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rIFn,I6yT INSTITUTE,

cHiHLOgTESTITLE !IRdNLl,
TgSuF fourth annus session ot Piedmont Institute siI
3 begin on the first Monday Of September uext and
u the l,;i oi lane following.
!EAsusRs CT ENGLisH-M,ss AEEe LGston, Miss Jane
Ita,ou Miss Betty Lewis
Nrs.c Nr Chns. T. Frey.
AycrEsr ASp MoprnN LAN5vAGEs-M Won Fischer
Assistant Instructor il Modcrn Languages i'll the uniTer
.ayut Iirriaia)
TERMS, FOE SESSION OF TEH MONTHS:
Elg,isk Primary Department 81
Advanced OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" IA
i,r1 sni Geometry each .......................lt
Xl.:c ca Piano. with OF Instrument
!.ial Music private lessons o.
Z" tc!hss) !.
i--.s. 10
s1,Gt rciating nsA., -. ''''i'''''''
Ta-tiN. :! per month
RgSERE ,5FT:--Rcv K X Meade Mr. J w Saunders, Mr.
NaJ R,re:;spn, Mr. Jan II T,nh"ri"kn. DIR Chns Mihor
r-gc..gr Oa~!. charlottesville Va Lawrence Carr
ISL aasa ba ii. tA Hon AL. 'n.e h-:!nd"y stica
:. ID Co, Roagu Asnin. Wilmington: w; Hon samuel
NED gorr Lexington; Br Wn Il Carr, hibemarle couh
n v. NJ peu:e De Jarnerte Caroline county, Va: Mr
Wa Willow, W,yu.sboio, Va; Prot Minor. Univer
,,y ii virginia July l+-clh
ENGLISH tNn CLASSICAL. MALE SCHOOL.
AT ELM, NEAR MILFORD. CAROLINE co.
TIVE e'aui Of ny School will commence The
l.: \. ..cE... next and terminate the last Of the
!osiG. June eyi.T;!s:s HI i..ntsrfipscd t.m OIL ~
a.l!as.
r1a,aes Il English "n special reference to It's history
>! literature, u! Co.i1"sS The sut.ccts taGsh
TERMS -hG4rt, ;nciGt;:, eT"rrtGine ana Tuition III
81 Ii. !p,faeI's. :l.5Dnr Ln!i ~ BE- paid Oh entrance
al yei.-!I.;t: !, CI February.
P-- any tl'nr during The Session, paying on
Fno;r tn-t TN, 70 expiration OF teiG!, III proportion 10
:a'e Of charges.
Ella. in the midst o! highly morAl aud Intelligent
Community, wi,kq ,.y rnUutes walk ot Milford Depot,
a.! ,nyn. IL advantages at privacy aud eHithiuesa
q l;g-gn. H:i"r 'he student every opportunity tor
,giy AMI application, whls combining the comfort ind
lri % Al agreeable home.
Address p {. SHACkLEFORD,
Iuly l!-r}m Nfor! Depot. Caroline Co, Va
RUNNEMEDE SCHOOL.
TIME frs, session OF this School will commence ON
L tie Is: OF October -j?, and close on the Bis, CT Ju
y. LIS
II. course of instruction will include the Fog lsh
.ala Creek French aud Spanish language, and their
eF-:l!s henatcs (boh theo elically and In is
iinc,c-l .ppicht!On.)
Ia, sad engaged tor year teacher OF Mathe.
Ganc, IA tic school OF NJ NJ Coleman
Inc school s situated in Fauqucr county in a neigh
o'0oi well saown for its hne climate aud excellent so.
Cc'y
TERMS -BoG,d and tuition for each term Of five
:aias, s2j-pNyabe on the LIST OF October and ls oil
ghcn. Lights extra.
Circulars. evin: further information, may BIO obtained
:''1'e..'n3 tie Principal ct se!eT Station; F.uquier
REFERENCES:
.-csscg'Y d the uuiscr-ty OF Virginia.
:, : Mar h,u. Esq. vrri sen.,e
liz i !, s,ss.cp hi iais of wight County
80 Carroll, Esa Isl, Of Wight County.
20 { Q Coleman Louisa County
Se'h L Norton, Walrc.toa, Va.
Ny s'-c:l-rSov
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M lSliEfi 10 max" h change in my business, | will
w sell On WEDNESDAY, the 81 Of September nexr
one ." the most desirable Farms in Hh0ntas Va sua
led IN the Ltd" lorcs On the Marlings Bottom and w
lstnr2 Turnpike road within half oi II mile OF Mill Point
ana conthinin. Que Hundrri and Seventy i've Acre.
