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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-03-20
NO. IL.


to hc a revolver, loaded by himself, full
snit Of citi2cns dress, 500 in money, and
to Be driven oUt of town in close car
riagc, accompanied by Crabb, to such
place as he should dcsi @nato; all Of which
were Of course inadmissablc. In the
ucuntimc, however, Col. Buckmaster
procured a pardon from the Governor, to
be used in his discretion; but up to II O
clock last ui5ht, no Information had been
given of it t. the convict. All day the
guards were on the With to shoot the
scoundr~,, bat as r. had positively declar-
cd ho woulu Kill Nrabb if he was not in
stantly killed himself, great care had to
b token, for fear he might put his threat
into execution. Crabb had no arms what
ever, the yard guards not being allowed
10 carry arms, and had nothing whatever
to defend himself from any attack of the
despyralo
The cutranre totlc cell is very narrow,
the door Of plate iron, with a small gra-
ting at the top Generalization The door
openos inwards and IS very strong fasten~
Cd. 1t : Impossible to get at the scoun-
drcl without using great force, whichwe
lorrued W 1uld be applied this morning.
unless Lo sloall le shot dnring the
might l'arin@ TIC LAY Great fears were
entertained that he would L!ll the guard.
and for fear of that, active operations
wolo not pushed forward Those best
iufocmll think there is now very little
lah@-r o! Lis putting Lis threat into exc
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-03-20
OFFICE OF THE pREss. "

'e''''
oFfICE Of THE PRESS.
Philadelphia, Feb. 90, '5S.
AFSrI% IL. brown, ESQ: Dear Sir
deeply regret that it will not be in m,
power 70 he present at your Democratic
7'a'e convention, on the I'D Of Februa
ry' NY duties here, growing out Of tn
extraordinary phase of the Kansas qucs
ti"n' and tho widespread telling against
the movement to compel the people to ac
SG2rt constitution 50 often repudiated
by them, render it impossible for me t.
absent myself fron my post
betore ! was Of az, my chief aspira.
tlon IN politics was t. serve the cause OF
James ENehanan. In whatever suhsc.
1uent relation # llt'-whether ct tn
head It my oil onroel in Lancaster. fthc
place IT bis rcsid"nce) or conducting a
daily newspaper here or il WASHINGTON.
- dlsrharglng the duties f a r2sron>i-
hIc Official pr,it; n IN C,ngrass-the Oh
J""t nearest to my heart was t. sacrifice
everything, short Of person honor. to
promote llS presidoatial prospects. To
accomplish this result. there was no Ia
b"r too difficult, no rcsponsihiIitv too
wcIghty, and no cxponditure Of time or
Aoney, which | dill not freely undertake
and assGme. Every man who was James
Buchanan s opponent was mine To
make friend@ for him was the great object
Ut rly political eyi~t@Ncn. Distance did
not "flit~rate him from NV memory. nor
w@o@'u Us cause in my affections. T
kept hl> a"~ flying when he was in re.
T.. l. mt ID Lancaster; while he was ser
N'"@ lis country in the United State,
Senate, and in the Cabinet Of President
Pol',; AMI finally, when he was artinr ay
-\"eE.cNn minister at the Court Of s..
Jan,vs,
The vDmax Of tn. lone wears of dnv,-
votIon on the part oe Mr. Buchanan :
friends, auI IL, realization Of his own
h"p>>, VS. his uvn.aati5a to the Pra~i.
deacy in 1888. Yop may we'll conceive
~ I'll how m7oh joy hailed his no,n.0a-
ton, and with how much rapture 7 par
t31.I atei III the rarmor'ahle %truega tl3t
cr."u1l il with j. rul4r approval in Or-
t~l T nd Nore4bac of tn Same wear
II differ Ery1a IN. towards whom I
have sustained nj tho, relations Of con
tidnn@~ and fg:anlship i naturally enough
net agreeable t. uy faviln1s. 1t was NV
desire t. champion his administration in
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MARRIED.

