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FOR SALE.

A FARM one mile Southeast from Nashville, near the
u hoensviile turnpike road containing ifty-one and
quarter acres, frst,rate land, comfortable dw erg
house. nae spring orchard, &c.
AisO-A tsrm five miles -Sorth rom Nashville the
Whites Creek turnpike road containing hundred and
forty beautiful valley land hundred acres clear
ed and forty woodland, well set with blue grass
A lot in South Nashville fronting hundred and if
" eOt C0egestree and hundred aud forty feet
on Franklin street, having or it brick dwelling house.
containing SIX roOl pantry kitchen, smoked house, ser
wants rooms, &C.
Al5oA lot the above fronting Franklin street,
two hundred and seventy six feet College street nine
" eight feet and Market street ght feet On
this lot well afordng abundant aud neTerailing
supply Of good water
If information should be wanted with re gard to the
above property, when st Nashville Imay be OBJ
yGIne1 bv application TO Dr. John 5. Young corner OF
Broad and Summer streets.
dacll MORGAN VANCE
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PREMIUM BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTORY.
EBEN FULLER,


TENNESSEE BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACT0RY,
Corner Market and Spring or Church SIS,
Nashville, Tenn.
q RATEFUL for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
" this Mandatory its establishment, the FRO
petOr feels determined merit continuation ofthe same
in future.
have now on hand good assortment of ready made
work consisting in part Of Mems Boys and Youths Ca
Zip aud Thick Boots aud Shoes; Negro Brogans, double
sole; House Servants Shoes Ladies and Misses Calf Mo-
rocco a1d Kid Boots and Shoes all made from good stock
IN good style and warranted.
Orders from Planters Iron Masters Railroad and Turn
pike Companies respectfully solicited
All kinds of Repairing done.
Cash paid for Hides EBEN FULLER.
sss- Banner, Wing. Gazette and Cleveland Banner
copy. discontinue all other advertisements auR24
LOC0MOTiVES,T TOOLS AND HACHINERY.
THE LAWRENCE MACHINE SHOP, Lasorenee, Has.
I sgChUSss manufactures Locomotives of any size
guage Stationary Engines. Lahes, PRners all kinds of
fools, Cotton Nooen aud Paper Machinery Turbine
Parker Wafer Wheels Gurnsey's Patent Printing Press
&C. &c. All articles warranted best materials and work
Dan>hp. Information may be obtained and orders for
waried application to Mr.. JAMES PLUNKET al the
State House. HIshgiL!e, Tennessee address
J. H. w. PAGE, Treasurer
nov. 22-6md. Office, Ia. Kiby St Boston Mass
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BROWN & ANDERSON,
Octl-tf No 40 Market St.. Nashville, Tenn
OFFICE OF THE MAINLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTrERIEs,
BALTIMORE, July lst, 1855. I

OEFICR OF TER MAINLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIEs,l
BALTIMORE, July lst, 1855. !
ALI nCERTs OR CEBTIFICATEs OF PACKAGES iICEETs,
- THR LoTTEREs AUTHORIZED BY STATE MAINLAND
GKNREAL AoENT FoB THE CoNTRAcToR, OTHERS
Owing the applications from ali parts the
county, the management will give their attention
nlng Of ordersior Tickets Certificates Ia the Maryland
Lotteries.
Persons distance may confidently rely upon having
their orders for Tickets promptly hlled and the sctest con
1deHce observed.
These Lotteries daily public In the City
BALTIMORE under the superntendence of the State Lottery
Com missioner Heavy Bonds given the State
ry for the payment of all Prizes. The prices Whole
Tickets are from 81 10 $40. Half and Quarter Tickets in
proportion.
There never less than $4,000 Prizes in Lottery,
which Prizes vary amount from 81 10 Sl0OGO according
the price of Tickets. For instance
When price Of Tickets 81 the highest Prize about s0J
10000
90 OgO
40 10000
20 10000
with numerous Prizes OOO 5000, $OOO $500, 500,
wards they wish 10 invest receipt Of which for
It's value 10 Tcset in the Lottery designated by the
purchaser none be designated then some Lottery that
viii drawn after The has the III ket in his
OdiCal Scheme OF the Lottery will be with all
ordered, carefully sealed in ordinary envelope,
Lottery is drawn the official Drawing VIII
together with written Explanation the result of
purchase. The Drawn Numbers also published in
daily papers Of the City OF Baltimore and in the Daily
Nulional Intel. l.genGer, 10. {.
Circular containing all the Schemes will be any
one by addressing the undersigned.
Address orders for Tickets TO F. Y BRBNAN,
uIy24. lS55-Iy No. 4 Calvert St, Baltimore, Nd.
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PIANO F5KFES, PIANO FORTES,

