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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
A RARE CHANCE FOR 1.
AN INV Sim EMIT!

FOR SALE +efw
Il EALUABLE Tract OFLAND,
Adjoining the Town Of Cannelton!
Consisting Of about hundred acres. one-half of
which is bottom land, and the remainder extends into
the delightful hills that border the town. All of il is
embraced in plat of the town Of Cannelton and is in
demand for house lots. The lower boundary of the
uacts is not more than ten minutes walk from the ex
tensive Cotton Factory and principal coal mines All
the products OF the land be sold on the soil to the
people of the town. 1t is most admirably situated for
vegetable gardens for-whch the town affords good
market and high prices. The land will eventually all
he wanted for house lots On the premises are three
dwellings, one OF which is worth $500; another is worth
$500; the other beautiful cottage residence cost
three years to erect it. Either of these houses can
be had with the land, all of them,s the purchaser
may wish they separated by street from the body
of The land, and all of the 'ots laid off for resi-
dences The property will ne sold on liberal credit to
irresponsible purchaser. i9s g,f v 81
The location Is one of the delightful ON the Ohio
river, and the principal cottage with three acres in ear
den and fruit the most beautiful rural residence be-
tween here and Louisville The chief motive for offer
ing for ae, is that the property is too valuable to
rent, and needs more attention than the owner can at
present bestow it, Address or apply to the editor of
'i'e 'ouihai' Evansville. my2
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-28
'H. MISCELLANEOUS.
EVA NSV Ill L 4
PAPER WAREHOUSE.

EVANSV LIE
PAPER WAREHOUSE.
WYE have now on hand and offer on liberal terms,
w awel assorted stock for printers and bookbind-
ers, among which we name
500 bundles Printing Paper, assorted sizes;
1000 Straw Boards; 1000 Tar Boards,
As well coered Printing Paper: plain Cap and Hos.
flat Cap; Deny, Medium, white and coorei Cards and
Card Boards, Wish have cut to any size; Post
Office paper; Manila Wrapping, Printers Ink. &c.
We also beg leave call the attention Of dealers to
stock of 300 bundles Wrapping Paper, and 100 gross Of
Bonnet Boards. The highest market prch paid for
Rags. TENSzY l. SORENSON.
ap1s.
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B 5MISCELLANEOUS.
STORAGE WANTED.

VHYE are prepared TO store IN our Fire Proof W are
w house any quantity Of Grain, Produce, or Mer<
chandize, on the mos liberal terms.
Having large and airy rooms up stairs, particular care
will be taken of Household Furniture, Agriculture,
Implements and all kinds of goods or wares liable to
damage from damp rust.
Insurance effected at the fire proof rates. by tn
month, or LONGER, when desired.
Warehouse located corner Of Locust street and w
and r. Canal and most convenient for shipping by
River or Railroad. Apply to 10. FOSTER co.
an1s.
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PAPER HANGING WAREHOUSE.
rH C. SCHMITT n STARK, --
fi Efrsf Street Near NafU.

ENCOURAGE HOME MANCFACr CRING.
EG7 wish call the attention Of old customers
~ and of everybody in want of elegant and desir-
able Furniture Ia our new and very rich Patterns Of
Sofas, Socales Divans Elizabeth and Parlor Chairs,
and in Hair Cloth Plush and Brocatel, which will lie
rea,ly for inspection in q few days. d
Every article in tue Upholstery Line Is made under
personal superintendent and expressly fcr the
City Trade. We make IL aim to sell n cheap as
any house in the West and all weSsk Isl give CALF
before you go and spend your money a'road.
apa7 c. SCHMlTT & STARK
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-28

DUGGY WHEELS
Id 10 setl1s inch and ~ inch Buggy Wheels, rec'
and for sale ny SAMUEL ORR.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-28

III a " G.
completed ar
range m G nts
withEuropean
and American
manufacturers
for a direct
~ supply of all
All gods in my
~ Ii ne, 4 am en-
ablel 10 offer
inducements,
that cannot
to the interest OF
'ngaged in the bu-
s. to give me a
name in part
Hoes. haffs. Rars,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-28
NEW YORK, August aGth, 1sJ6

