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nANuFAcTuKERs 40 49,.

X are grpcfa AErns ~ ne ~ al Cotton aad
w Nooea atrc uaapaiseurcd ID The STATE 81 TtnRr
sud have spprgpTtatef sad tcftodioas rouus
snoihrr 90 he sale aud storage 81 FL01 aons.
Anl soai rssctiug eeh ~ attsniioa ~ bolh
1rers and HleFs - this arrs1Ertarnt
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FREIGHT on PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON Ann
SAVANNAH
NAsHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD
~ NOTICE TO SHIPPERSLR
Sls -

MIL the Tennessee River Bizr Is rebuilt Pr, ducr S1d
- Merchndise viii be uans iPped across the river on
o'Is ana ~ ges ana be Subjected 20 ray ages
pack ages nst cnt cr the entire protection q a. rop.nts
VII D. rejected. train viii Dot De- received except IN heavy
fused erca 90 s fst y ts oer a. the sbor anf i'm.
necessary 90 repair VII greatly rrtard the transbjp
"E' ai Ga no he ptthrmed TIE Agents o. he road ars
specially Ia truccd rot % receive Grain their rssprciive
stations unless ~ sack are InY and distinctly marked
sIu laL by an ereer shipment. We cam ot per-
duce When e same - o b. he ~ u the rpnveni-
enc OF o~rr or shipper In order 1Wsri Wheat % Chat
ano VII re chafsed9 cents ard enrn cents per huseI
hol Iui1ht M and - stations 81 Tennesse~ sivsr
and ron Nsshvile and ar stations - ~ u brs Wheat
~m be charged io cent ard cent Per hushr Wbis
Key U BE- ei g-d " per barrel rom Nashville b Cstta-
nooga All article 81 RICH; o. our Tar Is ist
81 SD and Al 81 as, vi BE- carried rssrni Tariff rats
A. I AND RSON
Sup't y. A 4 Railroad
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REGULAR LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI & MASH
VTTIF paCgET

nUEING the ensHng season, the y Trn -
II commodous lgn raugh steam K-Frss.t47
err MAGNOLIA, r :. SCcbDES, Mas szE1kls
ter, will run regularly above, aud 10 al intermediate
landings Being exceedingly light, (T inches draughO with
superior accommodations tor passengers and capable
making quick trips, soliciis public patronage.
" orders len with I'll her - the und. gned for frei ght
either way will megt prompt attention.
u. n HARRISON, 49,.
oct22-6m A. HAMILTON, Asen'~
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REDUCTION on LUHBRR TO NASHVILLE
trom ur trrrnit f,Utasn Inclusive Lumber = rrsuc,
- per car loaa nom fFntfr rates.
Prom Cosan o. Normandy in asivr Lumber sredsa Al
per car loa' froar iururtF rates
Limisf tom sheiJ sis cha gsd sane rom NormsBdy
ofti---f n. 4. A.
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Lash for u heat and Ryes.
JosKP NAM
sufh .BaEa esrnss cagFsA saa eslisEs S5ssss
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81. L00Is . EAsHvlILE REGULAR pAcEErs.

Of, AUNIo Q HhoHFl ILL hEuULhh EAIAL1o
e.. sf AZ tG-s.H
1919, COmTOnT. @
ALEOEIA. SALLIE VEST
JANIS MMLER, Master. }. n CoGhTTr Master
Il 'HE above steamers VII regularly In .he 81 Lous
End Nsshvii e trade Cuing the season. Their accom-
mndatous ior psssvuRers equal 20 any steamboats,
TIE Cumberland river aud TIER respective oaicers viii
al ia their poser add 70 tbe ooEsior Of peaPe travelling
Nith thsrn A. HkNiLTON
octlf-Gm AGENT
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For Memphis, New orleans, ST. Louis
and louisville,

