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The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-07
River News,

LOUISVILLE, December 6.-P. M.-River
rising rapidly, with eight feet in the canal
and six feet on the falls. Weather stormy all
day. The Mercury stood at noon at twenty
fve. The snow issn now falling, with the Mer.
curry at sixteen.
PlrrssuRe, December 6.--M.-River eleven
feet by the pier mark and at a stand, but @
farther rise may be expected, as II has been
raining all the morning.
PITTssURs, December 6.-P. M.--Rlvei
twelve feet by tile pier mark, and rising
rapidly. Weather clear, and damp under
foot, F..E
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LEAvEEwoRrH, December 8.--The election
to-day for State officers under the Wyandotte
Constitution, passed of without excitement.
The result can not be stated for several days,
but il is thought that 1t will not differ mate
rally from the vote given in October for Ter
ritorial officers.
Hons. Messrs. Lincoln and Parrot leave TO-
morrow for Washington.
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The Weather ut st. Louis.

sT. LOUIS, December 6--M.-The weather
turned very cold again last night, and the
rain, which began to fall iu the evening, soon
changed into snow, and attained depth of
about two inches. During the night it froze
very hard, and this morning the mercury
marked ms low as fifteen degrees. II stands
now at about twenty, and is showing faster
than at any previous time.
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He Dug Pit and Fell Into It Himsel


Tho history of HAMAN, recorded In the book
If Esther, Is an illustration Of this proverb.
Because MoRDEoAI, the Jew, would not bow,
nor do reverence to HAxAs, this favorite Of the
King, out Of revenge determined to destroy
him and all bis people at once. HAMAN
sfected galIows fifty cubits high, on which
TO hang MoBDECAI Events turned out diff.
fsrently from what he expected; instead Of
hanging the man he hated, King AHAsuERus
ordered him ODE hung ou the gallows he had
prepared for another. JOHN BROWN dug pit
and fell into ii; and politicians on both sides,
who make the experiment of practising i'm
positions on the people, will meet the same
fate.
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The Overland Mail from California.

A trip from the Mississippi River overland
to the Pacific Ocean, In twenty days, is quite
progressive feat. By tho last arrival we are
IA possession Of advices from Sandwich Island
to October 27; from Washington Territory TO
the 4th Of November; Oregon TO the 9th, and
ssn Francisco to the 18th ult. The San Juan
difficulty Is in q fair way of satisfactory ad.
justmen., as the British officers called on Gen.
SooTr. A portion Of the American forces on
sha island had been removed, BY order Of Gen,
g., who repairs to San Francisco to await
orders from the q. s. Government.
Sold mines are being proftably worked in
Oregon.
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E% The sudden change in the weather will
create an unparalleled demand for all kinds OF Win.
ter Clothing, all Of which be supplied by Frel
MCGUIRE No. 256 wslnut.strset, above Sixth. Over,
coats Of all kinds.
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ms Daguerrean Gallery, southwest cor
ner of Sixth and western-row, over Hennafori's
drugstore. Pictures taken and ut In good cases
for twenty cents. Warranted 10 please.
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Municipal Election.

CAMBRIDGE, MASS, December 6.---James D.
Green was elected Mayor of Cambridge yes
terday, by a majority of sixteen votes, over
Mr.. Sargent the present incumbent. Mr..
Green run on the Independent ticket.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-07

@B- new style Of Pic
ture Is destined to supersede all others. Carpenters
No. 20 West Fifthstreet, is the only establishment
in which they can be had. Drop in and see them,
then Judge for yourself.
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Congressional.

