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TO EMILY.

Flowers grow every ':'e:c' r,I,
There's not as"iii'i"e al
How e Ter So Will,
But there suinr l;:;ic hcan'
Nv dew aud sunshine tcd,
Has b.orluvd and s'i'l''''
VIII. re fur;st, pS rrver pas
Var vear uttrr, ,i.sir i"tgN appear
II, varied gui>e;
Wb,re crop Wild wandering HERDS
And MARBLE dcsrt' bmds
Meath azure skies.
Even the frozen shores
OF northern space, yield shenering P'ace
Among their caves
Where from some sunny nook
Sweetly they overlook
Tie icy waves.
The Father sres them all:
Even those iha, grow by the white snow
And lonely land:
Not one droops down in death,
Not one e'er blos.ometh
Without His hand.
Trust Him, my Emily
Though clouds o'.rlay lifes shadowy way
And gather showers:
The SUI shall shine once more
And, the wild te,npcs; Ger
Behold the flowers.
Have faith like them c.,,,.
The lily Of the lie ds, thar per-" aie '''"''
The waving grass;
Nor fear to cast thine eye
Where the dark waters ITO
That all must nASs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-10

THE PRESl DENTAL NOMINATIONS.
New YORK.. June 6-ramnany Hall IL illuminated
tonight i'll honor OF the nominations; ana CON-,
Iutnry meetings ere Griuy held at numerous places
thruugho the city.
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FARM FOR SALE.

OFFER for safe my estate cnl'd W n, '' r'rrr
4 i;4 on the Mat;apoE river in kins MiL'nJ .
about one mile from the Courthouse VIM @ ril
III. head ut steamboat navigation. and opp"'!
Of WnkcrIon from which place bon. runs
Norfolk nnd III facilities tor sn!ppn' i'nlh az rrb NJ,
II contains bv survey 81 hr'c.. about 80" 81 eS'
cultivation ,i Lnyr been thoroughly MARRIED " hc
i've. mari bank on the place. The Remainder On,
/. heavily timlhrr"i sud Offers great ti!h"c'I' m
TN" core, wnu,i Tor which ca.h can b" "D'" ~, ,rr
nm,Ik- ( 'iI. river Tie mar 5onk- az "a, trcl
n.,i contain uu iu"xHnGsib" 'uri"S "' W" b.iet
oo-ed c.i,srcDus mari which yirli-, ny "h'IS s.,i1
~ and 90 per cent OF nearly pure !iie' i-...a,rr
consist of dwelling house Fam '!rh' u" 'h, A.. &c
tln of large family, barn, stables, - reed
all in good repair. some OF them h7'ih. ~ Ten 81
huil, Tn. band IN. been wUTk"di"r "i'" -. ,rsrri
on ire i've field sys:em, and /, IN "a h'sH '''''
uent. i, .ui, ,iulc fOseed o.,
Possession will be given in the ia ~ The -ubscrtI
of wiest. For rurihcr PARTICULAR. yIr nis.
a. Fr,,,' no.t.gfcc, Hanover county 'JOHS coon
-. siTIlTI0N A. TE,c'iE;Eb. ,r ~d IN !
"A y1unr man, capsbc Of sl' alp,Hnrpes OF Greek
ii,b, Latin, French nni primary Of school OF
German, would like To :aHr .sr,lv
li,,ation h. private teacher IN nh I'm
Ss.is,acto[y recomnendatons syyH Bedford Conf
addressF. T. NJ, Holcor6e' ma Anil Ie-:wlN'''
Va.
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,r-,, ,bc New York Herald. May Goth.

