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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-19

DR. Johnson, the pun hate, once made pun
very neat one, too; and furnishing the pOinl Of
pungent a sarcasm Sc ever came from the mouth Of
the '.Ursa Major Of literature Being presen. on
one occasion al q festival Of 81 Andrews College,
shortly after that institution had dsgraeed itself by
the sale Of academic hOnOrs, Johnson sskei the Pro-
vosi, "HoW the College prOspered?" ''PoOry-poor-
ly," replied the Provost 1--WE want money "Wel
sir retorlerd the DR., ''you have only 10 proceed
as you have begun, and you will get rich BY degrees
We never recall the anscdOte without efecting that
if our American Colleges could only manage TO sell
the hOnOrs which they gave aWsy, they too might get
rich 'by degrees, instead Of pniug many of them
do, for lack Of pecunlary psbuiem Al a price for
each no higher than the cost Of his diploma the
regular graduate, what immense sums would the an
nus crop Of honorary titles bring into vacant
sures We are told Of one llegs in the Staie Of
New YORK, not over Opueut, which since its founia-
tiOn in 1925, has actually conferred a number Of
honor ~ degrees exceeding trat Of is Baccal tur-
eate5 In other words, it has given more tales By
6rsUs than IN regular course by right Of four years
Of academic study Other institutions are uOt far
behind this in the ehespuess OF their lsurels Lit
tie as these College greens" are worth mere is
much complaint at the profuse aud ind scriminate
manner in which they are bestowed gentleman
receivs the degree Of ATtium Aagiser, who, IS All
his DeighbOrs know, is "Masier" Of 10 h gher
ARTS than those Of sharp attorney, or small spec
ulstor,-not in matters Of science or pbiosophJ-0dt
in stocks end staples "A successful poli ieltn Is
honorsd with the style OIL D. LegEH Litsratrns-
que Doctor whose knowledge Of "LaWs' is lin
tied to Appropr alton acis and Whoee acquaintance
with Letters may be seen in his unseholarly mis-
sivs to the people Of Buueombe A clergyman of me
diocre talents and mere middlIng sttllnments has
the sRev" at the head Of his name, balanced speci
al, gratia, with ID. az the tail; though no one
can assign better reason for the addition-Surely,
IT, az the old sa irst said, divinity is sick, and
needs q DoctOr," this worthy clerical gentleman,
Who knows small Greek and less Hebrew, is hardly
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"a s5-zz..