There has been no election Of Speaker. In
the Senate all favor the investigation into the
Harpsr's Ferry affair Of JOHN Brown. Some
objostion is made to TRuMBuLL's amendment.
Pending discussion, Senate adjourned.
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DIED,

REILY-In this city, December s. !s59 at oeloSk
Ann, Mrs Mary D., wife Of Capt. John W. heh''
The funeral wiiltske place from the residence or
her father Jaw, Robert Reilly, 3l West EsnMHn Mhc
street, this morning, the 7th inst. a o az
tend.
SMITH-On Monday evening, the 5th Inst az III
o'clock, at his residence on Vinestreet Hill Oh
of the chest, Deacon John Smith, In the eisn'
second year Of his age.
Further notice Of the funeral will be given.
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NS- Who would not send friend Pic
ture when they can be had for ten cent, eaoh at es
West Fourtb.street
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Governors, Messares.

On our first page will be found an abstract
Of the message Of the Governor of Kentucky.
A brief note Of some portion of the message
Of Governor wfsE will be found in telsgraphio
column,
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From Boston.

BosToN, December 6.--The defalcation of
Isaac F. Shepard, late treasurer Of the
Honover-street Savings Bank, Is ascsrtained
to reach $57 900.
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Fire.

MoErPEIIER, W., December 6.--The Union
Hotel, in this village, was destroyed by FIRE
last night. Loss about $s, 900. Noinsurance.
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SMITH & NIXON'S HALL.
Single Tickets 25c. Admission to the three sOt
aey~ ITHAs BEEN DISCOVERED

MGy> ITHAS BEEN DISCOVERED
WaS AT LAsT.-The article that cures almost
without fail every species Of eruptons Of the face
hands, or other parts OF the body. Is your face dis
figured with pimpes or an irritating eruption Of any
kind have you contracted that most troublesome
disease, Barbers Itch; are you troubled with Tetter
on the hands, or elsewhere have you any annoying,
irritating, itching infamed eruption Of any kind
20 at once and obtain pamphlet describing the
effects Of Palmers Lotion, and giving an amount Of
evidence In it's favor, that will put to rest all doubts
of Ito efficacy in the cure Of all kinds Of cutaneous
diseases. After becoming satisfied that the Lotion
Is no humbug, procure bottle and use 1t, and you
will be satisfied that the half has not been said In its
favor that might be.
Price 50 cents, or six bottles for $3.50.
sOL0N PALMER, Agent.
nom No. SO West Fourth street.
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HOME INTEREST.

ne" A. A. Eyster, Clocks, Watches and
Jewelry. Nos sAl and 37l Western.row.
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&.KENNEDY'S MEDICAL DIS.
uR COyERY Is acknowledged by the most en-
nent physicians and by the most careful druggists
throughout the United States to be the most eectua
suffering, and effected more permanent cures, than
any preparation known to the profession. Scrofula,
Salt Rheum, Erysipeas scald. head scaly ernptions
the system restored to full strength and vigor. Full
and explicit directions for the Of liberated sore
legs and other corrupt and running ulcers is given In
the pamphlet with each bottle For sale by JOHN D..
PARk, SURE, EOKSTE1N h co., and GEORGE
NJ DIXON Price 81. sepl9-ay
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nrSSD Nj Il r. e HANTS FROM THE
HkS COUNTRY who visit Cincinnati should
mot fail 10 purchase few dozen FRANKLIN Al
MANACS. The Franklin ALMANAC and Diary for
1850 10 meeting with an enormous SALE For sale Ry
at bis publication office, up stairs, N. E. corner OF
Fourth and Walnut.streets. Price, single COPY, 20
cents; So 10 per dozen. de2bw
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Non-a rival of the AngIo-saxon.

PORTLAND, Decem Der 6-l P. M.--There
are as yet no signs of the steamer anglo Saxon,
now due at this port with Liverpool dates to
the Esd ult.
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New York Mayoralty.
The imperfect information 10 most favorable
to FERNANDO WOOD for Mayor Of New York
city.
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Kansas Election.
No definite newt Of this election ore known.
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Poncine Soap.