w., l,t,.r signed :" Thomas Green, owner ol me
Ennaui.r White Sulphur Sprnss," complaining thnr
,v,. have been dipped by thc writer Of the ro'nl"'
cat;nn which we published couple "t weeks since
,,,.r ,h, signature of jesse Green, and which, hc
.'' ,r-r.; only one ut II series of malicious nj
f-m,.s made to ir:c tn" popularity OF the springs
A. soon as we have had su lr22rtunhy OF verifying
III, signature appended TO the -treoeEed statement,
we shnll give it n place in our columns, rs we nh'e
no notion Of being made the UNCONSCIOUS Instrument
of Al Ut Of vindictveness.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-10
tFw'.e' , i.%i" lie ''4'"' p THOMAS GREEN.


rrom tho New York Herald, May d. 10" y,,v
V,RalsII SULPHUR WATER AID THE NV NV n"NN
.,,o,.s 81 the uer.cissun gracIou,ly conceae"'
ni rs The best explanation Gt tie special na'.er III
hand W. lay before readers the t'''o"'S """'''
..raL, Liter from Mr.. Jesse Green:
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-10

CUPERlOR, DOUGLASS COUNTY WISCUN-
~ SIN This place IL situated on the bay OF superior
and LETT Hsnd river the head Of Lake SUPERIOR and
osscsses better Site he harbof ,snd greater sdshn
iases for commercial city, than any other point in The
aoah-~sst, and Is eSuacd In prospective Ina 'ortsnes
by Chicago only.
Tbs propris.crs have clear undis ppted, aud unin
numbered title TO the land which % Pksion laid
and al purch OF lots receive wsrrantee dcedr
for the same.
Superior laid during the past season. and al
ready eoatans several hundred hh sbtasts, large no
rel, number OF stores, oommodious pier, with air
town In the west. The county scat, L, Land OF
dcc and Post Once located here, where the Aissis
sippi aaJ Lake superior u. 4. Military kosd, now m
course Of construction, connecting with 81 Paul ter
ell railroads the head Of Lake superior. The $500
canal will be open by June, amer which time tour lines
u lake steamers will run 10 supsriof,--one from Chi
easo, two from Cleveland, and one from bunso In
vcssss having been built Ell prssssy fer this trade
Two steam saw mills and printing press are h0w J. ,
tbs way TO Superior AID will be promptly sci TO work
ODehslf Of the lots have been appropriated ol the
pT0prefors to he sold by the undersigned 10 actual set
srs on easy terns aud TO provide tond for extensive
public improvements. Liberal appropriations have
been made for pubic purposes-psrks, churches, rSl
roads, Ae., &c.
~ In order to correct the Misrepresentation arising
from similarity Of names l. proper 10 state that "su
psrior City )" about the title Of which legal
~ sxists Is another and differ place, and IN DIT
fsreni township from superior.
II Maps Of Superior are signed by Thos. CLARK, sui-
.-sas- SOD. W.. ". Nr~'ee, x.a. sna aiiorn-N n.r
propristors may be seen In the pTineipsi hoiei-
- Paul, Gsiens, Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Toledo"
Buffalo and other cities.
All persons who wish 10 purchase or oots nor
nation, can apply to WIN. IL. Newton, superior, Doug
WV n. NEWTON.
Agent 4 Attorney for fropretors Of Superior
May 3, is55.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-10

EOSTER 4 DAVIS. FORM AKUING ANp
\ tohhl'sloN hEhCHtATS, have suIit slars. .n9
sonns''eu' Vtrsesss 'Ss fA5'., sh-r. ,hsy
r~sdy 20 store sui r--sAp srei,h, Thss .Iao .e~e
ssA selected t;ueE q Groesre. .aA Provsoas CT al
.,Sds Dry 'rost'. rss;s sa1 slo~. sd Ready I.as
Sb'hisr fsof'- ne~d bot g 10 - Fsslt by tAstr
NC ss are hsaDd TO eel so.is as cA-Np thsy
o. IN - Fsal snA All AL . - .ys al es6ef.
gazS 10 5. r,zl
Al sis4s afesastTy grodsrs tat.a - sIszans. g.
Sooes r.r-zs issiv ash
i.ass 1883 49,.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-10