JETE have lNo IL College 81 y from the So
w ManuiIct5Ty Of Light, Newton Il Brad ssssE=@ll7
burr H. Worcester, and HaInes Bro, of NewiE ~
York fine assortment Of Piano FOr:=s, 10 critical
iaat1n Of FhCl particularly invite Professional ANA
ters and all lovers OF Music 10 those who want supe
lnsunen; say, do not fail to call and see US be-
fore you purchase,
Ceo22-ly ". j E. FREEMAN.
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Juy4-lydtriw&w W. 5. WHITEMAN.
N-rth - -. L--r


VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FUfE SALE,
The under signed proposes 10 sell portion of the
Gte on which ne resides IN tue county of Maury known
u Hamilton place
These lands beautifully located, well improved,
waered, and mbered aud IN point OF fertility pToducve-
ness and healthulDeSs surpassed II e1ua.ei Dy
any lands in the STATE OF Tennessee There a.e in frp
eighborhOod Episcopal Presbyterian ana Methodist
Churches also Schools male aud female in the midst
good society to be found IN the SOuti .rJs
zoo Acres offered for sale fronting The Calum.
ba Central Turnpike Road divided into FN LOIS cun
Iaiuing 80, IS, los, $50, and acres seyerAr She
Vroyements consist OF BEAUTIFUL GOTHIC COZ
TAGE built ot bick, containing eight rooms with r".
sary out-bulldng 40 0. cleared land, uncer god
ieuce houses, negro quarters, b!aczsl Goi
carpenter sRop, MI house, corn CRIB, &C. &c, H.
The lands Will be sold either in body IN lots. ii a'
disposed Of by first Of November will be offered 90
Southern planter who desires q beautiful country Ic2'
dence these lands oECr great attractions il Is ISe i
sucb lands offered Tor sale.
address the uadeUs gued ii AshwoOd Post Office haufT
county, Tenn.
t P4ts Of the land nav 6e seea al the store G; ca,
Orr CANT, Columbia and with L. houston ESQ, Nash
seo'Ia~,C LgOlUs !. POLK.
- Nashville gEf.CHANIS.
TENHE Merchants u Nashville 4nd business men general
y viii Iui greatly their interest to adyortse in
tae Somerset Ky Democrat, printed and pub.ls6s
weekly by White, Barron Il Co. The Dem0cr has large
circulation IN all that country IN Kentucky from which
Coal and other products shipped Nashville has
wide circulation 10 al those counties in Kentucky iron
which merchants 60 Nashville to buy their goods. II
has larger circulation than other paper IN the fh
Congressional District, H. Our terms for advertising
yery liberal Mr. James = ke!'y l4q South Market S.
our Agent and viii state terms 10 all who wish ad
verse with aud attend 10 forwarding advertisements
to All those who prefer can send their advertise
ments to US by mail,
dsC9-ga WHITE, BARRON CO.
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XnIING = tIERIEA

