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promise excluded slavery from the Territories; now
it is not excluded from portion of land over which
floats our national flag!
He alluded to the anti-slavery sentiment which
prevailed in Virginia in the early days Of the COM
monwealth. and argued that it is useless to war
against the progress Of events Every restriction
has been taken off slavery; fugitive slave law has
been granted. There are more men at the North
today acho beliece in the social and moral condition
Of slare1y than aehen he sret tn Congress WILDER
forces theory has faile; Carlyle has repudiated his
abolition doctrines; and even the London Times has
partially kept up with him in his opinions. Free
dom for the negro has been tried in the West India
Islands, and failed and the defect is now attempted
to be remedied by the introduction of Chinese cool
les, under the title of apprentices" They had
better resort to the original state of things.
All, he continued depends upon ourselves for the
future. With our constitutional rights, and with
the present principles Of political policy, in his iudg
nent, we are just SAFE and even safer than we
ever were We must remain united; if we are ever
divided our day of doom will surely come.
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GARIBALDIs ESCAPE FROM ROME.-ln the defence
of Rome in 1919, the Creates of Garibaldi the
bravest and last of the combatants and when, after
the bombardment of the city, the French entered
Rome, Garibaldi, issuing the following proclama-
ton, left the city by the gate of St Giovanni Sol
diers what have to offer is fatigue, danger, strug
Cling, and death-the chill of the cold night, the
open air, and the burning sun: no lodgings, mu-
nitions no provisions-but forced marches, danger
GUS watchposts and continual struggling with bayo-
nets against batteries Let those who love freedom
and their country better than life follow me-" And
four thousand followed him. His hope was to cut
his way through French and Austrian troops to aid
the Venetians, who, in spite of cholera and famine,
were still holding out against the foe. by dint Of
unparalleled courage, fatigue by land and by sea- he
had Just rounded the Punta di Maestro, and could
see the towers of the Queen of Adriatc, when the
Austrian ships attacked his boats, and eight were
taken; the rest gained the shore, and Garibald,
knowing that the Austrians, furious at his escape
had set price upon his head bid his followers to
dispense, and with his wife, who, though close on
her confinement had never left his side; and one
other friend set out for Ravenna. But before they
could reach the city, the mother of the dead little
one on the American shore, of the three children
waiting her return at Nice, of the unborn one
destined to see the earthight fading from her eyes
that mother knew that she dying, yet bore on
by her husbands side, accomplishing still, for the
Austrans were on their tracks lie knew it, too :;
but through the lonely desert aid, no shelter, was
at hand At last he took her in his arms and bore
her on till they reached peasants hut and there,
with her last look and thought and folding clasp on
him who had been her all in life the soul ofthat noble
woman went mp to the great band of waiting mar
tvrs to tell them of her husbands deeds, of Italy
of Romcs. Not even tomb had Italy to give to
the gentle brave Anita. From the grave which her
husband himself had dug for her in wordless grief,
her corpse erreted out by Austrian dog, indica-
ed to its masters Qess human than the brutc) the
generous peasant who had sheltered her in her dy-
ing hours, and he paid the penalty awarded to any
who should "gve to Garbaldi his followers fire,
food, or shelter" He was hung, drawn, and quar-
tered
After wandering for thirty-fve days in different
DISCUSSES, among the forests and the Apennlnes,
aribaldi at last arrived in the Sandman states, and
landed at Chavari was seized by the authorities,
carried to Genoa, and imprisoned in the Flower. p"
Released but refused permission to remain in Pied
mont, he proceeded to America, where he remained
until 1874
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OAK HILL ACADEMY,