MESsRS. HARRIS TRU9HTE, / 90
WI Manufacturer Of Wait. fine wktt, ,,,h ~
o.ssr Bsrd VOID Lunesr, nsrrssaf mouth RE.s
River, AXE fspin. Wis
We manufacture by stes;n, . kiH,l. a Witt, Tia.
White osk, Biset wslnai AMI oiA.r u,rI,co., -.
Der LAthss and >AinEles and prepared 10 a.! II.
= lnmbst. Tor sudses building. boais vsxon, car.
rses I'D FURNITURE, ~ short uc,ic. anS At rsssns
tie isrms, Tor casa.
orssrs p nP'ly ateadsi to By ssdie,.iBx Ham.
Itembse e. Al Suil~slss, sHs at w-ster-si, Coed
hue ecantv, N
hsrrisasrsa, mosth RU.h River
LAKE. Pepn. Ms Jsn. Is 1850 .aa
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-10

t>MfikE SIAIE CLOTHING HAIL--IUT
IL latest styles OF FALL and WINTER GOODS los,
received. fN''
me snferssned have the Pleasure 70 tnf.rm ,hs
ouaens oil ~ fsal shi vicinity. hat hey are now
reeeistnS LARGE and Extensive assortment Of
@sN lLkAENs WEAR for he approach ~ .~.sop
They would call particular stIsntion 70 It,I, ,s.o,,
ment OF bols CLolfi>C, "a Of which they ~. rrs
pared to eel e, very lss prices. ~
Msrf hants buying at wholesale ~oa'd 10 w.Iio.tv
ns cell eeinre purchasing else here
laii supply nfGerts Furnishing Cool. a,~.v- O.,
esad FULLER 4 MENpsLsoS
Tbitd street, one door east % Nabs.sss
Add oPposrs Mcleod bEo-- Hardware stcr
Octsbev 90 49,,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-10

AFAfETrE FIRE AND MARINE TNsI-R
~ ANCE COMPANY, Jsnesville, wi-coasln. C.p.
TAI, s5osooc--a mount paid In, $1,000.
BoARD DIRECTORS
nsnrY Bsgs'sr, HenTy %. Grsenman,
tharirst fheen"y, Raclvel,
4. Rockwell 2 Rovl.v
4. Y Rockwell President & n Rockwell seer.;ary
Y, \. Rosley, V Presiient Henry d Buns,.r Trrn.T
In.uIanee shseted against Los or Dansgs by Fire
AM InlAnd Navigation, nj cgrienl rates
EFTEsHSfts.
Non hotaii9 scymoar, IA Governor STATE Of New Yor,
aninel cry, Merchant, Front st., New York City
WI lanes BOG :, lsq., s. Wal Street y Y. CIV
rennsyi ana.
= siIr"w. Est, Alto n.y, tiies, nv
Hiram Chamber. Eco Y y
ssmnsiLxhhy y, Cssh. Isnes'tile City Ha.s
L. HASKELL, Eco, Boston Mass
e. Csrey, Milwaukee VS.
]. Waihs, Merchant. EtlEAuAs. vi.
y flsisher, BANKER. o-hko.h, .-
w. = Warner, Merchant AIIlctn Wi.
y. psetie hro'hsr, Shehoysan WI.
II Pci-tes i.sief W The stove rr.r.r..b. e,r,n.,,
ey : T. EATON, AseEt. 81 Paul, MI
,rr - ~ d&~Iy
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-10
GROCERIES.
l.. LARPENTEUR, WHOLESALE GRO.