mostly vi The hest lieetDnc nd OF which ole. hund
ami thirty forty hcrc- improved u which seventy
I'VE IRE in gra! and the bHlac: grhs- Thi- lur il ia
neishborhooi oil good society IL il well wmcrcd; soi
producing well NIL kinds OF grain sni yr.ss wirh cot.
scnicn hungs good orchard and ms cunvrnirnr 10 saw
mills, h,urng mills poet oincc store, tan yard Sc ~
cnli be desired also within reach of Luc Levels en-.
i,'ny, ami Presbyterian and Me- hodist churches An
things considered, IL is crrtaniy Ut the nest src
and most ir.irabic rsr:;.. IN The county.
hls7 another Farm. mile OF the Hb0rc iracf
Combining about Que Hundred aId Sixty Acres af which
marc than hundred improved and in pasture |;
!. 81 good limestone land with several SPRING., house or
hrd. Hni the Turnpike ronh passiE, through it.
Ais, two hundred acres adjoining the rst named tract;
o. which perhaps Thirty acres arc improved the
dcr in good white oak timber have also several trRcts
u good ranging land which would sell
fersnnsiirnm distance will he made acquainted with
inc Ahhs BY the subscriber the persons residing
them
IT Is de'rabie to haze half Of the purch
money down or after snr; nut the particulars OF the
term, VI" hn made known on the day Of sale
Possession given 10 suit the purchaser
lhc ht' will Er retained lea upon he ani held
i53 tha deferred payments. JOHN ii. RUCkMiE,
Near Mil Point Pocakcntas county, Va
should inc day he untaTorGblr the sale i'll take place
the Ecxt fair day. Iulv 3l-ctds
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Nv Il IiLt ibLf fiH.u Or .,3 ACRES ~ NAV.
OTER COiNTf. IND SLAiFS IFD PERSONAL
EST.ITE THEREON
a : 1r-ee in certain Deed If Trust from Mr.
"A John W ,osby, dated 10Th July lsjh duly recorded
ill ilan"."r County Co"ii shall, III execution OF the
same proceed 10 sell al ubc Auction the premlsrs
"h Wednesday, the 18th day "i August, les. commencing
at 10 O'clock, A. NJ the undivided nterczt, being
eighth in the valuable tGrm the County Of Hanover
Thomas T. c9sby died =rzri containing -; scres ION
which his widow, slr- Mary g. Co.by, rc-i,s !
This Farm lies both sides Of The Virgins Central Rail-
r"ni and within one mile u Tny lorsvile, the Rich.
mond ami fredericksburg Ra:irnad This Is jnztiy
.rrdrt Ia one Of the b;st Farms IN that vicinity
After the snlc al the land will m cold the said John w.
C"sbys uter.-t inng also eighth in two valuable
savcs nnncd Gee lin md Luclrn Also. his reyeI-onary
interest ibene al-u eighth III the slhvca about II in
number held 10y his mother Mrs. Mary q. Cody. i hor
HE These slaves hrr MOSTLY youn. mud valuable. Ais"
the like Interest t0nG"lpbJ ia all the personal c-t.tc
the farm. Consisting al houseiD!d furniture farming iu
plrn'nts, wagons. CARTS hn2a, CATTLE rhcrp, nulcs
hoI ses. &c. AZ.
TERMs.For the slaves bnd p-r-onsl estate cash 10.
the landed interest one.th:rd each. balance nad IL
months tor neeotablr notes. Interest added, AMI title
tnInrd till the last note be pnd.
ALEX'R GARRETT. Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDDIs u ArrER,oS, Aucts
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VRJANTRD-By q aduste OF the Virginia Military
" Institute situation as Teacher in some College,
Academy or Private Family Satisfactory references will
be furnished. address J. c. II, Orange c. H., Va.
Aug 6-cwtf
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I,pgM.HLE FEMALE lN>TITUTE.