On the o3rd inst, at the Baptist Church, ly the
Rev. H. II. Wyer. Mr.. JOHN NJ. RAGLAND Of Lib
erty, to Miss LrCY r. LAYNE of this citv.
Bedford Democrat and Sentinel will please copy
BY Rev. W. NJ. McElwes, at Mr. Mann's HOTEL
in Lexington on the 9th inst Mr. WV. +. Nc
GrrrIS, of Augusta county, to Miss HANNAH f.
CARSON. daughter Of John Carson, decd Of Rock
bridge county.
On the 9th inst, by Rev A. c. Dempsy Mr.
GEORGE c .EvERDlNc (printer,) and Miss Nancy
JANE NORTH. all of Bototourt county.
By Rev. J. A. Brown on the 18th inst, MIR.
Isaac JONAS to Miss SARAH A. GRuDD-all Of
Mythe county.
On Thursday last, by Rev. George Painter, Mr..
JONI Ii. STUART. to Miss MAMIE c., daughter of
". W. Hanson, Cashier Of the Farmers Bank at
Wylheville.
On Thursday the 10th inst, at the residence of
Capt. p e. Buchanan, by the Rev. VIM. Sturges,
Mr.. y. l.. ANDERSON, and Miss Nancy A. A. lar
ms-all of Smythe county.
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DIED.

At his residence on kerr's Creek, in Rockbridgc
county after an illness Of about two weeks Mr..
WILLIAM Goui. lie leaves wio and three or
Jour small children.
Near Peaksyille, Bedford, on Saturday morning
the nth inst. Lucy CATHERINE daughter of Chas.
I. and Catherine NJ. Barnett aged one year, seven
months, and twenty -three days.
Near Marion, on Friday. the 18th inst, Mr. WV
Thomson, about IL years Of age.
At the same place, Mrs. MARY A. WINsrEAD.
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lSN TELEGRAPH.
Markets.

INV ioRK. September 2i.--Flour firm -
Southern closed at Sl,eoa5,1O. Wheat quiet and
nominal. Corn buoyant, Mixed 10 to 76cents.
BALTIMORE. Sept. 24.-flour unchanged. Wheat
h M lRed 81 % to 81 30, White 81 40 to 81 As.
Com hu"yant. closing at from one to two cen,s
advance. White 90 cents; Yellow 81 to 60 cents
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JAlSISArr'S HOTEL.

PETERSB RIG, VI RGINI
guNls convenient aud well arranged establishment has Just
under thorough renovation. from cellar 10 gsTret
and having been furnished with furniture throughout is
FIR the reception ii travellers u,der the direct
perviSiun and IN nagemeDt Il M"sTs. JOHN JARkATT g.
BRO whip will every exrtin 10 keep first class Hotel
JOHN JARRATT,
sept6dlm Il. JAkRATT
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES

BUSINESS MkSS' PRAYER MEErINs.-<Thcie are
regular meetings for prayer, ut the r,om of the
Young Mems Christian Association. from l. un-
til o'clock. The public urc invited TO attend.
aug lS-dts
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RuL Ro.p AcriDE>r-A free negro known in
this city as Dumb Daniel while walking on the
track Of the South Side Railroad, near the Depot
on the Island. yesterday Mt moon, was overtaken
BIZ the trai,, and thrown on the rail Several Of
the ears passed over his arm, u-hing it in SO
trirhtful manner ms to render immediate ampu.
sa.ion necessary. The negro being n mute. it is
supposed he did not hear the approachin: train.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-25
CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