- T X l. " 4 Z K L Y
THE splendid new passenger steamers CITY or HUNTS
VILE, ". WEAVER Master, leaves Nashville every
Monday at 10 O'Clock, m.
!. CLINE, J. G ilrTE. Master, leaves Nashville
Wednesday at 10 O'Clock,
JOHN SIMPSON, " e. YEATAAS Master, leaves Nashvjlh
every Friday at - o'clock,
Connecting Paducah with the daily louisville and 81
Louis United States Mail Boats, and Memphis with tn
splendid New Orleans steamers Bulletin, Il. R. W. Him. Geo
Collier and Ingomar.
The accommodations OF this line be surpassed and
passengers will find it by far the speedest Of traye
either North south.
For freight or passage apply to
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Stations 10 Hashu;l1a

Stations to Nashville.
From Chattarooga, Shelimoana
and WhiIesids.
Bridgepor'. Stevenson. An
esrson and Tantalon. -.
CoSaD. Decherd. Esiiais
Springs and Tullahoma. /.
Normandy, Wartrace. shell
hyviile and Beubu-kle
Fos'ervillc, hristiana and
Murfreeshoro' ....
Fiorence, smyrna anil La
Vergne -.-. .......--
Fiopr at the above rates to he y
i've barrels AM upws a. a. one
tie@, I'VE cents Fer barrel TO be ad
be transported % the sane terms,
ehsrged as one barrel.
octt3
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Patent Medicines viii be publishes 400 per column
lady ,or 80 tTi-weekly-wiih Is for each renewal.
Steamboats, runAing 20 New Orleans VIII be charged 30
sths season; and whee running S. Louis Cincinnati
-. eio for the Of not than Elk months.
srhs privilege OF Yearly Advertiser strictly limited
heir immediate and regular business and the
I Advertising Firm Is not condered including that
81 70 Or individual members.
Advertisements published a. inieryAs via; weekly, Or
snthy, charged 81 per square the nst -
or every subsequent insertion.
persons % become candidates viii be Inserted
,tber advertisements 10 be paid for nYaIa hiy 10 advance
Announcing candidates Tor County aud State ogces t5And
municipal ohcss g., " be paid n advance Ia every
All for strangers transient persons be
said Ia advance.
Algertsemenls not marked on the copy Tor sproihed
ige VIII De inserted M forbid, and payment enacted.
No Advertisements can be inserted raiultousy.
An Tor charitable Institutions IRE compA
DIES, ward town. and other public mcctng inciodug rc-
gious notices 90 he charged hall price.
Marriages and deaths are published a. nrHt. ~ Obn
aAa kE tributes Of respect and funeral Invitations a. ot
advers-enfehts.-Ak
Rsrarar advertisers and al others sending eommnuc
.isas requiring hoscys designed 20 call attention 10 Pal
essrees, oOneera, any public entertainments, Nhsi
charges made Tor sdmtAnce al notice VI private
eiasns, every notice designed call aftcnuon pTYa
entsrPEiet calculated intended % pronoe niiFduaii
teres only inserted With UNDERSTANDING hiatt
10 he paid for n inserted Ia the editorial cogn
which be only the discretion the edtors the sAns
- be charged "a the rate o. less ~ per n
The undersgned publishers Of daily and tri werky pas
10 NASHVILLE pledge ourselves strictly q adhere ne EboA
al Of prizes. aud IN 90 Instance 60 desiats rcm thea
sNIrd, MORGAN a %. Patftst Orce
q. Q. TORBEfF co., Uulou and Amsds
~. 3. HANG A CO.. j.
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REGULAR NEW ORLEANS PACKET

FENHE and light draught steamer oTT~n -
L CUMBERLAND CAPT. NJ ID. r. EvH-seeEssa5
H. BROOKS, being now nearly finished
and the best adapted boat for the trade, will
plying the LIST Of December next between this port
New orleans. This boat has superior accommodations for
Passengers besides being adapted carry every description
Of freight and stOcb In satisfactory For eigto
passage and orders, apply on board or to
nOvS 6m IL. H. HARRISON Agt
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HIS magnificent style Of Aanel s ast taking the pacc
Of all other desc ptiOns both account Of is supe
beauty richness durability, and particularly Us cheap
sss. While their only about hall that Of the real
srbe they indeed exceed the forter IN tesuty, have
perior Iustre less liable to soil much easier
ep cesn and far exceed marble in durability and are,
he same time, less liable 10 break
The undersigned are agents or the manufacturers, Wal
ace Ldhgow Co Louisville, Ky, and will furnish them
eir patrons and the public generally, with CRATES
r pieces every thing complete; AMI viii also BEpsr-
utend their putting up. STEWART & OWEN,
Stove Dealers and Tinsare Manufacturers,
unar2n- % No. 81 Market street
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NASHVILLE, sMITHLRND AND PADUCAH
u

