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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-03-25


er's" article, which 10 substsnde. j lhis:
That the pauper buildings ere poef, so hushl
SO that hey are not inviting encugh'tO in;.
duce people to 60 there, and 70 repair them
will cost ns much as to build new ones
But here is the rub; they want to sell at
least 200 acres Of the farm and put It into
building or buildings, for fear OF taxing the
"dear peoples thing they ore so little
used to doing, 1t must be that the shade Of
our Fathers has lately come over them -
Let us trace TO the result of this selling and
buying. This all costs time and must be
paid for; then here is large, noble looking
building, on honor and ornament to the
county, to cost $4,000, (they dare not say
$l2, 900 or $4,000. for fear Of soaring the
people,) and before they get the building
done, for It will not do to leave it partly
finished, the balance OF the land will have to
be sold to DO sold, reducing it down 8 or 10
acres, or the people will have to fork over to
to the tune Of $4,000 or $4,000. When
the land is all gone, we shall not want 0
rough farmer to superintend this 'fne build.
ing, but we must have gIoved gentleman
with salary Of from 81 900 to $500 q
year, and at least one hired munto do the
druggery. There Is now, but one Superin.
tendant and one hired man TO manage oil the
paupers and farm the 900 acres Of land,
which was 30 we'll managed that the gar.
den drew the premium at the County Fui
last fall. n-a,ta57 E t.c
l would suggest that the Commissioner
levy a, tax Of from $4,000 to $4,000, ant
buld-a substantial brick building, two sto
ries high, that will be large enough with
the present building to get along, and alst
making such repairs as may be necessary II
make the puupers as comfortable as circum
stances will pcrmit,--giving them enougl
to eat, comfortable clothing and kind usage
they will not be very particular as to th
size OF the building. We had better be tax
:. ed tu build than be taxed from $4,000 t
+ $4,000 ayear for the support Of pauperi
which will be the case il we permi. the Ian
to be sold. -:s I'd. ss.. -..'
A word 10 the wise is sufficient. Let tn
law protect us ..,sl ... .-.,
Respectfully, yours,
SAMUEL REDF4ELD. t..
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-03-25
GMNA ADVICE.

There is too much sense less talk ab,ut the
Lecomptcn Cons tuition among Dcfhscruts
In cur own State. The only manner any
definite and safe result coH BE dtrived at
among Democrats differing in opinion about
the question is to reason in sensible mAh-
ner, ignoring aI1 twaddIe about the question,
and do as good Democrats should who nave
any regard for rhe welfare OF the Democrat
ic party. II is characteristic of the Black
Republican party to act the fool Gbuut the al.
fairs OF Kansas. and a part Of their creed to
use Nnnec cessary agitation OF the question:
Let them do 3d. But honest Democrats
should hot follow in their wake. ,n
The Democf ,cy Of Ohio have sent up to
their Sen tor at Washing on, through their
tepresr natives IN the Les sisl"ture, th ir pro
test agaiGst The passage ot the LecOmptun N
Constitution. Ftom The resolutions p ,ssed
by the LegiaIsturc, the Administration ond
the members Of Congress are made aware
that the Democracy of Ohio stand ready tc
'ulti i'll the pledges they made when they cast
their vote for Buchanan; that ths people o
Kansas should h we the privilege OF v ,ting
on every article dnd section OF her Stat,
Constitution. Out Of ab4Gt tws thoisant
Democratic voters in HaBcvrk county, VIC
do not believe Here nte tNehty prsous bu
a'e opposed to the RECEPTION by Congress
OF the Lecomptun Constitution, and so fa
as our otsffvation extends the sans feeiin.
exists in every edHniy of the State. Th'
few Democrats Who are j., lavor Of tha
Constitution should not caus, is to 20 of
into "conDiption" fits. Let ,hets alone nt:t
they will come our all right. This abtsn.
of one portion Of the Democracy by the 9th
er is all wrong, and the less each portiuI
abuses the other the better, for the less sait
the easier mended. This talk about readini
out of the party is all CANNON, md will re
suit in wind. LIT every manput in an hon
est protest against the bogus Kansas Con.
stiuton and our representatives in Congress
dare not consummute the Lecomptoa fraud
| Hancock Courier '. =
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Cheering News.