Ea aEEzz8.-Ezzs
TTVHE Great Central Route, connecting the Atlantic cities viii
Western Northwestern and Southwestern States, by con
tnuous Railway This road also connects at Ptsburg
daily lines Of Steamers to all ports the Western Rivers
Cleveland and Sauduy with steamers 70 all ports on The
Northwestern Lakes; making the most direct cheapest and rel
route by FREIGHT be forwarded to and from the
treat HeSt.
RAIEs BETWEEB PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURG,
FIRST CLLss-Boots Shoes Dry Goods lin 75c nor lo0r
boxes J Furs, Feathers, &c, 49,
sRCoND CLAss-BOoks and Stationary Dry Z en, or 1OoE
Goods lin bales,) Hardware Leather, &c, - -
THRD CLAss-Anvils, Baggng, Bacon and 5O- nor IOOH
PORK lin bulk,l Hemp, &C.,
EoURTH CLAss.COde Fish, Bacon, and Pork Al, e 1OOB
(packed,) Lard and Lard Oil,
Flour-75cts per hbl until further notice.
Grain-35cts. per 100 lbs, until further notice.
COttonS2 per bale, exceeding 5000 lbs weight, until fur
ther notice.
III In shipping Goods from any point East Of Philadelphia
particular marx package UjT PhuGde tG FGrOdd
All Goods consigned the Agents of this Railroad al Phade
pha PittSburg will be forwarded without detention
FREIGHT AGENTs-Harris, WOrmley x Co., Memphis Tenn
Z. G. Sa Co., ST. Louis J, S. Mitchell Son, Evansville
Tsdiana; Duesu Bell and MurdOCk aud Carter 4 JeWet
louisville, Ky; r. c. Msldrum, Madison Indana springGa1
Brown, and Irwin ( Co., Cincinnati, n W. Graham 4 Co..
GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Leach Co., No 81 kby slreet, Boston,
Lech Astor HoUs New York; No. /, William street
and No. Battery Place New York. E. J. Sneder Phadephia
hagrew & Koous, Baltimore Geo. c. Francus, Pttsbgrg
''7 Il. II. HOUSTON, GsyergL Frs.qLt Age'5t, FatsG.
Il, J, LOMBAERT, SEJf, AttO0aG, Fega.
april, 5S-f
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'ue man % oe hez physician. Such cases as these z-
% common as 70 deserve the seVerest Condemnaiion
tSSy ospreelate the Ealue aad pervert the use, 81
Aonorsi degrade the Weii-earned titles OF tue
sono'srs' and shamefully impsacb the tims honorsd
- g''a o learning This, indeed is the chef harm
tnl' comes OF this grea and growing abuse of Hon
orary Degrees / they sre worth litte Il, - lsssr,
u g. iney are worth less than nothing 10 the uB1 r.
~. Inc Sorid Is wonderfully just in these msft.s
IN the long run Au 'fhOu0r" httinelv bssf.--7 4
SIMPLY graceful thing--no mere. When ~ ~.
eauicy received the title Of s'Baron " evs-vbo5v 80
sit becomes him, Weil'-that was al is 4sa 49,
queens recognition Of his genius but in the iudg-
ment Of al sensible men, the man remained IA
same as before. Most love titles ami seek theul
JET Il Is curious 20 consider how certainly thay drop
away rom al really gseat names. No titles, civil
nllitary or academic are high or so coveted but
ne pest men, at last, out grow them During the
i.sfy career Of our great patriot the people said
handsomely and appropriately sGen George WASH
ngtoh bye-and bye, they spoke lovingly Of
Ieorge washington; at last they said revsrenlly,
and will say forever, washington So in lis eariv
parliamentary days, Engiishmsn wrote and spoksog
the "Hon- EDMUND BJRKs, NJ P. In the next gen
GRAFTON be had outgroWa his titles, ami Was called
as his mother called, ssEDMUND BURKE; and nov
the simple surname, "BURKE," distinguishes the
man With distinction which titles could oulv DIN
and degrade. To the name Of DANIEL WEBsrER.
there was atxed, BY civil and adeuic autborities
string Of titles as long the tail Of kite. but
Who ever pronounced them except the fisials rEe
conferred the honors, and who can now tell what
they we're, or whence they camel 'DANIzI WnB-
srER" is enough for Us, and for Posteriiy
The moral Of our discourse is rhis:-Lst ths col
leges, ca ely for their own sake and the cause z
learning look TO it that their iaursls regular aad
honorary" are iltingy bestowed, and tha world
will take care that they shall be put away, like the
long clothes Of babyhood. IS soon as the wearsrs
shall fairly have outgrOWn them -B0stou Post
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BREAD! BREAD!l BREADTH
CRUM & PAUAsS PATENT

