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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-11-18

MARRIAGE AND SUICIDE.-The Union
IN. W Democrat of the Oath ult =, says:
''Mr George CARROT, of Paris HILL Onei-
da county, n. Y, who has been living for
the year past in Chicago, Illinois, came on.
pursuant to engagement, to Claryvill, Sui
livan county, on the 18th of October, and
was there married to Miss st. John adopt
ed daughter of Col. G. E. Bushnell, on 10th.
On the morning of the 18th he stepped out
of the house without ATTACHING any par
ticular notice, CT saying anything to excite
suspicion, or intimating an intention to
leave, but he did not return. Search was
made for him, and towards evening his body
was found about one mile from Claryville
in tho woods. He had hung himself with
his handkerchief.
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The VOTE OF THE CITIEs.-The vote
of the principal cities was as follows:
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-11-18
FOR SALT RIVER
RIGHT THROUGH, THE SLOw-sAILING VESSEL,
SAM LANTERN,

RIGHT THROUGH, THE SLOW-sAILING VESSEL,
SAM LANTERN,
WILLARD FILLMORE, MASTER,
VIII leave the shores of North Carolina
this morning, for the headwaters of Salt
River.
LIST OF OFFICERS.
Firt Mate, Andy Donelson,
Second Mate, John NJ. Morehead.
Steward, Ger. j. M. Leach.
Clerk, Il. Burr, Jr.
Engineer, Gen. Afr Dockery
Cook, John II. Haughton
Barkeeper, John w. Cameron,
Assistant do, i. 3. Carmichael.
Spiritual Adviser, Kenneth Rayner.
Pilot, John A. Gilmer.
Physician, G. N. B. Evans.
Barber, Nathaniel Boyden.
Gen. Ticket Agent, John D. Hyman.
For passage, or further particulars, apply
to Il. c. PURYEAR of Yadkin.
A colony is to be established at the head
of Salt River, where the most ''intense
American nationality and pure "Ameri-
can religion will at once prevail. A large
number of Plug Uglies" have already en-
gagged passage, and there will be many on
board of new party, formed on the ruins"
of the X. n. party, called the Plug Outs
No ''furriner" will be allowed to approach
the shore of the river within gunshot of
the Sam Lantern; and all ''furriners" found
at the head of the river will be at once shot
or STABBED. The plug Uglies" and select
crowd from Louisville, Ky, headed by
Prentice, will take pleasure in performing
this duty. 1t has been determined that
Americans shall rule America''--at
the head of Salt River.-Ral. Standard.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-11-18

ington correspondent of the Now York
Herald, says:
Judge Douglas is expected here about
the middle of next week. Shortly after his
ARRIVAL believe the day is not yet fixed
he is to be united to the very embo1i-
ment of youth, beauty and Accomplishments;
indeed, she has been considered the belle of
the city for some time. Miss Coutts, for
that is her name, is from one of the oldest
families in Virginia. The knot is to be
tied in this city, in the holy Catholic church
for she is Catholic-and the highest
dignitaries of the land will assist at the
gala.
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WILLARD FILLMORE, MASTER,
VIII leave the shores of North Carolin
this morning, for the headwaters of Sal
River.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-29
Married,