State of New-Ynrk, !
!, Joseph G.. Lawrence, a Commissioner OF deeds IN
and for the City and County, AMI Notary Public in
and for the state If New York. do hereby certify that
on the t,av of The date hercp, before me personally
came 7. Vale, to me well known, who being by NE
duly sworn, dl deposeaDl sly that the contents OF the
foregoing certificate, signed Nv him are true.
Ia witness Whereof i have SUBSCRIBED NV name rs
Commissioner Of Deeds and Notary Public, of the state
of New York. and have aihNeluy Notafla seal ut my
Office the 18th day OF Angus, $50. -
Commissioner Of Deed and.N otary Public,
g. Wall street, Neg York.
We challenge themedel,facul,y of the Unitc States
To produce remedy equal Ia DR.. Euyrie's Gee rie'i
Remedies for external Internal Piles. 80 cents per
box. Office d Nassau street, New York, will be sent
Ivy mail to any part Of the United States. Sold ty all
respectable druggists in the United states.
n. ban Agent wanted, terms cash.
DIR. DCPRIE'S FILLS
Are unrivalled Tor purifying the boot being an etiec-
tua renlely for Internal Piles, Salt Rheum, Ring
Worm, Nc., 900 reward will be paid toany person that
can Irove thev cOiItsin anything III uIious to The ys
tenn. viii he sent ly mail to any part gf the I nite'l
States. 20 cents per box. Principal Office y Nassau
street, New York, and for sale 10y all respect lie rr,s
giSis in the 4. Stttes.
EUROPEAN PATENT MEDICINE OFFICE,
rs Nassau street, New fufk,
WM. j. EEDPATIl I co.
dec3 IS PROTECTORS.
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ENXTRAeTs AND FLAyORINGS.-

n FAD AND SHOT "a. ..-.
IL Is bags Patent Shot, assorted Nos.
p do Buck do do do
e0l0 lbs Bar Lead, for eiy
septic WAEELER a. RIGGS.
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ID T Z u 81!

- -hs -1s--s -A--. We
HET + beg to call the attention Of the public 70 IN
w following sworn certificate from one ~ GU
most respectable citizens, Mr.. Vain, The fafhern-law
nj the lrOTetor Of the Courier les Ca;S Uns, ami
formerly gunmaker in Philadelphia:
DR. DUPEIE-Dclr sir:-l hereby certify that i have
been afflicted with the Piles fur near 90 years; that
have sel ls bOIties az Barnes Pile Lotion and every
thing else could hear OF, but all TO elect FOR they
did me little or no good. About two months since,
commenced using your valu remedies for the Piles,
and have the happiness 70 that they have hi' the
desired effect they have CURED NJ 81 this most dis
trcsSng complaint. consider this almost miracle,
for am now - years Of age. sincerely recommend
them To all afflicted with the above complaint.
Signed, y. ALlh,
No. 80 Franklin street,
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MEDICAL.
n0Ln,s GENIINE PREPARATION