FENE undersigned having purchased the above pasnt for the
the Middle Division OF reunesses with the exclusive
rsght Of manuaeture therein, would respectfully oct he
attention Of the pubic In general TO give the genuine Patent
Bre trial; when the result viii be uniformity in quality
and a whittier, in its texture free fron any drug
ghatever kes longer than any other bread without becoming
stale; cuts handsomer with equal the uest French
roll and viii actually 60 aer than any ether spseesof Bakers
Crum & PauIs Patent Bread,
The genuine article warran authorized TO be manufactured
ly else in Middle Tenneee city Of Nashville but
GEORGE GRErG.
Nos. 81 and 80 Union street.
Therefore, to prevent mpostures BY imposition rom evil dis
posed persons to Ite the deservey popular remember
No 81 and 49, Union street, the only place Hhse genuine
article can be procured,
GEORGE GRETG
has lage expense purchased and retains the Patent from the
original inventors who has had the bread before Metropolitan
Institute, where It has undergone rigid chemical test before s
gentlemen with the Smithsonian Institute and reev.
ed the highest prza Silver Meialbesdes other Insttutions
too tedious 10 mention.
Good read is the most essential thing in Life. None will seek
the ordinary bread that has been the process OF
ture for hundreds Of yes the imitation Patent
when they procure the genuine article alone from
GEORGE GREIG.
No 81 and 90, Union g Nashville Tenn,
at fair price, and that without the danger Of imposition To
Country Hotels Fairs, &c, this article warranted to keep two
weeks or nOre and then be delicious
GEORGE GRETG,
sept29-d3m No 81 and 80 Union street
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ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH SUCCESSFUL
1855. FALL TRADE. 1858.

% UNION STREET, NASHVILLE, TENN.
M RS. DOK LErespecully announces the ladies' E
lEE of Nashville, State Of Tennessee, and adjoining
States that she will days, New York
the largest and most magnificent Of FRENCH PATTERN
BONNETS AS well as the cheapest brought to this %
part follows:
1909 Fall and Winter Bonnets, all colors:
15Oe Ladies' and Misses Brown and White Leghorn Bloomers
styles
500 Chene Fancy Buge, Marebsau Plain Flower Head
Dresses;
500 Lslies' Dress Caps:
1900 Boxes fine French Flowers for Party and Bridal ap-
p0intneuts;
$500 Pieces Rich Winter Bonnet Ribbons, new styles;
go Boxes White Red and colored Pumes
EMBROIDEBHES such Collars Sleeves, Handkerchief
Setts Bands Edgings, Chidrens Robes Capes
large lot Of Patent Skirts and Corsets Cloth the
popular styles Furs in great quantity, all the way from
Rocky Mountains
II TOd BOnnets renovated retrimmod No. style II
augI5d MRS D0VTF
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LOOKING GLAssEs.-The fair belle as she arranges
her tresses before the mirror, or the hirsute man.
who shsvss his beard by its aid does not consider
the "dresdful trade Of those who have been en-
gagged in its manufacture. The silvering of the
glass is done principally in France and Germany
The process is of the most curious Of the modern
arts, and is an extremely simple one A sheet Of
tin foil somewhat larger than the glass plate is laid
upon q smooth table, and quicksilver poured over it
until the foil is covered with thickness Of tenth
of an inch or more. All impurities being swept of
from the surface Of the mercury and the glass plate
made sorupulOusly clean, it Is brought even with
the edge of the table, and pushed gently forward
sideways, so as 10 slide the mercury bath its
edge just dipping beneath its surface go as to push
before all impurities, and to exclude all air bubbles
Weights are then evenly applied to the glass, and
the whole table inclined such an angle as to favor
the drawing of Of the superhuous mercury This
requires some days weeks, according to the size
Of the plate There is constant risk in the whole
process, even when the greatest care is practised
The larger the glass, the greater the danger Of
breaksge and imperfeoliOas Sometimes the anal.
gam crystalizes, producing flaws which requires the
operation to be repeated Il is these causes which
make large mirrors so very costly In addition to
this, high Wag' must be paid to the WOrkmen, as
the mercury produces salvation, destroys their
health renders some Of them oripples for years. anu
prematurely shortens the Iives Of all.
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9asbbiIIe anion anA 5nsritan.
Daily IS /; Tri-weeklY s.; weekly s..
Rates of Adversisin