In the 1Icuse of Representatives, last
week, Dir. Phelps, OF Missouri, introduced q
bf!l fer the admission Of Kansas, the bill
provides FOR new constitution, to which
the Leccmpton Constitution shall be refer
red. The bill was not referred to the Com
m.ttee on Territories, but to a Select Com
saittee. That Committee will report in
few days, ard the probability lie, that Kan
Sas will 30 admitted under u Constitution
which the people Of the Territory approve
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-03-25
Negroes, Slavery and Kansas.

We have long been weary Of these viii
lainous topics, and we doubt not our readers
are equally so. AS the editor OF the st. Louis
Leader rsmark: ave have break fact ed
dined, suppcd, slept re breakf tasted, re. aimed
re.supped and re.sIept upon slavery and its
cencomitants, until we are not merely sati-
sted and surfeited with it, but re eady to heave
at the very thought OF it," But no matter
how much We moy be disgusted with these
subjects they are still forced upon us -
Would TO heaven that they were thrown
our of cur halls Of legislation, our courts and
our P0lpts. and trampled under foot 1t
10 hurd TO imagine what would become Of
many of the distinguished characters of the
preseEt day, If itwere not for the presence
Of these elements Of dscord. Their con-
continued discussion and agitation merely
serve as food and sustenancc for set of
fanatics who live and breathe by this means
alone. and whose vitality depends upon the
III fseling engendered by the perpetual de-
bate on ihese improbable and dangerous
questions. II is time our public men and
our people we're permitted to turn their at
tention 70 ether matters, ard it is time
high iim"-that the patriotism of the people
should pat stop 10 this agitation which re-
suits only in weakening the foundation Of
cur Union.
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New HAMPSHIRE Election.

The late election in New Hampshire has
resulted, as every body expected, in favor Of
the Republicans. Hale (RepubIicun) is
re elected Governor by some four or five
thousand majority. The House stands 1871
Republicans, and 80 Democrats. The De.
mocrats have made some gains there since
the Presidentialelection
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To the Democratic Electors Of Ra.
Yenna township.

50 The Democratic Electors Of Rayenns
Township. sre hrebs :Ra6fed to meet d
stbs PchrGoE SEsrlxEL Office. on Tuesday
evening, April I'D, at o'clock, to put IN
nomination. stowuship ticket for the April
.releOliGn. J.9G. WILLIS,
ts4. <CAnirnaui Dem. Cen. Com.
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The Army RiII.

On Friday the army bill Of Mr.. Quitmsn,
, ssed the house Of Representatives, BY the
Sandstone mejori'y Of ia4 to 81. It author.
, ICES the President, to call for FIVE regiments
Of volunteers. 1t win now goto the Senate
where it will probably be amended, SO as to
make the Regiments regular troops, and in
this shape it should become law. More
troops are needed On the frontier; the Utah
army musta be reinforced, and the route
across The Pltins Kept open. Congress can
dispense with regulars as easily as with
volunteers, and volunteers are expensive
We hope paFHzaEship will not defeat this
Bili. ItfsFort the good Of the whole people.
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fAdvertiaemanfl j

OHIO STATE AND UNIoE EA% CpLtkb -
This iDstitutioh has been removed 10 Clssei
land, Ohio. Degrees ere legally dcJaferted,
,and students slPeRgraduasiDg .na admit
ted 40 aPractite:s For cirsvlafs. address A
Cleveland, III. a. KING. MY
December ~. ls57-1y Secretsrys
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-03-25

0TTho New sYork Senate has adopted
Iule that speeches OF members shall not
be over ten minutes 10 leBgth.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-03-25

0<rThs~ slowets House of the VirRine
Legislature hes passed. billtp issse $200,.
80 900 Ssstsssonds TO John A. Washington, to
pay for Mount VerUobs the State to'be re.
imbursed BY the Ladies' Association, which
has now On hnud, ia cash, S75, 900.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-03-25