HELMBOLD's GENUINE PREPARATION
Highly Concentrated Conpeunc
Fluid Extrct Buchu.
For Diseases Of the Bladder. Kidneys, Grs>e
Df0psy. Uedknesses. Distractions. Secret
Diseases, Female Compldints, and all
Diseases Of tie Serual Organs,
Arising from Excuses and Imprudencies in life, am.
kidneys or Sexual Organs whether existing in
MALE OR FEMALE,
From whatever causet they may have orisinar--,
And no Matter how long Standing.
q,,., - Bloom to the Pallid Cheek.
JOY TO THE AFFLICTED!
1t cures Nervous and Debilitated Sufferers and re-
moves all symptoms, among which will be found
Indisposition
rs. Power, Loss Memory rs, %
Difficulty of Br.- ,i,,A
e1nSe; Wesk SsTvSf r og Tsa I'd.
Wealfulness, Dimness OF Vision, Languos.
Universal LaSsitude of the Muscular System, IN.
Hands, Flushing OF the Body, Dryness oftGe Skin,
Pallid counter,snee ard Eruption on the Face,
Pain in the Back, He1viness of the Eve
lids. Frequently Black Spots Flyins -1
before the Eyes, with Temporary
Suhusion and Loss of Sight; "a
Iaa Want of Attention; Great
Mobility; Restlessness,
with Horror of So .
ciety. Nothing
is more de- .
sirable to such Patients than solitude, and nothing
more dread for fear of themselves;
RepOSe OF manner, no Ear
20 nestness, no Specu-
lation, huta hur-
/ --r .. ried transita-
.r.r ...r -.- tion
from one question to another.
These svmptGns IL allowed to go Orr-whch this nso
RR, FATUTTY, AND ErILRPTIc TIrs-in one of which
the ptent may expire. Who can say thatthese excess
es rot oftcii followed by those dreadf diseases
INSANITY A.D CoSsUYPTIoNl The records of the In
SAFE ssyLUas and the melancholy deaths Nv con.
sy I0S bear ape Witness 10 the truth Of these as
sertions. In Lunatic aSvlUms the most melan-
cholly exhibition appears. The countenaree is acts..
" Sodden and almost destitgteeitIer mirth or grief
ever visits H. Should sound of voice occur, il is
rarely artcuiate. cd
with wosful measures wan dcspair;
Low sullen sounds his rrief heguiled.'
Debility is mos; terrible, ard laslrouyht thousanos
upon thousands untiuiey graves; thus blasting the
anlitien OF many NOME youths. 1t be cured ty
the use OF this
INFALLIBLE REMEDY.
Ifyou suffering with any ofthe above dstressihs
ailments, the flaid Extract ilnchu viii cure you.
Try il and he convinced 81 Is efficacy n.
beware of nuack NOstrnIss and Quack Doc.
lpFs. iO falsely iOaSt OF aiiliies and References
Citizens knOw and avoid them; and long 81 fcrLx
ana money and exposure, ly sending calling for
bottle OF this Popular and Specific Remedy.
1t al,ays all pain and inflammation. is perfectly plain
peaant in its taste and odor, but immediate in its
ton. .ra- I'D
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HNUFFEE.-
" 40 sacks Rio Coffee; hale Mocha;
septs ''Ae'' '''''' z. ii. COOK SON.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-01-21

fearful consequences will be the result. !
often happens, too, that those who wander
away in q moment Of Dissatisfaction and
pride, feel that they have done wrong and yet
are ashamed to %coufess il. They would rath-
er starve than make the acknowledgement.
Nay, many NAVE persisted under such CIR
c~umstances. To the sick, the suffering, the
dispirited or the unfortunate-what could be
more soothing, more encouraging thar voices
from home? A letter, a kind letter may
unseal the fountains Of tenderness that have
long been frozen uD, revive = thousand gen-
tic "reminiscences. change the heart, re-nerVe
the nature, and thus re-animats and restore.
1t is, moreover, so easy q thing to write. A
few minutes devoted to a work Of duty and
OF love Of this character, and who may ina
CINE tho consequences? Alas how many a
heart has heen Souaded. how many a friend
ship has been broken, how many a solemn
engagement has been frittored away, by thu
errors, nay, the vices of i%ndolencs, indifer
ence, aud neglect.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-01-21
RED FEMALE
ACADEMY

siNtA session al this school will h. a
s'hed on MONDAY. the II Of Feoa,r. n.,g
an'sr tie charge VI NJ. M.rimefb.r IT ~,
daughter. Wis aEs
essslfsai SFsinIneits 80 q &ss- l. Holiday, late
President OF iIasnpaga Ssiesy College, Va; %.
S. Maapiu, Professor of Cas nistry ia the UIiTer-
sity Of Virgins Res. john Gram,ner, Rpicopst
minister of Haiiflx Court House, We; ThO.als ).
Green of Halifax; Samuel Z Anderson, OF Prince
Edward Va; Hon John Iiili, OF Buckingham, Va,
and Insny others
The Academy i s.;uaisl in Orange Comfy, SIX
teen miles from ii, isbetn "a, ;wvnt! miles from
0xfprt, an sixteen lB..s firm Dufham's De-
pot, on the North taroligy Raiiropd.in : h'aitfyi
moral and intelligent runmanty, aud Gould be
especially recommended = parents ana guardians
10 the low county, wEe have daughters an NsIds
that would Be benefited by ; hail country and ss'u-
brious climate.
Terms, per- Session n Fire Months:
Spelling. Reading and Writing, IS %
Higher Ensllsh. Ancient and Modern Geog-
rIphy. and other branches usually taught
in female seminaries. = ~
Latin and Greek, inclu ling the former. u 20
Mas;e on Plane. i~netuliag use instrument, 20 go
Drawing and paint z, each, : %
Embroidery gratis,
Board caa be had acar the Academy, for fTom
ST., SIS per m"nta- Tn sahsenh<r can accom-
moiate six or eight borders al s, tights, fuel, wash
ing. Sc. included.
Fer further particulars apply to
Gk0. VI. JONES. Sre'y,
Board Of Trust. e..
January 2N-G,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-01-21
Woman's Power:

