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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-05


COMMENCING TUESDAY, JUNE IA
And will continue until the entire stock of Summer
Dress Goods, Parasols, tmbroideries, &C.,
are sold.
Rich Dress Silks, worth 81 so for S1,00.
Rich Dress Silks, worth rs cts. for SO cts,
Rich Bercge Robes at Eastern cost.
Rich Challi Robes at Eastern cost.
Rich Valencias at Eastern cost
Rich Challies worth 20 cts. for l2l cts.
Rich Lawns (warranted fast colors) worth 20
cts, for l24 cts
Rich Embroideries at cost Of importation.
Rich Collars worth 25 cents for 10 cents,
Rich Embroidered Sets worth $500 for
$3.50
Rich Parasols at manufacturers prices.
Heavp Brown Sheetings worth 10 cents for
cents.
Heavy Brown Sheetings worth 10 cents for
81 cents.
Fine Brown Sheetings worth 81 cents for Ga
cents
English Chintz, a yard wide, for 10 cents.
Hoop Skirts worth $4,00 for $500.
Hoop Skirts worth $500 for $500
Misses Hoop Skirts worth rs cts. for so cts
Ladies' Linen handkerchief worth 20 cts
for l2i cents.
Ladies' Linen Handkerchief worth 10 cents
for CT cts.
Also heavy stock Of Cottonades, Denims,
&c, &c, at unusually low prices.
n5-We have heavy stock OF the above goods,
which are all new and must be sold In order to
room for our heavy fall purchases.
n. p. DOUGLASS & CO,
Je2l 5, E. Cor. Main and Market SITS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-05
PUBLIC AUCTION.
WELL KEPT FURNITURE !

WILL be sold at Public Auction on Sat.
W urday, July 9th, 1859, at my residence on JEFF
X tchen Furniture, consisting Of Bens, Bedsieads
Bureaus, carpets aid al my Furniture. A rare
chance iOT ha'ga,ns, Terms Of sale: All sums un
der SsO cash. over thirty ami under 500 sixty day
over 500, ninety Oays, ~ e positive, without r.
serve, commencing at 10 o. clock A. "A.
J. K. CROSS
j. X. CHRIBToPHER, Auctr. bb
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-05
RATESOR FARE

unlk0 the Rail Road Steamers, Fare on
this line 10 charged but enoO
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-05

Meals and stats roons are All intiRasA.
J. u. BUkBAhk. AZ Z saaaasky.
JTlts rat,---s NJ I0I3,
d ~. J. ..l..-L -. --.--.-. MN "
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-05

Have eaiaed the confidence
OF al who uae them, aud
have proved one OF the
most vAluabl inventions
Of the age, They use 4
shuttle, making the Lock
Stitoh on both aides OF the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-07
r.AFEa Yno1 1URoPB.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH BaIT0N.


ptsss. In IIss.pooI 8 ,Ass5ih aAsesss. ar
rind Is uorninE HsF d. rrsssas = per
TEsss l. nothing reliable fFom The Peace Con.
ference atxarich.
The Estionsl Assemblies Of Modens and Par.
ma had adopied resolutions banishing the dynas-
ties and annsxiag ths Dsehsss 10 Piedmoat.
Several membsrs If he Eaglish Royal family
are passengers on the North Briton, and their
presence 10 supposed 10 have reference 70 Tho
contemplated Wait Of the Prince VI Wales to Can
ada.
Iii. reported .ha. tbs British Government had
congratulated France "a the recent political am.
nesty.
The appointment Of Zen. Mcmahon command
er At Lille was In consequence Of the prejected
ratification of Antwerp by the Belgian Chamber
of Deputies. La Nord contends that the project
viii cndangsr the neutrality Of Belgium.
SECOND DISPATCH
Tho Modenese National Assembly, on the 10th.
unanimously eecreed the forfeiture of the ducal
throne by the House of Hapsburg Lorraine. The
following day the annexation TO Piedmont was
nnanimnusly decreed by ballot and Farina con-
frmed Dictator. A loan Of 100000 iivres was
also voted.
The Tuscan National Assembly, on the same
day. unanimously voted for annexation TO Pied
mint.
A defensive league has been formed BY the State
OF Central Italy.
Ii il believed that Levers offer TO charter the
Great Eastern had been rejected.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday p. NJ, Aug. 24.-Cot-
ton dull estimated sales to-day vi OOOO bales.
Brend-luff. and Provisions very dull.
Cnnspls unchanged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-07