.hs&Ra3 sniDIED.Agss saE
In this village, on The 2oth inst, Misc
Polly WttriAHs, aged 73 years.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-03-25

4 Now, this selling sny portion, or oil, Of
the county farm l. poor business any 10y way
they can fx Il. Lea us examine "Tsx Paw.
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sPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED.
TxENIEfn vs1R OF pusLlca+1os

Z -A AtfF.i t.iE "a t&a@ lt rGcE
y GO l. ID TiN, ESiT,ERPRJkE. i'd
No otter paper car boa 1t of such a. saiaYy ~ tai.
cnisi xBd esebrAte,t authors hA iGa c6niri6aotjaI
corps Of Ehs NEW YosK !MzRuEF, Who fayaish ia
eofnmns, eok ~, With the Enost a6sorbnk Ava ,nI
cinatrs rnaancss Rna 4 driss rey ef Fsfsssjsse
Ok. J, II. ROBISS0Sg
stE hs# NED Rt'NTLlS Ei... Il ,:.ty. Sgkt tIkY@
LtFVr.sj. FOSTER BR SSBoS.
lonfA = 'slT r. HfMtFtDS vERaN 81, And
b.. - s,,.. =. Il: NEWELL, ~ s.4f.s. . -.
who arc wei fcWn as the R6tt st'esssful and pep.
uiar romalcisss. Of ths eoatFihu,s
their brilliant ndvJl ties for the manniOth pssSs IN
the MxRccxJ! .iAd zach RumSsf also c0htstsssf moJ
conplete otgltai storse aud sketehes-to ~ Mnsk:
ing oil I'm tnnense ,unt Uf news and kXwsfst ,,s.
celany-~tHan apy other twia newspapers liz Aaslisa
without exception. In short Ms NEw YoRK MKi:
CrBf dGaes competition, and fDviics the
Ing coniparsen It's ilnnrBss supeYi ,Tity ever Iho
little Iix by nine mushroom Pntlicstit ns ~ tkS daY
will be sppaisnl ut the afst elancs.t - W
We nov oiferiR aiditloG u apaBsf aa l6sss sas-
ihirl &egcr thai anyoi fs cssebabaF FIts, ssH ls.
piete With an unpecceht.d variety u IntasestIhR.
rending matter the following 4 9lhrl 3Tiat3
EXTRA iNpUis ENESFF.
A VALUABLE GlFT FOR ,EvKkY sUBsc cRisER,
i GILT worth from Il cents u 99n0 aein G.saA viii
be presehtsltto each subacribcf lansne.
$50 SO diltcly on theroeeipt ~ ths ssab.xft.i
t5.a{,. s,s,s .yl scslplion Money 1ttttg HF.
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! 7AFlae UllRnce Tor VesllI1 Ne

"A Flne UllsImce for Fas1l1n MEN
Ero' xEKEfaoE oss so4aass sSti1ss Sf2szs ASeSi
sErEssssar Fpa sALE u ssosss ~ StelassfAea.
whtoh leW aGfivs y6iaf msst 2f1ihGke sanethins
haadsos q this kaslnSss. For fqkGhss fnfofmatioH.
70 tisss. s,r .5ssS8 G0FEI1 = PINNE9;
lvrRavenas psb. Is; s5s-sw. N y s'''.'
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u EMBgINGTON'S Rias cBsrfslsy locks
LII and TIfmmings eomplste. %
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-04-24

At Ripley, Ohio, the proprietor of
gambling saloon was recently converted,
and, at MS request, daily prayer meet
ing was organized in his rooms, and is
being carried on with great animation.
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Prentice SAYS: 4 Cincinnati paper says
that "rogues find no quarter" there.
Probably that's so. They might search
half the pockets in the place and find no
a larter.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PIIIIA Ii Ell = HI