ASSr, AppRrss--Uon. VIM. L. Gosgin has
oree,teJ an invitation to deliver the annual al
,lres. before the I.ynchberg Agricultural and Me-
ch.nical Society. during the ensuing Fair. Mr..
uisa sne speaker. practical farmer and high
toned and popular gentleman.
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AN1NvlTAI1ONg ~ nEREBH CORDIAL.
"A Li EXTENDED to the citizens II Iynrhburg and all
the ami HI he called hitler
PLEASURE II Mt the ChhiDg bazaar Of BUR
ROCGIIS SHAFER co and The desirable stock
Of Ready ride ~ thing Ambition As self praise Is
rd. best but aud II IL wore 9th
It Is rendered by the unqualified
dalton Of .gons ted the clothing
and sold during past would DO superhu
tn. limits To thing Of the
qualify c and chrapntss Of goods especially
and cheertuy conccde tho right Of purchasers
their and he their Jadsss Of the
quality iairn, { the ,Tices of the goods sell
Our stock pises In part the following articles Extra
Fine French Cloth Dress and Frock c. Rt Med do Low
priced do Fancy Cloth Dress and Frock Coats French ar
Oaks and fsvnre Cashmere Business Suits Super
Black Cashmere Pants Grenaue Maalasse Cashmere Vel
and other Vests Or Coats Of every suitable material
and in every de, irshlc style. Cloaks sc
FURNisnlNa: DEPARTMENT. in the fur.
nishing line stock also complete, comprising In part
French Yoke Shirts Cors Cravas in variety Searfs,
and Murs Cashmere, Merno Shaker and silk under Shirts
and Soces G"v,s Susp, nder- Pocket Hdkts ts
giant Robes do Chanbrc Travelling shnws and ankets,
Umbrellas &c. BURROUGHS, SHAFER & co,
Clothing bazaar, Main 81, above Bridge.
srpt2its t.ynchburg Va
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Peaks OF OTTER CoLrs--Capt Bufnrd ndHerti-
zes in the Liberty papers. TINT he will exh,hit at
Bedford Court ON Monday next, a number Of f"e
colts. got by the celebrated Stallion Peaks Of Otter
AMI further SAYS, he viii give Premium OF Sooto
the hes. Colt; ID best Colt will receive Premium
Of S,5: the third best Colt will receive \ Premium
Of SIS.
D.sin,e-ested Judges will determine who has the
best colts, and the money pnid down.
A fine Band Of Music will be in attendance.
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EYNCHBUkss AGENCY
OF THE
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
MITCAl sN>TEN

EYNCHBUkss AGENCY
NEW YORK LIFE iSitHANcE COMPANY.
MUTUALsY>TEN
Tameeng OF the Local Board "i Directors for M New
n York Lite Conn any The ,tl
of Rictmoni the follow ing unanimously adopted
TIL" undersigned President an Directors ct III" Cnmpsn7,
have examined the aud exhibit IT the New York Life
Insurance Company for the year ending III" si OF Jannay
" recommend it TO The rncourar,n nnd suprn,, Of the
community. The New YORK Lite Insurance Company
been in essrne" tor ID and it, Capital Ia, attain
ed the "f q. ir9 t' % Invested in
BOND. and M.r'snsr. on kral Estate We think most
profitable and SAFE mod" of investing money The profits
the benefit at the insured and have averaged
s" ' s. ., Sr", + "s % thu The % an s y
requires as additional security thai soo'oo shall be deposit
cd " h the State c"mpirolrr 1" meet amy lawful demands
winch the Company may fail TO pay
We invite attention I" the maur objects and advantages Of
Lite Insurance set forth hv this Institution.
THRTEENTH ANN REPORT.
Amount of assets, January l. .,.
Amount of receipts tor pre,ni.
nMs interest &c, To Jany
l. ls5~, 47i,l"i ~
Paid LOSSES by death, interest
dividends, and all other
expenses eli 1870 rs
ssse 10 I'd
Accumulated Fnnd Jan !, ~, sl4osocG 81
in a Houri>hiug condiii"n
Isnrrnce would do well tocali the the above
company who III Civ them any information that may be
desired or Tor Reference apply tn either nber the Loca
Doard
GEO WYTHE MUNfORD Esq presiaent
DIRECTORS
ROGER A. PRYOR,
editor ofthe - nth y
THOMAS II. ELLIS. Esq.
president James River and KaDau ha Coz
THOMASP AUGUST Esq.
(Attorney at Law
VIM g. PAINE, Esq,
(Kent Paine 4 Co Mercbanta
JOHN RAGRl Esq.
tFarmer, King 4 Queen Co Va }
REV rHAs II. READ,
(iastor United Presbyterian Church
REV. JAS. - TAYLOR,
tC"r'g So y Southern Baptist G invention
II X
CHAS ". PURCELL, (Banker)
JAMES THOMAS, JR
(Tobacco Manufacturer)
RoBrRT s. PAYSr NJ d.
y. l.. WALKER, NJ. D., ; Medica Board
PH. G;LNER. NJ y,
Alb GARLAND, EoenI gent,
in his absence DR. + J.. W AIKER
CHAN. r. WORTIIAM,
Gent g's and Attorney ios Va
Richmond Va
EW. TKOTTER, lsencrai Ag't.
mar % 6m
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FREIGHT TRADE The receipts Of freight Mt the
Depot of the Va. 4 Tenn. Rail Road Friday
were rs FLOWS:
2s loaded cars from the West consisting of 4, 1874
bushels Wheat: 300 barrels Flour; ~ 100 Ms.
Miscellaneous: Il, SIG HIS. Tobacco. Sent West
same day Ii loaded cars.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-25

