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- II is rumorel that the Emperor
Napoleon intends to be crowned b4.ore
the summer.
- The Alabama Democratic Con-.
vention to nominate candidate for Gov.
ernor, will be held in Montgomery, on the
first Monday in June.
- The Baptist Church at salem,
Roanoke county, Virginia, was blown
down by the gale of the 18th instant.
-- The General Assembly Of the
Presby terrain church in the. United States
20. S. meets in Lexington, Kentucky, on
the 2lst Of May. The New School
Assembly will meet on the same day at
CLEVELAND, Ohio.
9a5r" The undersigned begs leave to
inform the citizens Of Winchester and Vi.
cinity tina, he is yet in town, and is pre-.
pared to put up Ambroypes AMI Nolan.
otypes in the highest perfection otlhe art.
MeIainotypes encased in lockets, breast.
Plus, &C., DC, in the most approved
style.
Call and examine specimens.
@ HUBBARD.
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BEAUTIFUL FLowERs--Since the be-
ginning of the floral season we have
received repeated evidences that the
mast cold and unreasonable weather
has not chilled the remembrance of US
by our fair friends. These evidences
generally come in the shape Of beau
tiful buds and tastefully arranged bo-
quets. But yesterday our summit Of
happiness was crowned by the recep-
ton from two lady friends, who hold
high place in our aftectionate regard,
of two of the most beautiful boquets
we have seen this Spring. The sem
saion OF delight we experience as we
gaze upon their wondrous beauties
and inhale their charming redo!cnce,
is enhanced by the reflection that they
are the gifts of those who are held in
SUCu ubdI tSlCtIIl, anu " lJSc II pS, ilht
"Oponng roses, breothing sweets dlifuse,"
and upon whose cheeks
soft carnations shower their balmy dews."
The taste displayed in the arrange
Inent of the flowers evinces fine ap-
probation Of the beautiful, and that
skiIrul fingers were employed in their
adjustment
We delight in flowers. We can work
better, think more and feel livclier
when in their charming presence
they seem so much like the fir sex.
That the choicest blessings may al
ways attend the lovely dcars" who
have afforded us spInuch qualification
by remembering the editor in his toll
some, dclving labors, is our hearts
desire and earnest prayer"
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W Mr.. Hubbard will not remain
much longer in our town and desires
us to state that now is a favorable op-
portunity for obtaining either ambro-
types or melainotypes. He takes pic
lures at any price from 81 to $40, and
has a lot of beautiful cases. Gallery
over James Campbell's Family Gro
Gerry.
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ssat Free Of Postage in Franklin County.

ma. We are authorized to announce
TAzg ". NEWMAN as a candidate Tor
reelection 10 the Lower House Of our
next Genera Assembly. mar27
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PlcTuREs. Mr.. ]. w. IIoughton has
taken rooms at the new house just
erected on the South East side Of the
square, near the Custer House. We
have been over, and take pleasure in
saying that a neater room could not
have been easily found. Now the nice
snnshiny days are greeting us, we
would advise all our friends land enc
mics too, if it be possible that we have
any!) to go and have themselves
pictured. Mr.. II. is prepared to take
either daguerreotypes or ambrotpos.
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The Trustees Of this Institution take tir4s-
urc in calling the attention Of he public 10 It,
believing that there ere advantages offered.
equal 10 0Hy in the country, for obtaining al!
the elements If q coed English and CIa:scul
Education, Mt the same time aiiordiur those
from u distance a comfortable and CHEAP
home, The situation is peasln, md healihy,
and IN ore OF the most moral aud refined
nejghoorhoods in Tennessee.
In addition 10 the present means or accO,n.
modatlng pupils, two story building, thirty
SIX by tofty-clght feet, has been commenced,
ana viii be completed in IA few mon As ElIor.
IS also being m'de to secure complete set Of
philosophical apparatus by the opening Of the
next session.
The Principal, Prof. Y. B, 2Mrn, having
for several years occupied the chair Of Ma,L.
ematca in Fronki.n College, Tennessee, the
Trustees feel confident that lie VIII BE- allie to
give complete satisfaction.
Miss Lucy Z. BARNES, regular graduate
Of Franl.rn College, Tenn, has charge Of The
Musical Department, and vii! give lessons in
the French language, &c.
TERMS.
Boarding, per week, 80
Boarding and Tuition, from Monday
to Friday evening, per session Of
20 weeks. -. .. 20 m
Spelling, Reading, Writing and Mem
tai Arithmetic. ........... 7OO
Geography, Grammar and Arithmetic, 9 90
Nat"ra! Sciences, and The higher
branches IF Mathematics, - co
Lessons Oh the Piano., ........... % 90
Lessons IN the French Language. 10 90
A MALE DEPARTMENT has been oryanized,
and preparation will be made to beard few
small boys. Pupils coming from distance
VIII b. required TO board in the family of tho
Principal, unless they have relatives residing
in the neigaborhood with whom thew can
Beard
AEic next Session viii commence
March, asa, 1857.
USTEES.
Joseph L. Baker, Geo. W. Hunt,
Jefferson Estil, Thomqs MogsIr,
David Lipscomb, William pamron,
b. IGr!ent' Wm. c. HondIey, Chairman.
Felo ly
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Notice.