= VI
GENTS wanted IN every county in this and adjoining
n States to sell TIE above new and mpro ed CORN
AND COB HILL. To all such, rare ch.rce TO
make money will be offered Exclusive Stat. and cun.y
privileges Will be disposed Of on unusually IA terms by
application 10 the Proprietor
FARMERS AND STOCK RAISERS,
offer you Corn and Cob Mill unsurpassed In the
Union and whca Cannot be superseded by past future
intentions 1t is the very Mil which every Farmer and
Stock Kaiser should have viii crush from to 10 bush.
els Corn and Cob per hour with one horse is easily fitted
up and managed weighs bS and as ali contact of the
grinding surfaces prevented will last any farmer an
dnary lifetime lspeak thus of its durability because the
principle has been fairly tested in the old Bark Mill
WHO'S ii that wants
i MIL ON TRIAL
for month, and don't give complete satisfaction to
return itS II there be any thus disposed let him now
ey will De refunded. This Crusher be attached
horse water or steam power which renders it the most
convenient Mill south Of Mssons and Dixon's line. Al
other Grushers Ia the south require too much power
or viii suOl wear ont. According 10
THE LAWS OF NATURE
. Cora aud Cob Mill which admits of lateral or wabbng
notion WILL necessarily. soon wear out; all other Crushers
&Eenabla 10 tins grand objection and the PrOpretoTs
dare not dispute It. Ia he construction of YoUNG AMER
IcN have gained power and defy contradiction; have
rsrnad tTcuou, G9d challenge werd 10 the contra
r have prevented ,yabb!ug lateral motion, aud all
compelled 90 acknowledge IL therefore, assert that il
Iar superior 30 aoy ";har Mil am now selling ths Ten
Eagsye invention u he small sum Of
FIFTY DOLLARS.
Ae. s0" enc wanting good thing" is earnestly re-
.' 60. .A---- l-r tCde merits and principles o. thi
'4' .at sos. ,saa i..e f,oyreJor CT Agents.
-...'. #..g .r.. .aa.e 20 dealers.
J. z. DROMGOOLE,
''...... .'.-' lrt7, Oct IS so e Proprietor.
AGENTS.
i..-, N..r. Z o." a >a,Sst street. Nashville, Manu-
1l..fs.7 a.r ........f q cents
u. '.' .. "a &c., ~--rs7y:'!e Agents for Moutgom.
- "a.Eios. PULASKI, = gent for Gdes county,
Ng- u. hunt 7-.'-, Agent for Franklin county Tenn,
and jackson clu .1~, Ala - '
james T. Vance H"s',iiAn S2rj s. Agent for Sumner
county.
!. v. hatcher, Columbia Agent for Maury county.
W b. Bet, = 81, Roalr Agent tor Smirh' oC,,1,r
j. Is. Akin, Charleston, agent for bradley coupty
W & Uunley q Bros, Louiou Agents for East Tennes-
see, octl +-lydkrriv W
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LIVERY STABLE,
M THE undersigned having taken the Ctg-19
TSS9h Livery Stable on Market Street. for. -
N-EE merly occupied By the Messrs Hammers second
door below the Nashville Inn and OppOsit the ManSiO
House, respectfully announces that lie will keep band
good horses and vehcesto be let to the hiring public
reasonable terms
He is prepared to take care Of in the best manner all
horses left with him. either Grdng horses or travellers
His Stable Is situated convenient business and he vii
keep none but experienced Osers and the best proTe
der the market will afford. Terms moderate.
sep2l-dtriw&wn W H. HOWELL
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TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD
szs z - -
PENNSYLVANIA I.AILItUAD.
!sa go - - - tlEs


THE Great Central Route, connecting the Atlantic cities
IthNestern, Northwestern and Southeastern States
by continuous Railway direct This road also connects
al PttSouTg with Gally line OF Steamers all ports on
the Western Rivers and Cleveland and Saoduskv with
Steamers TO all ports the NOrthwsser Lakes making
the direct cheapest azd rslid5ls rou.s by which
FREIGHT can be forwarded 10 and from the Grsq. USsL
Rates between Philadelphia and Pitsburgi
FIRST CLASS. Boots shoes, Dry Goods o., ,...
On boEes,) FUrs, Feathers, de-. '0e Per LoVE
SECOND CLASS.-BoOks and stationery
Dry Goods Gn bales,) Hardware, Lea 75c per lO0b
uler, &C
THIRD CLASS.-Anvils, Bagging, Bacon, ar ,..-.
and Pork On bulk }, Hemp, d.. o'O per LVVo
F0URTd CLASS.-Csfee, Fish, RscOn ! %, ..
and Pork lpackedl Lard and Lard Oil I '"S w iVVo
Flour 81 per hbl. until further notice
Grain--5O els. per loo lbs. until further notice
COttOn-S2 per bale exceeding 600 lbs weight until
further notice.
tzy In shipping Goods from any point East Of Ph--
depha be particular to ldTk package gi PeERsyJGzis
Railroad" All Goods cors gued 10 the gents Of this
Road at Philadelphia Pttsburg win be forwarded with
cut detention
FREIGuT AGENTS-HaFTis Wormlsy s Co., Memphis
Tennessee K. T. sass Z Co. 81 Louis; y Mitchell q
son, Evansville Indiana; Uumesn, Bell and MGrdCck and
Garter Jewett Louisville, Ny, r. G. Meldrum M4dsOu
Indiana Sprgman Brown, and Irwin Co. Cine unaI:
n. W. Graham & Co, ZsHesyle Ohio; Leeeh Co. No.
81 KibY street Boston: Legch Co AslOr house New
York; NOI William street. and No. Battery Place Ne7-
York; L. J Sneeder Philadelphia, Asgraw 4 kCous a.
timore; Gso. @ FranciscUs. PI,sb0Tg
H. H. HOUSTON, General FrsyH Agfnt p e. Lz5r
II. J. LOMBAERT, SEPs dLt00HG, Pa.
ES-tisG 81
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RAGs-Sb5O IN PREMIUMs.