square, one year, s30-Eaeh additional SQUARE 40
Advertisers exceeding the space cOntrncted
for, viii be charged for the excess.
IN The WEEKLY
oE DottR rsquaref for the rs and FTT CRIs fer each
Subsequent insertion.
AdTertsenenfs published in both the Daily and weekly m
added.
Tr1Assat Ad5slsszs1s mast % paid 6oF e. ssss so Of
To COrrespOndemtss
Il will great deal Of unnecssssry trouble our
friends In writing will bear IL mind the following rules
Always give the Date post oee county and State il the body
d yourlette
r you wish hspaPer changed from one once to another give
both Offices in full.
If you write business and matters rits separate
sheets Of paper, or different leaves Of one sheet
Letters and solicited upon all such facts and
subjects as be Of information interest the public
Anonymous communications Of whatever caacer viii receive
attention.
correspondents should write only side Of the paper
We cannot undertake rejected communications
All letters on business should be directed 10 Messrs. T.
sAsTAN CO. and not personally to either Of Prepne
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Sale of House and LOT.

decree Of the County Court Of Davidson county rendered
at the September tem 1853 in the Of John King and
James King, Sr. and others, will offer for sale al the
House Nashville Saturday the 2 day Of October
lot Of ground fronting 80 feet Cridle street, % feet u
feet 30 back only s. feet
TermSsI25 will be required cash. ard the balance on
credito one two and years. without interest Said pro-
pery belongs estate Of sally King and sold for drbu-
tUn among the heirs. F. l. CHEAfitAM,
ssu24 ID Clerk and Master.
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MACHINE MADE HORSEsHOES.

~ TIE TROY IRON ANDNAIL FACTORY, -
m NJ at Troy, n. Y, have Henry Burdens I'm n "
MI Improved HORSE SHOE Machinery nCwkl II
I'll in successful operation, and prepared to HI IL
" N execute orders for Horse and Mule shoes, Of "
any Weight and Pattern, at price but little
above the price Of Horse Shoe Iron.
The quality Of Iron used in shoes warranted in every
respect These shOs have approved Of and used BY
the United States Government also by many Of the
principal Stage and OmuDus Companies and Horse Shoers
throughout the country. These be purchased through
the principal Hardware and Iron Stores r the United States
isrs addressed to the subscriber, Troy gl receive prompt
attention. WM. +. BURDEN,
Rpn6-ly Agent Troy, York
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Never fails right Cook cannot spoil OF
Coffee by gelness, after she has placed the boiler
on the stove range.
Some three hundred CoeePots have been sold in
Nashyl and they are give perfect sactOn all
sizes from one to twenty quarts For sale by
J. W. NlBSONs ColleRe street,
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"TITHIN five miles Of Gaatin Sumner county, Tenn, not
w far from the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Its we'll
steTed well tmbered, we'll with blue grass with cOiOra-
bls Housl and Out-budngs Terms s, be aoEn By ap
plying 10 7. Rsyers, GalanR, Tenn. spl4-H@
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B Il d A ID w A v.
~ a = nN.. IL

AM Offering for Sale valuable Lots, Corner Of
broadway nd Cherry streets.
One fronts forty feet Broadway and hundred and
eighty on Cherry street.
The other adons the above fronts thirty feet broadway and
back lS0 feet to Alley u feet vide,
Now the time procure good business stand For terms
&c, apply to lscpl6-lml A v S. LINDSLEY
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ISHAm HARRIS,