The Undersigned having ascertained
that; the estate Of Bledsoe Stewart de.
ceased, is insolvent, and having sugges.
ted the insolvency of the same, aIIl per.
sons having claims against said estate are
hereby notified to file their claims with the
Judge Of the County Court Of franklin,
duly authenticated, on or before the 9Th
day Of August, 1857; and all persons in.
dehted to said estate are notified to come
forward and settle their claims wirhoutde.
lay, or they will be placed 10 the hands
Of an officer for collection.
T. L. JACKSON, Admir-.
Apr IS. 1857. 81 81 60
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NJ Our thanks are due our friend,
G H. W., at Salem, for his efforts in
hehalf OF the Home Journal. Work
q little down in the Salem neighbour
hood and soon we'll have 100 suhscri-
hars at that p. O. That is an intelli.
gent and i" reoding community down
there, and in it we are happy to rec
ognze some who have been and are
or best friends. We are grateful.
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or WILSON STAND, rrGaIc QUAR-,
WINCHESTER. .....,,,,,, TENNESSEE
Respectfully informs the citizens Of Franz.
I'm County, and The public gcu,ro,Iy, tina b,
has Just received Il Ia re sock Of lry Goods
bought at very los prices a. Guclon, NM
winch be wlII sell cheap az possible for cast
lhloEIoI Tor past patronage, lie respectfully
soIclts u continuance Of he sumo. CuIlanG
e&amne hps GREAT BARGAINS,
Dry Goods, Confe3tionar.aa, Tcyg AID
Varieties
ron &,Ir Turtp rr. r,.n
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q A, GlOMT GR0g%aG%3.
COSIsTING or

Coffee; brSgu, crushed and loaf sngar, mo.
laSscs, mackero fish, s0rdInes, oysters, lea,
cheese crackers, sweet cakes, ralslns, fg',
almonds, oranges, oceans, cocoa nuts conroc.
lonaTrs Of UlJ Inls; salt barrel and sack;
pcppn r, spice, ginger, soda, pum, sulphur
indigo, maddor, powder, shot, lead,
cotton varus II vorintu nr
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OR
D A G. U + r r EOTY ES,
at my rooms, over Hougbton & Lougb
milIer's drug store.
Those wishing miniatures, please call
and examine specimens.
The AmbroYPe have recently intro.
duced, and succeed far beyond my most
Sanguine expectations. They are surely
great improvement over the Daguereo
type, both. in beauty Of appearance and
facility Of execution.
Bring on your chiIdren--they can be
taken before they can have time to move.
Satisfaction in all cases guarantee or no
charge. J. w. HOUGHTON.
Winchester, Aug. IS. '56-tr.
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James Campbell has jus, received lot
If Flour.
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JAMES CANlPNEEL

would respectfully inform the citizens Of
Winchester aud Franklin county that he has
JUST RECEIVED arg, and vell.seeclod
STINK Of
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SAyAyN no Fs'.,.&.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28
ST. JOSEPH, MO-,