HAVING largely increased my supply Of Rags by the
IL premiums offered the past year ending June 80
induced offer larger amount of premiums for the
present year And will pay the above premium in
osl0O 800 $50 $50 500 $50, $40 $780, $50 and SO any
merchants or "Pedlars"-whO will deliver me- from
RAGS The same TO be bought outside OF and by do
ing business outside Of Nashville or vicinity.
will At all times pay the highest market prices ii cash
for RAGS on delivery and issue certificate the owner
a. the amount received and paid for These certificates
be kept and before the lSt day OF July
EeE, that three dsuteresed merchants of Nashville
make the awards The largest being entitled
u tne $780, the next largest 10 $50 and so down.
Merchants sending rags will please write that may
know IN whose TO issue the certificate Combinations
Win not be allowed,
Wooden, Linsey, Silk and Wcrsted rags are moi wanted
and will not be included IN the above.
earnestly solicit greater attention saving and 5uying
Rags throughout Middle Tenn.
Juy4-lydtriwSw W. 5. WHITEMAN.
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PENNSYLYANIA RAILRnAD-

PENNSE Lf AHIA kAILADAD,
TTNHREE Daily Through Trains, between PhG.lphis
i ard PIttsburg -THE &OKNING MAIL RAIN
leaves Philadelphia for PiItsburg at "a, A NJ AMI Pitts
burg for Philadelphia at z A. NJ. THE FAST LINE
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg p NJ and Pitsburg
for Philadelphia at /, IN. TIE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pitsburg At H. p H. and
Pittsburg for Philadelphia at o. =. NJ.
The above Ines connect al PisbUrg with the Railroads
70 and from ST. LOUIS Mo; Alton, Galeua and Chicago
ILL.,; Frankfort, Lexington, and Louisville Ky; Terra
Haue Madison Lafayette and Indianapolis Ind Cincin
naii, Dayton Springfield BeefolEane audusky, Toledo
Cleveland, Columbus, Zanesvle MgssiiOn and Wooster
Ohio also with the Steam Packet Boats from and to New
Orleans ST Louis Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets be had % from either OF the
above places
For further particulars, Hand6s at the different
starting points Passengers from the West viii find this
the shortest aud s1ped Ous route Philadelphia
Baltimore, New ork or Boston,
TH0S. MOORE, AGENT, Passenger Lines. Ptildg.
J. hESKIMEN, AsEsT. Passenger Liass, I.tts5Urg.
Philadelphia, lS58-anS-lV
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From Nash7iiIe, LaEerrpe

Flour al The above rates to Be shipped lots OF seven
tyhve barrels and upwards, at time when in less
quantities. five per barrel 10 be added Flour 10
sacks viii be transported same terms 200 lbs TO he
rated and charged as one barrtL Il. l. ANDERSON,
ociI8.-tf m ,s-infendept
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MRS. GERTRUDE J. CARY'S BOARD
INC AND DAY SCHOOL

ING AND DAY SCHOOL
WILL resume its Session Monday Sept 10th. Cir
w cuars may be obtained application at her resi-
dence 5. W corner Pine and Fifteenth Streets Philadel
phis.
REgERsSCEs.-Rey. Il. A. BOardman d. D., Rev. Wm
Chester d. D.. Rev. Newton Brown, D. D., Rev. Henry
Darling, Rev. G. L. Platt Rev. J. Gordon Maxwell, Phila
de- phia-
Hon. Wr L. Marcy Secre tary Of State, Judge P. V.
Daniel Supreme Court, U. =, Washington City; Rev.
Thomas Skinner, D. D. Rev. Joel Parker, d. D., New
York; Rev. George Woodbridge, p. 7. DaRie, Jr. Esq
Richmond, Va
Hon Cave Johnson President Bank of Tennessee Nash
vile, Tenn- a K Crozer, Comptroller, Nashville Tenn
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e O "a /.