To THE WEST!
guNHE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, with Ns much I'm
travellers Virginia and the Caronas through Washing
ton Baltimore all portions Of the West the Nortw
and the Southwest.
The connection between trains Washington and
trains bound West Tor Wheeling Parkersbug from Bat
more promptly ma- al the AsiBgiOn Junction,
atey called the Relay House9 miles from Baltimore This
il only change OF Cars required between Washington and
Ohio River Baggage checked through to the West
the Washington Station.
%, The connecting trains leave arlington daily at 6
NJ ali 4.20 l. ~ On Sundays at the latter hour.
AT BENwDOD
Direct made with the Cars Of the Central Ohio
Railroad running Beliare the Ohio through
bridge GAINESVILLE and Newark to Columbus These
connect New ark with the Cars OF the Newark, Mansfield
and Sandusky for SaDdnsky. Toledo Detroit Chicago
" AT PARKERSBURG
Connection made (by Steamboat miies with the trains
he Marietta Cincinnati Road for Chiicohe. Cincinnati
&c &c.
The Baltimore and Ohio with the OF the
81. and Ohio River Railroad Tor Cleveland Toledo
Detroit Chicago, and al the rhwestorn points direct
Travellers requested notice that while this the
oniy Roue aorng Through Tickets and Checks In Wash
ineton il ID also tho SHORTEST, SPEEDY and ID.
RECT all the leading points In the West The
distance Washington to Cincinnati is but about GOO
Taie by through ticket from Washington at least ONE
DOLLAR LESS than b, the lowest OF the Northern Routes
from Northern cities.
For Freerck and Harpers Ferry Martinsbnrg Berkeley
pa.seng may leave Washinrt ton At A. M 42U M
i the minor Way Stations between Baltimore aud Wheel
inq take 8 A NJ. train from Washington.
flu, her Information, Through Tickets &c, apply
THOMAS II. PARSONS. Agent at Washington 81
W. 4. woODslDE, Master Of Transportation,
Baltipors 4 Ohio Railroad
In Cole. 6ear Tfekst Agent sep2eu
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FRANCIS d DEANE. j.. & SON,
IINC'iB AZ :, NiR ;iE.A.
:.