a ReReroisat Institution, established By special en-
dOUmeat for the relief Of the sack AID distressed,
afflicted Nth Yiruten. aEa Epidemic diseases.
TO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases such a.
FERMAToRRHEA, SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
IMPOTENCE. GDSORiiiHA. GEEET. 81 PILLS,
the vice II 0NANlsM, ar SELF ABUSE &c &c.
The HOW ARD ASSOC iATiOS, in view OF the awful
destruction VI human lfe caused ny Sexual diseases
and the receptions Practtsed upon the unfortunate vic
tins 0f such diseases by Qaacks g"geral years d
rected their Consulting Surgeon. as CHARITABLE
ACT worthy Of their nane. 10 open DisnaEsary far
the treatment OF this class II diseases, III all their tBrs.
and To give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS. to all who
apply ~ letter with description their condition,
(ags, occupation, habits of life, &C., and eases Of
extreme Poverty, to FURNISH MEDICINES FREE
OF CHARGE. II i needless to add that the Asspcia-
ton commands the highest Medical skill OF the age
VII furnish the most approved modern treatment.
The Directors, Oh review Of the past feel assured
that their lvrs In this sphere Of benevolent effort have
ceen Of great heneht the afflicted especially the
young and they have resolved to devote themselves.
It'll renewed zea TO tAis very important but much des
pissed
Just Polish "a by the Association, Report on sper-
matOrhut- Seminal eakuess, the ice Of Oman
Msstata.on on seif-Ause aud other Diseases OF the
sexual Organs ~ the Consulting surgeon. which viii
I've sent ty mail In . sealed letter eIveial..l FREE or
CHARGE, on receipt If TWO STAMPS Tor postage.
Address, for Report or treatment, DR.. GEORGE L..
CALHOUN, Consulting surgeon, Howard Association.
No. South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
by order 1T the directors.
EZRA ID. IiEAETNELL. Prsstasnt.
GEO falRCHlLD,ssfrsfarE. 50yi
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Upton BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Exchange Offices.
VIZ II. TCTHILL, Dealer in Exchange.
Il. VI HpBsON, Cedar County Bank.
Land Agencies
II. e.. TraTT. General Land Agent.
&Ec. WHISTLER, Surveyor and Land Agent.
Insurance Agency.
WELLS SpIcER, Agent of the Aetna the Phoenix
the Iowa State Mutual, and tn.
Charter Oak Life Insurance Co.
Attorneys.
II. c. PIATr, s.A. BTssELL,
JN0. L. FIAN, JOHN HUBER
sPiCER & MsCARN, J. W. BAGLEY
Physicians Il Surgeons.
J. SMITH, (Rochester) W. CowAS.
Dry Goods, Groceries Etc.
CHARLES SHETLAND, General Dealer.
klsER, CREW * TURNER, do.
]. l.. RAY Il Co., do
L. CiiILps 4 Co, Groceries & Wooden Ware.
Tailoring.
CasAD & GILMORE, Manufacturer 4 Dealer.
WI EiLIVTF, do.
KlsER, CREW & TURNER. do.
7. MAlloSA IL Co., Tailors d Cutters.
Druggists.
GILBERT & Co., Drugs, Groceries No,fens etc
REISAKT d MCNAMARA, Druggists and pharu.a
ceutists
Miscellaneous.
v. H. TTILosS, Permanently heated Dentist.
WM. BAGLEY, Manufacture and Dealer in Furni
$. l.. rot Tx, Manufacturer Of Tin Ware
W. {, METZ, House Sign ard Ornamental Painter
and paper-HAngef.
JNo. ". RiRELEY, Dealer in Lumber
DAN. HAKkAss. Meat Market.
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THR REAses.--Why are the pimples
on mans face or nose, like the engra.
wings Of anewspaper2 Because they are
the illustrations Of Punch.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-04-24

A brave man is one who isn't afraid 20
wear old clothes until he is able to pay for
new
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-04-24

