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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-10-07

A Coop NoMINATIoN.-The Republican county
Convention, VIII ich met Saturday P. NJ. nominated
Mr Arick. They could hardly have made bet
ter selection. MIR. A. is superior Clerk-no
better can be found in the county .-Burtip ytOn
uowa) Daily Hark Eye, 10th uh.
This MIR. ARlcK referred to is Our whilom friend
RUFUs E. ARIcK. Mr.. ARIcK was reared right
here in our midst, and we can indorse every thing
The Hauk Eye has said of him. lie is one OF
those whole souled, good hearted. clever fellows
iha; one likes to meet with in this world;-an up
night, courteous gentleman of the old SCHOOL,
Desides, there is no one more competent thaD
RUFUS E. ARIcK. The Republicans Of Des Moines
elect him by a rousing majority.
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EEdwsrd TUCKER, the engineer who
some years ago, as will be remembered, ran
train OF cars belonging to the New Haven
Railroad Company, through the drawbridge
over the Norwalk River, at Norwalk, Con-
necticut. which resulted SO disastrously to
human life, committed suicide Thursday
afternoon or evening, at the house of Mrs.
Bodine, 32s, Tenth Avenue, New York, by
opening the veins of one of his arms with a
razor. He had not run train since the
occurrance of the terrible tragedy at Nor.
walk, but had been engaged at divers machine
shops in Boston
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The SCIENTIFIC AMFEuAN has now reached its
FUUNTEEN1n YEAR. and viii eu:er upon u New
NO1iine On HE llth OF september. II j. the only
weekly publication ofthe knd now issued in this
country, and II has very extensive Circulation in
all The STA ties OF the JniOn II not some mis- I
suppose from its title, dry, ahstruse work On
technical science; on the contrary. il deals with
the great events golre III the scientific me han
ica and industrial worlds, as TO please aud in struct
every one. II the Mech anic or Art!zan wishes To
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oomprchen sion OF minds unerncd in the highest
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0bnQarp.

On the 22d inst. at the residence OF her father in
Lamira, of this county, ELIZA G., daughter o
Ira and Z lizabeth Lewis, in the 22d year OF hel
age.
''Oh. could so much excellence die,
And must we ackno wledge il Just;
We dare not impeach the Most liigh,
In Him be our hope and our trust.''
Death, with what terror it is met by the ungoa-
ly; what feelings of remOrse dwell within their
guilty breasts when the dark and shadowy past Is
reviewed; what a hopeless shrinking from the
future no bright oasis is brought before their be-
nighted eyes but all looks dark and gloomy.
But bow different it comes TO the one who has
lived the life OF the righteous Il comes rs balm
OF consolation, freeing the weared body from the
tolls OF earth; as token, that it will soon be
clothed with immortal glory; and it depicts on
brow, spirit of tranquility and resignation 10
the will of God Consumption seems to have
chosen the deceased for one of its victims. and
slowly, but steadi v, il has worked the work OF
d cath. Her parents have lest an afiectnna;e and
dutitul daughter; her brothers and sisters Il con-
hiding and loving sister; and her aSsOri idtcs
estimable friend. Although her illness was o. u
protracted character; such patience and meei;ne>s
as she exhibited is seldom witnessed. As fiawcr
that springs into existence and sheds light and
beauty on all around, impressing its observers
with lis loveliness for season then gradgailv
declines and withers away, so fell the deceased
beloved by all, and giving her relatives ard
fr lends the sweet assurance, that she would h'
transplaned flOm earthly TO imm, rial bowcrs
and there bloom forever. A few moments he'0rs'
the lamB of life became extinruishsd and after
the icy chlls of death had convuiSed her frame
she exclaimed. with countenance baanipg with
hight emanating from Heaven "Mnthrr, [ am SO
happy and then the spirit freed itself from It's
frall tenement of clay, and SCARED on angel wings
guarded by bands of ling angels, ITO the land
OF the immortal
''Where it is one bright summer always,
And storms do never come -
Then, parents, weep not for the one
That now lies meath the sod,
For she is freed from the tolls OF earth,
And gone to meet her God.
Yet. hard know iii to part
With one so good and kind,
But we know that she went happy,
And to her fate resigned.
Brothers and sisters. dry your tears,
For LIDA's gone TO rest;
And now in spotless robes of white,
She dwelis among the blest.
Remember that she told you,
Ere her spirit set free,
20, Tint when my life is ended, H.
Oh do not weep for me.''
Then let's strive TO be all guided
Bv spirit of truth and love,
And when death comes we'll meet her
In that blissful home atove-
Where pain and sorrow grief and wOc
Are from its threshold driven,
And naught but JOY and harmony
Dweel in that home in Heaven.
.. Her Cousin J. NJ. l..
At lis residence in ST. Cla irsville on Tuesday,
the 5th of October, Capt. JNO. McELROY, in the
I'D year ofhis age, Ell
ErThe funeral will tax e place from residence
OF deceased at 10 O'clock today, tThurs llv.l
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Rats, Reaches, Bugs, Insects, &c.