ESHAIH g. HARRHSs
GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE:
To all who shall these Presents-Greeting
VETHEREAS, it has been made that certain
w GEORGE MILTON, charged with committing foul and
the Both day june lo upon the bodies
Of Wm. H. Spcer and r. II Vail, late Of county Of Dyer
has fled from justice, and r running at large.
Now Therefore l. Iam Harris, Governor aforesaid, by
virtue Of the power and authority in vested do hereby offer
three hundred dollars any person persons who
apprehend the said George Msn and deliver him the
Sheriff Jaior Of county Of Dyer in order that justice in
that behalf may be had and executed.
t0~l In testimony whereof have hereuno set my hand
sEAL the Great Seal Of the be affixed
~0r~' Nashville, the eleventh day of July, 1858.
IsHAM G. HARRIS.
By the Governor:
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TOBACCO WANUFACTORK.
VNT MEREDITH, a and 45 College street, has now
w ready for sale at his Factory 500 boxes OF Manuiac
uad Togoo in Of O. go and 00 and 40 pounds each
meet views Of the trade, from S to - cents per pound;
cannot fail to please.
Merchants wanting Manufactured Tobacco requested to
call and examine for themselves Also,
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND GERMAN CIGARS,
On commission, viii be sold by the thousand, at less
price than sold in this city before
ROLLED, TWIST and CUT TOBACCO in great Variety at
very low prices. septl3--f
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Gives healthy beverage. Nervous dyspeptic, and bEousper
sons dared coffee years. have been abeto
avOrte beverage again when made in this new boiler,
lHa without Of ef the old unpleasant conse
duences Tits healthy, by the Of condenser, eyapo
ration prevented and the coffee be boiled long enough
release ali the natural elements Of the berry, and get them in just
proportion in the beverage
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Till, ssOL.n nOmINION,, COEFEE.POT.

TVyHOUsANDs Of Coffee Pct have already been sold
all parts Of the United States is rapidly
Wherever introduced, has given the most
complete satisfaction.
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w. H. WEBB & CO.,
NANUE4 CTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS n
READYAADE CLOTHING
NO. "a, PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE,
TFENESGEE.
Dissolution, ,

OA-3OAD
FENHE partnership heretofore existing betB the undersigned
under the firm Of Il. B. NORRIS & CO.. in the
Grocery and Commission Busness is this day dissolved by
tual consent, B. Morris having sold his Hugh
Crea, Either partner authorized firm
IN liquidation. u. b. MORRIS,
W. HOOPER HARRIS.
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Particular Notice
FRESH ARRFVAES,

EUST RECEIVED, by VESSEL & THOMPSON
- 10 Gases Claret Chateau Mlrgaux,
Leovido.
2j St. Julien,
10 Laslie's Ginger Wine,
Is . French Cordial
Is " Muscat Wine,
. &" Brandy Peaches,
25 4" Brandy Cherries, " Glass Tops"
10 = Corn starch,
30 boxes and halves Layer kaisins,
10 chests Green and Black Teas, extra and addition
al lot Of Asops and Youngers Sparkling Ale genuine
London Porter. For sale at low cash prices BY
augI2G VESSEL & THOMPSON.
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The Ticket Office is in the Passenger Depot and open
hour before the starting Of Tnn which allows ample
for the purchase Tickets. 1t open other time during
the day Passengers for the Eastern cities leave the A. NJ
Train, which throughout with Trains the other roads,
Time 70 Richmond - hours Washington two days. Philadelphia
two and half and New York three days. This the cheapest
and best route from Nashville to the East.
New Orleans passengers leave he2O p NJ Train, arriving
at Memphis for New Orleans the evening Of
the day. aud 60 through without detention Memphis
Those for McMnuve, Sparta, and Beehcba Springs, leave
Nashville the $50 NJ. Train, which directly at Tu
ahoma with the Train for McMiauvle Persons leaving Nc
Mnuvile in the morning arrive at Nashville 80 ?. NJ
At Nashville, there which daily Smhl8ud,
and with for different places the Ohio and Mis-
sisipp rivers also, daily line Of for Louisville, leaving
very morning the arrival Of the night express.
By this change Of Schedule the Train from Memphis
direct Stevenson with aud down day Trains causing
delay TO Nashville and Eastern passengers and hour gained
the former Schedule in going Memphis from Nashville
c. L. ANDERSON,
julyIO, 1853 BPs General Ticket Agtut
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Great National Route.
TTTERmINATES AT WASHINGTON AND
Baltimore the East, and Wheeng, BeuWood aud Park
ersurg West, which places Railroads.
Steamers. &c. for and from all points an tbe
West, Southwest and NOrth-gFesf.
Two trains Wheeling daily IO:1j A. ~, 4s55 p. NJ,
1850 P. a.
One train only on Sundays, at 4:55 P. n.
Direct connections made By these trains
Fer all the Eastern Cities.
This The only rouIe to Washington City.
Passengers bJ this Route Baltimore. phaiepha,
NeW Y0rk and Boston, the Boston al5s ~
other lines.
Time as quick and fare low via any other Route
Inquire for tickets ihe Baltimore ONO Railroad AZ any
Of the principal Railroad Once, In The West
b. y. FULLER. Gent Western AGENT
l. n COLE, General Ticket Agent.
". P smith, Master Trlnsportatiol. ssps
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POE's COMPLETE WORKS,