A SECOND SAM PArcH, ALxosr.--Sevcral days
ago fellow hailing from Rockland county, New
York. and calling himself Jim Patch. jumped
from the mast head of the sloop Sophie into the
water below, distance Of IS feet, at Albany. n
York
The sloop ut the time. laid Mt the lower dock.
Sing Sing, in Aboat seen feet Of water. AT the APP
pointed time, in the presence Of about four humid
red villagers. Jim made his jump, firing couple
Of pistols ia hs descent. lie struck the water
and stuck Ia the mud and that was the last that
was seen Of him until young man made dive
from the dock and brought him up by the hair.
BY the aid Of baat hook be was dragged ashore.
After rolling him barrel he was restored to
consciousness.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-07
I'll Weekly Hls,sht aid PAsseng Line
FOR BAITIMORI

nn~re.s, rHE f,nghaan Steamboat Conpany's Steam :
GEO. PEABODY Capt Icn PeIr,ti-
AKD, anl BELNIDhRE, Capt. Wa KEESE will Rich
inond Tor Baltimore every Ttestay TamsfJ and Sttafin
RrrtnN,Sa Will e,sc fillmore for Richmond every TaesAJ
Taa,s,iY and SIfaJ4fry thereby enabling shippers Pas
two points every other day.
sor- Freight received in both places every day
Fer speed and Comfort, eana il not
Superior oi their class be found IN, other
city. These Steamers having been fitted with splendid Sta.
Raom Passenger Accommodations Ia the
travelling aud eighting community the
cheapest, and speedy mode Of transportation the Ia
points.
TicKErs he procured nj Office, Shnekoe slim, oIp
Columbian Hotel nj the Steamers Landing tocscil
ID. ~ W. CtRR1E, Agents, Richmond
sept Idly }. BRANDT, JR., No. ) Light ST. Baltimore,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-07
Soldiers Retreat For Sale.

na& OFFER for sale MY FARM lying around tho head Of
wv James River In the county OF Boeiourt near the lin. of
-the James River and kanawha Canal mile. from
the Central Railroad. There is This about fw ~ nun,
dred acrestwo hundred Of superior -ru,s
ed between the jackson and Cow Pasture Rivers equal to an,
low grounds james River On this tract als aunnv 81
the finest Tobacco, Wheat and Grass Lands Abnlins
for such large tract Of land aud good order are al
ready ON the place Thee eI.si If Marine Shell
formed into large Of gray lime rock easily burned
into lime Of which the proprietor has free use adding
greatly 10 the productiveness of the more than one %
dred per cent This tract Is highly improved aud admitted
Ing TO purchase superior farm would do well 10 cali md y
anime The proprietor would be happy show the farm
Notwithstanding the great drought during the SUMMER there
Is superior crop Of C"rn aud Tobacco farm II any
gentleman whng TO view, he could have opportunity 10
see the crops before they from the so am Nor
saaded he would be desircus to close a purchase.
good portion Of this land owned by an Enp,lsbman
who len The Colony before the Revolutionary for home AMI
never was heard nom and sold by Commonw ea Of
virginia under the cschea to Fac johnson ESQ., of Auos
coan and by him 70 Gen Harry Lee Of the Revolution Les
owner 50 that the title n indispuabie "
The proprietor Is too old and am manage such farm
and derous 10 sell and deyde the pocees among s child
reu- lsept T-eiaU6wl JAMES PAXTON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-07