y
CHILLED k.All...V>D CAR WulEIG.A.
'nNiEY prepared I" promptly orders
Il tent fur their WHEELS cfons'pciv II the bH Ir
Sinia Cold Ba,t Chan f,e
JOHN X. MCDANIEL, Esq, Pre- s'drn, Virginia and Ten
ntisce kati Dad Co
EDWARD II GILL Esq. Superintendent Peter burg and
Richmond Railr, nd Go
THOMAS DObAMEAD, f.q, Superintendent Virginia
Central Railruau
Mr. SAMUEL. PETERS. Master M,rhinist Virginia and
Tennessee RaiirnaG
Mir ARCHIBALD rAE. Master Maehnist Virgins Central
Railroad Co
JOSEPH X ANDERSON Esq, Rtcinoud Va
Messrs MDRRlSS TANNER a CO. do
FRANCIS MALLORY. Esq President Norfolk and Pc
tcrAbnrg Railroad Go
WILLIAM MNiIOSE. Esq Chief Engineer Norfolk and
Petersburg Railroad 10.
ADAM DENMEAD Esq Baltimore Nd.
X WYATT n co Charleston : G.
WILLIAM l. ANDERSON Esu Mobile, Ala.
WILLIAM q. SWAN. ~ oSvilr. Tenn.
GENERAL JAtkS,bS MORTON Pen sacola florida.
The business 81 the LANGH0RNE FDt NDKY, will here
after be conducted by the under the Arm OF r. b.
DPANE JIt & son !. Is DEANE, in.
l5i2tawts BROWNE DIANE
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4 T. PRIVATE sAIE.-Dr. Hopkins he wing
n purchased residence -four III les went Of the village ~
LovnRton Nelson Va Offers At priv ate SALE his late
residence IN that village. Tern accommodating sss
would probably be very good location for pbys H:1
cian Amy enquiries by letter otherwise addressed -:
TO DIR. N HOPKINS. Loyngston Nelson County WIZ -
be promptly answered. IsePil4 dAclm
Anew 4 RRAvAL OF d RATEs.-Ju.s rrceis.
~ for sale low prices the largest and
stock CRATES aud TENDERS ever offered la this
which the thse In want respectfully
Invited an the Stove and Tin Warehouse,
second below Market Maui Street. Lynchbug Va.
septlSts G. s. BLLsS Co.
II liverpool. TN. SAIT.-1OO0 SACKS
"Vudn's" Factory lIsd Liverpool aus Salt IN for
sale very low BY A. D. LEE.
Riehmcnd Sept 10, leSein
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LEXINGTON pREsBYTERY-The Fall session of
Lexington Presbytery was held at Hebron Church
in Augusta county. last week. The Rev. John
Miller. of Lexington, and the Rev. W. +. Baker,
.ot Staunton, were received as members Of the DO
dy, and Mr.. J. n. Craig, was licensed to preach
the gospel The Rev. S. J. Love, pastor of lie
bron Church, was dismissed at his own request to
join the Presbytery ofMississippi. he having nc-
cepted m invitation to become the pastor Of "A
church in that State. The next session of Pres
Lytery will be held il Stanton, in April. 1859
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De not ftsget that Mr. Slaughter, the Agent of
the Lynchburg Agricultural Society. will visitour
Town, Mt the ensuing term Of the Circuit Court, to
solicit further subscriptions to aid in carrying ont
the objects of that institution. We hope our far
mers and mechanics will evince their appreciation
Of this to them, important move. by subscribing lib
orally Of their means. Ia ensure the successful is
sue Of the enterprise. We lesrn that the prcpar-
atoms for the approaching Fair, ere progressing
RAPIDLY and will soon be completed. Some of our
friends who have visited the Fair Grounds. speak
in terms of high commentator of the arrange
mcnts being made to render the approaching ex-
hbtion worthy of it's philosophical projections
FRI m the known energy and enterprise Of our
Lynchburg friends. we have no doubt TINT ~ far
as the Grounds are concerned, everything will be
CONNIE il tam-Bed. Sen.
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LABOR IN VAlN.-A worthy and intelligent far
mer from Princess Anne informed us yesterday,
that he lost hi- crop aat year by the wet weather
and this year by the drought. lie is learned
philosopher. however, and will not waste his time
in grieving over what he cannot prevent. Better
luck next time, perhaps: and the ploughing, dig
gig, fencing. ditching, hoeing, grubbing, plant-
ing, &C., will go ON as usual.-Nortoh Argus.
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MAIN STREET LYECHBURG, VIRGINIA
MILLINERY AND FANCY STORE.
WE again call the Of friends and the public
w 10 our stock Of fAI.I. A>D WINTER GOODS con
,istipg n al BDANE Of all kinds MISS AND BOYS
HATS, Ribbons. FLOWERS, FE tTHERS, HEAD
DRESSES. DRESS AND MOHAIR GAPS, FANCY HAIR
PINS, CLD ks SIAWLS LACE GOODS HOOP
SKIRTS and an elegant lot ." FV0H from To fory.ve
d,lsn seit. FRONT. SIDE AND Rack HAIR BRAiDs,
KID GLOVES, HAIR mt SHES AND COMBS, SOAPS
AND PERU MEKiES. JET ORNAMENTS, with a vare-
~ Of articles too numerous 10 mention.
" Repairing done nj short notice and IN good order
We respectfully nyiia attention TO examination Of
stock believe Il III with the market for
variety sts and eheapnes- buy the
favorable Please call and examine yourselves and
BE- "eed Of the fact
~ Opening day ThursdHy next, 93d instant.
sept'its Courier copy lm-Rcp copy.
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SnAES IA ikuA 2AUN
THIS DAY.

