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SALES FOR APRIL
SheriH's Sale.

RY virtue Of sundry W rts of Fiera Facas
- TO ne directed, l will sell ut Abbevillc
Court House, on the first Monday and Tuesday
I'm April. next, within the legal hours Of sale
The following property, to wit:
so Acres, more or less bounded by J. p.
Sffaves, P. GiIlibeaux, and others. as the prop
erty of Il. +. Gilbert, ads. }. S. Reid and J. T..
Saker, Admrs, and others. -,..s
800 Acres, more or less, bounded by NJ O.
aaiInaan, Jane L. Baker, ond others rs the prop
crty Of 4. j. Mathews uds. Margaret Mathews
and others.
AL! the interest that w. a. }. Ware has in
tract of land containing 20U Acres. more or less
bounded by Jas. kilingsworlh, Geo. Allen, and
Others. ads. Sitton s. McNut, aud others.
300 Acres, more or less, bounded by T. J. Me-
Crackan, :. A. Wilson. and others, as the prop
erty OF a. Lomax, ads. J. }. Lyons and others.
500 Acres, more or less bounded by Il. w.
fites, Sarah Wi,lcnhan, aud others, as the prop
erty Of L. j. Lyon, ais Jmo. Cothrau, and 9TH
crs.
Negroes Richard, White Bob, Bosom, John
ard Wcs. MS the property of J. NJ. Patterson,
ads. Robert Atkins, and others.
I Horse and Wagons, as the property of
JAS Il Fisher, ads. rhos Jefferson McNair.
TERMS-CASU.
T. r. COCHRAN, Sab
Sheff's Office, March l6, 1885. t,is
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1T Is PROVOh
UST 10 think, afler crediting G.

II USl 10 tnlhR, after creultlhS C.
- 3 or years, and you demand yc,
that some of them should threaten To pa
fancy, others to take advantage of the nigh
run away, and not pay for crem TIE trondic
had in keeping clothes OH them. and Others I,
live right here in town, and puff cigar smoke. and
blow their sinking whiskey brcaths in your face
when the money that bought that whiskcy and
those cigars ought to have been paid to some
merchant who let them have clothes and other
indispensable articles, and who thought they had
enough of gentlcmanly principle TO pay nn hon.
est debt, and then after all tho trouble, besides
the expense, to lose the debt, say lis Drorokiny
All the persons who got credit of INC, didn'tgct it
because they were wortl, tho amount of their in
dcbtcdncss, but because thought they were hon
est, aud had too much respect for their feelings
to refuse them crcGit.
| have IL list of those who have been imposinp
IN this way upon unsuspccting merchants aud
Tor one, will take the responsibility of giving them
Newspaper n"toriety, fthry don't pay me what
they owe me-a trilng set of scoun n,lreIs; they
sl'ant buy anything else on credit if can hell,
1t. think as much of man who would steal, as
one who would get goods under such false pretcm-
crs SO those to whom andc,-I sec some of
them or 4 times day-hud better call and settle
soon, with J. J. LYONS.
March 4, IS AZ a.
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State of South Carolina,
-aBBEFILLE DISTRICT,
In Equity.
Abraham Duke and I[ar.)
riet his wife, Bill for Spcc;6c
Elijah Cannon, r. M.
Palmer, and others,
appearing to my satisfaction, that Elijah
u Cannon, Carter Cannon. Margaret March.
hunks. formerly Cannon, James Cannon. Judy
Kendrick, formerly Cannon, and the children Of
William Cannon, decd, (wl,ose number and
names are unkn OWN Defendants in the above
stated case, reside beyond the limits of this State.
on motion of Perrin S Cothran. CompIanants'
solicitors, ordered that the said Defendants do
appear and answer, plead or demur to said Bill
OF complaint, within three months from the pub
ncaton hereof or the same will be taken aro con-
fesso against them.
WM II. PARKER, cE.A.p.
Commissioners Office,
March 10, 1858. At 4m
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NEW SUPPLIES!!
Groceries, Provisions, Hardware,
Cutlery, Agricultural
Implements.
H. .. K ERR