i
THE Splendid Passenger Steamer I'll -
L BLANCHE LEWIS, SHAW, kzyl-Erfses1
Master. TJIs steamer Is MY being a&2exsis saszh1
finished at Louisville and will ne here The LIST Of Noyem-
ber and in the above trade all the Her fine
commodations for passengers combiuvd with her light
drausht, make her Of he adapted The
Cumberland river trade. A. HAMILTON,
octa2- en- Agent.
RFGuLAR TnuIsVfrLE CINCINNATI 4 rNasE-
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Stations to Chattanooga.

From Nashville, Lavergne an q
smyrna ......-. '.-. q /.
Mu freeseoro', Christiana
and Baskerville. .
Beiibnckie, Wartrace, Shell
6yyilie sad Normandy
Tuliahons, Estil's Springs.
Decherd and Cowan- -.
TantaiUu, Anderson an q
= - 7l-col -...-..
bridgeport. Sasilmoard AZ !
Whites Dc .--........
.lsz-l--
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wrNpsoR, G. W, June &C. 1852
DR. J. Q. AyFR:This may certify That have used you
CHERsY FcrURAL or upwards Of year and IL NY
belief THAT should have BEEN in my grave this time
had II has cured Of rigorous affection Of
the lungs and do my conviction when tell
you il Il priceless remedy.
Yours, very respectfully,
ID. A. MCCLURE, Attorney at Law.
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No. 56l.l
Notice of the Withdrawal Of Lands in Michi-
+ No. 56l.l

IN pursuance of approved Sd June
king land the State of MICHIGAN
railroads State Just
this Office and
the from sale and location Of following
lands probably falling within the prescribed selection
until otherwise directed heretofore ordered by telegraph
both OF May last, to wit: ~
Office DUNCAN; All the lands in the district in the southern pc
ninud between and IA
also in the northern psninsa all the lands north Township
80, ind west of range 10 west
Office ioSA All the lands in district,
ships IL, IL, ~, and IA lying west of range IA west.
Office All the lands district except those
townships situated north of township IL and
and those north Of township 10 and east ofange
Office DETROIT: All the lands lying between
townships and ii north, and all situated
Office KALAMAZOO: All the lands district lying east Of
range west.
Once at SAuLT STE MARIE: All the
south Of township 81, in ranges 30 TO 81 inclusive.
South OF township SO, in ranges 30 10 "a inclusive.
South OF township So, in ranges IS I
South of township 81 in 81 and %.
North of Township as, in ranges 80 and 40
North oftswnship 40, in ranges Al and f2.
These latter embracing nearly lands advertised IN the
Presidents proclamation No 52 offered nIy m
Ste Marie, which will therefore, the public sale
ordered. - 49,
Given under hand, Land Office nj the civ Of
Washington, this thirteenth day Of June, 1850 -
THoS. A. HENDRICKS
4 june lf-ia"o"t IlneiA Star Commissioner.
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BY RAILROAD DIRECT TO TME WEsP.
lSSs ~ !.