-,,ry PRINCIPALS FOR GENERAL MANAGEMENT.
JOHN HART. NJ. \.
ALEX. z. AHELL.
,rI-i TY ~ COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT:
Il ioliN HART. NJ. \, Principal.
= Moral Philosophy and Mathematics.
CRAWFORD IL. TOY, NJ. A
Natural Sciences. History and Literature
william y. BRONACGH. NJ A.
Ancicn, Languages and Modern languages
lanes DEEMS,
Music. Vocal and Instrumental
- TO be appoiutcd)
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NO. PERUVIAN t:UASO.-lIU0 bags daily
~ pected per schr Lydia Ann, tor ssle by
Aug 10 |, G. B DAVENPORT.
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EASTWOOD SCHOOL,
NEAR STAUNTON, VlktilNiA


RY PIKE PowEnS
yuNuE next session Vi this School will begin the Isl
of september aud close on the 18th OF June follow
ing.
The pupils are thoroughly prepared for the highest
classes in the University Ot Virginia other colleges
for tho actual busesa m aud careful attention ia paid
70 their moral aud religious culture.
No dealing ON credit allowed Number of boardcr;
limited tn 20.
TERMS:-Board and Tuition the annual session, Sa3'
payable half the LIST OF September and one hui
on tue Is, OF January Lights not furnished
For further particulars. address
July y-ctlstS PIKE POWERS. Staunton Va
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JOHNSON & PuGM,
OMMIsSION ERIC il : Il ;,
RIcItNoSD, "

z VI =
RIcNoSD, "
Cf,.,, FroW Epld.T7, SlsciGs ha'' h'"s',
4 rnns and all Others ~ha disposed I" F"T2"iTn
them with the salcoi their Wheat Crops that tnry have
mrni.hei Themselves with a iise lot OF Wheat Bags
brh viii he .cnt ma so1n rs ordered Their chargrs be-
n the same "a heretofore char ed hy the Railroad Com
pnlits. The RichmCnl and Dnnrille h"road and the
Richmond, fredericksburg nnI Potomac RAILROAD, have
Disposed Of their hngs
Sp continue 10 civ. their beet attention 10 III" salr
of Tobacco Flour ami Corn SC, 81 ana frsp'clin!y
.o,,ri, or, i,cr..sc NJ PATRONAGE Aug I-clm
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EXTINCTION LAW SCHUOI-Th. ninth seq
IL son of my Law School will commence Monday
NoYcpber ., lsa1 aud terminate the 2lst of March
ls.e
tiancmen dcsrin. detailed information TO the plan
Of my school, text books, eSp.nees, &c, will receive
prompt reply to letters addressed 70 me here.
JOHN W. BROCHENBRoTGB
July sl--ctEo.i le-i.gtou. Va.
ISExalninet and Soutl. requested 20 COPY as above
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NENJTNOITNT FEMALE SCHOOL.

BEAUMOtNT SSTV"a''
gENHE FIRST Term ot HIS Schoal MI commences
Il on the Eth DAY OF september s,i 'os' Inc ''s' u
June ~, J.,
The location, three mirs noith OF CTd'n''t!e' Ia
Orange county in tue midst tie = IG0HhfaiIs Is
provernGl its beautiful scenery, ana h' exemption
from disease aud ia surrGupcl by ul!nt'nt ana re:
Mrs Jones and myself promote the coEIH "i h"ppi
meas Of ,nr Pupis ana AFFORD them IN 'i'ht"Se o' "
pleasant ANA well ordered home la Ca- d" -i "h'e "
kinir,t ANA faithful a,i"n ion viii b" ..:ri al" no
charge made for my medical services lhc SCHOOL
will he taught by Lady cincn;ly laaiih'i "f lie p"'
| elton. -,
Terms for session i've months, payable III "dshhc'
Board including Washing, Fuel, Light- 5" ~; ~
Tuition in Eneh Department -.-..-l !: ~
Mus. including Of inst rlincni i.' Io
Language, each 1890 80 ~
hooks and Stationary NJ Richmond prize
refer 10 Professors Harrison Mnupin 'r'r Hlln"r.
Davis McGu,ty snd Howard. u ia" University OF VIZ.
rnia Revs BrOGl,lus, Manning Fife lHrkri-nn and
George charlottesville Dr Qu"rlc- Sud 'if Jonef,
Louisa; Rev Mhhlry, President Rchmuni Female la
stiu;e Res Rylhnl President RI"lm.Ei College, FRO
frasor l. Minor William y Mary tnll"c. R'v Mr-sIs Is
TaylGr 4 Poindrxtcr and r. ] Willis E,!nr- Religious
Herald, Col 7 J Eyaus; q Wei ig"r, J R"y-i"I, y
Sturliyant, B Tin.ey, Geo J Snnn'r Richmond ! J
keru Petersburg. The ii,mr, fortsm"u;l ] q Jones,
Norfolk; G. Tyrec Farmvil-; W Baymnw. Es.-x: J..
w Allen, Can oln. NJ Summers Hanover W r Broad
dus, u u, Fredericksburg; " whr'csI'cr FlnH"nnH,
Geo b Taylor Baltimore: Col " Il Diuhrri, War DE-.
psrtmaut, Washington City; Rev G. G,orsc. John W
George Cupeper & II. e Grimlry, RHpg,h mock : II
Rogers. Loudoun.
Ny address is Gcrdon.ril" Orane" c.. "a
Iulu 81
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NOTICE.
,uyHE crcdit.rs Of EDWARD l.. NELSON. drceattd,
are hereby Gorhri TO appear before me "n the nth
~ ,n,u. next between the haurs ut O'clock A 81 +,
ind / o'rlocS r. ~ with legal proof OF their Chains
Gin, Tho s,iI estate mo. SHORE
sinIy I-.swta.thAug Commissioner lIenrico Court.
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OINTMENT OF HOTEL. KEEPERS AT