IL. - kA f. FtH,
MO. ., Granite EonSO,
EOS leave TO state that he has recently
-H-D made large additions to his stock, with
great care, with special view to suit the trade
of this District Tho new Cash system recently
adopted by him, has operated admirably haviul,
bccn highly complimcntcd by great many very
sensible gentlemen, for the course taken. In
fact, there is no sensible, honra man who en-
poets to be supplied with groceries all the wear
at snail profits, on time. The hardest customers
| have are those who, almost invariably take
the longest time to pay. They must be sure
they are getting goods cost. under. and then
Keep you ont Of ihe money until furhrnrnncc
ceases to be Il virtue aud still expect the nncr-
cliint To bc honest while it. must be apparent
To every one, of even the dulles, cn,,iurclruson,
that the merchant must either quit his occupation
or chscl somebody. always suspect suc!, c,,s-
toners when ] hear them complaining about
mean merchants. Without hearing the case. IT,
is Il safe rule To put the customer down for lh.
biggest scom,nlrcl of til" two.
have been particularly careful in selecting
II small stock of Carpenters ToolS which i'll
tend to make ii leading feature in my business
My stock nj present is small but will make s,lcI,
additions as shall find suited TO the wants of
the trade. invite particular attention to nv
Augcrs, of the very best manufacture in the
world
The stock at present consists, IN part, of the
ioii"wlhf, goods, VIZ:
i!l"ls. new crop n. o. SUGAR,
Is 5blS Cntlrc slo
IS q" Stewards \ do
10 IIhls ". l. MOLASSES,
DO Bbis o. SYRUP,
loo Skis SALT,
100 Kegs NAILS,
90 Boxes English Dairy CHEESE,
50 Malaga RAlSINS,
so g A,,mantinc Candles,
~ pure Sperm do
lo0 Bags Shot, assorted,
40u lbs Bar Lead,
30 Bags Rio Coffee,
Ticrccs new Rice,
6BoXcS Mac0rnni,
Kegs Ky. Powder,
10 doz. Canister do
10 - Corn Bro"nls.
lG0 pairs Truce Chains
i. All other kinds do
Buckets, Tubs, KccIcrs Churns,
Sifters, Skimners, Ladies',
Porter and Ale, i'll pints aud quarts,
IIinseed, Machine and Train Oil,
Srgnrs and Tobacco, finest quality,
Blacksmith Tools
Flows, llarrows Rakcs,
Straw Cutters an, Corn Shelters
SO boxes Window Glass
Willow Wagons and Wooden Wure,
Hagging, Rope and Twinc,
Whisky Brandy and Wines
4. Pots, Ovens Skillets Frying Pans
Waffle and Wafer Irons,
Pocket and Table Cutlery,
White Wine and Apple Vinegar,
Mill, Cross-CuL and Hand Saws,
Hooks aud Hinges,
Butt do, all sizes,
Screws Of every size,
Pure, and No. White Lead,
Chrome Green, Chinese Blue,
Burnt Turkey Timber,
Patent Dryer,
Ivory Black,
French Yellow,
Stone Ochre
Oxford do
: Coach, Copal, and Furniture Vurnsh,
Demar, for zinclt finish, -
Paint Brushes, all sizes.
WIN a great many other articles, which a
paying public is invited to buy
p March 10, 1858 46 At
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Millinery and Dress Making.

HE KS. SMALL. and MISS DUFF beg leave
W most respectfully to wait upon tn. Ladies
o' Abbev'ile, and its vicinity, having just re-
ceive their earliest
sPn1nS Fashions
s;l M'Ilii cry and Dress Making. and trust, from
their strict attention TO the orders Of their ellis
toners, to gain and secure a sliure of public pat
coinage.
10 those Ladies who have already favored
Them with call, they would return their wurmcst
thanks for the liberal patronage they have nj.
ready bestowed upon them, and hope by Il con-
slant wish and earnest feeling TO please, To retain
them customers.
O All orders attended to with punctuaIity.
March "a, 1858 AZ .owow
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The State of South Carolina.
NEIVBERRY DISTRICT.
In Equity.

In Equity.
Ellie" C. Waters ct al mn Co., n.,;.:
b. i: Summers, ct al Land, Acct, &c.
IN PURSUANCE Of an Order Of the Court of
l. Equity, in the above stated case, we will sell
ut public auction, '.n Sale Day in April next, at
Abhcville Court House. One Hundred and Nine.
ty SHARES OF STOCK, in the (:rrrnvili.
IL Columbia Rail Road Company, belonging to
the Estate of John w. Summers, deceased
The Stock will hn sold in parcels or lots Of ff.
Teen or twenty shares, Il credit Of four
months.
S. FAIR,
j.. HAIR,
.S"r"i"i"y .t,lm'rs.
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State Of South Carolina.
-ABBEIILLE DLS7HiCI.