Time between Washington and Wheeling but nat
hoarsi
Running time Js0esa Washington aud Cincinnati ~ hours
Through Tickets and nAggags Checks 10 bo had in
Washington
HE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad having greatly improved lis
western now Offers the fullest Inducements
ee between washington Baltimore, and all portions OF the West
The conaexion between Washington and
Washington Janeon ately called the Relay ouse IiIo miles
Washington river Baggage is checked through to
Wheeling the Washington station,
through tickets points beyond The connecting trans
Washington daily aS u and An, p M; on Sundays at the
Wheeling CEN
Wheeling, through Cambridge GAINESVILLE, and Newark
osd trans sonaes at Se%a win The
Columbus trains
Of the Little Miami ratlyead 10 Xenia, CINCINNATI LOUIS
yILLE &c Al Xenia Little Miami railroad connezion is
Haue Lafayette, Chicago, Rock island, Louis,
Nalchez, New Orleans, Washingo
are transferred Cincinnati to the mail steamers the Ohio
FOR CLEVELAND and via Cleveland to Toledo Detroit Chi
Wheeling and Wesvie forty mies) where conneron with
Travellers that while this only
aorng through tickets and checks in Washington also the
great distance washington to Cincinnati is
bu $50 miles, being about 100 miles shorter than by other
by through from Washington To Wheeling, 80 65
BY railroad sls 65 from Cincinnati SIS IndianaPo
chicago $50 IS sls Louis, 8 81; MsmpGis
For Frederick and arper Ferry Marnsburg spnRs
Cumberland, Bedford Springs, Piedmont Oakland and
minor stations between Baltimore Wheeling M,
train from Washington
For further information through tickets apply to TIL H.
PARSONS, AGENT al Washington station. ~ ~
Master OF Transportation Baltimore and
May 5-du Ohio Railroad Baltimore
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Proposals for Building Six schooners for the
United states Revenue Service.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
September 6, 1885

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
September 6, 1856
SEALED PROPOSALS distinctly endorsed Proposals for Rsvs
~ nue. Vessels and addressed Of Treasury
win be received this Office ~ O'Clock noon day
Of November furnishing egup
ping and delivering haoa six fore
burden EACH for the United on the
northern lakes.
The models and plans be furnished by contractor
vessels to be completed within three from signing
No proposal will be considered persons en-
gagged in hpbudng. by the
signatures OF responsible
will be entered into by bidder acceptance BY
the department.
One half of the win paid presentation
Of satisfactory evidence that the paned
The decks laid and the balance the delivery Of The
petcd.
All the materials used be quality and the work TO
be executed In faithful Manner and the satisfaction
perintendent.
The vessels when received cnntrnctn
fy ngged furnished and equipped and finished ceat
chains, anchors
camhoose, cabin, and ward room furniture boats.
Persons bidding will be furnished rpauired
specifications application TO this department.
bidders should desire
vessels, they liberty offer for may
convenience. JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Sept 6-9awh6thNoy
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THE ONLY ONE AUTHoRrzEDr-Ths Rob Of DR. BOY

