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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-25
H4a DIR. CULVERWEEES 4Ht
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Medical Essay on a new, certain and radice cur
ofSpermatofrh9a, &C., without the OF Internal
medicines, ,cauterization, or any mechanical
354tN n. slsi3 appliances. i7is .tEf141I = ist
JusT PuBHsHKp, the 9Th edition, in sealed envelope
gratis and mailed to any address, Postpaid, on res
This little work, emanatlng from celebarted NOM
Der medical profession gives the most impor-
tanng doubts Of their PHI steal condition. or who are
conscious ofhaving haEared their health and happi-
and peyfect remedy for Spermatorrhoa or Seminal
Weakness Debility. Nervousness DcpreesicR of SPIT
rits Ii IS Of Energy, Lasstude Timidity
~ Seminal Discharges ,Impaited Sight and Memory.
Blotches and Pimples outhe Face, Piles,
Palpitation ofthe Heart and Bodily Prostitution Of
the whole system, inducing impoteney and mental
and physical incapacity means ich every %
may cure himself privately, and at trnng expense
WFAddress DR.. III. J. G. KLINE, Ist Avenue, go y,
18Th. street. New York; Post Box, No. 1855.
September Q, le5e--3mIe
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-25

CHARACTER Were to make trial OF any
PERSONS publications for union Of SO
much delicacy. there is no part Of his con-
duct | would sooner single out, than to OBJ.
serve him in his resen,ments. And this
MOI upon the maxim frequently advanced
"tbat the best friends make the bitterest
enemies;" but on The contrary, because
am persuaded that hs who is capable Of bs-
ing bitter enemy, can never possess the
necessary virtues which constitute true
iriend.-T Fitsosbone.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-25

BUSINESS TO mAu addicted to delights
business is an Interruption; to such as are
cold to delights business is an entertain
ment. For which reason it was safd TO
one who commanded dull man for his
application. ''No thanks to him: il he had
no business hewould have nothing to do"
r Steele.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-25

APPLES AND OUNCES. s.-A very nice
sauce is mHde by tking at the rate Of a
peck Of quinces TO bushel of sweet apples
and preparing as above, except using only
hall as much sugar. and boiling down the
second syrup without removing the fruit.
Il Ibid.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-25
FhoM MExICO.

WAsHNeToN. Nov sO.-Ths New OF
leans papers Of Monday. received here to-
night, contained further particulars Of the
Me lean newsreeeived per steamer General
Rusk. =
The Brownsville (Texas) Flag says
that General Blaneo, ofihe Liberal army.
with 500 men, attacked and entered the
city OF Mexico advancing within one block
Of the capital. On he 18th Of October.
ZuIogs made an imposing resistance and
lost 400 OF his soldiers besides large
number wounded. The loss on the part
of the Liberals was comparatively small,
Blanco held his position for few norrs,
aud afterwards retired to Tacuhaya, where
he remained encAmped. The city would
have been completely c'ptured by the lib
erals. but the paTlisans within, upon whose
movements depended the whole success,
not being previously advised Of the inten-
ded attack, were not prepared to render
any efficient aid. The Liberal forces were
concentrating bout the capital with a force
sufficient to render the capture ineVita'
BILE.
The whole Republic, with the exception
of the capital, is now in possession OF the
Liberals.
General Escheagaray was severely woun
bed in a darling attempt to capture The
Castle at Porte with handful ofmen.
Another account says that Zuloga bat
only sbobt 1000 and with little exertior
The latter might have taken the city.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-25

, GREATSEss. "A great. good, and a
right mind is a kind of divinity, lodged in
asSh. and NAV be the blessing of 3 slave
ae we'll as Of prince: it came from heaven
and to heaven it must return, and il isa
kini Of heavenly felicity. which a pure
aud virtuous mind enjoys ia some degree,
even upon earth,-[Seneca..
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-25

Books To divert al any time trouble.
some fancy, run to thy books; they pres
emily fix thee to them. and drive the other
out of thy thoughts. They alwavs receive
thee with the same Kindness. Fuller.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-25

cT No life can be we'll ended that has
not been we'll sp"nt; and what life has
hsen we'll spent that has had no purpose,
that has Accomplished NJ ebject that has
real zed no hope.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-25