J. P. BAGBY, A. NJ, Proprietor and P'incl NJ. I
TIME SIXTH SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL Will BE
l. opened the 18th day of JULY next Students
will prepared for any College University bust
ness 1he Principal could publish certificates from the
Trustees OF South Lowell and Hyco Falls Academies and
also from gentlemen Who have patronized him since he es
tabished his school at this place. showing his ability and
aptness in bis profession but he deems it sufficient to re-
schools and :he following gentlemen to wit Messrs NJ
T. Smith, Rich'd Thorp, W: p. Webb. Drs r. W Young
and VIM. Thorp of this place, and Mr. W. Gregory,
Waterloo P. O.-Co. Townes. DIR. j. r. Leigh and John IT,
Boyd, Esq, of GAINESVILLE Va and alsn Revs J. p Moore
Thee. Moore r. 7. Hcfin A. W. Mangum, "f N. G. Con-
ference and the President and Faculty of R. NJ College
Board be had with the proprietor several families
within mile Of the Academy. Located in the n w. part
of Granville II miles from Oxford. Parents will find Oak
Hill healthy place. furnished with good water, and
rounded by moral and intelligent pe"ple. Parents and
guardians sending their or wards will always inform
the Principal of the studies they may desire them pursue
Board and tuition per Of go weeks, is 49,
bic in advance For Circular containing fuller particulars
address the Principal at Oak HILL Granville county, n e.
June To- 1859. 4-wSt*
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FOR SALE Low FOR CASH!
100 IMPROVED PLOUGIIS, CORN SHELTERS
AVO Hay aud Stalk Cutters. with general assort-
Best Family Groceries,,
Such Bacon Lard Flour. Sugars, Cofees Teas, Moas
SEES Syrups and Candies with various other Goods. Also
best old Liquors, BY the retail or barrel.
All the above will be sold. wholesale retail as low for
Gtxh, the usual time to punctual customers, can
be had at a.iy house in the City.
Thankful for past avnrs | hope, by fair dealing and
strict attention business to merit continuance of the
same.
Call on Ha,gft Street. 4,h door, north side, and you
shall not be disappointed if good bargains will satisfy you.
JORDAN WOMBLE.
Ralei gh, April %, 1859. 2O-wtf.
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SHOCCO SPRINGS,
WARREN Co., N. c.,
g n SES Nc D,,nr,

S. D. SESSUMS. P,opri tor.
VVNIlIS AGREEABLE AND PLEASANT WATERING
i PLACE for years known as the most fashionable and
select other in the Old North State will be open
the ls of JULY for the accommodation Of visitors Every
will be given the comfort of the guests while
the TABLE and BAR will equal hose of any similar
place of resort. large iwn-siorv ROWLING and Bill
LIZARD SALOON and PISTOL GALLERY will be CON
SANITY open for the amusement of visitors.
Shucco Springs ure distant twelve miles South from the
Warren Depot the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad.
Comfortable Coaches will be readiness On The arrival of
each Train Of 10 carry company to the Springs in the
shortes, possible time
Per day, 81; per week. sl2; per month"; $50. Children
under ten years of age ard servants half price.
June Is, l>ig 54-wtlatg.
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OLIN HIGH SCHOOL,

UNHE. PROPERTY OF THIS INSTITUTION HAS
Il recently passed into the hands of Mrssrs D. G. J.
F. Foard Arrangements have been made which place the
subscriber in Charge Principal and Proprietor The
public b. assured that the Institution is now placed
upon firm and permanent basis.
The School Edice is three story brick building with
eight for recitation, library and society has two
large schuol rooms, and commndious chapel
The location is entirely healthy, aud few villages in the
1t fourteen miles from Satesvle to which place there
are taiy trains the Western Extension.
The subscriber is graduate of the University of the
State. and has experience of several an in
sruct,r With the aid Of competent Assistants be hopes
10 mpa to his pupils correct instruction moral and in
teeciua There two Literary Societies, with libraries
connected with the school
Tuition in the Classical Department 800 per session.
English from $40 to $l5. Contingent fee IL. Board in
good families for 81 80 to s. 90.
Tuition and fees ,,ayable IN adcance.
The next session will open WEDNESDAY, July 18th,
1864, and continue twenty-One weeks.
A. II. MERRITT, A. NJ, Priae;ph
June 10. 1852 24-w7lpd.
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Ihe Sfapoato.
The Cottage Door.