In Equity.
j. Wnrdlaw Perrin Admir-,
Alex. Hunter, ct al. and Account.
AffEANING TO my satisfaction that Da-
n vid Finley and the children of samuel.
James, Isaac and William Finley, deceased. De.
iendants in the cnse, reside beyond the limits of
this Stale, on motion Of Perrin & Cochran, Com
Pialnant's Solicitors. Ordered that said David
Finley, and the children of Samuel, James and
William Finley, deceased do appear aud plead,
answer or demnr to The SAID Bill of Complaint
within three months from the publication hereof
or The same will be taken pro contixso against
them.
WIN. H. PARKER, c.E.A.p.
Commissioners Office. -
March 1S, 1858. 4s 3m
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FoUNn.

n A7SMALL, Pocket Book has been handed us
fAwhlch was found in the street, on Mondav.
1t contains four Notes, each one amounting }o
&26Oo, made payable to Jepthy Norton; ana
l85s. ~
The owner can get the Book by calling at the
'Press Sf2Gee, and paying for advertising.
tfSMarch 2, 1853. - ~ r.
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The State of South Carolina,

The State of South Carolina,
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
49, In Equity.
2. John White,
vs.
Rich. b. Fulton. ] Bill TO applv Funds Hc
r H. WardIaw. Ex's.
AffEAkING TO my satisfaction that Rici..
IL ard B. Fulton. one Of the Defendants in tJ;.
case, resides beyond the limits of this State. on
motion of Perrin d Cochran, Compannnt's,S Solic
'tors, Ordered that the said Richard b. Fulton.
DO appear and plead, answer or de,nur to the
said Bill of Complaint, within three months from
the publication hereof, or the sume will be taken
pro conJesso against him.
WM. Fl. PARKER, cEA.p.
Commissioners Office,
March l2, 1858. Al sm
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3lhgers Sewing Machines is IL fact established
beyond dispute. No tailor. shoe manufacturer,
ci"ther seamstress, dress maker, saddlcr, car
rsge trimmer, hat Manufacturer &C., &c, can
afford to do without them.
One Thousand Dollars Year
Is only fair average of the actual profit from
the use OF each one Of these Machines, and, for
continuation Of this truth, we ito any one
oi the thousands of persons WHO use them. They
are adapted 10 every sort Of work, fine or coasse
upon silk, cotton, .iinen and wooIen fabrics also
light and heavy leather They never, fail to give
entire satisfnction. --s.. ~-.
10 meetthe growing demand for smaller and
more elegant machine for private household pur-
poses, we have just produced and are ready to re-
ce've orders for :sz'r., ~ a
Singers New Family Sewing Machine,
Which is the mosIcempact and beautiful Sewing
Muchine ever Constructed. 1t is ornamentcd in
me highest style ofsati;sanl all who see it are
delighted with it, tmskes the improved inter-
yarl.ty Of work id ;betteE style than any other
Sewing Machipes ever offered for. family p,lr-
Price of Famiisssbfaehne with iron table com.
Piete for use, SlU0. The larger standard ma.
CHIMES; fromiSl25 to $500. Send for /. NL Singer
q Co.'S Gazette, a beautiful pictorial paper, de-
voted to Sewing Machines and containing. list Of
prices. and all other informatipp on the Subject
II will be forwarded gratis. ~ -: -
For Abbeville District, and adjoining territory.
Principal Office, 45s Broadway, N. 7. Charles
ton offce, s24 King Street. = ~ .
N: B.-As.Agent featbe sabove Machine I
would here state that Hliaye had ,one Of tbe No.
thatitbas perfoimsa work. iron, fine shirt col col.
lars to observation-disclosures rfia,e II rim n;n,, 70
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$50 Reward

10 any slave. or free persons of culur, who will
furnish the evidence sought above
Address, Secretary Of the Vigilance Commit
tee, CallI"un's Mills, AbbcviIc District, $. G..
March "a, 1858 IS 3,n
~ Independent Press and Etlgeficd ALvcr-
User copy months, and send bin to the Srcrc.
aary of Vigilance Coinmiltce, Calhoun's Mills
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bookseller, New berry, =. &.
BRANCH IL ALLLEN Agent, AJbcville, &. l.
The State of South Carolina