NEW 7 ORK, April 7, 90.
DEAR Sir: Having a great many rats
around my stable and shop, thought that
would try your Rat Extermnator, and
bought one ofyour boxes, and fixed il accord
ing to your directions. The next morning
found over one hundred and fifty dead
rats. | take pleasure in saying that it viii
do more than you say it will. have also
tried it on steamboats,, and satisfied them
that it is the greatest thinfi of the age.
]. S. UNDERHILL,
No. 435, 10th Street.
GTSee "Costar's" advertisement in an
other column.
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Hoofland's Balsamic Cordial

Will cure long-standing Cold in very
short time. Read the following
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10, 1858.
Dr.. C. IL. JACKSON
Sir: had for some time been suffering
under a severe cold, having pains through
my whole system, sore throat, and hoarse-
ness, when l was Recommended to try
"Hoofand's Balsamic Cordial" | accord
ingly procured bottle, and am happy to
state that one-hal: of 1t. completely cured
me. now unhesitatingly reccommend it
to my friends who may be similarly affiict.
ed, and deem i; no more than justice to
bear this public testimony to its virtues.
Respectfully yours,
ELEANOR McHENRY,
Tenth Street, above Coates.
Prepared only by DIR. e. n. JacksOs, No.
4IS, Arch Street, and for sale by Druggists
and Stolekeepers throughout the United
States and Canada. Price 10 cents per
bottle. sept2lm.
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The meeting at Bellaire on saturday night, al
though small, was decidedly good one. Mr.
DAAFoKD made one of those soul-stirling and
eloquent speeches which have rendered him su
justly popul ar stump Ieuker. Alter be had
concluded, Mr.. PooR,I,S made short but telling
speech. The Beilaire Band added ecat To the oc
casioa by their fine music Pultney is all right
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XVIIth DIsTRIcT.--We have the most cheering
news from all oror the DisrTiCr. The masses arc
alive and active. Gov. CHASE and Mr.. THEAKER
address mass meeting at Cambridge to-day
"wednesday Judge CowEN is pouring the hot
shot into the ranks Of the enemy in Monroe. The
Republican fires are burning brightly all over the
District, and everything prom ises the triumph Of
TnEAKsR. The Democracy are cast down and de-
jected, and evidently see that they must retire
from the field with their banner trailing i'll the
dust
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There were but two ladies entered for female
equestrianism. and they were provided with such
miserably bad horses that they were unable to do
themselves justice DR.. EsrEP, the Marshal OF
this department. Done his part we'll. No one
could have been found who W ould have performed
his role more efficiently. II is to be regretted there
were not more entries made, and greater inter-
est manifested in this dep artment.
OF the address by Col. Clay, we have heard a
variety of opinions expressed. We did not hear it.
The speaker, contrary TO the wishes md arrange
ments OF the Board, selected the open platform in
the centre of the ring to deliver his address FROM
where The wind pretty efectually destroyed the
force of his voice, so that but few hundred could
hear him. 1t was generally admitted. however,
on i sides, that the address was not such prac
tical, useful one as Horace GREELEY would have
delivered. Many, again, expected to find in him
the fine poetic imagery and glowing eloquence of
''Old Harry" ut were sadly disappointed. Some
gentlemen OF acknowledged taste, education and
refinement. prom ounce the address good, practi-
cal, and, withal, scientific one; while others of
equal ability pronounce it failure.
The fair, take it altogether, was decided sue
cess. Many familiar faces were seen, and Kind
greetings exchanged with d ar old frisnds whom
We have not seen for years. 1t was indeed season
Of glad holidays. May we all live to witness
many returns of tie same.
On account of the crowd of other matter this
week, we are unable TO lay the premium list be-
fore our readers Next week, after the rush of the
election is past, we shall publish it in full.
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RESIGNED Mr.. J. w: WARREN, who has been
the efficient manager of the Telegraph Office in
tits place for tie past year, resigned his position
the close of last week, and started for his home
Kcnnebunk, Maine. We wish him success.
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FOR SAFE i,