The Cottage Door.
How sweet the rest that labor yields
The humble and the poor,
Where sits the patriarch OF the neids
Before his cottage door!
The lark is singing in the sky.
The swallow on the caves,
And love is beaming in each eye
Beneath the summer leaves!
The air amid his fragrant bowers
Supplies enpurchased health,
Ard hearts are bounding mid the flowers,
More deaf to him than wealth.
Peace, like the blessed sunlight plays
Around his humble cot,
And happy nights and cheerful days
Divide his lowly lot.
And when the village Sabbath bell
Rings ont upon the gale,
The father bows his head to tell
The music Of its tale
A fresher verdurc seems to GIL
The fair and dewy sod,
And every infant tongue is still
To hear the Word Of God.
o, happy hearts! to Him who stills
The ravens when they cry,
And makes the lily meath the hills
So glorious TO the eve
The trusting patriarch prays to bless
His labors with increase;
Such WAYS are "ways Of pieasantness,
And all such "paths are peace"
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GEoRGIA.-The Hon. Alexander C. Walker, in de.
clining the nomination for Congress to succeed the
gifted Stephens, writes an able and manly letter,
from which we extract the following:
my decision then, In regard to the nomination is
in no wise influenced by dissatisfaction with my
present political affiliations. My sympathes and
hopes are all with the Democratic party. NV faith
in the honesty of purpose, the answering sense of
justice, and the unqnestioned ability of Mr.. Buchan-
an, has never faltered. have never for one mo-
lnent, regretted the vote l gave him. The Prcsi-
dent of the United States is no despot; his power
is hedged in by the restraints of the Constitution
his wishes arc controlled and thwarted by the fac
tous opposition of political foes, and not unfcquent-
ly by the discussions of political friends. Often a
positive policy must be modified to suit the exgen-
cy of the circumstances by which he is controlled.
If he advocates revision of the tariff or the con.
structon of railroad to the Pacific will not for
that, pronounce his administration failure; al
though may not agree with him. If he sees prop
or to attempt to castgate Senator Douglas for prov
ing refractory, and ''setting up" for himself
would do the same in his place, and get, in my
judgment, policy and patriotism demand that Judge
Douglas should be the candidate Jor the Presidency
speak for myself alone"
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LANDS FOR SALE.

A MING WEST, OFFER MY LANDS FOR 81,
miles north Of Lexington, on the stage read leading q
lem, having on it good dwelling house, barn and ~
ouihouses, good meadow, first rate improved ORGY
and l5O acre, in woodland. As to health it is good.
Also. tract in the county of Davie of lao acres
a new dwelling house and other out-houses, five W.
roads meeting near the house, and store house 10
yards of the house. 1t is the main road leading
Lexington to Mocksville three and half miles N or
Oaks Ferry, the Yadkin river, and eight miles e.
Mocksville. My post Office is Lexington. ,,opE;
June 3, 1883. 24-"sD
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THE GENUINE CRANBERRY PLANTS.
Blackberry. Raspberry, ThimbIeberry n Whor-


IMPORTANT FARMERS. GARDENERS AND OTHERS. ss-..
Cranberry bes variety 81 Per 900 SIS per plants.
Washington variety 81 per l, 81 per $50" plants.
Cherry and Burberry varieties 50 per l,ngu So per
5000 plants.
Raspberry, s. per dozen Large Blackberry. 81 so per
per dozen.
YENHE SUBSCRIBE offers for sale the above varieties
IL Tor f, and spring He has issued circulars the
cuvaun and will send thpm free Of charge to those
who wish them Plants well boxed meadow moss will
be sent fresh all parts Of the United States
Address PAUL ClIlISON,
Birmingham, Norfolk county. Mass.
June Is, 1859. .4w4m..
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GLENN ANNA FEMALE SEMINARY.