LamaFtine, the gifted poet-statesman Of
France, pays a sublime tribute - Woman's
power, when ho says-"Womsn with weaker
passions than man is superior to man by the
soul. The Gauls attributed to her an addi-
tioRal sense. They were right. Nature has
given woman two painful but heavenly gifts
which distinguish them above human nature
compassion and enthusiasm. BY compass
sion they devote themselves by enthusiasm
they exalt themselves. What more does he-
roism require? They have heart and more
imagination than man. Enthusiasm spring.
from the Imagination, and self sacrifice from
the heart. Women are, therefore, more nat
urally heroic than men. All nations hav
in their annals some of those miracles of pat
riotism Of which woman is the instruments in
the hand of God. When all is desperate in
a national cause, we need not yet despair
while there remains a spark Of resistance in
a woman's heart"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-01-21
CNitrtssss' Q%fpartmtnt,


How YEARLY and slowly pass the hours,
as one sits by the couch of sickness and suf-
feringl Solicitude aud anxiety for tho pale,
emaciated invalid, may drive sleap from our
eyes and slumber from our eyelidA. and the
watcher, though weary and sad, yet patient
~ keep. her place by the suffering loved one
glad or the privilege Of ministering to his or
her wants and soothing them in the hour Of
affection.
But the poor stricken one, racked with
pains and scorehed with fevprs. how anx-
iously in the stiffness Of the night does he
inquire for the passing hour, and we hear
him, as he watches the slow ticking Of the
clock exclaim Hoo slol1 the night rolls
array" o! with what intense anxiety do
they watch to catch tie first streaks Of NOR
ming light. One who has watched by the
bedside IF suffering humanity through the
long. still night, when the great heart OF the
world i. hn.hed 70 rcpose, can tell the solemn
import Of fhc words uttered by this afflicted
bein.. as BE- rrapplol with the strong arm
Of disease ani end5avored 20 ward oil it's
keen shaft. Tho mother who watches with
s~leeplcss eye over the couch Of her suffering
infant, ezclajms in sorrow-"II How slow the
night rolls away!" The stormtost mariner
nearing the port Of home the traveller who
ba, fr many o long and tedious day beer
absent from the loved ones Of his family cir
Gle the christian who has buffeted the
storms Of life for many a long and weary
yesr-whsn they think # their reunions, and
Of their del,verauce from the evils incident
to life, cry outflow slowly the night roll
away 7" How many voices in this sin strick
en-, suffering world, echo this lamentation.
Bot, thank Heaven, tho night shall havc
an end. The bloom Of health will again
mantle the cheek, If net in this world, it viii
in that better land, where sickness an
sorrow never come" The separated an,
absent will meet again, if not on the shores q
time, they will beyond Jordan's swellin
food. Praise God Cor the better land, wher
there il no night, but where the light Of Iii
countcnanco shall shine brightly upon u
forever.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-01-21
DEATHS.