IL. LAM EAN tEtn ~, NuOLrohLh ph'-
a. GER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, Conner ct
third anal Jackson Street, Saint Paul, I.
Has IN store and 10 arrive large and eopcta stOct
OF Groceries, Provisions, Wooiea Ware Se., to which
the attention Of the Trade Is particularly reaus.te
It's stock consists in part 81 tie following articles
which are oIsie ed at the lowest nrz!k.t rates
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-10

.3iEE' luIks"s Powders eOOO Seamless fsaRs
10 Coils Manila Rnte
Aud all other articles usually for ssio ia Whoe.si.
&c, Lery esinhlshuent, constantly on had
ssrt. IL. 1858 saw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-02

,vyuy,h, Dvtrcs t92sl On BIZ wsy. DO sod he ssrty
n;a,.t and nrvp-od ss5 o.osed 70 b ocHdnoseAs
~ 80 -, sdsies 10 oppostiou 70 The vi-ecs o. tes
ss' ,s,ije bts OF the dbtrostss3l Al nAI O
Latin he ssid that there were i,ID nen oo1f
ven, 4, N Platte County, and II hst ~" enoon
,hav onuL r.d Zoo rpore-thA Thy c:me 20 scss
Va vonIJ yoA~ or kin every Cd ID Ao"o'''nss
the Tsr1itoryte2el. A. x;..o,,;.ns under AssAL
on Lr veye rrcsmped there, came up To soe poss
soVi YViiI.h D.trict taking the Oath toe| Lscy
10 ,oo IDIOTS n the district Tbs hiseountS wee
a., sroe6 with pi.tols bowie-kavs. are ss,L osfs
a. a., $50 so IN their coupanylG27 Bot 4! vos fvM -
ys,e giyer by resident. OF tho oS"Ss'f'e,
IA 1!je ,unber Of votes was 81.
r. XIX. one Of the candidates cam" mo "a
,,,t 4, I'm Missouri about We eeioso ,ee osecAsn
.nS hosrded there 1921. lie le aer me eeessoe sea
80 not Al the time legal rsident o. ice deno
wS,b be vss elected. No protest. wss sent 70 1s
Cnv.ror on account OF made sFsnet sny VIC
SorH Ssre n contest the skctsont23oL Ioc io,o~ng
$50 .mbody the result " thu exasnInss'oo % your
r. nco;,tee In regard TO this election. in me % zoe
Ss tr;cis Il was impossible to ascrTssin me PC
NV, her OF the lgai votes cost ssd especiepy .ne
Viv,b. XVIII and XVIII Drtrsc's. 10 sncn es@s
the number Of legal and illegal woes Gag @stco,
careful r, exa min alton Of al tho testimony snd
,soords oopcs raiig the election:
II.,rat Of E,esson Of March 30, 1855, 6y Rfpres|'
atire D,ssr.ctst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-02

na.l,sd,.- Neceo..i.R. W. Wilson. u g..isr 1881
N a. t,r.r JO.sJb %eu,-t tbDH. J. 0saors ls.Ae
81 g., uds,AS,',S' sh,l n1tA9T.a: s;ae, t!a1p =
4 ha ad. ...iIs. Lab d52lJ 3. sos W a. 5~a~il
u,D u Ross Pr }. NoSe fsDJ B Ross CbAies ,,tb
4. y. sbsrp ns.)J Roe. uar6h nsjlJ. y Ross w
.. GSsrn, d.. hosls. r. Cs.Be.r. 4 nt4s.d Q Rads
so.', d., }. hos,s us)J; Q. 49, Dr. Nas. r. 2i.ud
~ B"t B,,'n, tan q SAishe.a AIRED Lussl.,I.
b9eHl HARD 9, "i.Si p. bah, or u Curer. mn
~. c7l,r u5lA. A JsMirsoD, ~. z. Ricba aAon
III bStns, , o, "h'sAs,a,. K Cater, a. Lar, DIR
n u.s', g. " Oh 'P'e. .'lzilL DI.o. o W 6i.ssSt
Ga"Ss ail%e'Ss., -"} H.dln.. J. Il WIZ.
..A"P s."d,'r, Il. whi.eie,d WIZARD p Hai.
!l'hlA A. jameson Bu sIsipg J. " vhi,so..d A
L,iS.si bpzs. ,lIDs j,nie-co, W Hal
s7lA J,m.sr " ssct =.l,os, ". p HIl pSs)
y Areis.i II. :. Grid u's Hps,rs. j. n. WHIT hs.
t,ls s's.i. e. w. s.eysn, =; g. Gee, esDa q
u w f'sS,n II c"s. Cow P. a<a,.d..n, 9. .
" hrsnt Nts)B Rsksrssar. }. Il oh'elsa1 ~ p
H.ii' . h., ,iis"sn. .. al.r INV p. 6iehpd.
IN q. ~. t.st'. rdlasbard ra,s In HsmI,ea, Joha
la ca Lsilsi D.sA.noL, :, y. Bs,aI,, p,nl plss,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-02