Married.
s.lru Bi.s Esq, MSS Hasn nssi sDo youngest
daughter Of DR.. Undo, al Of this city.
On Sunday evening" Jan. 81 at the Church OF the Mes
Eah, by the Rev DR.. 0sgood, Mr. JOHN MoaE of Chenan
20 county, n. Y, to MISS JANE CUNNING Of this city
On Thursday, JAM "A, by the Rev. Dr. Smith, Mr. SoIO
R. BRIGGs to Miss RUTH BLAKE, both Of this city.
On Tuesday, Jan. 90 by the Rev. Mr. Hoyt at the
sdtAce Of Mr. J. Mott South Brooklyn Mr.. w. WoRpEN
to Mrs. MARGARET DAYTON, both Of Bergen, N J.
At Belport L. L. on Friday, Jan. Is, by Rev. J. Addi
soa Saxton, Mr. JOHN SIMMONS, Of Morchss to Miss LYDIA
l. HrIss, Of Belport
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UypopSAo-Ns OAsos, - consequences,
The causes which give rise to dvs,epsia are - y,r,ou, IS
sus 81 proscsd Indulgence In he use of
adueI.ed snul,n sod in .Averns porter houses and
c,sysss ao1ios: eompouOds increase with
Aeir he OF the stomach become inaed and
ds:soysa wns he increased sV sssssy
pAysicL powers ofhe have succumbed e continued
other The disease arises ~ the consequence OF
M N the ssss Juice Of the stomach che great soven
opS " 9s he nn 81 Ds ID
g. n:Sss..ry suppl, CT bile from The duodsnu Vim also
Ilsie scarcely solitary disease OF which indigestion may
s1ss orisn and ps'scalssl y v sopsa@psion ' ~
In our soSni.y, .psciai As busy metropolis, whore
w6isl 6!olsa hssl6 ruined con.ulauoas
xsss % up e o Ss s e Ssr Ssd
eaten he q e being only s5sssasd
disease Of constant recurrence.
nay q, e ard s.ass o. n:
;: ar 81 % s are =.
d. t cure d this train of evils. xha. .re The chief indie.
snss .sss s.ndS system a A ssasS
IN Ss
~ and to aid muscular contract
wos % usss
s.. :!.ss . ~ and .asssss
&: dor
.s,t Of the liver aroused ptrspaaon appears
I:
$ e
lisus influences Of sdusrasd fsrmsnte or dssd liquors.
IN IN .ss saS
:sf y q $
:sss .Ssis n our syss town, and cities
S only 'sis
cal consequences Sunday Dispatch.
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THE MILITARY,

r lindsey BLUEs.-THE MEMBERS OF THE ABOVE
II hereby notified TO attend drill 10 be held this
Tucsday evening, January 20 a prooks Rooms 351
street, at 8 O'Clock In fatigue dress. by order,
Cyonen W. RrIprR, Orderly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-29

WATCHES At WHOLESALE PRICEs.-GOLD AND
silver wAtshes Of every desc ipon, less than oer
store In The city, Buyers OF good watches would do vel
call before purchasing elsewhere. Every srce NAKED in
plain figures IN The window, L. y. J4CoBs importers OF
watches, @g7 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-29

Mornings Patcnt Champion Fire and Bur
eas proof .aie Win HAIRS patent powder proof lock Both
feoved prize medals Of the Worlds Fair London 1851 and
ekysta, Palsoe New YORK, 1884. SILAD G. HRRRING
= 90, l36, Isl and lS9 Water street, N Y.
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Few York Lung Institute, No. Bond Street.
New York. January g. l856-From and after this
ai ton vii be under the medical charge OF D. D. T. MES
TELL A. NJ. NJ d. and assistants. New aud complete
have been perfected for The convenience and
An busincss COMMUNICATIONS should be addressed to g.
VAndeusen, Secretary, No. 6 Bond street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-29

CEoARs.-50oOO0 HAVANA, DOMESTIC AND GERMAN
= rogar, Of yarious qualities and brands at much below
their mpfke value. Operas low 81 German Noras
low az % 60 Purchasers invited stock
Q. CHEEKS, o. Broadway, up stairs
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LOST LAND WARRANTS

NOTICE-LOST LAND WARRANT--A BOUNTY LAND
mo- lOa6g for forty Of baud issued under the
or september, 1850 10 ard In the Of Sarah v. Dubois,
willow OF samuel DubO aud enclosed letter directed
NAH Heay NO q Third avenue was lost Glen from the
and the city OF Now York. The public against
buyrg said warrant said sarah Dubois has about
such warrant.
New York, Dec 70 1856
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, sc.