At the residence of her grandfather, in Or
ange county, on the Gath of Dec. last, after
an illness Of four months, Mrs. Sarah Jane
Hughes, concert of Mr.. w. r. Hughes, in
the 22d year OF her age, leaving = discoEso-
late husband and many friends to mourn her
loss. and a babe of four months who can
never know a mothers care; but they mourn
not AZ those without hope. She obtained an
interest in Christ during her Illness, and ever
spoke Of her end with calmnsss and resigna-
! ton. During her long sickness she was
never heard to utter one murmur Of com
plant. May that kind Providence who is
! ever near, be q support to her bereaved
husband and protector to her motherless babe,
is the desire of one who loved her much.
At a meeting Of Jerusalem Lodge. NJ. 95.
Ancient York Masons, held on the 18th day
of December 1856, the following resolutions
with regard to the death of the Rev. Wash
ington Dixon, were unanimously adopted.
Resolced, That BY the death Of our worthy
brother Rev Washington Dixon. the Lodge
has susta ned the ioss Of a good member, and
the community bas been deprived Of a good
citizen.
Resolped, That we truly sympatbize with
his bereaved relatives, and hereby extend t.
them our sincere and heartfelt coincidence
Resolred, That we will wear the usua
badge of mourning thirty days.
Resolved. That these resolutions be sen
to the Spirit of the Age, and North CarolinI
! Christian Advocate, for publication and on
: secretary is hereby instructed TO transmit
copy Of the same to the disconsolats famil,
: of our deceased brother.
Q JN0. II. COWARD, W. Nj.
, NJ. P. POWELL, Sec.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-01-21

We copy the following from the Standard.
A previous engagement prevented our hear
ing Mr.. Wiley's remarks, as we would have
liked to do:
We had the pleasure on Wednesday even
ing last, of hearing an interesting address
from Calvin ii. Wiley, ESQ.,, State Superin
tendent of Common Schools, 90 the subject
of the condition and progress of the schools
and education generally. Mr.. Wiley was
introduced to the audience by Mr.. Cherry,
Of BERTHE, long a devoted friend of public in
struction. The audience, not so large as we
could have wished to see it, appeared to be
deeply interested by the valuable facts and
statistics which were presented.
Mr.. Wiley traced the history Of our Com
mon Schools for the last sixteen years, show
ing the importance to their success Of the
Office which he now fills, and exhibiting the
improvements in the system, especially du-
ring the last five or six years. Our progress
in this respeet has recently been most graft
flying. and the future is full ofpromise. North
Carolina is far ahead of any other Southern
State in her system Of Common Schools and
the day is not distant when she will take he
stand in the ednca ional ranks with many o
the Northern and Eastern States.
Here is a cause around which We can al
rally, without regard to party-S cause which
appeals with more force thsn any other Il
the judgment and the heart of the philan-
thropiSt and statemRa. Happen what may
let us stand by this interest, aud foster ant
improve it until it becomes what i
should be-a great light of nope, and g
source of security for our liberties, social an
political, now and for all generations. We
regret that We lack space 30 follow Mr., Wi
ley through his address. He has shown
deep and most commendablc interest in tn
noble work confded 50 his hands; and tn
fruits OF his labors are beginning to be see
and felt for good in all nnrts of the State-
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-01-21
MARRIED

In Caswell county, N. G., at the residence
of James Warrington. Esq, on the 9Th inst,
by Rev. j. II. Pickard, DR. E. M. Powell to
Miss A. P. Watlington.
In Catawba county, n. c., on Wednesday
evening the 7th lust, by Rev. r. L. Aber-
nathy. Mr.. Harvel Suttlemyre, to Mrs. Eme-
line E. Whitsner.
AS the lady was formerly a Link, be Mr..
ST. being an I~rensmith, welded himself in
to her affections.
On Thursday the 1st JAN, Mr.. John A.
Winstead, to Miss j. a. Bunting by DR.. j.
Ii. Drake, Esq.
In McDonough, on the morning of the 4th,
at the residence of Mr.. John Fryer, by the
Rev. L. 7. Doyal Mr.. Chas. B. Smith, for
merly Of RaleigheNsc., TO Miss Ella A. Fry
er, Of McDonouga, Ga.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-01-21

ne subscriber being DESTROYS to remove west
~" : SAFE his Tract of Land, on which he n.r
on Goulds Fork creek, five miles NH IS tslnt
ooro ana the same distance from c. F-CoIises
Aoout two hundred and fifty acres of said rs, :;
0esa level and in a fine state of cultivation.
niso another Tract, containing 1872 acre. o,o
%"o 'ar.her Nerth. About fifty acres ofsaid tract
: o!eh ieVei IN a fine state of cultivation. with
Ais" a House and Lot at C.. F. College. near -.
IInhersi springs 1t is eleVa ed and very dnsira-
pc, ANY person wishing to purchase any eff tbe
1o.'e named property, would do web To cali -
~ lor themselves, as L would sell upon rea-
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-01-21
New Works.