A lIUsBAxD FOR ,NH WANTED.-Wc find the
following notice in the Oxf"rd Miss Mercury:
\ young wid-~ Of prepusseSsing personal ap-
pcaraucr. and with tnir share of ,.oellly goods,
wishes IA STATE that she desires to form inGtr-
monil connection with a handsome. Intelligent,
aud refined Young gentleman not over twenty five
years. Applications will hc received by address,
ing 'Sallie Annic." through the P..stolRrc, until
the 18Th "t September. The lady has blue eyes
light hair and Ii ~, complexion. AMI is rather
below the m,l,um hr, ,''t ami is just twenty
The gcntler'an j. expected to he snm tempered.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-07

WALKIxa ON rHx WATER.--The N. York Daily
News says we are tod by the Oswego papers that
q man named Gardner walked on the water, on last
Thursday, in the presence Of limited number Of
gentlemen" The "feet' was performed lat point
mp the river short distance above the second dana
Here he walked on to the deep water. and stood
calmly its surface. He is said 10 have had
some sort Of machinery, but Of this we are told
next to nothing. He s about 10 try his feet
for an unlimited number Of spectators. This looks
like drowning the fame OF Blondn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-07

| NEWS FROM WASHINGTON. Arlington, Sept
Ia, lS59.-The President and Secretary Of the In
terror have agreed with Governor Siblcy, of Min
nessota, to Withdraw from sale all pre- empted
lands in the State The sales of unoccuried lands
will proceed as advertised. Gov. Sibley. having
succeeded in his mission here has left for home,
Tho committee OF Arrais ements for the grand
tournament of the Sons of MALTA on the 18th
have received reply froa, Governor Wise that
his engagements will not admit ii being hero to
deliver mn address, They Immediately addressed
a letter Of invitation to John Minor Bolts To per.
form the same office. The Use of tho grounds at
Arlington for the tournament and boat race have
been secured, which now in course Of pre- para
ton on grand scals.
The government has been advised by Gen. liar
ney Of his proceedings in taking possession of the
Island oil San Juan, and tho steamer If Tomorrow
will convey to hun reply. From whit has here
TRANSFERRED it is re s,nabe to infer that the posi-
tion OF the administration admits of no compro-
msei il being FULLY satisfied that tho island belongs
to the United States.
Official notice il given in nil cases in which pre-.
empton declaratory statements founded on u bona
tide actual settlement and cultivation made prinr
and up to date, and filed by settlers before the 9th
of October the registers aud receivers are direct
ed, where the presumption claimants are unable to
and do not prove aud pay for their tracts at or be-
fore that time. to withhold such actnnl and cult
walton tracts from the public sales in Minnesota,
to take place in October and Move nber.
Tho Secretary ofthe Interior has informed Ger.
tain memoriasis in St. Louis, who asked that the
public lands Of Kansas and Nebraska be withheld
from private entry after the clo.e of tho public
sales, that the President is Of opinion that the law
invests him with no power to grant such requests.
The State Department has heen informed by
Mr. Wright, Minister to Berlin. that it is not true
as reported By many American newspapers. that
there are several American citizens in tho Prus-
sian army. lie knows OF none.
The President has recognized Heinrich Muller
a. Consul for the Free City of Bremen at Sayan.
nah. Ga.
Senator Douglas leaves tomorrow morning by
way OF Harrisburg, and will reach Piitsburg al
midnight on Monday. lie speaks at Columbus n,
two o'clock on Wednesday afternoon. at Cincnna
i on Thursday evening" and will reach ,icago on
Saturday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-07
Dyspepsia.