tALIFoRNIA DIAMONDS, EQUAL TO THE REAL.
s sion 70 81 rings 70 500 earrings y % s2, ladiss
oosrg amount addressed L. 4 J. JACOBS, manufacturing
EINE JEwELRY--AT $50 HOUSTON STREET, NEAR
broadway. consisting OF coral bracelets, earrings
brooches &C. The articles al warranted and viii be sold
manufacturing prices early application be made ladies
desiring purchase handsome presents and genuine articles
would DO well TO call at $50 Houston street. before purchasing
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Especiallv Adaute1l Tor

HollowaysP Pills are Especially Adapted for
u cure Of dyspepsia and bilious complaints It uuver
sa admted fact that they never fail to these dsorde
aer aa onsr mediSnss have been ied IN vain Sold At
~ Strand. London and By all druggists, 25c, 6sc and
N-' "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-29

(oAL.-THE BUSINESS or THE LATE PETER CLINTON
~ has at his old estsbshed yards
OF and Greenwich Streets OF Twenty fifth
and Ninth and l6 Duane street, where win
cold the best quality Of red and white ash COAL tho lowest
price for cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-29

Chaps, chafes, Rough, Tender, Flesh
Psnpss, TssaIss s.up4ons &C. cured BY q0URAUps
1seheads or any part Of the body Rouge lily white hair
eye and restorative At the old depot 81 Walker street.
store nom Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-29

Vhe Great Inhallng Remedy for Asthma,
esneunpton and Al diseases Of The throat lungs-Dr
osII Thousands have been restored o health
md BY O. H. Ring 1876 Broadway Price only % PACK
a4e Dr. Curtis viii be at the Once daily nom 10 O'Clock
Wheye - may be consulted free OF charge.
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DENTISTRY.

DENTIsTRY.--DRs NAPOLEON PRETERRE 4 WIN.
IL O. THACYS ARTIFICIAL teeth are unsurpassed for beauty
and durability. Teeth be inserted without pain or extract
ing the roots and without springs clnsps required
Prices very moderate onse 4s5 Broadway corner OF How
ard street.
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Trusses.-The Best American, French and
German russes with and without mechanic sold ct half tn,
usual prices for cash only Perfect satisfaction given
pay forwarded 70 The country Wholesale dealers supple
extremely low prices BRIDGMAN Co. 1853 Grand street
near Uentre market.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-29

Perf1Hed Broath.-What Lady or Gen.
onan would remain under the of dagreeabo breath,
whom BY usiug the Balm Of Thousand Flowers' Q
ee would mot only render sweet but leave the teeth white
a.d he subject % de.ie their friends VIII mention
Pour single drop Of the Balm" your tooth brush,
and wash the teeth night and morning. fifty bottle will
hst For sale BY FETRID6E CO., proprietors and
and all druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-29

TAMEs TUCKER, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN Ri
cherche Paris flowers, VIII be fully prepared with reab
til May Rich bridal wrcaihs nj any moment available n,
3S7 broadway, near White street.
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POLITICAL.

A VERY INTERESTING CEREMONY TOOK PLACE
N In the Seventeenth ward Wednesday evening lasl
Iame-Ihe gaaLizlDg OF the Soft Shell Ward Committee Tor
the current year only few of the twenty composing were
present. most OF whom officials In high standing The farce
waa the superntendence ofan ocoa very
ledge he display cd in galvansm. would nustIc, 10
say that this committee do faithful oyc
teentb, including Mackerelvle and all the adjoining
lands and premises thereo belonging within given parallels
therefore, one Is bound 10 confess that II was they
Who mndc the spider parallels design
Sure as lie Moiyre. without rule or lino, Pr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-29

Young AMERICA, NO. 4, NOW READY-A SPLEEN.
did number; but ne yspapers must not notice II, because
BAmercan; every American must not like because IL is
Americana one mus buy it, because is Amer.can no one
must read IT, because II American. Young America an
American comic and satrca paper price per num-
ber Punch Is nglsh comic and sailrca paper price
cents per number Therefore should buy
Punch Should anybody wish copy OF Young America
they find of publication Price 81 cents
I. W. STRONG, % Nassau street.
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FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.
I'm DEMANDE-UET DEMOISFfLE FRAN JAISE COM.
~ femme dc cabrc eli bonnie denfsns; ellie are
mune dc bons certificate cages 80 mois. S'adresser
snre 10 heure~ midi NJ Garcily 81 John st. premier.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-29
NEWSPAPERS.