EoR' CLEANSING, WHITENING AND
SURE, ECKSrEIN d co.,
so,a Cnposite the Poetofhce,
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Ass0clates OF MI. lfumDull. AZ nret IL was
shrieks for freedom.
Mr.. Hale followed, denounoing the Supreme
Court Of the United States, and defined his
position generally, In regard to the slavery
| question.
Mr.. Hunter expressed surprise at the man
ner this resolution had been received. 1t was
proper in itself and made eminently necessary
by the circumstances Of the recent occurren-
ces. The South was not 80 much startled by
the foray of Brown and his few followers, but
at the sympathy openly expressed in the
North for him, and at the apparent indiffer-
ence Of the great mass at the North at such
manifestations Of sympathy.
The Senator from Illinois proposes to turn
the matter into party issue. Does he sup
pose that the South regards the peace and
safety of the community as a party matter
They are loath to believe such things can be
treated with Indifference by those bound to
them by ties Of common government; but II
such is tho case it is time they were made
aware Of it. Upon such an occasion as this,
which has no parallel in the history of the
country, the levity displayed by the Senator
from New Hampshire is like the laugh Of the
inebrste at the bed Of DEATH
The South can take caro- of themselves. II
no remedy can be found in the general gov.
eminent, let the South know, 30 that they can
take action. Ia this Union 10 be used only to
stay the arms Of States for self defense, and
give no protection against such insurreotions
If there be iu truth such alienation Of feeling
and this simple resolution cannot pass without
being smothered by party issues, let us kuoN
II at once.
Mr.. Green remarked that the purpose fol
which the arms were taken at Liberty was no
to force slavery into Kansas, not to subvert tbt
Government or laws Of the Uuited Slater, bu
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-19

LINE IN TRANspLANTiNo TRxEs.-An English
publication says that large plantation oftrces
has been formed in that country, within few
years past. without tho loss Of single tree, by
putting small quantity Of lime in the hole when
planting tree Four bushels Of lime are said to he
sufficient for IN acrre. The lime is thoroughly
mixed with the soil. in order that it may be reach
cd by the roots, with equal facility in every di-
rection, as its principal effect is to push forward
tho tree during the first preearious stages Of ats
growth.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-19

9ailg Sirsiaiaa.
FUNERAL HYMN.
Hymns from tie land Of Lttaer.

rnon yuR snnnAs.
Hymns from tie land Of LsaAer.l
Come sbrth, eeme on, with solemn song,
The road 10 short, the rest y long.
The Lord brought hers, he ealla away;
Make no delay
Thls homo waa f0r q passing day.
Here In an Inn stranger dwclt
Here 10y and grief by turns he fet;
Poor dwelling, now We close My doasi
Thy task b DER,
The sotourncr returns no tnorc.
Now Of n lasting home possessod,
lie gucs to seek deeper rest
Good night The day was saltry here
fsak In toll and fear;
Good night ihc night 10 cool and clear.
Chime ON, " beilai again begin,
And ring the sabbath morning In,
The laborcr's week day work ID done,
The rest begun,
Which Chris, hath Dor his peoplc won
Now open 10 us gates OF peace.
Herr let the pilgrims journey cease,
iequiei slunberera, make room,
In your atlll home,
For the new stranger who has come,
How many graves around as lie!
How many homes are In the aky!
Yes, for each saint doth Christ prepare
A place with care,
Thy home " waiting, brother, there.
Jesus, thou reignest, Lord, alone;
Thou Wilt return aud claim thine own.
Come quickly, Lord return again
Amen! Ameni
Thine seal us ever now and then.
aAcnsE.
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Sonbrero Guano.

tons q Phosphae Guano jus. rom sombrero Issnd
known world containing between 70 and 50 per cent Of
Boss Phosphate Of Ls and u which invite the attention
Of fends and the public generally who deal In fertxer
We for The sale Of this Gunno here aud
will sell ut Northern prices deuctng actual expenses 70 this
place. ~. tl. l4fa
Pamphlets conaining iss snaIysa &C., furnhed appca-
" McCoRKLR d co. Sole Agents,
april d&ciA MAIN street Lynchburg. Va.
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HIGGINBOTHAM ACADEMY.