APrOINTMENT OF HOTEL. KEEPERS 1T
TiiE THIVERSlTY OF VIRGINIA.
fuyuE Executive Committee Of the Board oi Visitor.
II of the University oi virginia: viii. oh the 'Ah OF
SEPTEMBER next MI two Tncsncirs. IN thr unvTsi'y
JI. rr..ionsd ~ the r.-ir nation u Addison Maupin
and the failure 10 accept u John :. Dix recently "p
pointed ,,, >, H.,
Applicants will address their coinuIicallons 10 Tue
m ff;1n.J RUBT X. PRENrlS,
a. 3cr.ssp Proctor Of Unver.ity vi Va.
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.CULPEPER MILITARY INSTITUTE,

CULPEPER MILITARY INSTITUTE,
NEAR CULPErER COURT HOUSE, VA
INH second session OF this school will commence OF
u the first day OF next September. The OF in.
strucon vii! include the Latin Greek French and Span
ish Languages Mahomatica Natural Philosophy Chem.
istrY, and lower English branches.
The teachers engaged conduct the school gradu
ntes OF the University Of Virginia and Virginia Military
Institute who will adopt the ojes OF instruction pu
sucd in those institutions.
TERMS:
Bonrd, tuition washing, fuel ami lights for month";
slaO
For circulars containing full information address
CHARLES +. LlGHTFOoT,
Culpcper Court House.
REFERENCEs
We have the privilege OF referring to the following:
Faculty NJ Institute Lexington
Professors MHupn, HARRISON Gldcrslceve, ScEeie de
We're, McGuftcy, University Of Virginia
Prof Lucien Minor. William and Mary College
Rev Joen Rroadus Charlottesville
John Hart, AN
johu Hunter, Esq. Louisa county
Col John Voolfolk Orange county
Rev WIN White, u D. Lexington
Rev WIN Pendleton
Gen WIN u Richardson, Richmond city
Col VIM raliaerro. Glpuccstr.
James Barbour, Esq Culpeper
w D Wallach, Gen George NJ Cooke Bell Esq,
Washington ctv
Maj Henry Hill, U army. New York
: Eoss Esq, Rappahauuock County
Capt laiEes Sta!k
The cit= cns Of Culpepsr. July al-ctf
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.