TUE ONLY ONE hUTHoFTZEDI-Ths Rob Of DR. BOY
NkAU LAFFEJTEUR IL far superior the sirnps Cus
ncF or sarsapara other similar remedies II radically
without mercury al affections Of the darre scofua
Of Itch ncers accidents from
period Of life, and hereditary acrmony Of humo Az depua-
tive powerfully aicacous catahs OF tho bladder
fractions and other weakness % the arising
injections soundngs Az anti syphc the
short time inveterate diseases ensuing
Of balsam Of eepava cubebs from injections repe
the virus without nentraKing The Rob Boyvcau
recommended yphlc whether
ing and which have resisted tho OF mercury
of potassium.
General agents far the United GHss Bondn ESQ., "
William street. New orders DuconFp
New Orleans Seuilly, San Francisco
The Rob Laecteu sold BY throughout the Unit
ted Sates The pamphlet ned
cal properties Of The Rob viii be obtained writing Blon
wanted. - TIT - - ''
q, ~ prepared to an South America tho West In
dies hc Tree o. the United duties Rob bond
March lt-dly.
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PROTECTED by royal letters patent Of England and secured y
the seals Of Bcole de Pharmaoe dc Paris the Imperial Col
lego Of Medicine, Vienna,
Tesemar No h the remedy general debility loss
OF write power, decay, distressing
quences arising from an early abuse, &C m effects ecacons
N youh manhood and Old the vne powers
come Impaired In the decline n
universally adopted all physical impedmens magic
before s Influence thus rendering en-
tenng tho marriage
Tesemar No completely and entirely traces OF
those disorders which and
an andoe o TO the ruin Of the health Of portion pop
ularon. - - ~
Tnescmat No Is the great European remedy
disorders which unfortunately the English physician
mercury, 10 The inevitable destruction 81 the PATENTS
and which Al the sarapara IN the world remove
Tresemar Nos, q and taste smell ana
Al nauseatng qualities They may lay without
their being detected
Sold in tin o. into separate doses ne ad
mnistered BY Valpeau, Lallslmand, Roux, Sc.
To De had, wholesale retail Mr. H. A. Harrow No "A
Green street near Canal, New York, specially appointed
proprietor and paenten United States every
other part Of America. Immediately on receiving remittance
Mr. Barrow will forward TeBemaf 10 any part of the world
scuey packed aud addressed
writer. - " 49,
Retail agents required Terms cash
Nov 0-dlyr
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FLEETWOOD CEmErEaY.-omce No. ag2 Ponnsy vania
Of 10th street, the Savings Bank This
cemetery laid celebrated
New York. and situated the high ground distant and
Ter mile north Of the CAPITOL North Capitol leading directly
the gateway This have received charter from Con
gIes appropnang their forever burial purposes making
Zee title the purchaser prohibiting all eneroachments
legislation otherwise, which Ia Of Importance those who
wish their dead repose where they placed
become in all cities when the burial ground becomes
valuable for other purposes 10 sell H. and throw the dead
iscuousy large legal prevent
titles given the ground.
NJ BOhice em 10 10 ~ where pamphlets, with
map, the charter bylaws and all other information, be
r.
vey No. 40 street, any other undertaken will
aIsaaed June i7-dly
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TUE public arc hereby IIh day Of kuyu
1856, the undersigned Elisha Herndon, 20 whom land
1928 for 50 issued by Commissioner Pensions
United States Congress 1856 enclosed
Scottsvo, Ahcnae county Vppfa
NJ. son Of WaHhipgop
the said land the IN
dergned failed 10 reach the Snyder son. ana
believed that the either Sudueny from The
mails
persons therefore from purchasing the said
intend TO apply Commissioner Pensions m
duplicate OF said warrant
ELISHA HERNDoN.
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Land Warrant Lost.
Sept IO-Iaw5w

E public hereby notified that the l day Of August
1855 the undersigned James NJ Haley whom warrnnt
NO. 72540 for 100 by IN Pen
ons for the United 1855 enclosed
in the United States mad scoitsve Abernae county VIZ
gniai the said land Messrs, NJ SON
lngon CITY thar the said land by enforcement
thereon transferred In blank h the undersigned failed
reach the said NJ Snyder sons and Il
WINS either fanduleny taken from the mails Or lost.
Az persons hereby warned against purchasing The
said warrant intend 70 apply Commissioner Of Pensions
for duplicate OF said warrant
JAMES ", HALEY.
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PROPOSED DATES or sAILNq-Is5s.

Stopping Southampton both going and returning they offer
proceeding London and Hae advantages
other route, for the economy Of time and money.
Passage from ReW York to Southampton and Bremen.
First cabin, main saoon $3.50 first cabin, saoon SllO
second do, $40
All letters and newspapers pass through the post ONCE.
No bills adng viii be signed parcels received day
sailing
An experienced surgeon is attached TO each ship.
For freight or passage apply
q. ii. SAND, IL South William st., N. Y.
q. A, HEINBkEN Co., Bremen.
CRO5KEY x Go Southampton,
WILLIAM IsELlN, HavIe.
Feb gy--dIy
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o,nOG ., rHH MAHTLAsD CossoLlDArrD LorTEEr.

OgEIoK o. THK MAINLAND CoEsoLID ATKD LorTKRlxs,
Baltimore, Maryland, July !, 1855
KTtIiE Maryland deemed
his duty public against the
who Otherwise fraudulent lottery schenes,
and pretend be the sale Of tickets which
wholly fictitious.
The only legal lotteries Maryland those daily under
the supenendenee Of the elected people
the State under the constitution approve
schemes and to attend TO The drawings.
All the tickets Ia these loee and all certificates packages
tickets have the IF Brennan genera agent
for Once Maryland Consolidated Lotteries
Baltimore, MaTyland.O All Others fraudulent.
For full Information the subject Of those frauds address
FIX. Brennan,
Sept 26-dly Baltimore. MARYLAND.
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No. bbAI
Nv the President OF the United states.