E1""So there's another rupture q
Noun. Vocifferous." sid Mrs. Partiugton
as she put on her specs; "the paper iell'
US about ths burning lather running dowr
lbe mountain, but Il don't tell how il got
fire."
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-25
mARMIRn,

By G. Steinmap Esq. on the 8lh inst,
Mr. N JosEeH PoLFOS and Miss HARaiEF
Nash. both Of this county. .
By Rev. J. R.inmund. on the 18th
inst. Mr. Dawn EwiSe and Miss DIANA
WILHELM. all OF this county, Sc
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-25

"Marriage should he considered as
the most solemn league ofperpstual friend
ship, u state from which artifce and con
cealment are to he banishsd forever, and
in which every act of dissimulation is a
breach Of faith.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-25

IT usually falls out that those who seek
others destruction find their own.--EAn-l
drew Fuller.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-25

GDThe Steubenville Union uominates
John G Breckinridge, Of Kentucky. and
Isaac Toucey. Of Connections. as its favo.
ties for the Presidency and Vice Presiden-
cy in l860..
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-25

ANoTHER VIcTIM. The telegraph in-
forms us that the President has tender,
ed the Governorship Of Kansas to Citizen
Governor Postmaster Sammedary. Of Co.
lumbus, Ohio. Dare he accept il?
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-25
SUPERBLY BEAUTIFULLY
JUST OUT 10
The Cosmopolitan Art Journal
EnAR nEnnr nInEna

OYER seventy pages-ehoice artlcles--eleeantly
~ yillustrated-splendid,S Steel Engrsvings. Price
~ cents Specimen copy sent, receipt offs cents
ID stamps Or coin. Address Y. M GRISWoLD, Tan,
caster, Ohio, or 2; I, DERBY, ,s4S Broadway N.Y.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-25

ABIDING EMBELLISHMENTS 1t has been
Justly observed I'VE may seek costly fur
nilure for our homes. ianciful ornimen;s
for our mantle pieces. and rich carpets for
our floors; but after The absolute Hecessa-
Fiies for home, books and at once the cheap
est. aud certainly the most useful aud abb
ding embellishment" Z i I Z
-TAIl wantingtO enigraJe to q mild elimaleeood
tsoil and dne ma rket, see dSortsement or Hanmon
| on. Lands. !. Z - v y
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-25
Fevers.

mPAIl wanting to emigr 10 mild climate, 70.
solli and fine maFket see advertisement Of Hamm n
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-25
M DYSPEPSIA ANp Flrst-

UI 0FEPSIA AND FTTSTg II
N DR., o Phelps Brown, ~ 3i.z.
THE GREAT CURER OF CONSUMPTION, wks
for several years so badly aaleted byl DysnehsiS. .
That for part OF the time he was confined 10 hia-
PED. ne was eventually cured by prescription FUR
hlsned MIN oy yonng claryoyant girl. This pre- -
oitrance, has cured everybody who has taken L. new
er having aied once II is equally as sure in cases
oi FITS as OF DYSPEPSIA. The Ingredients NAV m
be found In any drug store. wii.send this vaiu-
anle prescription TO any person the recent OF II
one stamp 10 pay postage. Address q,
DIR. O.PHELPS BROWN. Ha'
Sep. 9-3mI9. No 81 Grand ST. Jersav llty N IL
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-25

-HTTo all wanting Farms, SEQ advertisement Of
Hammonton Lands.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-17
BY {. X. PHELPS Arcrg
ENECtT TORS SALE OF
NAIIi Able REAL. ESTATE,
AT AUCTION