L. B. Peterson, No. lO2, Chestnut ST.,
Philadelphia, has in press, which will be
ready for sale on the 3lst January, a new
work, entitled" Love After Marriage, and
Thirteen other choice Novellsttes of the
Heart )" by Mrs. Caroline Lee Hentz. The
Editors of the Philadelphia Saturday Cour-
Ter, who have examined the work in advance
Of publication, say-"A high moral and
religious charm pervades all the stories in
this volume, imparting a glow TO the finest
feelings Of our nature, and from the begin
ming to the end, strength is added to strength,
and beauty to beauty"
The price Of the work is 81 Is for u copy
bound in cloth and 81 bouad in paper
Copies Of sither edition will be sent, free Of
postage, on remitting the price in a letter to
L. B Peterson, Philadelphia.
ueA. We are indebted to the Publishers,
Crosby, NiUholls & Co., Bostoe, for q copy
of the +" American Almanac and Repository
for Useful knowledge" for the year 1857.
For sale by Pomeroy, Raleigh. OF it's value
as a work Of reference in statistical, geograph-
icsl, astronomical and other matters of like
moment, to the student and man Of letters,
too much can hardly be said. 1t is a publ
cation of Indispensable necessity to every
Office and counting room. Price ST..
60 Harper's new Family Paper. We have
not seen n copy of it, but the Petersburg
Democrat says /" it is q plagiarized bundle o.
6oSh."
E6y-I nave received from the Author
Geo. II. Throop, Esq, the Music of "MolIy
Wood" a pretty little Sung written for tbs
Spirit Of the Age. 1t is a sweet sir, aud vii
, be popular with the ladies of North Carroll
ma.
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Corn, market bare, last sales mixed s. cents
yellow sc cts; cotton, sales, 124 cts; dried fruit,
in active demand, sales peaches $5,25 a so: ap-
pies, 1855 a 1862 cts; flour, firm sales Atlantic Mills,
family SO extra 81; sup. II Carolina brands rs
cts; lower; Naval Stores large stock, pricesun.
changed, no demand pea nuts-sales go a 100 cts
as to quality potatoes-sweet potatoes are very
scarce and readily command | 80 per bush peas,
black eye, sales l So cts. and wanted salt-Turh
Island, in store, 374 cts. Liverpool gr 'und Alum
100 a Ito cts; Staves-R O hid in demand, sales
33 a st, white oak dull ; Tar-no sales, prices sc
3 1,62 cts; T~aliow-l04 cts.
Jan. II.
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@Ss9
SgI4. Is.
H~ILLSVILLE
B. F. THOMPSON. A z. Prip.;n,l

D I. THOMPSON. A L. PRINCIPAL
Posr E,sIockBRIDGE, A. n. Lecturer.
Tutors. ST CVLLOM >.
ne th:rteenth session Of this Institution viii
commence the first M5naay in jan. an5 a.. =
the fourth Thard4r in ~ "A . eioS0 =
board can be aad In TO- ~
m W. IN the country at eve. IN go,d famii;ei-
H. lsa s'asii village mar the top Of the
nLuE kihsE, commanding aviea If n. most nc
we'll 9fae, romantic aud sle!;me scenery. il is
- Suppleu With wholesome wzser ana nure air
rom the surrounding nauafsips T. 800 =
iar Ito y anoris as good society as our s.sal-
,er towns generally. Il is situated an fbn ,os;r
sas oas3iare Rom Tenn. to n. C. over which ysx.
travel OF the Va. & Tenn. RailroaI-
b,nS : LUMBER OF students vary annually from une
n efea 10 q hundred and feity. An AnDua: sc
a.osue Is issued which viii be sent to any n.rss..
School. aoSat ne
hiiisville, va. Jan. l.. 1881. 10