rnsB roei; /; DhheI'so, J. W. Bssvis tis)R Tseh,
=: b'rm e. LsDes nai a. Tsek, D. Hsnl'on, Dan
n i,slss's gsD JS'9 Lsnes. is,) TOet Jon. LAn8a
i"lr bsnDlon. sofey'A (Is7l HslnnLn. tiss)
y.Ssu eT,l Dr. O. A Cussr tSn J. B. Crave.
Poser ct0I. r. lin m,r".a i.nsJ Il t.ies NO.
a. heaIIe> Ken sSe David Bro-n. p A Han, o. r.
s"l', Fr"ee; Mc,e. ,si) D s,own. 8. 4. Gar.
T. %snsn Fiber, " Moore W Ma th'.a Issj
He%s COP A. Han, r. 4. M ,,a, o ,. Wsrt r. r
M ~, i.he hsthhs tsol B,ovp, ~ tr~ e..
~ tnss t1,OP \ H.r:, L. }. ,a,n. ". q Alaua ,a,yD
tn-bs a. Ear J. mu.'t, y. war on, r. a Rees 8
n s.o,s err =. Rs.', !. J. E..To, a. u. Ads..'
a. h"is go d. Bn~ w. A hin, 4, % y. Ws,r-,
= h'S u NJ: Ns"Ie ESQ Brow, T. A DIR, t:,ai
W. ~, p. Mad o. VAR "a Han, Fra.s.
(.I.L.J Tssh Al Frh.e " H. As,,an J59lr I". ..'"
A hsASssy. r.jla. Mice Noe,y, " '~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-02

Co) Rosers Elliott so y W. Dsetsler ,S9 y D.
IS~s, No. A en-, < n. Wool & d. fr.a, }. b. A.
bot $50 Ao'%a. XeO, y. Abbot .tsN y u. L,is.
". B.Aoosh. .b'Cit. tSs) c W Bslco.k, 2 y Wool
a Pratt u. Ahsott (40l r Lsao Ko,msa Alec, C.
". BsesoSs Lyman Aneu, J Al Bsnss (lJ Z. D. LssS
t,rar Alnar Lyman Aen ti9 L,~4a Al!ea, Z. d L ID
81 ID tsdd. Ia w Aekls, 90 T., LAID, C. ".
D-.s,su CT ries hob nson IS. T. n Lac, c. ~. Bs,
% Lyman Adc y WOOD, n. q. 0sn;on } D,eA,1a,
" J,h. by, ~ Z. D LS5;c bwet A o Wade !.
Vhi'iock, J " B~Iks &. W. Bot'oy 90 @. W. Ds,tsec
s'sls - ~ss1 Irsw Aet'ey ~, n'yd,9o $50 e ..
R.ec "a RoeG'n 2 "n ist.s IhO11s, iloaAias, Irs
~ ooJ y. Cbspuas TSf~ HsPsns ~ jocodao n4Siison.
<7l J. " Aabot. CSl Z. ID Lsid NJ uen AI-u. Wui.
tsfes, "a. TIoFpsby g. DieiaeI, c. " esbevk. COB
boon, CbaDD On Lynan Allen ' Osvlsou. ~ = Y.
I.ss. tSl A o. @sde. (ss $. D. Lad, Norroaa AIea,
. ~. B.bc,es, ch.l., Rebn'3n. ,'esa AH'5 j.
s.1, ya,oss A. nam, Audrey ~Ate, Or y O Ma-
eey SaA,, VIZ lessee JeAa WsIeie'A iGD y.
O. mss.J ssj u. Bulsoo n R.lnsay, II. ouaa, 4.
Wkhs " q. Na<ey b1-y, Wn 100, Ia %ste
s.H. tss) ]. 81. DaaD, 4. w6.,s; Mey a veA,-
S,ls i7s)E % Hsc~y A. WJsf ~ q y u oy0a.l
D~. wa. h2E. Ntssy ~ ~ pSa 8 az y
sss, y Rsu.sy 1DJ Dorn t7s) H. bu,~h Aaps.y,
J ". Msss, j. Dom, A White, g. q. Aste9, ~ assSy,
4. J.ssa J. A. WshsssI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-02