4 EXECUTOR OF MItAiAii DAY Is Jn DLt'n .
- late at Lynchhurg b. authority Il hi vii Wild sell
pui'r auction III" premises. l. ESltAh The ba.
ToBER neat t" the highest hdct credit OF d. ~ and
IL months, with interest i"m day ut sale. The following
bile REAL. ESTATE IN the Cay oi Lynrhburg.
The large two story Birch ssOu.c lauS occupied =:
by do ii tile hill the Is nGbuIg Ltiirge. being -
lot No 80 9TH street and alley Ih krteh"u and
wants lodging BRICK Meat tttrlagr, Ice House
stable framed There well "i good " alter the
and a garden In high STATE 81 walton
Also, large y III Ala = ioiing 10 above
stories high, and basement There good wr Of water.
stable. &c un tins lot.
Also on" ha!tot one niDprGvcd Lot on Man str
adjoining ia, residence ct II ii yer horn. lsq
Also. That valuable Eaiaily Ases,ds Jude Dan
irl'~ Hill, at present occupied ny Ca 4, i L.r-
bonds with approved -ttuy wil h" iui,, and d""l
Of tiuSt ON the p'tty. ~ inl'Err security.
AS. Tn WEDNESDAY, ihc 9th tU'1 DBFR. tho Il -
nam, Dwelling will be- sold I" til" highest ht.r all
afouschOid and Kitchen tHInituic, embracing eve.
article alpC raining Ia ,n~,krrIiHg
THAN x month, credit all o. and uui,
$l0tash LlCii II. DAVIS. Ear
& X PHELPS Auctr lsspt .ltaWti-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-17

for the rrucw,i al .ela.r If the rails usel upon
thu said roads.
The resolution was unan imously adopted.
The report of the Examining Committee" WAS
read and received. 1t reports the books Of the
Company in proper order.
Pending the resolution of the Business Commit
tee on the subject Of the Tehuantepec mail ar
ranscmcut. Mr.. Burwell ally presented the ad-
,anascs of that route and demonstrated its great
superiority over all other flutes To California
Ills remarks were most a>urablv received.
lie was followed by Mr.. Ballard Preston, on the
same subject and in connection with his mission
to Europe an eloquent and ntrre ,tin. address.
which we re.ret We have not time 10 report after
which the following Resolution offered by Mr..
Deane AMI al ptel bv the meeting:
Rew'rcd, Tint the Stockholders of this Compa-
nv fully cndorse ting views Of the President and
Directors in reference to direct trade with Europe.
aud learn, with grea. gratiicatiun Of the snccrss
full termination Of The mission Of VIM. Ballard
Preston. for connecting the Railroads and Canals
of the United States. terminating on the Chcsa-
pcaae Bay. with the railway system If Europe, by
lines of steamships to ply hetweoa Norfolk and ST.
Nazaire.
On motion, Directors of the Company living ut
n distance. are to receive additional pay for two
days, in coming to and going from meetings,
The election of ethcers was then tnkea ny, and
on motion. the old officers were reelected. wiz
John X. Mcdaniel President, and John NJ. Pres
ton and Henry Davis. Directors.
The meeting then liourned sim dc,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-17

i OF trust NVtutcd u mn bv Alnsun AMI Fran
his Ne bearing date h, 18th LAY juno Rad
record in the County tuuli at tuI nnl the lus
ting Court OF til" tiy o lInthhUtt stall the An sv
OF OCTOBER ls5s On III. lrcml's : sod b, luhi'
auttian all much hs the
poses said decd 1T that 1oT OF AND ia she
tounty tauph,, thu cay Il Lvnchhnie. which
81 10 tn. said Aais, Wnstnu iN >anu,l Irc
Maiaa his wilc b, deed hearing date b. 9th day II" Judy
ls.Bl, thr taupb,ll
th, date - Il of
aforesaid hat been hs thu srl Aausan
Edward j Fulkcs by Il, ei hrarig dat" ihc ,
and 81 H. nr1 The tt.
The said 1t land hr,,hN adNtr.d
10 about Hcr's,
House Inch the said Aianson Nhrnu
nf his death il ituaici thereon
TERMS OF SAI,E-A ct.,it ut |, rivl
mouths tlunl ms interest h,ur ndirl
al sale, viii be the purchaser the
nirni II The purchase
negotiable notes sa>a,t rllrr"d mud - on
thu property sold liz property Is t., e
H. he good ail valid hut afinr merely
"nly convey til, i,u#,hsseft pu,hasrr- such
vested ia l'> tn" deed - roto>,ii
se;ils md. LpIiN VI bliA 1t..I.t
l,pr.rN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-17

