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JONES' WHITE SULPHUR AND CHALY.
BEATE SPRINGS,

JONES' WHITE SULPHUR AND CHALY.
BEATE SPRINGS,
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THESE SPRINGS ARE SITUATED IN A HEALTH.
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Teacher of Ma.is
Mss MARIA L. GRAFTON.
Tea,hc. in the Ladies Department..
Mrs. ELIZABETH A. COFFIN M.i,os.
VNHIS INSTITUTION OF LEARNING WAS OPEN.
cd under m'st encouraging auspices the isth e
JANUARY, 1852 IL is pr,I-,scd .. make IL - tha-sssh
aud practice, Gymnasium sr training the Physical Int,
lccnsl and Morsl p'wers &c the Pupils. iJas u.
in tas IL srrscf. rely fur oil s Istss-. u 10 under
the eon,r II Z" particular church The Teachers brLax
different Denomnai"ns AID selected aceo.as e
heir fitness for the psts they occupy. without regard to
their ecc' esias'ical connections
Prft-sor Radcliffe u graduate Il the Spu,hCsr,,iua
In addition TO the English Ma'hsr,,:eaI and Ca..iesi
branches the Pupils have the advantage IL the Infantry
drill Of Military Academies. Z" iuvrc>, am.
cess in this wc have an ample SUPPLY Ut Cadet Musk,.
The Cnim of the C~p. Is neat plain and cheap Il ,s
furnished the Institution nearly hrs praess.
cable Pupils need "n,y orn. their usual wearin. apesrr
The unorm aids in securing serlne and preventing
ravaSancc The Drill d~S not interfere with the staars
], is excellent discipline furnished pupil. sftsr
school hours without extra charge ior tuition or u
| muskeis.
The vacancy in the Classical Department, newly ten.
Poray. aud We hope soon To be able To Ire
In The Department fur Young Ladies every thing will be
considered which Is calculated tn advance the health the
| prgrcss and the happiness ut the pupils
sim will open the las, THURSDAY in August. i..s
and is very desirable that all the pupils be rrrcns III,
TIass: In the Male Department., the charge of ,s,.s
session will be from o." ." -. scc,rne :. the age
the pupil: and their advancement lizard Be- hsd ID
| respectable families fur ~" month
! In the Ladies' department: Fi"n in the E.siish
branches t:o; k'r any ancient modrrn language ts
Music ON the Plane" Organ Guitar with the use II hs
the Of the ins,ru. Drawing. ti"; OIL Painting
$50 The pupils cnn bSard il the Seminary. snd will 5,
charged only fDm the time u their sni.ne. the clos,
IL tie s.ssion; and for bsrd fuel. ~.shns furu
rooms and attendance. will be charged o. N week
The Tuition is Il, Be paid in sdv.ner .na al Other blt
To be promptly settled at the eh.e u zach .<>s;ou.
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-08-03

DIR. DEEMS SCHOOL FOX BOTH SEXES.
WILSON, Nossn-CAsolixA.
Faculty:
CHARLES F. DEEMS. u. D.
Rector. aud Professor af Bel'cstestrss-
Capt. JAMES ID. RADCLIFFE
Prof VI Maihemasic, aud the Physical Scienees
Professor nf Anscus Language
Miss MARY WADE SPEED.
Principal IL the Ladies' Seminary.
Mrs ANNIE HORNrLEuR.
Teacher IL fwneh. Drawing and Music
Mrs ELIZABETH D. RADCLIFFE,
Teacher of Music.
Mss MARIA l. GRAFTON.
Teathc. in the Ladies Department
Nns EIlZAREIH A. COEElN- M.ion.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-08-03

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Tss stysgts 80 suf mos-srafNs az 49,.
- $50 AsxaSs.s'asB Ga o. has.s a. f,,,s. ''ss
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-16
Oregon AdmitteG

The bin admitting Oregon into the
Union, a, q State. passed the House on
tbe ifih inst. by . vote Of ia to io3
The vote. wss no. strictly 8 party vote.
some Of both partts voting for, sad some
against the bill. The majority Of the
votes against. were Republicans. and
Northern and Western members.
When the bill passed the Senate, elev-
en .Rspablicsa Senators voted for the
bill. and sig agaias. II. The Gegelaad
Leader says
The South Americans opposed the bill
cn account Of the unusual privileges the
Constitution e~orfers in the way Of natur-
aliss,ioo. Individual Republicans on
The ground that il refuses all redreS, Of
any sort TO eolored persons even in the
Oour,s. They are not only refused the
elective franchise. excluded from the wit
ness stand, bat are placed utterly beyond
all protection of Law. Others On this
eround. and because of the terms Of the
Eaglish bill applied to Kansas, and no
to Oregon. Kansas is required to have
q population OF 93. 600. Such is the rule
laid down at the last session by tie Pre-
sidens and the Democratic party touch.
ing the admission OF Territories. to be
shown by q census taken under Congress
sional authority. Oregon. IS demon
strated by a recent eensus. has bat about
one-half What the rele requires 81 iudis
~renssbie.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-16