IN pursuance ofIaw FRANKLIN PIERCE, President the Ua
ls S s s ii T. led & me lana n 3
'e q Michigan q 'ss qss ss,sla GEHasS ON MIN
day. the fourteen day Of July merit or the disposal % ne public
lands situated within The aforementioned townships and fractional
townships, viz;
NOrA Of tGs base Of tAs prtnepai meridian.
Tue ISLANDS situated sK, township
sections twenty esat and township forss6 Of
range Te and in section hrhres township ioV 0rAnse
Township fory-nine ofIange ten. - -,
Townships foyseven, nne and any, OF rangs eleven
Townships orytree ory-siE, forty seyen and ioryeshb
Townsnp three, forty sI Of range twenty
three. .---
Townships Oryiour and forty i've, Of range 'wenr-sir
Townships forty eight forynine yone, ofrange thirty
Tcwsnpa iorynine any, and anyone, range
hiry Ave, -.
The vacant a1appopia,sd uen i've, twenty
A he land ohee al DUNCAN commencing Monday die
within the following named townships and parts of'owushp
EoriA Of base line and Of tAs principal msrtaan.
Township tnIr,y.seyea Of range t@enty,seven
Townships thirty four and hifydye, Of range twenty nine
North Of the base line and Of the principal nsridGa.
Certain islands following secons
loas wenyaar and twenty me- township four o. range
thirty d The in section twelve, township twenty
thirrSo q The same range l. section three township
thirty -four, township ihrtyone of the
appropriated law schools, military, and
purposes together with those swamp overowed and
thereby cultivation any
entitled Gan act 10 enable the State Of Arkansas and other
reclaim lands within their limits
September 49, 1850, oiH be excluded from the sales.
The offering above lands will be commenced the days
apponted and will proceed in the order IN which they adse
used all convenient depateh until the whole shall have been
the sales closed shall be kept
and private OF the lands will
be after expiration OF the weeks.
hand Washington, this fnh day
April, Domini thousand eight hundred and fy
BY the President: . FRANKLIN PIERCE.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Once.
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Law school Cumberland University, al Lebanon,


Law school OF Cumberland University, At Lebanon,
Tennessee.
FACULTY. Hon. Abraham Caru,heH, late of the circuit
l. judges Of Tennessee.
Hon Nathan Greon Of the udge supreme
of Tennessee.
Hon. Bromdeid L. Ridley Of the councillors
Judges Caruer and Green dew to their whole time exclusively
to the school,
Plan finstrrseonl Daily examinations of
books No lectures
daily lessons the progress of the examinations.
q Weekly OF common law which
dents
them through all the
practice The framed require prepare
deeds Wills records all of documents
dence the trials Some Of the taken by appeal
court which held monthly the Glass; and
public al the cad session. The students act as clerks
ifs jurors, circuit judges, and chancello
Sacities connected with their suits.
tember third Thursday February. second
the succeeding Monday in February and ends second
Thursday in July.
Erpenses per fee $50, advances contngen
fee 81 boarding about $50. Students furnish
which be had in the Lebanon bookstores.
required complete
No previous study required
mission There four regular classes Students
any time during the collegiate year.
. a legislature connected with the school.
students the last collegiate year eighty
ROBERT L. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll-eoly President Board of Trustees
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st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies',
A.n- Ea--..lL.L.L-.. E-.I.-..L E-..-L.. NJ

IB institution commences on the
9ith August and tho This
terms for board and tuition $3.50 annum, payable
ally In advance There charges drawing paint
ina aHd also for Spanish aan, German, Latin
tho department
900 annum, payahle yearly advance
Letters Of inquiry should addressed MOTHER BUPF
ROR Of st. JosophS Academy, Emmtsbug Frederick county
Maryland.