t:sD bI. q. A. Gaer Any eropp (21s) d.. % A "a .S.
20 Dr. ln'or t2T)l. N. sAAsr, Joha H.iss ll.s
d. BsAs, John Be.sv. a!sl I'm Bssw. i)DI 4 c.Ss''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-02

U.9i Per-, fsJaY; vi. AN Moor. uSJ Pan pa.
-, Wn. neofei s. Js~sAsi r M..ls-s. am PERI
,o,!.ri w 81 eiel p y.,s1. az PER-, Fol-i y
b Mr''l, J'.ss " U-.oa. Il. G-ArsAIi. (issl Dr..
G, W,ral. G-6lDr b. "e.tln Hs7l Dr.. g. .ge-t
tH1i- =. g. N..'fl J. ". rl'oa. opp. e Isss
IN. ~ o. silsr' pID Or g. &. ves't,h ht)w Cho..
Int ,"D 4 u Cb,,ist u45l Jsr3-s 4 ma, lt4rl
=. sGsit. lir7) JON n, .rioa tfD 9saAea, Z g..
90, ?. o. A"~'. 90 q iss-f'oa ISL a->s A.
-. Ns'if -. 49, lSjl W. : !tL-.--A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-02

.orJ. C pam cs,H gs,ou, s.r''y on sEDo
n. ksD.,y }. {. punn, Ii Av"y. N- J,sseo $50 HI Der
.on. n. Rsm,ay, b.. Mozal "a Bur.oo, n g.G,7yJ y:
Macy. II. buny, Jes',e james, "Gketsi. teil
snrsn g bnpn 49, Il. suosc. Rso.S.JG Dssn
bite II. huEzJ, wu. yosses ts4) IT, BaE~on Mes-Jss
see. ,ss) g. BarssI % u BgF'0D J. N pa'aE >. NJ
a. a. bite, u. taes,s VIZ Jss:ee. ga Bu,.'u,
; RsH;1' a. %sis &c N.Ss' S% "si'i T; Wa
While y. Macy. ". Umh.r.er. Vim J.ss-s. J. A.
" aLctsd t9i) X. G. Macy. q. " Cmb"s-i, a "shs
ia cssl LeSsy ts9 J. 6. Dam un lessee J,n-,.
1881 Il Bs,sob n k.,ss, J. ~. panu y. Asry A.wbte.
) q Macy, ". Js.,os ,gp " a.Gsay t45, II BsT-ol, y
Ssm,sy, w. jesse j. Macy, ,Sll ;. :. Mo- g..
y. 80 J. N. DeIp, hits, = hssrJ A. 's,efeli.
n"1 I'M DrEv, {. Dur A. @Are u9 t, ri hs, .a
,le5j u bnrson " Moe d. Me,Iy VIZ J...-e p.s.,
Im ii . .osn az s''' GYF ials, Il d'ws Y.s&a,
y. J. Ne ebcH, lem Lag am H. buses on ~
Rev u. BHffes Chsfiss of.a1 james H,cteY l. - WI
wots, o. II. Rogr, J n. As-7i,n ~ z. B,ss " y
NsushaI. O,S) john Lon. L % ~ii-Tur+h 6e-.e 20 80
N!DL o. "D"orth. pt6) A. ". Bsres Uie, H. q bar'
so's, George HosrG hl7i B-,gr-s, joan l. "a .. u.
II ~; sls) II 9 saIso',, chaIs. 10 'an. II u Hr1-'
u.s. ~ byEefs.bsri-s Jufdsf, T. h"I1Gn Os, hou4es
ntNl B. Bsic"; G JOrlsa. y Srrran GA o.
WlWorh tl29l L. J. rasn. ,ll ". bars--a on y. v
o~.. g25l Pep yalor, Pes "a. .st. us) P-sJ yst
Ae3ie, J. y. !sYsaA rh,sA NeSAtes.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-01-16