TIE CATHOLIC CLEKGYNEs OrFICIA-
TING ~ CoNanEss.-The correspondent
of the Baltimore Clipper ssys:-The ex-
cessive proportion Of Roman Catholic
priests upon the roll of officiating clergy
men for this session. has begun to excite
attention. The prayer in the Senate on
Thursday was by q Roman Catholic
priest, and on Friday and Saturday cler-
gymen of this denomination performed
this service in the House. An examina-
ton of the list ef ministers who are to
o~ficiate thus. shows that there are eleven
Catholic priests put down for this service
between last Thursday and the end of
the session. This includes a period of
thirty eight working days. and it is GER
tain that the number Of Roman Catholic
clergy resident Of Washington does not
bear the proportion Of eleven to thirty
eight towards the aggregate number Of
resident elergymen of all denominations
These facts have elected inquiry as to
the manner in which the list OF officiating
was made up. snd the mean.
Of this undue preponderance Of the
Catholic priesthood in the arrangement.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-16
Insurance Matter.

HIGBLY TO THOSE WHO DESIRE
TO HAVE THEIR INSURED IN A
RELIABLE CoMPANY. :.
We have before US "The Courant,"
published at Hartford, Conn.,, on the 30th
December, from which We select the pri
ces of Stock of Insur .nce Companies in
that city. The par value of those Stocks.
are 500 per share. The following was
the range of prices at the above da e:
Hartford Fire Insurance. Company,
SIe5 to 10 per share.
Connecticut Fire Insurance Company,
SIG to 1l8 per share.
Etna Insurance Company. $500 to
1915 per share.
Phoenix Insurance Company. sos 10
9l9 per share.
City Insurance Company, 100 TO I16
per share.
Merchant Insurance Company. lo5 10
Jog per share.--Co Uington * ~ Globe
From these items, it seems that The
stock of the Phoenix aud Etna Compa
MES stands highest in the market, the
Phoenix leading. The capital stock Of
the Phoenix is not as large as that of the
Rna. but snch is its reputation that its
stock is second to n Reports. unfa
vorable to the standing of this company
have been in circulation here, but il
seems that at homs it stands in the front
rank.
T. J. McLain. Esq. is agent for the
Phoenix. and I. L.'Fuller, E-q. for the
Ktna.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-16

SERVICE OF PLATE TO Hon. J.R Gin
DIsos The Republican Senators and
representatives OF this Congress have
opened a subscription paper, which was
speedily filed up. for the purpose of
raising between FIVE and six hundred
dollars 10 purchase a magnificent service
of plate, TO be presented 10 the venerable
Joshua r GIddings, as a testimonial OF
their appreciation Of his public labors 10
the councils of the nation. These lshors
have extended through twenty years.
The gift is not n of a political nature
Several democrats are among the sub
scribers. and others from the same par
ty desired 10 contribute, but did not wish
to have their names appear. Such sub
scriptions were declined. as the names
of all donors are to be inscribed upon the
plate. with a suitable inscription in add
ton.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-16

The GIRARD RENT RoLL.-Ths rent
roll of the G rard real estute in the city
of Philadelphia amounts yearly to $751;
lit. The farms outside the built up
bounds of hat city, and belonging to the
estate, yield a revenue of Sc. 662 so per
annum. There is a fine row of houses
on the north side of Brown street, and
extending from Fifth 10 Sixth, which are
not yet completed. They will add ma
terially to the income of the estate. The
coal lands belonging to the estate. in
Schuylkiil and Columbia counties, are
valued at 81, 1854. 600. The restriction
of the will Of Mr.. Girard, which forbids
the leasing of any property of the estate
for a longer term than i've years, pre-
vents the mines being worked. 1t is
believed thstif this restriction were re-
moved the coal lands would yield a rev.
of sIa5. o6a psr annum. and in ten
years the revenue from :he mines would
amount to $500, 900 yearly.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-16

WESTMINSTER RzyIEw-Price $500
per year. Back woods Magazine and
The fgar great qvarterlies. $40, per
wear. Published by l.. Scott IL Co,
s. Gola 81. New York.
The winter number Of this able Qaar.
terry is receissd.
It's contents are, : Parliamentary Re
form; .. The Religion, Policy Of Austria;
3. Sanitary condition Of The EOgli'h
Army &. -GhlorofoTn ssd other anaes-
thssics: s. carlyies history Of Frederick
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