gIylIIs institution immediate vicinity Of Am
House, and will be under the superntendence
OF Mira NJ j. Winn and Mr.. W. z. Terry prlncpaA Mr.
Terry who educated at the University Of Va win
The entire ths Male department. In higher studea
Pratt accomplished lady and successf teacher will
devote attention 70 tho Female department MrA VIM
will Music and have charge Of the boarding depart
The Trustees hns6 great o0udence In the several
tsAchershey have oil had experiences, their requirements
of high order and they have hesetoose commanded the s
prova and patronage Of discriminating public The location
this institution the social and religious innuencAs around
together with moral and intellectual qualifications or the
teachers, combine 70 rsccnmend Y 20 tho gabic
go SAMUEL Il GARLAND.l5
~ @| LEO DANIEL. ia, y }TnslesS
- ROBERT n. BROWN, h s-sa-Tlel y
WIN. T. COLEMAN, =
The next ssssion 0f this School Will commence the nft
Monday In september The scholastic viii be divided
into two sessons IL months ench Terms er ssssioa a
Ave mouths onehalf payable the bcgnning and the
maindSr at The close OF each session. 8sF # Essf
Primary English ..<-s. ...,... ..,vl4 -
Latin, Gseef French and Maihemstes isxiss IL Il
0nE3o
RKfEKENCK6: H'.s7s y
Dr. Gesnsr Harrison AlAensl1eS Lea RnAas Howeu 0sa
John d. Dayis Philip o. 0sefgs. Amhlsf d. Wn. O. Cat
borne, Gen T. W. Dllasd Amhrst; Col ysuss ID. Psyon,
Rock6ssdges ~ ~. ~ 4SeS43 NGoaf - G6frs4G Aibs
marie O. h9l.skso.t. cSDhH 49, Ns14aiak ksssAsu
wSS1 S1y III SsE +vstsas1Al IdnsS ~ S4xxxr,
90 CASES sYIoK IIooRJcE on eansssssas and Ia ID,
on lapsA is.dss SMITH ADAMS.
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re r M

The vIRGTNIAN 10 pubshed ~ o. eoand III weeky ~
% per annum In advance, and WY q mssnspy N al
yance otherwise, ~ 80 WIN be ~ 49, so Pape1
wh be discontinued exeepa sAprnon o. uo kfiesW IN
til all arrearages shall have beertaid - :.
ADYERIISEMENTS are tnfied for ~ eenu peI suAIe u
10 lines less for tho hrst Son anu e sehs VI n
continuance unlesa ordered IND ofm g wesky .na - .
per square will be chafrh for each mscfom
Der oflnsertions be markf on he Mcs,lt WIZ oo
till ordered ont and charged tccosdnEE - ~
THE YEALf RATES AXE Aab
For square daily 80. b0
For two squares daily. eS
For square tri- sekly 20
For two squares n@eek .bst 10 spe-
~ Advertisements inthded fof bosh P~Rsese
cial contract. =. a. j. a. a =. ,asuedisAeDu
~ Annual advertisers rt pe hl,ss rntcs<
sness the adveFtisemsne - az asy and rwcek
IAN advsrteemepn sPPs-AfA -. "
ly papers -. .rs..A y.fht linea. Are charged
raieabiy lbr the sxcesA "a :. -
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- STOLEN ftom my Arm Howardsvilie, on
exzI "wednesday II week, AGREY HORSE, three or
" four years old medium size Twenty dollars reward
win he given for apprehension Of the thief and liberal re-
,snrd S,r = tho Horse j. O. LEWIS,
sent 1s.lis scottsvilc Aliemar!c, Va.
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LYNcEBUkG CARDS
CAMP. SMITH &c Co,
Vd0LEsALE AND RETAIL.