RATES OFTUlTION Pen JAIL SESSION
PAYABLE sE4I-ANNuALLY IN ADVANCE.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made for further assis-
tancc in the various Departments as it may become
necessary. o,o m
Primary Department. .............'s3o ~ Uo Uo
Academic u .................. 4V w
Collegiate .................. oV w
EITRAs.
Vocal Music, which every pupils required , ~
70 uikO. :. 80 -" %
Piano or Guitar, including use Of Instruments, 9O w
n.;ont ,nouooes eoc6 40 90
Mo5srn !. ~ 90
nrav;n, ord pa;n,;no ..... 40 90
F,nov Nerdlr.work Embroidery. 40 %
For Sl0O all the extra branches will be taught,
c8" Board for u large number Of pupils can BIZ
obtancd in the College Buildings, or in'the imme-
date vicinity of College, for sl4 per month, inclu
ding lights and washing.
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Bethany Academy,

TNHE exercises Of this Institution will be re.
i sumcd on the Fourth Monday Of january
under the superintendance and instruction Of MIR.
q. GALPHlN, aided by competent Assistants.
All necessary repairs and additions to the building
will be completed by the opening Of the School.
RATES OF TUITION, &C., the same rs for
the last twelve years, arc as follows:
For Elementary Department, Class lst, embracing
Ortlography, Reading, Writing and Child's Ge-
ography, per Session, Of weeks, ks,........s6 90
For Elementary Depart, Class end including above
and Arithmetic Sc MitcheIl's Geography, per Scs-
sion Of 2U weeks. ............ ..........6 10
For intermediate Department, including above, and
History and English Grammar, ,........SlO w
For Higher Department, so much of above as may
be considered necessary, with Natural Philosophy
Chemistry and Mathematical Sciences, per Ses-
sion Of 90 weeks, Observation-Disclosures Sl2 O0
Classical Department, embracing all the studies ne
cessary to qualify the student for admission into
Sophomore Class, S. c. College, pr Ses. SIS 90
Students are charged from time Of entrance to
end of Session. No deduction for absence unless
caused BY sickness of two weeks duration and
when deduction is expected the Principal must DO
notified 1.-THE time.
There will be an additional Twenty cents per
Scholar. per Session, to meet the incidental cxpcn-
ses of the School. W. HARRISON, CHAIR.
Dec 26 St so
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.E,EFIELD - =,
COLLEGI'R INSTITUTE
iatfIAly lyWHE ,NTJ ESin