WTAYING sold entire Goods. Fixtures SC 20
II Messrs d. B. PLUMMER & ". b. KN GHT, they viii
business at the old stand. No y the Pub
lie SQUARE Wesoct for them continuance Of the liberal pat
ronige bestowed o"
A Nor s0n viii be found al their ocs to settle up
Those indebted to viii please call settle.
ocu-d2W A. MORRISON & Co,
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FIVE RUNDRED DOLLAEs REWARD.

OOK AT THIS,--We have this day received l6GOl OF
those extra Eagle Principle Seggrs. Smokers who prefer
fbise should supply themselves Immediately We dont eN
rreras when they superior % any tL have been
sssss-Ltbs-s IN two vears VESSEL 4 THOMPSON
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COLUMBIA.

4 WISH to sell the HoRse ard Lot in Columbia Tennessee now
occupied by W j. syEss Esq The contains upwards
IO acres, and conveniently situated family residence Will
be sold cheap if immediate application Is made to
A. Y. ;. LlNDSLEY,
sep24-lm Nashville, Tennessee.
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The OId nominion Coffee-Pot

lakes than is possible 10 Obtain in any other
way because, by Ingenious but simple arrangement the house
keper any length of time without loss Of
securing all the elements Of the coffee il their natural
and proportional combinations:
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NEW FIRM
Valuable Land For sale!

Of decree guaucerT Court
Gailatn the OF Robert L CkruLhers others vs.
n Saunders and others, viii on the 18th day November next
az the Court House In the Of Gaan exroe 20 af
valuable Farm Of the late james Saunder Eq
Farm from 50 20 acres Of Land situae
ope Of desirable sumner UouHr Being
miles from the Hermitage; about 70 miles
"a miles from Gal attn and from the Lou sh
vile Railroad. It also situated immetiatsy upau
brland river, and has hne stream lDras C Tor IT, ern
boundary The place finely tmbee aud upou %
the la gest and best dwelling houses in the county.
TeFms.s-Oue third Cash, balance years. Ros5
sion will be given Immediately.
octI-trwlm w. H. BLACKMORE- c. &M
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CUmBERLAND FEMALE COLLEGE.
rT.n....-.r. -r-----

NLlAIIElHAa1AlF AlFW EEIIAAlE NULLElaEs
McMinnvilEs, Tennessee.
ID. VI. Mcdonald, AZ M., President.
TTHHE session Of this Institution viii commence on the
II hrst Monday In September next and continue twenty
TERMS OF TUITION.
In Preparatory Department 50 90 TO 8l2 %
: Collegiate Z" Is O0to s20 20
Music 25 90
" Ornamental a" 20 %
Contingent Fee, So
Boarding at the COllege, including lights fuel and washing
hfty dollars.
The lnstution is furnished with superior Philosophical n{
Chemical Apparatus al0rding facilities mpar,ua
instruction in the Natural Sciences.
With corps Of superior several Departmonts
hsafll location accessible by railroad whole south,
nd large and we'll arranged College Building, Trustees
Onhdenuy recommend their Institution the public
nently worthy Of patronage
Us 7. @. SNARTT, ,secretlry.
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The OId nominion CofFee-Pot


economical for nothing being lost by evaporation IN
boiling Coffee required while the beverage is
stronger, more fragrant, and more delicious.