BROWNSVILLE, DAVIDSON Co., y. G.
TIME ANNuA'. COMMENCEMENT WILL BE ON
II the 9Th and 2slh Of JUNE. The Fall Session will
commence the last WEDNESDAY IN july, and cir>e
December 10Th, ls5?. Spring Se>S vii! open the
I'd TUESDAY in January and c,'se May st. 1859. .
This is the cheapest scho in the State Of its grade.
Our is ih"uue hbuth Sl and ornamental Board,
exclusive of washing and lights 81 per month. English
81 ISIS. Music Pan" and Guitar SO M cha ge
far I.trumenis Wrlw, FIJI UrnanenlaS Latin
and French, s. each We hopc all pupils vii! be present
al the opening Of The session. be Chased but will
be received at me and charged the end Of the
sion. Our corps Cf Teachers is complete
For further particulars and Catalogues address
J. ". THOMAS.
President Board Trustees.
June l., 1859. 25-w9F
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PUBLIC SALE
NORTH.CAROLINAC COPPER NINE,
County of uiIford, State of N. c..
I'm PURSUANCE OF THE PROVISIONS OF DEED
Of Trust. executed the 18th July, 1854, by Il e
President and Directors of the
NOrth.CarOlina Mining Company,
and of record in the Registers office of the county of Gull
ford State of NohCarona, for certain purposes therein
FORTH WILL Trustee in said deed. offer for sale for
cash, the premises at II o'clock, A. NJ, TUESDAY
the I'd day of August, 1859, that
Valuable Mining Property
in Guilfnrd county. miles sovM of Greensboro known
the NORTH-CAROLlNA COPPER MINE, containing
100 ACRES, more or less, together with all the
Machinery, Engines, Pumps, Mining Tools, and
Materials
hereunto belonging appertanng and all the other pro
perry of erery kind uni description belonging to the said
COPPER COMPANY.
Possession will be given upon the consummaton of the
sale.
JAMES SLOAN, Trustee.
Greensboro, n. c., May 81, 1883. 22-wtd.*
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NOTICE TO LAND PURCHASERS.
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

II WILL SELL ON FAVORABLE TERMS A va
u able Tract of Land, lying three and half miles VT
of Greensborough on the Salem road containing 800 a
about one half of it in timber, which there is 8
two story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE with six rof
each about 20 feet square, Barn. Stables and neces
out. buildings, with good Well of water -
The place is we'll watered. and has good meadow %.
The adjoining tract the West has been recently seG
for the cultivation of Tobacco and portions of this r
are thought to be equally well adapted TO the grow"
tobacco.
Persons in want Of place would do well to EXAMINE
premises. credit will be given, and bond with apr
security required The title will be reserved until thsF
chase money is paid. ,,,r,r
c,..,sh.r,,,rh Ion o, 1870 4-wt'
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EDGEWORTH FEMALE SEMINARY,
Greensboro, N. G..

greensboro, N. z.
VNHE NINETEENTH ANNUAL SESSION OF THIS
II institution will commence The Sd of August IS g.
The Of study is thorough and systematic elubrac
ing everything necessary 10 complete sold and "rna
mental education. The BUILDINGS are arranged as
to combine the comforts of HOME with the advantages
of SCHOOL. Instructors of the highest qualifications
employed in each of the Departments.
TERMS:
Board including washing, lights and fuel per session of
five months, SIT 90
Tuition in the regular classes, 81 90
Catalogues containing all information respect,
ing the of Instruction. TERMS &c will be forward
ed application 10
RICHARD STERLING Priacpql.
G:eensbnrough, \. c.
June 8 1859. al-@mpd.
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HILLSVILLE ACADEMY,
CARROLL County, VA