MAGNIFICENT AS DAY.-THIS WEEKS EDITION
1M Of the NEW YORK LEDGEk now ready, Is the most
beautiful eekD paper issued America In add Ion
TO- e. Its continuation Of original tales elegantly AID
as numerous engravpgs OF the latest fashions dresses
bonnets, cloeks collars, Sc, making the Interesting
cents. Sold by all newsmen.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PERSONAL.

REFORMATION WANTED OF ETHERINA FIrzPAT
been in New York years. She lived with James Qun,
Leonard street. at that time Her brothers wish to hear
from her. Please address Francis Mcguire, 2l7 Sullivan
street, where her brother stops -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-29

NEW ENGLAND BROWN BREAD .BAxERY.-THE
IN subscribers have leased the premises
the Twentieth ward bakery, No 5 Sixth avenue Broad
way where they prepared furnish public their
Boston brown bread hot and fresh every morning Families
wishing become regular customers may be served their
Otherwise Those who have given their bread viii fully
endorse the propretors IN saying that they furnish better
cheaper and palatable article than any bakery Ne
York Price 12 cents per loaf Large All orders viii be
promptly executed. Grocers supplied reasonable
BELL -
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GAME, GAME, GAME
VI We are receiving, daily,
LARGE SUPPLtES OF WESTERN GAME, AT IS BROADWAY.
For sale 70 consumers o. wholesale prices
Farmers and dsrymen DESTROYS Of cOnsgng products
70 Us for SALE are seerred for information 70 All the local
press Agents. A. l. SrIMsON,
No. So Broadway. -
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A PUBLIC MEETING OF VALLEY FORGE LODGE
"A NO - lamerican Pfotes Assccaton) will be he'd
" attend. ' -
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO PHYSICIANS WHO DE
sRe 10 apply electro chemical baths the removal OF
metallic substances from the body. J. r. PALMENBHRG
~ Canal street. near Broadway manufacturer Of Bunsen
fully pyepar 70 put these baths having already furnished
several Of high standing 40 this city with hem who
oegs leave call The attention Of the profession his mprov
ed batteries which, for power durability smpleness
construction are much superior any heretofore kn0wn
telegraph companies manufacture Of patsd and
experimenting they be recommended tho best Tho
ouah instructions given In the application
baths ba tores always hand ct low prices Orders puno
tualy executed.
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ASTROLOGY.

yLAIRy0YANCE.MR5;F 7; hayes, CLAIRvoYANT
ant powers. Mrs. H. s the best medical cairvoyant the
United States Cal and for ONCE 16 Grand
electromagnetic. DR.. Ii. psychologist and electrician.
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MISCELLANY.
Why The Restriction2