-IBBEIILLE DISTRICT,
In Equity.
Renickcr & Glover, Bill for an account
e..
N. j. Davis. VIM NJ Sn1o ! Marshalling assets
and others. &c.
appearing to the Court, that VIM. NJ. Sale,
l. one of the DEPENDENTS in this case, resides from
and beyond tho limits Of the State-on motion of
Wilson. i.omaX and lIad.len. Comrlamants Sole.
itors, ordered, that the said defendant do apprar
and answer, plead, or lcmur I" the Complain.
ants Bill of Compliant within three months after
publication hereof Of ofOtherwisc the same Bill will
be taken pro contSsso against him.
w. il. PARKER, cEAD.
Commissioners Office.
March ?, 1858. 45 3m.
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The State of South Carolina,
Il ABBEFILLE DLSJRICT,
In Equity.
Jane. E. E:.,".... (: Bill for Partition &c.
IL appearing to my satisfaction. that James T.
Robinson, one of the Defendants in this case re-.
sides beyond the limits of this State On motion
'of Perrin Il Cothan it is ordered, that the said
James +. Robinson do plead, answer or demnr to
Compartments Bill of Complaint, within three
from the publication hereof or the same will he
taken pro comtesso against him.
w. II. PARKER, cEAD.
Commissioners Office,
March 9, 1855 45 am
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Hostetter's Celebrated Stomach
Bitters. &c.
d WlNE.GLASS full of these Bitters taken
"A three times day, will be'a sure cure for
dyspepsia, will remove oil hatulency assst d.
gestion; give good appetite, and .impart a
healthy tone to the whole system, and is a ccr-
tain preventive Of Fever aud Ague.
Children, delicate ladies' or persons in deb;l
tated state should try bottle.
JORDAN & MCLAUGHLIN,
No. 3. Granite Range,
AbbeviIle c. II.
March l2, 1858. Az tt
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$1,000 REWARD

w ANY whit" person or persons who will
IL furnish evidence to convict. in n court o
Jaw, the incendiary or ncendinrics who burnt
the Cotton and Screw of Mrs. Jane Baker, ol
ler stables and crib, or bDth
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Fresh Garden Seeds for Sale.
4 PPLES, CABDAGE-HEADS and many
II such things as many people need.
J. II. BARNES
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Cigars, Cigars, Cigars.

K. lust received a lot of fine CIGARS. consis.
ting Of The following choice Brands.
Chinchuretia ,Londeres, Rio Hondo MiIIar,
JuPtar kohdres Cachneha, Operas$.
t5ls3 JORDAN g., ,McLAUCHLINS ..
~ ~ s Drug and Chemical Store.
March Is, ,AS68.s Al If
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Selling off at Cost

WILL sell from date, my WORsTED
- DRESS GOODS, Negro Blankets. and
licnvy OVER-COATS, at 10 per cent. on New
York costs, for the Cash. 1'"
Jan. %, SO DO tc
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Notice to Debtors

fHHOSE indebted by Note or open Account
are particularly notified to come forward
and make settlement. :"
]. Il. BARNES.
LOwndesyille Ian 90 1870
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seffl1K HAIr5ONis COAL TAR, ,iust,reosiy saS
ls,3 "a : !
n HIS y 4 /. !, Z LEY u 0oNsoRs ]
sawood 'Asreh. 10, 1855 s
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n all the leading branches Of manufacturing
=. industry, the great practical superiority of
singers Sewing Machines is fact established
beyond dispute. No tailor. shoe manufacturer,
ci"lh'er, 'seamstress. dress maker, saddler. car
I,sge tiinmer, hat manufacturer, &c, &c, can
afford to, do without them.
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RAMSAY'S HISTORY


l. !
I'lIE subscriber has in press of Walker, Evans
Co., Charleston, Ramsay's History of
S""'h Carolina, with Maps of Charleston and the
state, which will he ready lur sul,scrilmrs hv
April 18th. The I'ook is :, Carolina work in
every respect paper print and binding In this
History We have full record of the hardships
and difficulties Of our Fathers in the desert will,
the savage Indian, and the Britom II, war of '76.
The work is being printed on fine white paper,
large clear type, bound in one volume complete.
octave, GOp pages cloth, arms of State on back
Palmetto" Tree on side, price $3.50. Half calf
marble edges. $3.50 Send your name early
only Il small edition printed Published and
for sale by
w. J. DUFFlE
bookseller, Nrwbcrry, :. G..
BRANCH Il ALLLEN Agent, Abbcville, G. H.,
Always on hand at Duties Book Store, New
berry, G., Rivers Historical Sketches of :.
e., Carrolls Historical Collections of :. e., Col.
lrct"ns of Historical Society of $. c., Gilmore
Sl'nn'S R"mnnccs. Horse Shoe Robinson, a Tale
OF Tory asccndcncy in 5. c., by Kennedy
March !, 1855 - ~
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I. MA ~ ..All.s..!ONIC SC NOTICE.