L a on hand, and to arrive, the Glowing arti-
IL cIes, which will be sold to the trade on accom-
modating terms, EXCLUSIVELY AT WHOLE
SALE:
10000 Cigars all q~uali-1O0 bxs E D and W r
tics ehees
1900 sacks G A Salt 156 boxes starch
200 Hhds N o Sugar zoo bbls and f bbls water
500 SKIS Rio Coffee and but'r crackers
100 " O Java Coffee 200 bbls and hf bbls pilot
100 " Laguayra bread and pic ME do
100 "MOeha zoo bbls soda milk sugared
$50 bbls, half bbls andl0O egg and wine do
kgs Belcher's Molasses; 100 bbls apple vinegar
200 bbls, half tbls and qrS0O bxs Tobacco ali grades
N n refined do 200 bxs smoking tobacco
$50 hale chests tea, all various brands
kinds 100 punches pipe stems
.250 bbls Belc%er's Sugar so bbls HIS Sicily and
$50 bbls, halls, qrs, nos l JOca Almonds
2 and 3 Mackerel so bbls flberts, brazil
200 bxs dried hGrrings nuts, pecans
20 hf IBIS White Fish 100 kgs S c Soda
5 drms dry Cod Fish 500 kegs assorted nails
200 bxs ass'd candy 500 bxs half and or stat
100 foney 80 candles
500 drums figs $50 do sterine do
100 bxs HIS and qrs Rais-200 do bar soap
ms so do rock candy.
so bxs Prunes
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28
PrRLIc ).

A Resolution relative to Sections 16
and Sc in the Territories of Mime
sofa, Kansas and Nebraska.
RcsOlued 5y the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of the United States Of
america IN Congress assembled, That
when any settlements, by the erection.
Of a dwelling house, or cultivation of
any portion of the land, shall have
been, or shall be made, upon the six
tenth or thirty-sixth sections (Which
locations have been reserved by law
for the purpose of being appliedte the
support Of schools in the Territories of
Minnesota, Kansas and Nebraska and
in the States and Territories hereafter
to be erected out of the same) before
the said sections shall have been, or
shall be surveyed; or when such Sec
tons have been or may be selected or
occupied as a town site, under and by
virtue of the Act of Congress, APPROX
ed twenty-third of May, eighteen hun
dred and forty-four, or reserved for
public uses before the Survey, then
other lands shall be selected by the
proper authorities in lieu thereof,
agreeably to theTpFDvisions of the Act
of Congress approved twentieth of
May, eighteen hundred and twenty+six,
entitled, can Act to appropriate lands
for the support of Schools, in certain
townships and fractional townships,
not before provided for Andif such
settler can bring himself or herself
within the provisions of the Act of
fourth September, eighteen hundred
and forty-one or the occupants of the
town Sites, be enabled to Show a com
pliance with the provisions of the law
oftwenty-third May, eighteen hundred
and forty-one, then the fright of pre-
ference granted by the said Acts, in
the purchase of such portions of the
Sixteenth or Thirty-Sixtk Sections so
settled and occupied, shall be IN them
respectively; as if such sections had
not beenpreviouslyres reservation School
purposes. I1-i -7
Approved March 3rd, 1857.
r
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28
SCHOOL LANDS.
GENERAL LAND OFFCE,
9TH April, 1857.

At Omaha City,N. 7.