The Carolinian has come out quite hand
soneIy in: favor Of having the State repre-
sented in the Cincinnati. Convention. This
is well. But why that restriction as to the
nominee Of the. Convention Why will
no one else do but, President 4Piercei Why
would not Hunter, of, Virginia, or, our own
Butler suffice Why would not any goo,i
and ue,exponent of the very same .pfinci-
Piles entertained By our present Chief Mag.
istrate sdfficca IF it shall 40 happen that
the nomination fall on Pierce, it will be a
glorious thing. But should lit fall on. any
other man Of equal soundness, could we say
nay with any prnpriety or Consistency Z Let
ns pause before adopting this one man idea.
Remember, there are other statesmen MS
good rs Pierce, and as safe, and as ,trl,e.
|, would hr hazardous to assert thecontrary.
If the Carolinian had said that our dele
gates ought to 60 instructed TO vote for no
man who did not stand on constitutional
grounds Identical with~those which gnid-
the present administration, we should (for
one) have accorded our most hearty consent.
This would be placing. ourselves. exar,lv
along side Of Georgia, Florida and Ala,,arna.
which is precisely the position in line, our
present duty calls upon us to take. = It is
only thus that our delegation can he eff.
cient for any good. We 60 to unite with
our friends in making the hest selection pos
sible in most important matter. That
SELECTION, by the express announcement of
those friends, is to lie made in strictest con-
f"rmity. with. principles dear to us NIL in
common. What moro can we aska. II
we fix upon Pierce. irrevocabIy, where is
the use of our going to Cincinnati at all ?
Would not our sister States Of the
South regard our conduct in the light of 3
mockerya Would it not, indeed, be a s; 9.
cies of man-worsl,ip that might well PRO
woke their contempt Z We are sure our
respected contemporary will agree with us,
that any such pre-decision on our part
would place our delegation in most awk,
ward position as regards their Southern as,
soc'ates.-"Principles. not men," is the
motto under which We are bound TO 90 into
the Convention. Clearly. our State would
and should first vote for Pierce in preference
to almost any other man. But if he be
pronounced unavailable, and some other man
Just as true (perhaps Southerner) be re.
garded 10y the Convention more secure of
electi"n. would the Carolinian have lis
withhold our sanction from the nomination
Surely not.-Edgefeld Advertiser.
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The Edgc6eId Informcr.

"IIere shall the Press the peoples rights main.
tain,
Unawed by power, and unbrihed by gain"
INHE Subscriber proposes, on the first Thurs.
day in February next, If sufficiently en-
conraged, to commence the publication. at
Edgefield c. H.. of an independent, non:neu.
tra'. weekly Newspaper. to be called '"7ne
Edg:fcld Inform,er."
The InfoTmer will be the medium" of the
writer's viewson all subjects that may in any
wise interest the. people or affect their rights.
Reform end Progress will he the distinguishing
features Of the "I,.fornaer." and while its col.
umns shall furnish the usual amount Of general
information relative to commerce, Agriculture
and politics, science, literature and the arte,
most prominent among the subjects contempla.
ted for discussion, sre the questions of divi ing
Edgefield and Barnwell Districts into two new
Districts; thorough reform iu our State poll
ty. and the peoples side of the Electoral ques-
ton. go ~
In his department., the Editor will be assisted
by able and popular writer's; and no trouble,
labor, and expense shall he spared to make the
"informer' wnat newspaper ought to be.
subscription price 81 year, in advance-pay-
able, on the receipt oil the first number.
Address the subscriber, at Elgefield c. H.,
s. c. e. W. Styles.
Edgefield, Dec 20, 1855 ~.
N. B-Postmasters and others who will
act as agents for the "inforlnrr," upon sending
in ten Names shall receive one copy free.
C.. W. S.
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N OTICE.

T WILL sell, nt my residence, on the F7rsi
/ Tuesday in February neat, all my Real aud
Personal Property, consisting Of about
430 Acres of Land,
near: half otswhch is in the woods and well
timhered. The open land is in high state OF
cultivation, with n hur.lred acres of low
gr"uds. On the plac" are good
Dwelling-House,
Clubhouse aud Screw, aud other necessary
buildings, all in good repair. The Ferry known
rs
!, Moseley's Ferry, &
as well ne the landing OIL the Georgia side of
thei;iver, will be sold at the same time. Also,
Nine Likely Negroes,
together with Horses. Cattle, sheep and Hogs
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation
'r"ois, Corn, Fodder, Peas and Oats one Car
gaye and Harness, three Wagons and other
articics Unnecessary to mention.
: Terms made known on day Of sale. .
y NARY iMOSELEY.
eBs Any Of the aforementioned can be
bought privately previous to rst of February.
n. III.
Z Jan 16. 1856 ,ss;;&~87 I'd
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Right Living.