ENORrY ACRES OF LAND, half un-
q der cultivation. with Orchard and Com
Portable Dwelling. Also a splendid new Steam Saw
Mill, in hrst rate running order, ~ fne location
where there Is plenty 0t good timber. An OF thi ;
property VIII he sold very low. and partly credit
OF one, two ur thee years, 10 suit the purchaser
Apply he premises. two miles West al New Ia
lie. on the read leading TO Malaga, IN Wayne town
ship, Belmont county, ONO.
NSHGNGTON AIKEN.
sc'Gm NlLliNs NUtUN
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a1rANoN McSwoRDs, of Martinsville, presented
US with half bushe Of fine apples, some ounces
aud some grapes, for which he has cur thanks. :
Mr. McSwoRDs has a nursery, we believe, and
from the specimen of his fiuit we have seen, he
must have a good Sc lection.
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Masonic and I. o. o. f. CALENDAR
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

Teachers notified that the usual monthly ex-
animation W i'll take place in the Nsrieite street
School House, in ST. Clarsville, on SATURDAY. the
OH OF Oct. Each applicant SHOULD be present at 10
O'clock A. NJ, and should coms provided with a
lead pencil and a postage stamped envelope The
examination in Arithmetic will close at u O'Clock,
M in Engl ish Grammar at O'Clock, P. NJ, IN
other hranc hes at 3t O'Clock, p. NJ.
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EREMEMBER the expenses of Jas.
BU cHANAN's Administration for this year is
not less than SIOO, 900 600, or nearly double
the last year OF FILLMoRE's A administration.
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g-At the Ohio State Fair at Sandlsky-at
treensburg. Pa, and al Wheeling, Va,-during
the past week, the best Rapid Business Writing
was from the Iron City College OF this City
FilIs Chronicle
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TIE FAIR-THE STocK-THE BOYS EQuAsrsIAs-
IsM-THE HAus-CoI- CLAWS ADDRESS, &c
Tuesday morning dawned as brightly beautiful as
the most ardent could wish for. Al an early hour
the grounds were thrown open to visitors, and the
people rushed there in regiments. The day was
principally occupied in the making OF entries
The entries, as We gather them from the Sec
yetary IS books, are as follows
Hnpsrg
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Roback's Scandinavian Remedies.