At Omaha City, n, T.
GExTLEMEX:-I herewith enclose
copy of the Joint Resolutions ofsCon-
gress approved 3rd March, 1857,
S~relative to Sections 16 and SO, in the
Territories of Minnesota, Kansas and
Nebraska" and have to request your
special attention TO its provisions.
Byit, any person who may have set
settle upon
any of the public lands in, Nebraska,
~unsurveyed at the date of Settlement,
and which upon the return of Survey,
shall prove to, be. a portion either OF
the 16thor the 36Sections, shallbe en-
titled to a preference right in the pur=
chase of the land, so settled upon, if
he or she, as the ease may be, can bring
himself or herself within the prOTi7
sions of the act Of 4th Sept. 1S4I.l
Likewise, any portion of these lands,
which may have been settled upon and
occupiedas a Toocn9Site9 is made liable
by this Joint r soldtioneto Entry under
the law of28rd May, 1874 y, q.
In any and all of these cases; and
also in the event of any part of such
sections, being reserved for epublic
uses before the survey, other School
Lands arc to bbeJsubstituted therefor.
ah BE pleasd to note, on each Entry Of
these lands, a reference to this Joint
Resolutions, as authority for permit.
ting this Entry.
Respectfully your ob't serY't,
JAS. S. WILSON
Acting Commissioner
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28
SUNDRIEs


Cotton yarn, carpet chain, batting, candle wicks,
cotton and hemp Irvine, wheat and meal sacks, axes,
spades and shOyels, garden seeds and straw rakes, log
chains, lead shot, powder broOms, wrapping paper,
hemp, MANILA, jute and cotton cordage, indigo and
madden, alum, white lead, window sash, window
glass, tumblars, jars of different sizes, TASKS assorted
Sizes, sassafras bark, pie fruits, fresh peaches, brandy
cherries and peaches, current and raspberry jellies.
fresh tomatoes, canton ginger, preserves, nut megs,
cassia, peppersauee, tomato and walnut catsup,
lemon syrup, Holsters, ~sardines, extract and essence
of coffee, chocolate, pickles, matches, etc.
WOODEN WARE.
Wash boards, tubs, common pals, cedar pals, B 3
pals, pine and cedar churns, brass bound churns, tar
buckets, well buckets, eedarcans, mop sticks, butter
prints. buckeye bowls in nests; iron bound kegs, one
two, three, five md ten gallons, the smaller size with
bales, common and B half bushels and measures,
camp stools etc. II
lam alsoagent for the sale Of X A saIt,And have
now on hand 1000 bis for sale ateost and transpor-
tation. 1 have the exclusive sale By direct censign-
ment Of FIVE hundred dozen Fields celebrated oysters,
acknowledged to be the best put up in Baltimore.
To California and Salt Lake Emigrants.
Your especial attention is invited to my extensive
stock, which embraces everything suited to your
wants in crossing the plains. / will at all times keep
on hand -four, meal, bscon, lard, hard bread ami
crackers, all of which win be sold at the lowest cash
prices.
3S-ly ]. B. JENNINGS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28
WOODEN WARE.
]. B. JENNINGS.
Laborers Wanted

THE South Brownville Town Company wish to
i turn the Spring Branch from its present course,
direct to the river. The contract will be let to an
individual, or day labOrers employed. Enquire Of
R.W FURNAS, or
R.V.MUIR.
BrownTille, May II, 81.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28

r.HLLa.. elaaHe. ~. .. "a. ...r
MAILS To KANSAS AND on THE MIS-
SOURI, RTyER.-The Postmaster Gene
raj has ordered a contract. to convey
the mails between Jefferson City, Mis-
souri, and St. Joseph>in steamboats,,
and during suspension of navigation
in carriages of sufficient size and
weight to carry the whole mail, six
times a week and back, supplying the
following Offices on the river regularly,
going and returning, viz: Claysvile.
Eureka, Marion, Nashville Providence.
Rocheport, Boonyille, Arrow Rock.
Glasgow, Cambridge, Brunswick, De-
witt, Miami, Hills Landing, Wavcrly.
Berlin, Lexington, Wellington, Cam
den. Richfeld, Sibley, St. Bernard
Wavne City, Liberty Landing, Kansas
Wyandotte City, Parkville, QuindarO.
Delaware. LeayenwOrth City, Fort
Ieavenvorth, Weston, KickapoO City
AtchisOD. D~oniphan, Palermo and St
Tosenb.-Nalionel Lteligencer.
49,
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28
CARsoN YALLEr-BR1anan You,