ut Hns executed u rr by David y Reese aud Mary L.
his WIFE hvsing date the Inn dsv o July s hhl OF re
cord III the Hnsng Cont tn" cay ot ,nrhtnfe shall
IN the bh " Wlp3fR l.Ss on ~, rNlo-" To-
tie bN way ~ rhtlc c'ttAu ltlI patttt
ground ~ and bal situated sixth Alr, en- the north
MeN side III root w thc ~ "t iNn,hhnre ennne f"c'
from The Junction "i said Alley and Sixth running h"Ucc
nt east sixty feet thence north west 80 10 tthfnc nth
west >iN'N feet and thence snih teet Ia the ergnr
doing part II Lynthhurg loi NJ lsa and pat e" M"
ground purchased b! il. said David Rccs f'm jonathan
J'rsion together with Nil Tho improvements tace' aud
RrpnrienanccS thereto beloiplng
lERMS OF SAl.t.A credit Of six. twrl,e and eighteen
months equal insslmeuts interest to hu added irn the day
OF SAL WIN be- given To the purchasr purchasers '
msn' OF the purchase aud interest Ia he secuted by
ncgo ,hc not, ssaactoy enlo' sed and deed OF trust
on the property sold The title To- the rrarrr, Is believed
!" he g"od and val but aeting hcr'hv trustee vii
" convey 10 the purchaser rur sub iii" is
vested In me by the deed Aforesaid
s"ptl; 2iaw itls JOHN OTil, Trustee
Rpp e, ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-17
WASlisNt.TON House,,
CHURCH STREET T,vurhh,Irp U

FEiillS liptsc situated in The immcdi vicinity Of IA,
nost hnnus part III Ia. rty, and ia" iucatinn Is
the most quit aud healthy III III" plc" To Strangers ihcr"
fot.. lis position II particularly drsIRbc
hr Subscribers return iI.i thanks ,lr .nds md III,
pubic generally IL" the hcral patronage they hhv"
tented to th,u ihrn that they Will enduayor
III a their
An oMNiBLS, BAGGAGE " AGON and PORTLRS will
always be found Mt the d. and nunt andugo the arvd
of IT," trans aud hoa To convey iaas'ngcr 10 aud fnn '
Hotel Inn ,HAN6I. SNEAD d CLARK,
sell lJts ProprictUis.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-17
SAILS II AUCTION
FUTURE DAMS

YAH OF RIAL EsTATE.-ln rarssa"ce
~ e The prov sons deed of trust by ohr "
Haley aud w dated The let u torr 1855 To ihr iynchhurI
Bnlding Fund Association the Undersigned III sell on ~"
public FRIDAY tho lih instant at "
o'clock, ", the % oase aud LOT the Campbell 49,
Court House Turnpike ed by said deed The pro Me
perry Ia the ri said Turnpike Just above
simpsons soap Factory The undersigned will sell and IN
such title "ny v.scf In thrm by the deed ar Ao
sAMi sryIEE,
II. q. II kEAS.
serit dtls e I. WILLS
POsCPONENENT.-Ih above sale Ia postponed
until friday the 2iih instant.
SAMI4 TYREf,
Il 81 n. REAN.
ssptl7 tbs & Z WILLS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-17
NOTICE.,

The Ladies "r the Episcopal Church at Am
herst e. II. and vicinity, will give supper on the
night of the Goth Of September, that being Court
night for the benefit of the Parsonage. \ cordial
invitation is EXTENDED to all to attend.
Admttnnce Il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-17