NOTlCE.-Wc will seli ~tshess rcaervc ca
~ SATURDAY the 9th day VI SEPTEMBER x<ssr.
The u q q AND LOT Rlchsrds,ns ~
Spring, nov occupied by M,s Avcrctt 1he House III
b. good framed building. with iou and o->A
sssa with good uTHOuSEs and Well OF water on the
Lot DAVIS,
PESJ ". HOWIlS,
Surviving Partners fthe late firm Of
septic dtds Davis Sowin Co,
bMmedintrlv Nncr the above sale, ! shall sell
HALE An ACRE OF GROUND adjoining the abo,e prem
's.s. b CHI has a good veil J. N. GORDON
scpt15 IL
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BRISG,IIIM TO THE FAIR.--Mr. Robert Good, n
citizen of Carroll county. was weighed in balance
at IIilsville, on the 18th inst and not :. found
wanting" lie weighed We are informed, 5s3l
pounds Our nfrmxnt states that Mr.. Il. is in
good health, ride. on horseback. and is gaining
flesh daily. -Wwherihe 7eleTaph
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XAhEEl.ER Il WRs.>ON's
" FAMILY SAVING MACHINES
Ladies' and Gent, re.lec,fu vised MIRA
Paa.. and 90 the HEMING ATTACHMENT on these Ma.
chimes which the hem In self down with
tho utmost rcci i"n rnphy and neAns They also have
guagc and for turking by which child
take = : tuck OF perfect uniform size
We prefer them for Jomiiy - rbnpe
| They the favorites for Jamiiies Times.
| Thr machine for family Advocate and Jourua
We not Imagine thing perfeet-Evan gelst.
WIN give onrr satisfaction III observer
| The hest ever invented -Christian Inquirer
In l,oklng tor tho best tnese -Examnar
Admirably adapted for family Chronicle.
We praise II with enthusiasm christian fntelL
Worthy If The highest award - sabbath RrrOrder
The dssdrraum Is stitch thai viii ravel The Whee
Tor Wilson Machine makes the oniv sch that
r.cy the conditions required It be ravre ripped.
and alike both sides Of the fabric with
II hr AL hrm, durable and beautiful
thnn hand sewing Family Magazine.
U Fur sale In this place by tho s.t Ser her only
aug 2au WIN l.. PAGE
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SCHOOLS, AND Cul.I.EGE S.

LYNCHBpJRG COLLEGE.
FNnE hnrh snna. .e..sn ofhs Institution will commence
Ths iosscs one q The neaAls-. and mos. asesb,s in
The entire souh and tho course o. study both Classical asd
Tn. Ma,sry Department win be eiclsnty msntssed IN.
der thu Mr Blsrhenshp, graduate q the VIZ.
The ..v",a r. fs..or. Win h.v. ..cn.v. eh.rr. Of the
Grammar school, In width young will be thoroughly
pared for college Or eu,in,.s
ROBERT l.. BROLKETT. Presidesil Profe.str Of Natu
Lrcunaus MATnsws A. NJ. Professor Of Latin and
II cAunL, II, Professor Of III. Greek Language and
JE BlAsk,s.ur Professor Ma,hem.,l aud Ins,rue.
Rov W W. wALkEa Pror.. r ., Moral and Mental Sci.
Rev SIX Cox Professor Of History.
D. LA>ato.Nt. H.. rrofcsso Of Anatomy and Phys
Gustrrk Aporrno sAuroar LII ID. r. fc..or Of Modern
Languages
ExrENsrs
Hoard 81 per week washing o. - per month fuel aud
lEhs DO tam Tuition $40 In III. Grammar School. and
$50 IN the Collegiate Department Tor hall session.
ta'nloe".s, containing u' Their information can be oh
ia,n 4 by add ssnr u" f,e.,i.nt aug dts
SEakCs >CnOOs. FOn NOCNss LADIES
sl A., The nn@Gs ., pupil. .%"d 10 ,~-l,s prefer
.nce VIII b" given to those VIII" akr hu,h and Frs"h .
l"tm- Ms hecicftn Adir -, lioc"mbcs r. en- Bedford
or Lvnrhh'rp arg htdsrw4w
ANlmn MG ftMA1E >aMsNANY-
i noAnplNa A>pnAY sc'iooi. ron YOUNG IA
sept lt 1855 An, ua term. divided Into sessions
o Ave mnuths each English nnltes buslnrsa
nia edu alien Coiee modelled amer III al
ofthc University Of Virginia compa,r c"ursc In Music
cal and matrimonial
BoWsa at Instruction.
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