, Isaac Walker,
Elbridge G. Clark, James Street,
A. p Ladew, w. g. Stands,
Richard Ivcrs, Ch ii Peck,
R. N. scruggs, Tn. Z. Tnt1,
Lynus Jackson, Dnbney Carr,
Tn. l.. Sturgeon, Francis Bechler,
John II. Fisher.
JoN. NJ. WIMER, Pres't. A. P. LADEw, Vice Pres't
ROYAL CHANBERLIs, Ssc'y.
The undersigned ia authorized to take risks for the
above Company within this city and vicinity against
loss damage by Fire, and al.o against the hazards
Of Navigation. J. NJ. MORGAN, Agent.
June %, 1855 d6wd
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Oil cloths and Competing.
A LARGE assortment of Oil cloth CarPeting from
n Al to 60. and good assortment OF all wool
carpeting, for sale cheap by
aug G LAUMAN l. BRO
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laE REILLY FAMILY.-Wc have a let
af0ath the agent, Mr.. Graham, of the
'''se vocalists, who propose discoursing
aaa' to the citizens ofthis place during
- present week. We have never had
@e happiness Of hearing this Family, but
aass seen very catering notices of their
performances in our exchanges.
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SsA was AuSN tcu uOildtS
a.; a' % the North hill to board for
~, says, y Esq. Harris, for being
'funs yesterday. @
:, hss At PIrAsAsr Gnovs.-rhe
!, y church in the village Of Pleas
s.s' ess, 10 this county, was burned on
y morning the 10th, a. 81 o'clock.
-. s''esed to have been the work Of an
sl..' IN fac. it could hardly be
sa,.. :. = i Va. passed By ! physician
y, : !. ''0ck, and there was no appear.
NJ, { y, when half an hour later j. was
=. sa u flames. And 4 bible that
IL. !. 70 be on table in the church
d. = locked the night previou. Va.
& - stamp in the vicinity after the
~ isesnaiary. = ''' n0''ve
ii = church vas entirely new. !.
a0e los viii be severe one.
sj,.ls = = J. hassel, the German Who =,
:, !, he running off of &, team IN !
4s.;,. a'sd ne ,aae evening, soon Il +.
49,. : s.n'sd = nj, own house Z, Ne
IL O. = vas an industr;;oss -. s. )
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Coopers' Tools
N assortment of Rochester and Cincinnati Coop
IA ers' Tools, on hand and for sale cheap by
aug 9 u LAUMAN 4 BRO
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-. Within the past week we have read
'dolen of letters from Niagara, describing
Tie immense adventures Of the writes in
v'a.ng the Gave of the Winds" under
The American Falls, as if such an expedi-
a'afeqaired an extraordinary degree, of
sansc, Pshaw! The most delicate and
Tad young ladies make the misty journey
every day and there is nothing in it."
We have tried the trip ourselves several
sas' and are convinced that it requires
more nerve than it does to take show
soath anywhere else.
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Notice
rs HEREBY given, that have this day been APP
pointed administrator Of the Estate Of Owen No
Gallon, deceased, late Of Burlington Desmoines Co.,
tate will present Thorn duly anthem icated for set
tlement, and these indebted to said Estate will make
immediate payment. j. L. CORsE.
Burlington, sug 10, 1885 Administrator
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WAN TED.
old COPPER and BRASS, for which 1s cent.
" II lb. will be paid by HAS HENDRIX
august q, 1855 WIN
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ZANE at The lows Music Store, for old Al ysnng
once jat received. July 81 3. k.IANEs
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Philadelphia, Aug IS.
Orders have been received .. the Navy Yard to fit
out the sloop Of ST. Louis to be ready for sea
six days.
The lrshmen in the avy Yard contributed 81 800
to the relief of tho yellow fever sufferers in Norfolk
and Portsmouth.
Norfolk. ang. IS.
The Yellow Fever is still Increasing. Mayor Woods
has beeh attacked by it. During the - hours end
ing noon to-day there were It's deaths.
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a vi q new and exe,llent pieces inst received.
New supplies are received syety wsek d to ~
Inc iosa Music . store. [julyI MLANE.
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PiCturess Pictures! s9sass
a lsAhGE 10 Of splesdid ones inst received i,cp,
!, bosscn, st shs lows Assis Store. VI riIl Sc "A
's'a 3. l.s's'a iseesi.sas;sas 80. r. LAM.
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Correction.
THE Hawk-Eye and Telegraph announced yes
l. terday, that had SOLD all of those patent Self
Sealing Fruit Cans, which was true enough, but
have just received another small lot which invite
house-keepers and others to call and see.
aug 10 J W WHITE
NTYkOFF,o or the Consequences of my Courtship
w for sale at No. 2, Barrel House.
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Isaac IRoSs1DEs, Esq.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-06-01

PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY, OLD SCHOOL.
The Nashville Union has the fourth days pro-
ceedings, the main feature of which was the bearing
OF report from Rev. Mr.. Cummings, delegate from
the New Hampshire Association giving history of
the condition of the church in that State The
speaker alluded in the close of his report to what he
aenominaed the only material point of difference
between the church in New Hampshire and the
General Assembly-that of bondage-and he pro-
ceeded to give the views of his people upon this
institution and what he understood to be the views
OF the General Assembly, concluding by entreating
that the subject should be fairly and openly discussed
and expressing his conviction that the system must
be eradicated
The Moderator, in acknowledging his communica
uon in general terms alluded to the position of the
General Assembly upon this subject, stating it to be
the same expressed in 1845-Iooking first 10 the
spiritual elevation of the bondman, and hoping al
ways that the time would arrive when all the evils
and lmpertections of human society would be erad-
Gated The remainder of the session was consumed
In a desultory debate upon report from DR.. Board
man, as chairman of the committee on bills and over
lures IN reply 10 an interrogatory whether per-
sons attending and supporting church, not members
out baptized, could be allowed to vote for pastor
The committee reported afirmatvely to the interrog
atory, which led to debate, which was not con-
cluded
Lexington, Mo, has been selected as the next
place of meeting.
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wARRENTON FEMALE COLLEGE,.

WARRENTON, N. c.
THE of this Institution will close the It'll of
june and will be resumed the 9th of the month";
under the direction of the following faculty:
Rev. THOMAS CAMPBELL President and Prof of English
literature.
Rev. WILLIAM H. CHRISTIAN A. M, Prof. of Physical
Sciences.
Z. E. PARHAM A. NJ Prof of Classical Literature and
Mathematics.
Mon " BUSCH, Professor of Music and Modern Langua-
ges.
Miss E. A. LACEY, Assistant in Music, and Teacher of
Drawing and Painting in all its departments Fancy Work.
SC
Mrs S. D. CHRISTIAN Assistant in Music and French.
Miss M. H. TAYLOR, Principal of Primary Department
Mrs. THos S. CAMPBELL, Matron.
regular and thorough of study has been adopted
order to graduation and efforts will be spared to promote
the moral and intellectual welfare of the students Pupils
enter at time during the Session. and will be charged only
from time of entrance.
Payments half in advance and deduction for alb
after entrance except in of pOtracted sickness
daily train of passes Warrenon Depot from Raj
egh and Weldon and there omnibus at the depot
the arrival of passengers convey them Immediately to the
village, distance of out three miles.
For further particulars refer to catalogue which be
obtained by addressing THOS. S. CAMPBELL,
lime | lS.5-39f President