MEETING OF SrocKuoLDExs.-7hursday morn
ing-The Stockholders me, at o'clock this morn
ing pursuant to adjournment.
The Committee of Thirteen, appointed Mt the
previous meeting, reported through their Chair
man, Capt. Ckas. Dimmock-recommcnd the
adoption Of the report and accompanying docu-
ments of the Presideat-referring the Retition of
citizens of Lynchburg in reference to the reduc-
ton Of freights on coal to the Directory-author-
izing the Directors to appropriate such means Us
may be within their control during the present ifs
cal year to the liquidation of the floating debt
advising that members of Virginia Agricultural
Societies be passed at half price to and from the
annual Fairs of said societies-and endorsing the
contract of the Directors with the general govern
ment in regard to carrying the Southern and the
Tehuantepec mails The report was unanimous
y adopted.
Mr.. VIM Ballard Preston presented petition
from Mr.. j. Kyle, of Montgomery county, asking
the construction Of n Branch Road to his Coal
banks, miles long, the following terms: The
Company to do the grading, and ne the superstruc-
ture. The former it is estimated will cost $780,
600, and the latter 1000 On motion of Mr
Preston the following resolution was adopted:
ResOlred, That the memorial of }. Kyle be PC
ferred to the Board Of Directors, with instructions
that they consider the same with reference to.and
in the spirit of the instructions heretofore given
by the Stockholders for the construction of the
branch to the Toms Creek coal field.
The resolution adopted.
A petition from Mr.. j. Wygal, for the construc-
ton of Switch. was referred to the Directors for
examination and action.
Mr.. Edwin Robinson. proxy for the city of Rich
mond, presented resolution asking the abroga-
ton of the through ticket arrangement with the
Central and the Orange and Alexandria Roads
and its establishment with the Richmond, Fred
ercksburg and Potomac Road--on the ground
that the State, in the charter of the latter road
had granted it an exclusive right to transfer pas
sengers between Richpond and Washington city
The resolution was advocated by Mr.. Robinson
anl opposed by Mr.. Mcdaniel. after which the
resolution was Withdrawn by Mr.. Robinson.
Mr.. +. G.. Rurks offered resolution to the ef-
feet that the 'specim contract" embodied in tho
receipt which the Company gives for the transpor
tation of freight, be stricken out On motion, the
resolution was referred to the President and Di-
rectors.
Mr.. Burweil, Of Bedford offered the following
resolution:
ResoIued, That the President and Directors be
requested to confer with the authorities of other
roads connecting with and having the same guagc
with our own. upon the expedency of establish
ing or encouraging the establishment at some
eligible and convenient point. Of Rolling Mill
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-17
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Business Mr>s' PRAYER MrEriNo.--Iherc are
regular meetings for prayer at the room of the
Young Mems Christian Associations. from t. un
til ocl, ck. The public are invited 10 attend.
n,,r IN---llts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-17
1.xNCuHGRs. AGESll
OF THE
NEN YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
INITIAL. SYSTEM

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
INITIAL sxsTEW
amcriug OF the Local H.. I'd o directors for the New
N York Lite Iusuan,e Comp n.y. al the Capitol in tho en-
o Rie.mon the following ~ Unanimously adopted
have examined the report eAhib of DE New York LIE
insuane. Company for The ending the LIST of January
~ recommend to the and support OF the
community The New York Lite Insurance Company has
been - yoarri Capital has
ed e of sllo296 ~ invested In state Stocks and
Bonds and Mortgages on Heal Estate We think II most
prohabe and mode of money. The profits
the benefit "t hc Insured and have averaged
. sn y @ IN "Ss & tho a% on Es% York NJ"
requires additional security, that sloooO0 shall be deposit
~i,h the State Comptroller any law full
which III" Company may iaiiio pay.
NJ attention the objects and advantages
Liz insuTanr" H. set forth hy This Institution
THIRTEEN1 II ANNUAL REPORT.
Amount Of assets January l. ,,eo,
Amount of receipts for rremi.
nns 'niciest &C. I" Jany
l. s5e, +4,lol %
PAID iosses by death. interest
on dividends, aud a.! nticr
expenses 2ll.l2O &c
Accumulated Fund, Jan !, SO, si,4o2oss %
II will be by the above statement that this Company
In = hourishng condition
Those desiring regard tho subject of LIE
Company who viii give them information that bc
desired Tor reference apply to either nber Of the Ioca
Board
Secretary OF Commonwe wealth Of Virginia
DIRECTORS
EO}EK A. PRYOR,
editor ofthe "S,uib')
THOMAS II. ELLIS, Esq.
(Irrsident James River and Kanawha Coz
TIioMASr AUGUST, Esq.
attorney at Law)
WIN O. PAINE. Esq,
(Kcnt Paine & Co Merchants,
JOHN BAGBY Esq,
Farmer, King Queen Co, ya.,)
REV. CHAS H. READ,
pastor United Presby terrain Church)
REV. JAS. b. TAYLOR,
(Corg Se"y Southern Baptist Convention
II. X. El.LYSON, 0printer)
CHAS. W. PURCELL (Bankcr)
JAMES THOMAS, in,
(Tobacco Manufscturer)
RoBERr s. PAY~t, ". d.
4 l.. waiKsR, NJ D., Medical Board.
p II GiLMER, NJ. d,
A.B GARLAND, Local 4 gent,
or In Lis absence DR. T. L. WALKER
CHAa. WORTHAM,
Gent Aga and Attorney sOs Va.
E,wTROTTEK, General Ax',.
mar % Gn
ANARBON OIL AND G.AMPa.-This Oil IL
" made from best Bitnmnous Coal gives light like gas
light II egpos'pe We have found apest
which have used. For sale by
21dts SrABLER q JONES.
USsNE CIGAKs.-We have new in stere she
II finest assortment Of CIGARS have ohered-ov
of good smoke are requested to call and them
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-17
SCHOOL, AND COLLEGES.
IYNCHBITRG COLLEGE