Nsar tSslD9ct 4 tbs 70. 4 Tsas Railroad,
~ LHNcHBURG, VIRGINIA.
DEG sse 70 thsa their numerous friends
Dant prons for Ne very liberal patronage extended
for two years and respectfully ask VI the
sans have recssy added 70 iucr house. which makes
on Of the Argee aud most convenieat houses city for
rsdvng and sins produces those may favor
wsh .nsi We promise our yer, best efforts to OBJ
Their soek Of GRoCERlEs, LIQUoRs, DC. always com.
pe and they prepared 70 Offer Inducements
ordess carefully and promptly attended to-
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Tho Quaker City Family Sewing Machine
ONLY $50, $40 AND $50.
Principal Depot, las Main Street,

=.
TUNIIS MACHINE Ia acknowledged by all who acquainted
l. with Its merits TO be the best FAMILY SEWING MA
CHINE before the public and for the following reaso
rs simplicity! It's dardbfitY!
The nth ,rhch any ordinary sed,asess
acork It, dcays being Ia 'oorAing o,er, and aetero n
repdir
Using the original spoois 'rikou the ou5e Of rerfading
them.
Eldsfcity strength q seam ,rhc5 ,iH ,ip though
yon should cut erery Jo,tfh or nm stitch
And last, though not least TIE REASONABLE PRICE at
schich they soid
This Machine introduced the public year
and probably machine met with such unparalleled
success In 30 short time.
The manufacturers being unable until recently supply
constantly increasing demand, they
different factories.
The wonderful Of this Machine Is attributable 9th
well those enumerated above One It's rcln
bit; performing In la nd all that IL claimed and
another Is, the public determined not The
prices and unreasonable profits heretofore asked they
get just good machine and much sric,
HALF THE MONEY.
We have manufactured expressly for TIE PATEST AD-
UNSTABLE EMMER the only that hens all cidss and
hichneas, comhining with 1t tuck guage.
Our $50 Machine Is the best adapted al kias Of work.
All our Machines the Hem Tuck Fell, Gdkhee and Ba1roi-
der.
We have them in fine Cabinet Crses $75nnhcd extra
fine.
All ask is fair inspection and feel confident you
be satisfied.
B-AGENTS WANTED In nearly every county In the
State. To smart active man, liberal inducements wirbe
offered W. II. FREAR Agent
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RICHMOND ADvRpTrsrMrrTs.
First Premium Grand q Square. M
RE PIAN0Sl! ~
uxu ~ GRAND AND SQUARE
PIANO FORTE wAREROOMS
GEsERAL
EA0EuNN ANN NInguN

~ y
AND GENERAL pEror or
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN MUSIC,
MUsICAL INsTRUMENTs.
And all other articles belonging Musical Warehouse
BY GHHLE &c CO.,
No. 23l Broad Street. between Sd and 4tA Stree,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
TuE undersigned at the request Of many Southern friends
have established and opened In Richmond, No sai Broad
where In addition to extensive stock of Piano Fprtes
offer for sale general assortment Of Foreign de,cdH
Iusic Of the most popular c"nosers Musical Instruments Of
all kinds and those articles generally which apperain
class Muacal Establishment sennares, Academes nstltu
ons Of Learning &c. will And 10 their advantage 10 deal
with as We prepared to ae Music &c at Norern prices
and they will thus the freight between this city and the
style Of GGHLE h Co.
Their stock Of Pianc Fores carefully selected
Co. Baltimore, Md whose Instruments aiways given
most entire satisfaction wherever us and have received the
highest testimonials from the eminent ariste
OF music tcnchers and anteurs who have borne testimony
their superiority Of tune, durability and tasteful and finished
workmanship Wherever tried, they
all furnished with null Iron Frames aud particular,
adapted 10 istan sudden changes Of climate guarantee
given Of instrument for live years from the time Of pu
chase and the privilege OF exchange within six months Rer
faithfully executed connection Of ten years with large
Southern Factory guarantee Of ability 10 give saiishc
ton to hoSe who may honor with their
moderate and liberal discount will bc made for cash.
w Tuning promptly attended 10.
Old Pianos taken In exchange and hired al low rates.
purchasing elsewhee determined To be unersod
Please address Ell LIE co. No. 23i Broad Street.
8d and 4th Streets Richmond, Va. ]. G.EiILE Jn,
march l2-d8m WM RADE.
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FRANKLIN &>BROTHElt.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GROCERS & COMMISSION M RCHANTS.
Next Door to Liberty Warehouse,
MAIN STREET, LYNCHBURG, VA
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Removal! RemOvaI!!