ir:DAi YME AATJlGSa
EsrABLlsp under its present direction ia
IL 1851, aid' continued uniformly prospss;;
l,s pecrliar riacseris,ics.are-s 81 ~ : ss'ssHs
|. Whatey, proposes 70 do, il does, and does
thoroughly. a, go -
.. Its adva5es. reputation and patronage are
designed to /. strictly local Character, and no
appeals are &c 10 the citizens Of other parts OF
the State for.ir patronage.
3. Ii t.atf;,rto the people Of Edeeheld, what few
in ether Diets propose, viz: a modei School f'r
,b, clueali IF their daughters under a strictly
home ufwe, and secures, to them, .at their own
doors, adiages which they c;mnot find surpassed
elsewhere
j. It i!vithout controversy, the best furnished
Acadcml the State for educational purposes. -.
5. I,s,olne, no matter how great it may be, is
NIL lisbstl at home so that its patrons arr, dau-
DIV bepted by its prosperity. .,...oi
:. \ lastly, it relies simply upon its merits
fur rctatiOn aud support, and doing its works
unlcr.e most favorable circumstances, challenges
ronstt scrutiny and. inyestigation.,-e-
II Ninter Session for 1856 commenced on
Mony, the llth January.
Ins of Tuition and regulations the slime as
pul.hed last year.
CHAS. a. RAlMOND, PRlxc,RAL.g 8
lgc6eld, Jam Is f,'t "
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Hodges Institute.

NNIIE subscriber takes pleasure in announcing
a that this Institution is no longer denomna-
ontl school. In accordance with his own wishes,
md by the consent and advice Of those concerned,
nc has taken upon himself its entire management,
and has determined 10 make it free from aud nde-
pcndcut Of any religious denomination.
Although he is under the control of no particular
aody Of men, yet sall be his earnest desire and
constant endcavor to promote the interest and merit
the appreciation of all his patrons.
The Scholastic year will b. divided into two
terms The lst extending from Jan 18th to y dpe
3Oth, and the 2nd from Sept lst to Dec 22nd.
Tuition, lst term, from. sig to S2l
2d l." ....... to l6
Contingent expenses, lst term, ........6 60 cts.
80 ed I" 40 cts
cF All charges due at the close of cacl, term.
Board from IS to $40 per month.
w. p: MokEl.LAR.
Greenwood, Jan 10 2t"
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CURRYTON ACADEMIES.

TIME Exercises of these Institutions will be re-
i sumcl on the third Monday in january next.
:, As heretofore, Mr.. JAMES i. LESLEY will
act rs Principal of the Male Department
The Female School, with the Primary Depart
mcnt of the Male Academy, will be conducted by
Mr.. A. P. BUTLER, assisted by the learned and
highly accomplished Miss A. i. ARTHUR, and
other competent Teachers.
Rates of Tuition per Session.
First Class, Primary Department, ..........S9 90
Second I" Ordinary English Branches. 10 90
Third Higher g" ....l5 0O
Fourth " Greek and Roman Literature
with higher Mathematics. .............2 30 90
French, Embroidery, Needle work, &c., usual
rates.
The Scholastic year will be divided into two Ses-
sions of five months each. Pupils will be charged
from the time Of entering to the end Of the Session.
Tuition in advance.
Good Board can be had in the Village ut from
n. MERRIWETHER,
S. P. GETZEN, !
A. J. HAMMOND,
S. w. GARDNER, -
J. C. PORTER,
A. P. Butler,
Fl. A. SHAW.
Dec 5 If II
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Notice to Debtors.

rNHOSE indebted on Bonds in the Commissioners
i Office, which bunls are due, will please take
notice that | am under general instructions from
parties to collect the dues of the different estates
under the management and direction Of this Court
This advertisement must be taken by all in lieu Of
further special notice.
Those who have borrowed money Of the funds Of
Jonathan Viewer, minor, are expressly notified
that the minor becomes of age curly in April next
and they must hold themselves prepared for asette-
ment in cash at that time make this notification
at the instance Of the party chiefly interested as ne
will need funds impcratvcly, on attaining his ma
jority. a. siMhiNo c. Z. E 70 p;
Jan Q, 3m D"