ruNnE fourth annual session cf,h Institution III commence
i on the iath September.
the entire sanh aud the course study both Classical and
sricpnr ranai to that II tho hest American colleges
the cne Of Mr Blankenshp graduate 81 the viz
ena Military Institute and rssrnty connected with tho
The .cve,a professor. win have s.u.iv. charge If tho
Grammar school In which will be thoroughly
FXCu nTY.
RonERr l. BEoCkLTT, Irs'id,n,, Professor Of Nsiu
,rcrsar. q MArurw. A. NJ. Professor Of Latin and
u canf,t II, Professor of the Greek Language and
pl.>At>sur, rroie..or of Mah-aa,r. and Ia.,rue.
Rev W ". wAiHrH, Profess - OF Mora AMI Mental Sci.
Rev X con Professor Of History
IUAHLaNn. A. VI, Professor uf Cons ii Law
L,NanorN,, NJ u, Professor Of Anatomy and Ply.
Grs,rrt Anolruo sAurom. IL ID, rr icror Of Modern
Languages
EXPENSES
Rosrl - week washing 81 - per month fuel and
hfh's so term Tuition, $40 In Tho Grammar schp aud
AZ, IN II. Collegiate pcnnr,n,,n, for h al, session
- ct,ornes containing further Information he oh
'nn''i l., aa,r's'nv the PRECEDENT u.s.
SEi.ktr >.lOOs. rOm NOCNG LADIES
",sr y ne nunccr Of pupil. E%i,, /" twelve, prslcr
cn'e~tl he s'ven '",h".e who ,sko Mu." and French
Terms m herct ot" Adirrst h"le"mhcs Rock R,dnnrd
co % I'n"iha aug Mdsewtw
~ hs. ". =. OTEH'. GLASS s.r os"s LIE.
Nh die. "" b" opened tho nrs, MONDAY In September, al
r.sNs ,,nl,,ou for month. teo No extra charge for
French aud Latin n" deduction tor absence. nns ~ I'm
PUuWARY SCHOOL. ssmu
MRS. A N E. G. II Z G O RY,
"a Ill open school for small and girls The H. Mon.
w day In octolcr, at hur residence Church street A
r","n 81 h"ns ra,renas" !, respectfully solicited
lr,ms. $40 per session Ut hvn nhs
scptlJ dttam3w
SNtuVuRG FEMALE sEM1NARY-
imAhhiN" ANpDAf scliooi. FOR iorNh La
he SECOND srs ion II this Institution opens W.lns
ia tt, t5H Annual term di,lrj nln two
OF I've manihs each English mites
oman, nth education tulIceai" mu.cd air that
Of n'srsiy vt Nteina complete ,ouIso In Music
cal aud ipsl nmrral
Hon,d Of Instruction.
u WILLIAMSON.
birI LATIN tirr.h and Nrilrs I.tirrs
EIIObbltD CAMPS.
pfrt Hebrew, ,taiian and Mnlr.
WM HOPPER,
btrT--Itcuch. span sl aud Mathematics.
INKS :. D. FACE
bifi dat. NJ ihanel an lr,p attn Greek
Mrs Il WILLfAM SON,
h'rt Preparatory English III anthes and GEM surersd