The seeds of all disorders are in the blood
and DR.. Roback's BLOOD PURIFIER and
Pills act specifically on that fluid They
are composed of rare Swedish herbs, and
form sovereign anti,ode to the injecting
and corrupting principle of disease. Not
only do they cure Indigestion, bilious CON-
plants, female weakness, connubial incom-
potency, nervous disorders, lung and throat
affections, diarrhea, ETC., but they cleanse
purify and invigorate every organ, and put
the whole animal machinery in such Wig.
orous condition that it is enabled to resist
and throw off the influence of bad air and
other causes o. sickness. See Advertisement
0FThomas Swan has been re-nominated
by the Americans Of Baltimore for Mayor o.
that city.
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yetary books, are as follows
Hopsre
J8o,,o,,,l bre5-a
: Saddle 4. Light Harness
= Horses Of all toOrk-o5.
OTeJt--2o;
fo., Hor~x-i5
Jacks, Jelraaets & NGles-ll.
CATTLE.
Drrhams and their Grades -24
Depons -27-
aiesnsnt1'.so,,s c,.,,. q
: Sre,s,l,i5r
SnEEp.
S,au,xs Meriaas 10 81
French p.
SdIOHS1l2;
S:I~H;onio
IIutton Shaeo--5.
Srine-26.
t foAaIyTIo. -. Of
leather G.ods--9.
Cabinet and sther Hood rork-5.
naassqie ma W~nS nSf@e,MsssVios
Needle. Shell aad 0thsr fancy Dork-Se.
IEr..,nST Et -
Vegetables, Grain, &e.-lO9.
rahss ra te as@ D'S'sAs-''
Pickles, Preserrss. Se-I47.
Boys Borsezanship-s.
At2 O'Clock in the afternoon, Young America'
entered the rirg for a trial at horsemanship--
Tbere ,Vere some ten ,- t,velva contestants ALI
m,naoed their Monies wcll A ltt,e son of HIRAM
KIxsry elected espeeial praise for his graceful
ssr;d;no and we think deserved a Uranium. A son
of los WoopnANsrr. sr.. handled the ribbons
,,,;,bs,rsat st;U n. m,n,oed the horse he rode
the r;nq
Al four O'Clock in the afternoon the grand
n,,.de of stock took nlace in tbe rim, The ring
,v,. l,e,,IIv f,U and never before did we see such
a,a.nd d;sni,r at coun,v fair This sncaks we'll
s,1our s.;-s NAV i, ,I,r.vs continue 5l- ca.
,,Ern, H. Tho d;s,Iov wos indeed fine -
.e.- an s,,,,,,,or ,,d fan % tho co,,
-. 80 tp, ), ,ro,,,ine onr eur.
-. ,t,i. b9lI f,,a3 MD,
feITI {! ..i.t ,Ilo.,,,.o. ,;t, ,r.,,,o..
~ III I.a ,,o,;.oJ !, g.. ,isnI., q,
~ i..' ,-;s,t I, .,,,,,,1,, yCb..oI
rOu~ :, W. - 80 ,l,o III ,ra found :.
ing - -...,eN.N, - -..-,e..,-oJ g., ,ho
ie ~ - :,
noise ''i'i .O'iiirou ~
MAJ" ELL ',AA I''- %
anu i'r Oa '... - -
aso' ou' i'o ma '' DN- '.tN'"1
P.isone'' eu 1sS vi VI " '''''
ooiin'on" .aa' e'iui' , a"u
IN p',S.' , i, ii; Joy 5ad aiI hin
IT, vro,,b attracted cons;der,ble attention Tn
,h;s Hi oIso w,s f;ne d;snIav ofsI,dies, fnerv,
A.. Me- N,ycv n Pms Of onr nlace Zoo.
iou;r,I C,b;no, exb;biod bv some one whose name
.,vo b.vo ioruo,,en attracted considerable st,en-
I ,:I -. t-...;e,I ..II..,;.. :. -.
Iii. x,,;I,;,.d The noedIe ord f,n.v NO., no.
l,bu.d.n,Iv d;snl,ved and was nn;vers.llv ,d.
.n,;r.d The colIec,;on a miscellaneous cuy;osi
,;...L;h;,d hr n Ay,,--,, dr,,, ,,r,;.rl,r n,
,..n,;on We ,ound among is collection Higblond
R.cninos .s,id Inv tradition, to have b,ep nlaved
=, he hattie of CuIloden. I746. when the rebeIs
.,stre,,ed under the banner of Charles Stuart tbe
spre,sndern - -also. conv of The Jv,,er cov,,,
sr,-e,t, 1soo-iumourning for the death Of Con
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sH1larriieo.