Considering the Various forms In which this disease de-
myR yeopes itself may well be called shydra headed
follow ladi0esffoa, PUN 5eaadcA Reart6.T
Hafer Bf0sh Ibsfirsness es Acidify Optessoa 0Jter
Enc JtnadSoe, fztle1,cy 1orpor gftic Lfrer -
Detnity, Female tOn.ptaats. de- Some Of nn In
land have given their written certificates relative 70 M
effected In their own persons BY the
while testimonials from other sources editorial opl
Ions and voluntary expressions from are ayese TO
their names in print perfectly overwhelming
Read The following from very highly respectable Clergy
= EAST TAUNTON, MssA, Feb o. 1858.
To the Editor of the Portland Mrror,-Sir:-
have been sufferer from the dyspepsia The pa
thence Of my family physicians In .e almost trial
their various prescriptions have tried great variety Of
medicines with similar result Through tho Kindness
my psician received last March, half dozen bottles the
oXfGENArED BITTERS l began them without n
hope Of deriving help nom them being determined give
them fair trial. continued their but without ercc
llble benefit till June.
Since gradually improved In health tin
ty free from acdy OF the stomach and from the consequent
halency and the awful dsracting sick headache
which often, for days together has wholly unied for study
aud for all other ministerial dulles and rendered life burden
feel that IT, expression Of gratitude 10 Messs
Fo@le Co.. and also duty TO the pubc TO recommend their
oxygenaed Btters as In estimation remedy
that most trying most yexng and cruel 81 I'LL diseases
which human flesh Is heir the Dyspepsia Having suffer
ed long, and tried different remedies with good
result recommend the 0xygcnated Bers with conf
encc few others the readers o the Mirror
suffering beg of them 70 make trial Of these Bers without
delay.
Prepared by s. W. FOWLE Co. BosroN, and for sale by
William A. Strolier Co., and John H. seay. LyncnburG I.
C. Puyh Campbell H.; and by NIL Druggists and dealers
medicine throughout the city and country. July u
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-07
Douglas

The Danvills Transcript says In the Sertem-
Dor number Of Harper's Monthly. we find long
letter from Senator Douglas concerning "The D-
yiding Line between Federal and Local Authority
Popular Sovereignty" The document is near
" long as Col Byrd's celebrated account OF run
ming 1.-THE Dividing Line between Virginia aud
North CarolinaT'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-07

LATER FROM CALrroRNiA-THg SEIZURE OF SAN
lJuAN lsLAND,-New Orleans. Sept 5.-TLe steana-
Ter Habana, from Mnatillan, with San Francisco
gates to the 10Th ut has arrived.
Business at San Francisco was dull
A British man.of war had arrived at San Fran
CISCO 1t is supposed she brought disp atches from
the Governor Of Vancouver's Island relative to
the seizure by the United States Government, tho
|of Island Of San Juan. Gen. Harvey had ordered
four companies Of artilaery from fma Washington,
TO reinforce Capt. Pickett wha stll held the Is
land onm"csied. lie bad forwarded dispatches to
Washington.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-07
Rolling-Mill In Alabama.

The Columbiana Chronicle says: Our enter
prisng citizen, Horace Ware, IL about establishing
rolling mill. for the manufacture of all kinds Of
iron. great portion Of the machinery has ar
rived. and DO ia engaged in putting it up. and it
will be but short time before it is in full opera
ton. lie IL like the iron with which he has to do
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-07

The Printers DGvrL.-Tyre setting in the
early ages was not remarkable for ts accuracy in
the wear 1861, IL book of one hundred and seve ny
two pages written by pious Monk, chilled
1nafon,y IF the lNdssi after this work printed
and before it could go into the hands of the bind
err, the Monk compelled to append fifteen pa
gcs of corrections. All these blunders he nttrhn
ted to the special instigati"n of tho devil who be
seemed t., think had desire to defeat the work,
This is no doubt the origin ii the printers De.
Wiz: an imp who infests all printing Offices, AMI
who seems to have m abiding spite against all
who manipulate the pen. Dur imp we feel assur-
ed loves nv, ms his satanic namcsake loves holy
water, and thus can we account for the terrible
mutilaton of copy, ride the L'c,l on the An-
FORA Bprcalis in Yesterdays issue. We have new
or nude the plural phenomenon by aiding ans,
nor did We wan, the word phenomenon; this en-
ror. together with M out in the nprer paragraph
made the article perfect nonsense for all III which
we are indebted 10 tina printers Devil"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-07