B. F. THOMPSON, A. NJ. Principal.
A. W. G. NOWLIN B. p. assist mt Principal.
(Associated with efficient ns!ructors.)
TIME 18TH SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL
i commence the first MONDAY in January, and
nue rwenty-one weeks Beard can be had in good fam
lies six dollars per month";
Hilsville is village, the top of the Blue Ridge
commanding view OF the picturesque, romantic and
sublime scenery
1t is well supplied with good water aud pure air from
the surrounding mountains. and is renowned for health. 1t
affords good society nur smaller generally 1t
situated main horougharc from Tennessee to
Carolina, which passes line Of stages, and is
within few hon:S travel of The Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad. Through the lberaity Of McssrS Andrew ).
Fulton Ben. Rush Floyd and Alexander n. Chain. Two
Gold Medals have been presented annually for the last two
years 10 the best speakers The Annual Catalogue vii! be
sent 10 ally desiring further ntnr'ation about he
school.
January 2s 1889. 5-w6mLd*
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MISSISSIPPI DEMOCRATIC STATE TIcKET-The Dem
ocratic State Convention of Mississippi assembled at
jackson on Monday, the 4th inst. The delegation
in attendance was very large The nominations are
For Governor-John j. Pettus, of Kemper.
. For Secretary of State-Robert Webb, of Ponto-
toe.
For Auditor-E. R. Burt of Noxubee
For Treasurer-M I: Haynes, of Yazoo.
This, the Memphis Tenn) Aralanche says is an
able ticket, and one which will command the FULL
confidence and undivided support of the gallant De-
mocracy of our sister State.
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-
- COUNTY In Equi,y.-Henry Fits, and Olivia D.
Fits and Frank NJ Fits Ann Fits Mary D. Fits George
c. Fits and Oliver D. Fits. Infants by their guardian NJ
NJ Drake ee parte.-Petitiuu 10 sell land.
By virtue of decree made in this cause by the Hon.
Court of Equity, at April Term ls5a shall proceed to
House door, the town of Warrenton, Tuesday, the
Esd day of August next credit Of and years.
Mrs Harriet Fits died seized and possessed containing by
estimation, sixteen hundred and twenty acres lying
and being in the county of Warren, the waters
Six Pound Greek, adjoining the lands Of NJ NJ. Drake Ma
than Milan, VIM. G. Drake, Harriet Thrower and s. J..
Ellis On said land is a good dwelling house and all ne.
cessay out houses and the plantation in good repair. Ar
opportunity to purchase SO valuable tract of land seldom
presents itself in this county. Bonds with approved
curity will be required of the purchaser.
Warrenton, July 6, 1859. pr. Adv. So 2s-wtds.
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VALUABLE LAND NEAR ASHEVILLE
FOR SALE

VALUABLE LAND NEAR ASHEVILLE
FOR SALE.
an THE 25TH DAY OF AUGUST NEXT we viii
U sell on the premises, the valuable Farm beionging'
the estate of the late Thomas Foster and lying Su
nanoa River two miles east of the town of Ashevie Tk
Tract contains about
Seven Hundred Acres,
large portion of it the best quality of River Bottom
There the place good
GriSt and SiW Mill,
and large and convenient buildings of every kind TR
place has long been KIN Of the best stands in h
up-country.
A more particular description is deemed unnecessary
any one wishing to buy will look and Judge for himself
TERMS.-Twelve months credit with bund and apTr"
ed security and title withheld until the purchase On
is paid
G. G. ALEXANDER, E,,,,,ors
THOS. II. FOSTER, '"e'"0
Feb. IA, 1859. 7-wtdS'
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DENTAL NOTICE.