ALBEMA RLE MILITARY INSTITUTE
Il 9Th July AN >'''|
BRANCHES rAuGUr-Ancirnt and Modern Languages
Mathemaucs. Natural Sciences, und the various E.lsl
Branches both high aud low.
MILITARY ISsrRU in Infantry and Artillery
sSo gwen at sue, times 10 interfere with thu re-
guar studies Til" Corps OF Instructors wi consist ui
least Tour, principally graduates OF the Virginia Military
Enlarged accommodations will hr ready
ma i'riis Sll0 per trru OF months payable in advance
rus charge embrace. Board Tuition III every Branch
rue ana Lights Address. d. STRANGE
July is--cam Charlottesville. Va
sS Wing. Southern Argus southsid- Democrat and
Snnrlottesvie papers copy.
NEW LONDON ACADEMY.
THE NEXT SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL
WlLL begin on the l7th Of Angus, and close l2,h OF
months For Tuition, sl6; for Tuition and Bonrd eXccp
ngns $sI So For circulars containing further innrma
tion address C. j. HARRIS, Principal,
July l7-4tawtlatSept. Forest Depoi, Va
HANOVER ACADEMY.
ME next session of this School will commence on inc
Let Of October, 1857 and close on the 3lst OF July
following. LEWIS NJ. COLEMAN, NJ. a.,
Principal.
HILARY r. JONES, NJ. A,
WALTER WRENN, NJ. a.
l.. N. COLEMAN,
July l7-ctf Taylorsvic, Hanover County, Va
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HILTON SCHOOL.
TNuE undersigned will open Schso His residence
near Gordonsyle, in the COUNTY Of Orange, on iaG
lei Of September 1851
The cc.:rse Of Instruction Vi include tue Eagsh, La
tn Greek French aud Italian languages, aud their tera
! tug md Mathematics
The Principal my son, Il. II. Newman, has been cduca
ted the University OF Virginia. aud graduate that
Institution in most OF the departments in which he will
| Give Rarrctiup
4 limited number Of pupils be accommodated in
my family subject 10 the rues AMI enjoying like p
| yieges with my younger
TERMS Tuition and Board, including everything
5000 the session Of 10 months-onc hu payable
st OF September the other the close the tcru Goth
VI Jane, 1859.
Further information if desired may he obtaued by nd
dressing either the Principal the undersigned Cor
donsvie JANIS NEWMAN.
REFERENCES:
Professors HARRISON Schlc do We're, Bledsoe and Gil
lcrslceve, OF the University.
Rev. d. X Ewing, Gordonsviile
f.G Ruin Esq and r. Is. ll"xalI. Eco OF Richmond.
Col John Willis Orange Court tious".
r. b. Jones. Rapid Aun Station. Culp'p"r
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WE>rNvOOU SCHOOL,

xr,R YNCHBuRG. VIRGINIA.
~. MATHEMATICAL AND MILITARY
,,,Hr mex, session ut this school formerly under the
N ,he trst Mondsy OF September and clos" on the
s,ar al June 1868. For circulars stating terms
SIS iusruct,on, &c, address John II: Winston, al
Nl''s, .. John II WINSTON,
-Fnea'"'s JAMES T. MURfEE,
.,aawtllSepr Principals
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Boarding Department, %. Lee Powell corner CT ist
and Franklin streets. July 2l-c4t
CLASSICAL AND MATHEAIATICALsCH
ruNHE subscrher will open ihc LIT OF October 1851
IL select school ut Grassland, within orc mile oi Pc
tersburc lie has to bciev. that during an
periencc Of eight years, both Principal and Assistant
In Academies he has given cGt" Saiialstio these
who have conhnd their children to his instruction
Board and tuition, payable sem; annually In advance
for session OF nine and half month"; 500
DAY SCHOLARS
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SOITTTFNY FEMALE INSTTTTITE

The Principals will be aided II uac accomplished a.
sisthn;s.
They refer to the foil wing ccac;ncn vino he7c ncr
have had daughters in the OIL All beg s,T
THAT hcy refer any others Than their p.t,ons:
His Exccency the Governor OF Vi-rira; Rev Gror;c
Woolbridpc. j. D., Rev. Chas II Rci Arthur A. MIR.
son. Erq. Jnncs Lyons. Esq. Joseph H. Anderson Ell,
penchy r: Grnt,"n, E-q. Samuel J. Rutherford. Esl.
Lewis d Crenshsw, Esq Col ti"n. w. Munord. WIN. G.
Allen. E-q, DR. y K W'li!ord, Capt Charles DinmocS,
ltichmond. Va
Rev David Dosce,t. Charles El!"t, Sr, Washington.
Rev. r. slaughter. Cuprpcr-
Robert F.. Scott, Esq. FnnQuc5
Richard baylor, Esq; EsscS.
7. 81 Geo. Cooke, PowhatR:.
John Edmunda, Esq, YIN IL Clark. Esq DR. " ".
Cnrrinaton. Halifax
DR.. Thomas ID. Warren, Ficnt;n.
w. w. Vest, Esq, rrot CEales vanstie Wiiiisns.
burg.
Geo. r. Tnyloc, Esq, Roanoke.
Hon. Geo. II. Lee, Clarksvie. va
For further particulars address tho Principals
D LEE POWELL,
X. J. MORRISON
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
MISS PEGRAM'S