ORDERS for the Sewanee Co.'S Coal NAV be lef at
OIiCKS' CHINA HALL, North side Of the
Square All orders left there will be filed the follow
ing day Large Lump, y cts Screened Lump Is ets5
Fine, Is cts Run of the Nine IS centsper bushel.
ting what they pay for al the Sewanee Co.'S Yard joining
the n sc r K Depot. dec25-lwd&afterl lwtolstfeb
s1zg@ Gazette Banner and Patriot COPY as above
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4 GENTS wanted IN every county in this and adjoining
n States to sell TIE above new and impro ed CORN
AND COB MILL. To all such, a rare ch rce 10
make money Will be offered Exclusive Stat, and cunty
privileges will be disposed OF unusually IA terms By
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Fare Reduced!s

CABIN PASSAGE FROM CHARLESTON
TO NEW YORK,
TWENTY DO l. l. A X S.
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limited States Mail Line
NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON STEAM
Pa CRETS SEMI WEEKLY
Nashville, 1900 tons, N. Berry Commander.
Marion, L2O0 tons, j. Foster Commander
Jas. Adger, 800 tons, S. c. Turner Commander.
SOutheTner, 1000 tons, Thos Evan, Commander.
Es> LEAVES Adger's Wharyes. every Wednes.
<EfsESs day and Saturday after the arrival of the
ssssesy q cars from the South and West.
These Steamships all built for the Line and for
SAFETY comfort and speedare unrivalled the Coast
Tables supplied with every luxury Attentive and c0uT-
teous Commanders will insure travellers OF this Lius
every possible comfort and accommodation.
CahinpasSage, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
StbeTage passage.
For freight or passage having elegant State Room &C
cU1mOdatons, apply 20
HENRY MUSHROOM,
seplf '5S-Iv Charleston. 3. G,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-02-16

PuFFiSe-OvRR THE LEFT. One of the re.
lieious papers has the following firsirale notice
of Rev. ii. w. BEEcnER. They were sugges.
ted by the reported remark Of Mr.. BErcneR, al
one OF his evening meetings, that, Though he
was peace man, be had the gretest regard for
Shapes rifles, and for that pluck that induced
those New-Enpland men to use them" Quolh
the Christian InielHgenoT
awe don't care button for Mr.. BEEcHER s
opinions on any subject, and therefore can't be
much disturbed by them. But the above Ian
guaee leads US to infer that probably good
corporal was spoiled in the attempt 10 make a
queer minister. The fanaiicism which would
drive on the chariot of civil war-and then smirk-
ingly and piously profess love for peace-be-
longs to an order of philanthropy which, we
hope and believe, is limited to the Sslipetre
Pastor of the Plymouth Church, Brooklyn"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-02-16

81 The wife Of Baltimore gentleman has
presented To her asiouished lord fur little re.
sponsblliies al one birth, two of each Sex
Both mother and children are doing we'll. The
happy papa, though proud ofthese little pledges
admits that in these hard times such rapid in
crease Of his family circle is far from desirable,
and great deal more than he bsrgained for
~ Hon. HoTaIo D,ingion, one OF the JUS
iices of the Court of Common Pleas, Of Mass,
died at his residence in Siockbridge 90 Wed.
nesday last. Judge ByinRlon was about fifty
FIVE years Of age. He was raised to the bench
by Gov Briggs in is47 and was universally
esteemed as a learned, afIable and industrious
Judge.
~ John S. G. Abbott has received from the
emperor Napoleon an aulograplrieiier accompa-
MED BY rich gold medal, 10 acknowle Judgement
Of the service done to the memory Of his uncle
by Abbou's history of him.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-02-16