TsHE Regular Communication sof CLINTON
: L. LQpGESNo g. a.. F. = will he be,d
sMenaay ispsning Apri1 nsrlss. -
he members;o this Lodge are requested
tg:assssd Plnstaal sIlsp ext Gommil.
81 Sss.asssUi s.tel lnRsstasse gilIlbs'
sSSfdsf saa fisf
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NoTT.o|

IFtHE Estate Of SUSAN Nick ELDON,, will
- be settled before the Ordinary, on Thursday
.tbs eighth tsih). of April ,next. An persons
having clsitts againzt said Estate, must present
them On or before that, day, or ever after hold
ANDREW PAUL. Admir-
March l6. 1853 Al 81
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S"r"i"i"y .1.lm'rs
March 6, 1853 16 iJ
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Photo Ken, or females Friend.
NEW sapply ,jdst received and for sale
a.'p'' oRDAN4E MCLAUGHLIN. .
15fst,; tg, ,ieSsz - AZ If
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-08

A Sketch.

l stood alone upon rocky promontory.
For centuries, ocean waves had dashed its
base, but firm it stood monument. of the
past, wreck of other days. For, far away
stretched the boundless ocean, the dark, the
profound, the mysterious ocean All who
hath power to describe it? Who can tell of
its briny depths and hidden caverns of its
awful majesty and indefnable glory; of its
mighty waves and solemn thunderings; of
its terrors when the storm RACES, when the
wind roars? No painters skill can portray
it, no authors pen can describe it. 1t is a
mystery of mysteries, none but God knoweth
it, Back upon the main land, rose towering
mountains whose tops bathed in the clouds Of
heaven. Proud they stood like tireless sen;
tinels, counting the moments of eternity.
The art of man had not desecrated them or
furnished their glory. They were majestic
temples of the Most High, where purity
might dwell uncontaminated. At their base
were verdant plains intersected by sitvery
streams, which in graceful curves sought
their ocean home. The hand of cultivation
had beautifed these fertile lands, and luxu-
RANT harvest waved in the summer air
Thriving orchards and stately forest trees
dotted the surface at irregular intervals
focks and herds grazed peacefully in the rich
pastures; and several farm houses half con.
cealed by trees and shrubbery, added beauty
to the scene. Roads wound from cottage to
cottage, and then EDWARDS tothe little village
whose church spire pointed lovingly upward
to the land of rest. The husbandman care
fully gathered in the produce Of the field and
the solitary traveller leisurely pursued his way
All was quietness, and it seemed as if tht
spirit of peace dwelt there uudisturbed. Fol
hours | stood alone npon that rocky cliff
wrapt in contemplation-ah not alene, for
felt that God was there, and the impressions
that day received will never be effaced.
LYDIA E. WHITE.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-08
Our Social Circle.
Written for the Green Mountain Freeman.
Female Education.

EDITOR FREEMAN Il take up.my pen to
suggest few thoughts upon the Importance,
practicability and beneficial results of female
education and LIST, its importance. This
may be seen when we consider that God has
apurpose evidently manifest in all his works
of creation-animate and inanimate-each
department of which, is perfectly adapted to
fill the place assigned it; and will do it,
just in proportion as it progresses in the
right direction, each producing perfect har-
mony with, and tending to advance the true
interest of all the rest Now if this be true
in the less important parts of creation, how
much more strikingly true in this last, great,
and browning work of beauty and intelli-
gence-aDon,an--bon of our bone, and flesh
of our flesh, with minds capable of progress
and Improvement equal to our own.
I'd, Mans happiness requires female ed
ucation, and improvement.
Look at the state oil society in any nation,
where woman is ignorant and immoral, and
you will see that the true object of life is
unattaned /; but where the highest state of
cultivation of the female mind and heart is
found, there, the domestic circle is an Eden
of delight-there, Schools for intellectual
and moral culture are established and we'll
sustaned-there, each is taught to respect
the rights of all-there children grow up
an honor to their parents, and a blessing to
the world-there, parents have reason to hope
for the prosperity to the rising generation,-
and then the laws are made in conformity
with the higher law of love. So much for
its Importance.
Sd, Is it practicable ? and if SO, how
we say yes, and we will tell you how. The
process is simple; let every young lady de.
eide to improve her time, talents, and money
if she has it, to educate herself in the best
possible manner let her educate herself in
the practical knowledge of domestic labor
and economy, in the art of controlling the
passions, and resisting temptations, in the
knowledge of the sciences taught in the
schools, in the knowledge of the great books
of nature, Revelation, and experience
thus educating at the same time, all the pow.
ers Of body, mind, and soul; and if pecuni.
airy aid is needed, more than she possesses
or friends can impart, be not discouraged
there is remedy--let the ladies of every
town in the State, petition the Legislature al
their next session, for law to furnish the
pecuniary aid needed, and the result will be
the commencement of new end in the his.
tory Of female education, which will give al
an equal chance to ascend the hill of science
and Vermont, will soon become bright
light, and her influence be felt far and near
Ladies will you do it NE.
Stowe, June 1853