On the 3Oth ult by Rev Sam Boyd. Mr. B
C. PATTERSON to Miss HATTIE L. AZ
FLICK. all of Bridgeport.
On Sep. 2Sih, by Rev Y. Kennedy, Mr. JAS
G. POLLOCK, OF MOriistown, to Miss AMANDA
HULSE. OF ST. Ciairsvile.
On Sep 30th, at the National Hotel, by Rev. ].
Mofiat, Mr. STEPHEN P. G GEATH 80 Miss JANE
ALEXANDER.
On the same day at the same place Mr. JAS
G.. WARNOCK 10 Miss REBECCA MILLIGAN
On the same d ay AT the Union House, MIR. W
THORNBURY to Miss PHEBE BALL, both
of Beallvillc.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NJ OTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
at the Probate Court for Belmont county the
under signed was appointed and qualified Execu-
tor of the of TabiIha " WllcoA, DECD late OF
Belmont county.
those indebted sai id estate are requested 10
make inmediate payment, and those having claims
asainst said estate notified To present them for
settlement within one year from tins date.
oc13uy JACOB MiYESsFx'r
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

We are requested to announce WIIMETH 1osEs
ESQ., ss a acandidale for re election for Justice of
the Peace in Riehland township, al the Coming fall
election.
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Or, a. n. nEWETsnN,

Office at the late Residence OF his Father,
2 Niles SOUTH OF ST. CLAIRSVILLE,
lenders his professional services to
4 the citizens of this Community.
n PREFERENCES-Drs II. West, J. NJ. Ne
COHahey, J. q. Atleck.
aPrI5sIy
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x ECit MICS, INVENT TORS.
Manufacturers and Farmers.

" . L U NJ Il TO U TEEN
BEGINS SEPTllG6E-t II, 1875.
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Specimen copies sent grstuitously for inspection.
Southern and Western moncy,or postage stamps,
taken for subsci iptions.
UI'Leters shO. III he addressed TO
MUM AND CO., l25, Fulton Street, N
IT f'McssTs. hunn q; Co. are extensively engaged
in procuring patents Tor new inventions, and will
advise inventors, without charge, in regard the
noVeIty ni their improvements, au2G
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Gon'mertial Mlattcrs.
st. Clairsville Market.

CORRECTED WEEKLY Bg JOHN JErsoY, GRO
GER, MAIN STREET.
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TEREE3-

One Copy, one year, s.; One copy six months.
$li i've Copies, six noi.ilIs. 81: Zen Copias 81,
mon tbs. ST. Ten Copies, t~rlvs in'Hths, SIS, Fli
teen Copies, twelve months, S=2i in dvaHcc.
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@ELECTION NEXT TUESDAY.
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PLAIN AND FANCY
JOB PRINTING!

We would call the attention Of our friends, and
the public generally, to the fact that we are now
prepared to execute all kinds of
PLAIN AND FANCY JOB PRINTING,
with dispatch, and upon reasonable terms.
As we have lately made large additions to
stock of JOB TYPE, BORDERS, RULES, &C., our
facilities for printing Posters, Bills of Sale. Pro-
grsmmes Cards, Lawyers Briefs, ETC., are unequal
ed -itt
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Testimony Of Mr. EGW ard II Rowley. Of the firm
o. how icy, Ashhurner d 60, -, North WEafves
i'll prour OF the efficacy OF Williams anti Dysper-
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On the 22d inst. at the residence OF her father in
Lamira, of this county, ELIZA G., daughter of
Ira and Z izabeth Lewis, in the 22d year OF her
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i'll pf"u! o! the efficacy Oi Williams Anti Dyspep-
lIC E!IXIr:
PHLADELPHIA, Octo5er 90, 1919.
DR.. James Williams:
Dear Sill
Ahti-DyspepliC Elk Ir, for the cure of Dyspt psi
have takeu il myself for the disease, ant have
lccn entirely cured. Ncurs, respectfully,
EDWARD II. ROWLEY.
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THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
PROSPECTUS,

r-77For sale hv all druggists. sci
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FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC

MILLINERY GOODS, CARPETING AND CLOTHS
"a found in this
goods
through the without being crippled
and
pted and vh Cash. enabled
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-30
III. Medical Department.
Session ISSS-Q

TNHE Seventh Annual Course OF Lectures in this
= Institution will commence on Monday, the % of
November next, and continue until the first Of the
ensuing March.
THOMAS r JENNINGS, Md, Professor Of Anatomy.
BERIEN lLNDsIEN, MD, Professor of Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
c. X. WINSTON, D., Professor Of Materia Me lea and
Medical Jurisprudence.
\. II. BUCHANAN, MD, Professor of Surgical Anato-
my and Physiology.
JONI WATSON, MD, Professor Of Obstetrics and
and the Diseases Of Woman and Children.
PAUL F. EVE, MD, Professor of Principles and Prac
tice of Surgery.
W. X. BOWLING, MD, Professor of Institutes and
Practice OF Medicine
WILLIAM T. BRIGGs, NJ D., Adjunct Professor and De-
monstrator of Anatomy.
The Anatomical Rooms will be opened for students
the first Monday in October, Che 5th).
A Preliminary Course of Lectures free 10 all Stu
dents, will be given by the Professors, commencing
also on the first Monday of October.
The Tennessee State Hospital, ind, the direction
Of the Faculty, is open the Class free of charge.
A Cn!que has been established in connection with
the University at which operations performed and
prescribed for and ectured upon the presence
of the class.
Amount Of Fees for Lectures is sos; Matriculaton
fee (paid only So Practical Anatomy $40; Grad
ua;ion fee, S25.
Good boarding can be procured for SO TO 81 per
week. For further Information or Catalogue apply TO
W. X. BOWLING, VI. D.,
jy23-2m Dean of the Faculty.
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
i. Collegiate Department.,
MVHlNrTARX COLEIEGE.

J. BERREN LINDSEY NJ ID. ID, Chancellor of the Uni
versity, and Professor of Chemistry and Geology.
Col B. R. JOHNSON Superintendent of the Military Col
lege and Professor of Engineering.
JAMES F. HAMILTON, M, Professor of Mathematics,
Natural Philosophy and Astronomy.
J. H. STEWART, NJ, Professor Of Greek and Latin
Languages and Literature.
F. L. J. THYssENs, AN, Professor of French and
Drawing.
G. s. BIAcKIE, AN. MD, Professor of Botany and
Natural History.
Rev J. W. HoYTE A. NJ NJ D. Professor of Mental and
Moral Philosophy, and Biblical Literature.
c. X. WINSTON, MD, Surgeon.
TJNHE First Term of the next Academic year COM
i mences on the Goth Of September, and the Sec
ond Term l4th of February.
Tuition. Boarding Was hing, Fuel, Rooms, Servants
attendance, and Use of Arms, slG0 per Term. Ma
circulation Fee IS Students required to furnish
their rooms, which can be done at moderate charge,
by rent purchase. Engineering. French, Spanish
German, Drawing, Book keeping, and Fencing, each
SO per Term Of twenty weeks.
In the regular Collegiate Course the ancient reputa
ton of the University for Scientific and Classical
Scholarship will be maintained and at the time,
every facility afforded those who desire To pursue
partial Besides the four regular College Class
es there is also Preparatory Class Students under
Il years of age will not be admitted
BY the aid of Military Discipline, effective govern
ment is established, ard health, phys culture good
order and industrious habits are promoted.
For Catalogues, or additional information, apply to
any member of the Faculty.