ro,EpUING AND DAY SCHOOL. =,
nd session of Niles Pegram's School will
t Ssn On the LIST day of October next and will end
,p BE " ., instruction will h- thorough and "xtrn'
1af from the elementary 10 tue highest branches
Il rats'n: .;-,.,,. will, be employed in each depart
ccmp'tr"
CERT ,,n,h Department, vii be under the inincdistc
FT =, Ml.. rCeinnl. aud sh" will resume tue
,;?as tt,rcs Glass o' young ladies who nave 'e''
sseL c,ulsuinc full information concerning the
t,".y hc hal on application To Mrs. }. w. Pesran
So -aus,, lie ,neni
Lt.'- f;n,cuii,. 10 enter Pupils requested to en-
hem without delay, 81 that arrangements may be
~ -, their accommodation.
as ,a-iroi lst Aug n cit
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PIEDMONT FEuALM i,ApEMi

Those seekns III sChs" in which lhnGoug ia "oe
cnir business education be- acquitted, lnYtcd
10 considc the advantages which oiirn. u good
health good habits. the scholarship and m'nal discipline
objects desired Gy young man. we believe hc may
obtain them here u anywhere: trTms TOO exceeding
" low. catalogue containing Ill ncciiu information
invy be had by addressing r.. r. WILEY, rrcs'.,
Aug i-ciw Emory L. o Va.
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4IfCTIOy SiJ,ES.

EI DICKINSON. HILL &, CO, AUt rs
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BOARDING,

II SHALL b. prepared 10 accommodate -N rchoul rir
with board during the next sessions III the female
school, in charlottesville.
TEnM.:--Bu4rj. washing fuel, lishts &c. for ter
mouths. cor during the sessions VI the -cho1!J $40 hal
rynb- advance and halt on the let OF February lyr
MS .uc, in Cha rlottrsvir is conveniently rstrl
reference to -ny oi IN" schools or cGu.ctcs
Early applications are dcEirsa
July lT-cTit ROBERT N. TRlCk.
ftOTTUH iAhNS-I5O bales. uaion mill. tor ssl'
u by * G. u DAVENPORT.
aug -
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-03-19
Howard Association,
HILL A d E L P Fl I A.
lMpnRTANT ANNOUNCEMENT! !!

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS!
"O ALL PERSONS afflicted with Sexual
Diseases, such as SpermatorrhGa, Semi
nal weakness, Impotence, GonorrhGa, elect,
Syphilis, the Vice of Onanism, or Self Abuse,
Ec., DC.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view Of
the awful destruction of human life caused
by Sexual diseases, and the deceptions prac-
ticed upon the unfortunate victims of such
diseases by Quacks, have directed their Con
sulting Surgeon, as a Charitable Act worthy
of their name, to give MEDICAL ADVICE
GRATIS, to all persons thus afflicted, who
apply by letter, with description of theil
condition, (age occupation. habits of life, &c y
and in cases of extreme poverty and suffering
to FURNISH MEDICINES FIRE E OF
CHARGE.
The Howard Association is a Benevolent
Institution, established by special endowment
Virulent and Epidemic Diseases" 1t has
now q surplus of means, which the Directors
have voted to expend III advertising the above
notice. 1t is needless to add that the Associa
tion commands the highest Medical skill of the
age, and will furnish the most approved mod
ern t eatment.
just Published, by the Association, a Re
port on Spermatorrhoea, or Seminal Weakness
the vice of Onanism, Masturbation or Self
| Abuse, and other Diseases of the Sexual Or
gans, by the Consulting Surgeon, which will
be sent by mail Tin sealed envelope } FREE
OF CHARGE, on the receipt of TWO STAMPS
| for postage.
Address, Dr. GEO. R. CALHOUN. Consult
| ing Surgeon, Howard Association, No Soutl
NINTH Street, Philadelphia, Pa By orde
of the Directors,
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary. GIL
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-03-19
HopEDALE, May 8, 1856.

"LAY STILL, GRANNY. "A boy..got bis
grandfather's gun and loaded it, but wa:
afraid to fire; he however liked the fun ol
loading, and so put in another charge,
but still was afraid to fire. He kept on
charging. but without firing, until he got
six charges. in the old piece.-His grand
mother, learning his temerity, smartly
reproyed him, and grasping the old CONT
mental. discharged it. The recoil was
tremendous. throwing the old lady onher
back She promptly struggled to regain
her feet. but the boy cried out, "Lay
still, Granny-there are FIVE more char
ges to 60 off YETI