CHAS. q " " II. SlUNE
Wholesale AMI retail dealers in
Ii 4 II ID w 4 RE,
Machines, agricultural Implements and
SEEDS OF ALL KINDS.
IIAvE in store, and respectfully offer for,al.
IL at st. Louis Or Chicago prices, to the trade
OF at retail,
700 kegs nails, assorted sizes)
$50 boxes glass, do
$4,000 lights sahs, do
30 coils manila rope, do
80 coils lead pipe, do
% circular saws. (large sizos)
5000 # bes; leather betting, all widths,
100 dQZ. butchers files,
$50 dog. axes,
100 doZ. axe handles.
100 doz. shovels and spades,
6 casks log chains,
$500 lbs. carriage bolts, nuts & washers,
IS mouse-hoie anyils,
20 blacksmith's bellows,
ogethcr with sveJy variety of platform and
couAter scales, carpenters, black sInith's and
c"oper's 'ooIs: house Building and shelf hard
ware, i c &c. We have the largest and best
selected stock Of goods IN Iowa. and are bound
TO sell at the lowest rates. Cali aud see if We
are not Ia earnest No. 2. Union Block,
n3A-'d Nuscatine. Iowa.
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"I'llpay your Bill at sight, as the blind
man sssd 70 the doctor, Who had in ys.o
sffsmpsad 20 cue .t.m q blindness
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s;sTRAy NOTICE

ken up BY Perry Frink, at his residence A,
Onion Grove In Cedar County. Iowa on the 7,h
Gay OF august, 1857, light iron grey horse SUP
posed 10 be years old: white legs ana rhitaa.
face, and appraised ST 500 before Ak, Haisiey.
Esq. SW Y0ITNG
Upton Oct 10th, 1857. 40-sm Clerk
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-04-24

NOTICE Ia hereby given, that my wife DEs DE
MONA l.. STRONG, Of spriu gdals Township. Cedar
County Iowa, having left ny bed and board with
cut any just cause or provoC alton shatese ali
persons are notified not 20 tIust or harhor her on
my account, - will not re responsible for deh@
contracted hr bar. sIi,As n. srRoss
-fYnss dale. sAr. :O~h isbs -.
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Fl. O. PIATT

Attorney and Counsellor at Lav
Real Estate Broker ard General Lana
AGENT.
TifTeN, IOWA. Office in the Court Hon e.
A STOCK FARM FOR SALE,
fist quality, NO. A" stock farm, contain.
ing $50 acres.
Pr2lne Land-The sw ar, of Sec. 81, tp So W
Aiso--Ihe Sc or Of ne or of See "A, tn. 70. ri "
Aso,--The hf Of Sc a. of Sec, ID, L, soraw
A'so--The NV ar Of Sec. 3, TIP. 81, wv contain.
lug 10 acres.
Also--A number of Town Lots in linton. chan
II. &. PiATT, Agent
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Rheumatic Fiaid.--For the speed. Gaie oi
rheumatism.
This admirable preparation j. Hne nailed among
all the iinimcRls and Pain KILLERS noH in rse
operating like 4 charm, and giving relief IN an
incredible short time indat Il, almost serjoriAln x
mirac les IN the most desperate cases.
WARRANTED TO CURE.
Try this remedy. and try 1t Thoroughly, and If
yea not beyond the reach Of all medlc ne th!.
wi! not FL to relieve you,
For sale by RElGARr & MCNAMARA.
30tI Upton, Iowa
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\ wag says off congregation, that they
pray on their knees ON Sundays and prey
on their neighbors the rest # the week
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.MIILIJIN ER "
TO THE LADIES.

NJ is Davis most respectfully invites the at.
" IGNITION OF the ladies Of Upton, and yicini.
~, to her elegant assortment OF FAN and Whit,
foods, which he win sell as cheap, or cheaper
than can DC bought elsewhere, and i. adding al
most weekly. new and fresh supplies to her stock
she i prepared to furnish any quantity Of bon.
h h.s eaps, mead dresses, flowers, pames ribbons
millinery line, She would also say that she il =
pecting and experienced MiLLTNER and DRESS
MAKER when size wiz be prepat ed to aud mantus.
making TO her millinery department nsf~AII or.
the old stand above w. Eiiiots clothing store =
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FzICIGl.
A.IlElo.
Ahso.
co, 900 APPLE TREES.
North Dcnn Nurseries,
six 1liies NDrth.Nest from Iowa City.
j. MILsoN & SOY. pRnpRIETEKa
PRICES:

D. " lLsos q Sun PRoPRiEFEhs.
Apple trees FROM one TO three years old from
graft. large and we'll formcd--the best age for
trsnsp!antlng to make handsome orchards.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-04-24

To prevent your hair from coming out,
never let your wife catch you kissing the
servant girl.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-04-24

Ok DOZEN assorted sizes Lippincott's the on,,
- Ass 'hassiil ssnna shs severe climate. for
a".ss e. .yNSEE
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WE thark our former patrons, and friends
w generally, for their liberal patronage, and
now invite tueir special attention to our stock Of
apple trees which consists OF ahodt one ,,undred
choice varieties, large and well formed, and prin-
cir atty such varieties az have escaned The eanc t.
# the severe cold winters, in good CONDITION for
transplantng, from one t. five years old from
graft. Also currants, liaes eyergreens. &c.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-04-24

OF all disease, the great hrst cause
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-28
HILL
IRA MAR SCHOOL.
Near LaGraHge, Tenn.

AN&NA
A 7 the solicitation Of friends and patrons, I have de
"A tsTmined 70 establish . Family School. OF a limited
number Of BOYS t'fea a. any sge under sixteen, nd il
school, anuney for thoroughly dduirg lads in The
English Branches, Classics, Mathematics,
AND
Modern Languages,
Prsaaraiory 70 entering CoHsgs The private family
s-hoal IL the best and cseapest, and EifAAl, freer fom
niseuors schoOs Il B. the school for LADS svsy from
the parental roof ard the circle Of home in6uence. In
the family Of ths compatezt AID oonscientioas teacher,
whose duty and whose Interest 10 Is 20 care for then. sni
70 b. to them 10 the stead o parents no school Is ~
well calculated 70 6evelope The meutal, moral ard pby-i-
cal condition =; Beys, and ith this view, . highly ehgi-
BE loca I'm has been punches d with SIMPLE buildings,
ali new and Construct q sceo.dins 10 The laiestsnd mO.i
approved plan A Campus, Ball Alley and Gynnssiun,
s-e to Be- IN readiness By the openinE o. the school,
The First Of September.
ne subscriber hss been long and vel known 10 this
country, as a classical TEACHER; Il = native Of Tennessee
AMI graduated a. her University.
he has letters from Henry Clay. Rev. Drs. Humprey 4
Halsey; James Guthrie, late Secretary OF the Treasury
RI Rev. Bishop smifh. OF Kentucky; J. J. C~rittendsn
President Young, OF Centre College-
More particular reference to-
Dr. Wsdsef. J11ge WI. Brown,
Prot. aeiss, OF the synOcl- Beth Whfatty
csl 90 IeEe, Lagrange. Col. Coekren, Of the Gsyoso
Dr.. YIN Butler, R O. Brink,ey,
Or. R r DashieH, Miles Owen
Gen hays. J. a Rsrrinstsn.
Hon. v. Il. Stevens, Z NJ 1erSert
P-of g1aan. Gil. Leatherman,
Gen Rivers Mr.. Bethel,
Judge Humphreys, Chancellor Scott, late OF
Rev. ?. X Bland, JACKSON, MSS.
Rev. " Payne, B. GrAham,
! Rev. James Rodgers, Col J. H. hcAahon.
/ ledge J. P. Carufhers,
| Tbe School viii open list September, and close its an
nuaf Term the last OF June. No pupil taken fcrieEs thar
| the ennu,l Tern. except By sg cement. Ever attention
given 70 the Mora's. Department Language and Clothinl
o. lads 0mmitted t. cur care
Terms, per annual ssrn- Qnciudins Tuition with ~.
Board } $3.50 90.
Psyabie one-bslf tbs istof September, he other hal
the lat Of FebTusTy.
Modern Languages, Drawing and Music
Taught at Professors rates.
More tran half the seats were engaged before this cir
cuIar vas Writtsns others wishing 10 enter their sons O
Wsuds, eau address ne % LzGrange, 70 the care Of J0hi
Thompson, or Judge Caruthers, D. COckren, Memphis
iy2O-dstvtf J d. PERRFMAH.