DENTAL NOTICE.
HRS. s. A. MCDOWELL l. B. F. ARRINGTON,
II having entered into co-partnershp in the practice
Of Deptstry. would respectfully inform the public that
pared to perform ali operations in the various branches Of
the proessn in the most thorough and approved
The manufacturing department being under the of
Dr. Mcdowell who has had enlarged experience in the art
the following styles of work will be furnished
bic terms those requiring artificial teeth =" Continuous
Block very beautiful and desirable Of work. Con
tnu"us Gum" Sectional Block, on Gold; the "Vulca-
mite use" and the various styles of single teeth.
The above styles OF work will be furnished to the pro.
fession when desired. at usual rates.
GUIdsburo' N. c., March 70, 1859. 11-wtf
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TO DRUGGISTS.

a GRADUATE OF THE MEDICAL DEPARim,.
"A Of the University of New York, and practiIlOI,
seven years experience desires situation in wn.
drug establishment. His reason for wishing such !
ton is that his health will not admit of the exp"su,
dent to the practice Of medicine. The most s'ils'
references given, both rs character and qvallt1ca
Address, MEDiIEEt
= Pitssbdro, y,
Decsmh@ "a 1850. ~"
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A FEMALE COLLEGE FOR LEASE.

DROPOSALS ARE INVITED FOR A LEASE or
Il the LOuISBURG FEMALE COLLEGE for a Term VI =
years The college building is large and comnodj,n
built of brick well heated and ventilated and capable
accommodating eighty young ladies, besides i5rls =;
Euche,&. 1t is furnished throughout and has all necr
ry ou'bud,ngs attached. Situated in heaihfu l,csF
in the midst OF an intelligent and eminenty moral coiu
nifty, with large home pat,0nuge, presents every ad
tage for large and fourshing School.
For further infornatinn apply to either of the unds
signed at Louisburg, N. c.
JONES FULLER.
President of the DIRECTOR
WIN. F. GREEN, Sec. s4-wii
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GRAND VIEW FEMALE SEMINARY.
ALAMANcE County, N. C.
Mr.. ]. MORTON, Proprietor.
Mrs. MAMIE MORTON, Teacher.

UNHE FIRST TERN OF THIS INSTITUTION Will,
Il be opened on the I'd Thursday in july 1853. Th
school is situated in moral and healthy section of co
try, on the road leading from Gibsonve to Yanceyvi
road 1t is the desire and purpose Of Mr. and Mrs Morto
to make this first class Seminary for young ladies' Mr.
Mortons long experience in teaching is sufficient guar
anee for the faithful discharge of the many duties devo
ing upon her in the various departments her charge
TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS: =
Board, sr.4- $50 90
Elementary English 90
Higher English, 10 90
French p t.-.. .f S 90
Music un Piano, Is 90
Oil and Grecan Painting each, 10 90
Board be obtained with the proprietor or with re
1Pecabe families uear tbe school,
July "a 1859. ge-w6A
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vlNHE VAN NORMAN INSTITUTE, AN EN-.
Il GLISH AND FRENCH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES Nos and West Thrty-eghth street, Murray
Hill two doors from Fifth Avenue New York will reopen
after the summer recess. WEDNESDAY. the l4h Sep.
tember 1883. The institution occupies the highest, and,
in all respects the desirable location in The city The
buildings planned expressly for the school are warmed by
means of hot furnaces. thus securing the twofnd
advantage of larger influx of pure and bland
mer like temperature. A large airy ROOM occupying
entire story apart for Calisihenic exercises and the
cultivation of personal graceS.
The Principal is assisted by ladies of qualifications
for their vocation The ables masters employed for
French Italian, German Panoforte, llarp and other
conlplsnents
Among his numerous friends and patrons the Principal
refers to Rev. Robert Baird. u. D.; Rev. Thomas Dewitt
D. d. Rev. n. L. Graves late Principal of Warrenon Fe
male Collegiate Institute, N. G.: Rev John McCntuck D.
d. and the Hon. James Harper, Of New York Rev. Wm
NJ Wightman, ID. d., Pres of Wofford Col, Spartanburg
s. c.; and Rev. Thomas e. Summers d. d of Nashville
Tenn.
For full information apply for Prospectus to
Rev. d. Z. VAN NORMAN, A. NJ, Prin.
June 2s, 1859. 5s-st.