= 'To love and to labor, il the sum os ~
ing and yet how mamie think they live
who neither labor nor loye.p ~
What gem-thought It II. set ID this
quaint old Saxon The FIRST part ef tho
sentence is beautiful text for onss life,
while the other is an equally sad sepmmen-$
tary on the @living" of 8 great portion oe
humanity Etstas. e !
+. And are not these twain, the loving and
the laboring, the one "royal lswr Of the BIZ
..ble, and do they nei tringswith them their,
own exceeding grees reward"f :,
Ye who seek after happiness, behold, hels
lis the key. S :sssss
: This sitting down, folding mp ones hands;
and moping away ones life in . vain yearfi;sss:
ing after affection, will never do you any
good.
just step out If yourself, and live sfor
and IN others. Go out with brave: spirit
into the world, and minister to the wants of.
humanity. Everywhere hands ! are reach-
ing out to you for help; everywhere bleed.
ing hearts are needing the'baln df. sympa..
thy and tenderness. . 80 -: = - 1ssS.
The little, children want yonrs smile, sahe
old people want some COM tortihg word
and the strongest and slle2 best have ti,eits
hours of sympathy and of need - ~
So ,don'tsit still, we spray, you. for this is
not living. Bits whatsosver yotSr hand.
findeth 70 do, ,ssdo it withSSonr nigh" !" vitks
a true. honest heart and purpose; and n, n,
matter how heavy may be the darkness of
the night through which you are walking,
the morning will rise, the flowers will bloe-
som, and the birds sing about you. -
y Arthur's Home Aaodsine.
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SPARTA sBURG
# e NAL e COLL L GE
lFAGIJITY.

J.WOFFORD j. TUCKER, President, and Pro
%.fessoraof English Literature; '.''e
Rev. CHARLES taylor. Nj. d, Professor
: Of Natural Science and Mathematics; -:
Miss SPHEBESPAINE,. E,itr,etress in Modern
Language. Bstany PAysiotogy, Descriptive
Sr.s~P:s4E. SAUNIER,t. $Professor Of Music
81: A Lady competent to instruct in any Of the
. Ornamental branches # Female Education will
Sbe procured before the commencement of the
Term. ,ssSz Ia =
Preparatory Department. $40 year
Collegiate Department embra- -
cling every thing taughtin ths
College course, 40"
Music on Piano, extra, 40 g
Fancy Needle Work, Wax "
flower Work, Leather work,
etc, "' ."
Tuition Fees payable in all cases strictly Zone
Term. or half yearly in advance. -
Donsd. on. the Campus, with
members of Faculty, incIud,
ing all expenses; lights, fuel,
washing attention, DC, $l2 per month.
Board, without the items Of
! lights and washing, 10
Sss5ssF' e. esSns" in advance will be re,
/. SCHOLASTIC TERMS.
~ The next regular Term will commence on
s Monday, the25 Of February. Annual Com.
{ mencemeDt mt the game time with Wotford
College, in July;fno summer vacation. The
Fall Term will close in December
All the appliances are now complete for q
.saeeessfnl prosecution of our labor. A good
Chemical and Philosophical Apparatus has
Ibesp purchased nnd is now ready for use. The
> utmost care and attention will be paid to the
J health and comfort as well as the mental and
neral improvement of our pupils .s,.. :.
InAhem emode and processes Of Education, our
nt1fS~b bko
adiseiPline the nnderstanding--to teach young
aladies ho,c 10 think,
s.SssIti is :butjpst to ourselves to saw that our
PEbfesor Df Music is one of the most skilIful
mastsr ,pf the science; he 5deserxedly stauds
q ssepa4 t0pbne in bis own department..
Il &4a6y BE allowed to reInark here that we
;;eyes burg Female College as the
2;chHxres institution OF similar grade in south
Csf6libs pdpI maS .Syait herself ofthe ad-
iof sekeFy thing DO the College course,
Z Z 3osrding. and an Incidental. scho.
fora littlsiess than two hundred
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