PATRioTIc DEvoTIos TO LiBERTY.--An in
stance Of devotion to and patriotic attachment to
Freedom lately occurred in Kansas, that is
worthy of being chronicled in the registers OF
liberty. While Kansas was menaced by the
border rutiians and cut-ihroats of Missouri, un-
der the lead and promptings of Stringfellow and
.Atchison, while they were gathering round
and threatening the destruction of Lawrence, a
young man arrived, armed for the expected con-
fct. lie was sent on by his widowed mother
and bore note addressed TO the Committee Of
Safety, stating the fact that she devoted him 10
the cause, that he was ready, il necessary, to
shed his blood and die in defence of it, and in
conclusion, stating that she regretted that she
could not come on herself. also.
We have the fact from Gen. Pomeroy, at his
Interesting lecture on the aiflirs Of Kansas, ia
this place week before last. Our readers per
haps may ask, who is the patriotic and devoted
mother that was willing to make so great a sac
rifcel We will tell you. That person-ihai
mother, is Mrs. C. |. II. NICHOLS of Vermont,
formerly of Brattleboro.- - Greenfield Gasaie.
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BRATTLEBORO' ACADEMY,

THE Spring Term of this Institution will COM
4 mence ON the last Wednesday in February
(Feb. 27th.) and continue eleven weeks.
Il. p. HOOKER, A. B., Principal
Miss II. A. DOoLITTLE, Preceptress and Teach
er of French
Miss HELEN NJ. DUNKLEE, Teacher of Draw
ing and Painting
Miss E. RICHARDSON, Teacher Of Music.
Great pains has been taken in the selection Of
teachers. Miss Doolitte is lady Of finished
education. She is graduate of Brooklyn Female
Academy and is well qualified to superintend the
education Of young ladies.
As a teacher Of French she is rarely surpassed
Having enjoyed the best advantages Of the States
and Canadas, she brings to her task. not only a
thorough knowledge Of the principles Of the Lam
guage, but, what Is all important an accurate ac-
quantance with the peculiarities of It's pronunca-
ton.
Miss Dunklee has enjoyed the instruction Of
some of our first masters in the fine arts and spent
several years in practicing and teaching Drawing
and Painting. She initiates nature with power
and skill that ever insure success. As a teacher
she has given universal satisfaction. The advance
ment Of those who have enjoyed her tuition, best
speaks her merits.
No efforts will be spared which would be for the
advantage. Of the school. Those who wish can
avail themselves Of the advantages Of the pre-
scrbed course Of study.
Board can be obtained on reasonable terms. The
place affords good facilities for selfboarding, in
clubs or otherwise.
L. CLARK, Sec. Board Trustees.
West Brsttleboro. Feb. 10. 1896. 7wT
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LELAND SEMINARY. Tonnslend. Yl,

fINIIE next Spring Term Of this Institution will
Il commence on Wednesday, Feb. 9th.
c. b. SMITH. A. NJ, Principal.
c. c. t. l. s sSni 4; 3 Assistants.
Mons. J. II. LAMJuREUX, Teacher Of French.
JAMES LOWELL, NJ. u. Lecturer.
Mrs. NJ. Il. SMITH, Teacher in Female Depart
mcnt.
Miss CARRIE L. BHIDGMAN, Teacher Of Paint
ing in Water Colors, Pastil, Oil, Monochromatie,
Polychromaiic, &c.
Miss HELEN H. JOY, Teacher Of Music
This Institution lie in highly prosperous condi-
ton, and It will be the continued aim, both Of the
Instructors and the Trustees 10 merit the public
patronage. A large addition is to be made to the
Chemical and Philosophical Apparatus to be ready
for use the coming term, aud a complete set Of
Mathematical Instruments, to facilitate the study
Of Surveying and Engineering. Weekly Lectures
on the Natural Sciences with Illustrations Those
preparing to teach will receive especial attention
in the teachers class. Tuition ranges from 81 to
81. French, Music, and Ornamental Branches
extra rs heretofore Board, including room rent
washing, lights and fuel, can be obtained for e.
and 81 25 week Good accommodations furn-
ished self boarders. and all Others wishing rooms
CHARLES CLARK, Secretary.
Townsheni, Feb, 1866. $40