N. A.a.L. y a.
CARSON VALLEY-BRIGHAM YOUNG
ABSCoNDED.-The inhabitants of this
region are,in a peaceful and prosper
Gus condition. The mines are WELD
ing fair wages, and the farmers are
putting il alarge extent of grain. The
grass and vegetation is forward, the
cattle being fat enough for market
The prospect is that a large crop of
grain will be raisedthis season, adding
to butter and cattle, which have hither-
to been their principal exports, and
that of -four also.
There was a recent fall of snow on
the mountains to the depth of six feet.
a reportwas prevalent in the valley
to the effect that q serious desertion
had arisen among the Saints at Salt
Lake City. It is said that Brigham
Young has been compelled to fee the
city, to save himself from the fury of
his flock. The difficulty adj its origin
in matters relating to the administra-
tiOnlof the church property, we be,
lieye. ai n .
~ - E-r --
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28

BLANKS Of every description, for sale at this
ID Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28
lsash CASH.! Cash!!!

VNHE undersigned would most earnestly call upon
Il those know ing themselves indebted for Medicine
and Medical attendance to come forward and settle
without further notice A. s. HOLLApAY.
Br5wnyille, May II, 1857. As lf
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4 HISTORICAL ANp- STATISTICAL ACCOUNT

"A he Foreign Commerce the Untcd States showing the oregn
OF each State With the imports from and exports
each 1920 the 1856 and the
foreign of the United States with every important maritime
country the world during the period Including review o the
American aud preliminary sketch Of the trade
m the American eonis Compiled BY smith lioInans W. for
TAYLOR & MAURN'S
Ap I7-St .rE Bookstore, near 9th street.
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kss" The First Annual Exhibition OF the ashing-
Art Association comprising pictures ntuay 2c by the most
the United States, will be opened 10 te public at
Mr. Corcorans bHidng street between 18th and lh
Streets on saturday morning next tho eth instant 10 o'clock aud
will Connuc until further notice. day between tho hours
To- a and TO- D. IN Tickets OF admission be procured
door PRINCIPAL bookstores IN the city Single adj
mission, twenty tickets, fifty cents.
Narb b--du
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T lFE oF GENERAL NAPlER; hy Lient. Gene

I lFE OF GENERAL NAPIER; by Lieut. Gene
~ raj Napier, volumes, london, 1857.
yhe Theory Of War, Illustrated by military history by Lieut.
tslonc Mncdcugall volume, London, 1857.
os 10 Capture and Govern Gibraltar volume London lsbI
Nkg Engineering and implements of War BY Forrest Wool
NIch volume london, 1850 many engrayings.
Nrw Universal Dictionary Of the English French Italian and Ger
man fangnaees. volume, london, 1857.
Boiler Engineering by Armstrong and Bourne volume Lon
dsa,
The Chemistry Of Artificial Light volume london 1867.
schoerer 90 tho BlowIape. volume, Ioudon, 1855.
Cabbe Iechucal Dictionary the Arts and Sciences volume
london.
Imported ner last steamer by
Sarch3 IpiNCR TAYLOR
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TOMPLETlON Of Panama Railroad. .-Reduchon
mail steamships leave New
York Aspwa the 5 and aoh OF each month, connecting
with mail from Panama 10 San Francisco.
steamships inspected aud approved by the Navy
department. and guaranty speed and safety.
Tho Panama long) Il completed from
crossed hours The baggage passengers
checked York through Francisco and
by tho companys expense The
money paid New York all expenses OF the trip
kept in port In New York. Panama and san
Francisco detention Of accident so That the route s
entirely reiinLie .
the they arrive at Aspnwa
through by each steamer and take charge women
children without oher protectors.
through the lowest rates apply tho agency E7
street, New York, 10 J. W. RAfMoND
6--df
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DOUNTY LAND WARRANT hereas on the
18th October 1860 bounty land warrant No. 1882 for 100
ssue the undersigned his name, la 1881
Commissioner Of Pensions George H. Hickman
nm aud has been lost that have received said
hereby that transferred assigned said
warrant authorized any person soil assign
~ Ia my name aud lcl u proven
pa.cn fFaDdnleu claimant and will apply dup
cate I,r the same a the proper time #.s
Ap ll,-law6w" II1>HA s. JOHNSON.
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DOCKS FROM LONDON