General VIM. Walker recently passed through
Cincinnati, and was, when last heard from. in
Louisville On his way to New Orleans.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-07

Abrams IN BosvoN-ARREsr OF AN ALLEGED
ENGLISH DErAuLrER.-Boston.S Sept. 3. lS59.-Au
Englsshman named Edward II. Humphrey, who is
lailsged u be defanlter to parties in England to
the amount Of 100000. and who has been search
led for through Canada and the States, during the
last three months, was arrested in this city last
escn,ng The street. was made on the charge of
sdaltery, Humphrey having brought to this coun-
w woman not his wife,with whom BIS has been
mmv.ng PIT is probable that the subject Of his
.sged deialcation win Be Investigated ss soon as
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-07

has been received by US, filled M usual with solid,
and useful and interesting matter.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-07

The Nashville Union, tho leading Democratic
organ In Tennessee, referring TO Douglas late
manifesto in Harper's Magazine, declares as fol
lows:
This paper 10 intended to cut under Mr. Few
ards platform. II IL an nsidious attempt, under
the fascinating disguise Of popular sovereignty. to
overthrow the bred Scott decision, thus breuking
down the authority of the Supreme Court, and in
directly accomplishing all that Stewards higher
law doctrines could effect The authority Of the
court ~ the expounder Of the Constitutional rights
of the States and the constitutional obligations of
its citizens. being destroyed. the demagogue and
disorganizer will DO left perfectly FREQ TO pursue
any heresy they may embrace. 10 defiance of tho
law and the Consultation.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-07
Bakers Premium Bitters.

a We hope the citizens generally VIII be ever mindful
mcAR of this almportant Famlly Medcne-one that is
in a climates and 10 all that has
markabe than other discovered,
one that all conditions and with perfect
snyand that stands unryaled for the cure OF Dyspepsia
Colds and Coughs Choc Nervous Affections General Debility,
and Fever Nervous Hedache Bakers celebrated
Pagua BtrrER' have been manufactured In Richmond, Va,
years past highly recommended by Physcians and
their grea virtue They composed entirely Of
vegca substances and therefore entirely free from all mine
When nil other remedies have fled single bot
has known the worst Of Dyspepsa certified
the late Ro. r. Newchs and fevers, aesteh by VIM
Gregory Henreo, and ohersnd cioiies aud darrea
hundreds M citizens assert who used 1t with great
during the prevalence OF the Cholera In Richmond and
Immediately checked and uprO0ed all the symptoms of
thai orl disease by the Of Bakers PREMIUM BIrEIs
Indeed doubt II there has been discovered tonic Of
erfu aud yet soothing nature these Filters, which
constantly administered TO children with the nppaes result
The Proprietor OF these Btcs II anxious To have them known
trous the cunlry, and for this will put them Ia
country merchants and others by the Wholesale such prices
fail please All invited try the Bitiefs and
o ju,i e for themselves of their merits
10 hal of al! Druggists In Lyncburg and elsewhere in
Virginia. Fur orders address L. BAKER, Proprietor,
Jul, gi-iscis Richulond. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-07

| FArat AysRAv At HorxansvrLLs. Ky.-Lou;.-
isille. Sept 2-.-la difficulty Of HopkinsvilIe.
~ between y, " Weston and Capt Jas jack
shot and Instantly killed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-07