KemOVAI! RemOV0T!!
-Asn HAVE taken Mrs Knners Store, nearly opposite
Merchants Bank 70 Main Street, for few weeks
shall be happy to all who wish for Boots, ShOes
V6-Hats, Trunks, DC.
In few weeks expect 10 the old stand again. greatly
improved In appearance and convenience where
shall offer very prime assortment OF Goods.
AZ some goods called old stock will be sold low
july 14-dts p sEABURY.
A RROW.ROOT CRACKERS, for the Sick Just received.
"A aug t-dts STABLER 4 JONES.
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''' vATESr1NE = LEN g 14ENlfNd. L I; Z. :
NaYf Dior ~ The Norob a p+S poo1,

- ~ LYNCHBURG, "a.
keep hand constantly Groceries Of the best equality
w to which particularly invite our friends
and cusoIerA We tender thanks for past
a'o and hope by fidelity TO the may
u.s. TO merit continuance OF he same, We receiving
superior lot Of Sugars Coees Moassea crup Candies
try produce. inn 90.ts
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IL N VI "A. III OlIJ,
[SuocessOrs to s. DiH1gfd d Sons.1
< WILL keep constantly on hand large stock Of nil
kinds Of FURNITURE, OF their manufacture.
~ which they will be pleased to Ahew tho old friends
go and patrons Of 8. Duguid q Sons, and public
generally.
They keep constantly hnnd large stock FIsKS
METALLIC BURIAL CASES, Of all sizes; also large
wOODENCOFFINS, Of every description and pay prompt
attention 70 the undertaking business al oil heurs
feb 25-dAcs D. p. Il G.. A. DICGUID
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CLEEvE BUTTONS AND sTUDs.-sevesal new stylea Jas
y TO hand and for SALE ai reasonable prices by
aug lids J. WILLIAMS d SON, 81 Main Stree.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-28
Union Male and Female Institute, Three
 Creeks Arkansas.

J. E. TRIMBLE, A. B.,......... Principal THE third Session of this Institution u will commence Monday, August oth, loo9, and continue twenty weeks. The faculty IS fuli and efficient. composed of teachers of acknoWiedg- ed ability and merit.
 The two departments, Male and Female' are wholly distinct and separate. No communication whatever is suffered to take place between pupils of the opposite sex either at the Institute or with those under the immediate control of the prihcl- pal. ,o,o The instruction is thorough and rigid, and close application is required in study. Every facility Is afforded the pupil by Apparatus, Maps and Globes. In the musical department fine Pianos, Gultars' and Violins are used both orinstruction and prac- tice
 Young ladies from distance are required to board in the Principals family. Boys can obtain good boarding in private families at from & to Slo per month.
 For particulars apply to the Principally letter or for catalogue.
 REFERENCES
 Hon. s. H. Hampstead, A. H. Garland, Esq, Little Rock.
 W. w Andrews, esq.,, Washington, Arkansas; E. w. Gantt esq, .' Rev. S. Williamson D D., ' John R. Beeson, Hillsboro, G. $. Lamkin, Champagnolle;
 w. A. Bell. q.
 James W. Meek, Union county;
 B. C. Aiderson, Three Creeks
 August }, 1859. ly.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-28

VIM. M. rINcKARD, CLAIBORNE STEELE, FERDINAND