HSUJhS fROM LONDON--
ID The Household Manager vol. London. So cents
The Poachcr ny Captain AIarryat. IS cents
The ladder Of LIE. By .imcia B Edwards. 80 cent?.
The SpcndtlrfL BY Answortb. 3S cont'
Japhe in Search of u Father. % cents.
owen Tudor so
ff livngstnAs Discoveries In Central Africa II cents
Solitary Hunter, by John Palliser. 30 cents. ...,
Extraordinary Women, their Grhood and Early life. 70 cent?
Fairy hleS BY Alfred Crowluill 70 cents,
Fairy Gold Tor Young and Old. 20 cents.
starry Osilve BY Grant. rs cents.
twenty Years Aftcr BY Dumas 20 ccuts .
Anb1r QIeary. By Charles Lever. &c cents.
The Pastors Ircside. by Miss Porter - ecuts.
The Potleton IrRacy, BY Albert Smith. 7j cents.
Ny Cousin Nicholas By Ingoldsby. 75 cents.
Luck : Everything BY AaKgoll 70 cents 49,
Maroh2 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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OST LAND WARRANT. The undersigned gives
notice that a Nl apply the Commissioner Pensions
duplicate In cu Of issued TO Thomas Richardson
dated 18th day December 1856 for 6o No which has been
lost transmission mall from Gnwood Iowa, directed 10
Thomas suier Washington, D. O. mailed l7h December 1856
Mar 2j-Ew6ws THOMAS X SUFFER-.
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undersigned offers for sale the s. W fractional quarter
township 49, north Of range west the State of Iowa
rolling prairie the shokleys branch Of
lies close the Burlington aud Washington road
Burlington 10 miles Washington 10 miles
from miles
and III miles from the Plank
miles and gr mill miles distant Heghbor-
settled church and school privileges A nne grove
building spot on the land -
cHAs y. sTANsBURY,
Patent Agent a0i
April 14-cOlw Corner of 9Th street.
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washington Branch Railroad.

washington Branch Railroad.
TI,RATNS leave Washington for Baltimore
il At d and Sta, M. and and Az, p. m.
On Sunday at Al, p.
Leave Baltimore Washington
AZ and 81, aud aud Jii, y. m
On Sunday at AZ,
Passengers Philadelphia and New York will take trains at O. sh,
aud AZ.
Passengers for Annapolis win take trains so and AZ.
Do. for Norfolk /" sla and j.
Do. for tho West " . and 4ja connecting
Washington Junction. T. H. PARSONS, Agent
Jan
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A LEXANDRIA ACADEMY, Alexandria pa,--
n Eighteenth sossone study embraces the
English branches ancient and modern languages mahenacs
nd sciences, lis advantages aret
spacious cniaed buildings erected for the purpose
p corps well qualified aud experienced teachers,
o A collegiate OF study.
full set apparatus philosophical chemical and asronomi
cal.
Full courses Of illustrated natural philosophy chem
try, aud astronomy.
special offered young mon 10 qualify themselves
by study and practical operations in the field as surveyors and eng
T. comfortable boarding arrangements but two students are
placed In the
s. Reading constantly supplied with papers 30
location hoah attractive, aud accessible from all directions
railroads
10 prevailing Christian and aim in all its instruction and
discipline.
Terms tuition $50 Students enter at time,
aud charged from the date Of their entrance Send and get
catalogue. r. L. BROCkETT, Prncpai
March 7--2taw6w