- = = - = -, - - = - %
.zee - : = - sezzzsazs disesszsss. We
. <ozfEa5 s.f11r - zss<ze= psFs<zss .
S = - 4 sslllussf. - ! - - ear
- s
uklis - slzssst)sst q lsssiae ~ wsn may
In ~ sksrs L oss Wv q the Subject esneray
loss sight 81 By thoss who give II their attention
They peias b The great national debt Of Great
Britain. and cay shas II thai county suffers no in
lccavsnisnes on account Of her enormous indebted
mesa We ought 10 give ourselves no concern about
ours. which IL nothing in comparison. Blu, the
Idiotrsnes b this. Great Britain owes her deb.
principally TO her own citizens. VERY rarely
Iorsigner holds British security. Her own cap
Iisalsts take her loans When. therefore, she pays
the Interests upon her bonds. the money does not
70 ont Of the country. Il remains, 80 to speak,
s.in the family" But with ~, the case 10 dider-
snt. We owe our debt abrosd-and when we pay
the interests, Il II gone "from Us and our heirs
forever" II goes " foreign land, and helps to
create the balance Of trade against US. When we
consider our enormous importations, in addition
10 our heavy annual payment on our foreign den
we wonder how We manage to got along. Moth.
ing bat the gold Of California. and the cotton Of
the Southern States. saves us from ruin. II the
gold crop and the cotson crop were 10 fail for five
years in succession. and wc were TO continue our
excessive mportatons all the time, II is plain that
the whole country would be involved in national
bankruptcy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-07
+ or 8 ale.

3& ALARM, containing 80 Acres mil within two miles
~ Of the Market oise. The land n In good ,,n,,nn n
-impn'yements excellent, For further Information ni.
~ NV '"v'"'"" ""N'' sep; lis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-07

FOR kEyT.
> TIE Executive Committee If the Agricultural Society
Aa desire The Two IIursEs on the
Far Grounds, for he ensuing Fair. One them
exclusively Tor laies and escorts,
tend IL and !he other for with The privilege
bar. Proposals ISL he handed Ia the uacrsi .nc,i
sep i-di" A. MCDONALD Secretary.
JOHN T. DONOVAN:
f61ANE NofltEa' the ..h day 81 o.roBEE at the
Il ",rcoi Dntl Mari, At tt,pbcll "a, ia. shall take
Tao sionso ri Lorvn< u. n,rgan olirs,
iicac, in silt de- cuis in Circuit Of Campbell
c'"iy. Va, ia which am Piaiul aud you Defendant;
ahl should said drpoinas be day. they
w'li be continued rom day to LAY ill completed.
LUCY J. DONOVAN,
fema' co.eef who sues by VIM. X Brown her ne 1t friend
scott pla Elfdw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-07
ShenStOue Academy,

REV. J. j. SETTLE. ,.;..,. u.;..,.
Mr. }. Il. TOMPkINS, ''''"' '"'' 'f''N
FUNlIs SCHOOL, situated II miles South of Lynchlurg,
the Turnpike leading pi,tsylvana g. H., the resis
Mr. settle In Campbell county. Va, will commence
is exercises MONDAY the slh of SEPTEMBER 1852 and close
the 10Th If il lsd1.
1t the design OF the Principals and Trustees to establish
sc" permanently oil high grade which shall offer to PARENTS
&c. opportunity, unspas ned In the country for educating
their and wa The long and successful Of
Mr. settle In the profession will be sufficient recommendation
In his lea Mi. Tompkns has satisfactory testimonials from
the Presidents of Richmond aud Roanoke Colleges and has
aiso spent several Years III successful teaching
The seu sloca,ed in remarkably healthy neghborhood
for Its morality and refinement Board be obtained
in select amcs convenient distances from the school,
+ per month.
Terms pdyobie oa the 1 Of February and io Of July 1860
Greek, Latin and higher Mathematics .......... fiD
Higher English and Natural Sciences ...........
Ehgiisi alone .........,........,....,..v,. =.
dollar will be charged in all for school
per ,urcs.
Adress either If the above Yellow Branch p o., Camp
bell c.Gnty, Va.
sept Ieiawts JOHN X. MCDANIEL, President.