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Cottage Grove Female Seminary.
Six miles south Of CoIIinsburg,
Rnns:a,- nna.;.h Z Ln..;n:nnn


BosSier Parish Louisiana.
Mas. LOUISA NJ. KICKS, Principal.
MRs. LOUISA NJ. DoIEs, Matron
MR. FAC. DoLEs, Agent
Terms per Session Of Flee Months:
lst Primary Department, $l2 Sc
I'd do do Is 90
lst Academic Department, 20 90
Cd do do 25 90
Contingent Fee, for each pupil, ---. / 90
Music on Piano, Harp, Guitar, Melodian or
Violin, each, -- 25 90
Use of instrument, 5 90
Embroidery, Drawing, Painting, Wax Fruit
Flowers, French aud Latin each, 10 90
Boarding, per month S., per session . 40 90
Boarding payment required one-half in advance,
or note to draw interest,"
Boys under twelve years of age will be received
into the school, and when the number shall have
reached twenty five, a competent male teacher will
be employed and the boys taught apart from the fe
males.
Pupils will be received at any time, and be ch5ra-
ed from the time oentering yet all will see at once
that the they enter the better for themselves
as the classes will be formed at the commencement
and advance steadily all the time.
D. e. DICKSON,
JOsHUA J. LEWIS. Trustees
D. sCHILDERS.
tEFERENCEs:
G ". Senteil, @. Collinsburg.
A. Hughes. James Il. Hughes, and B. F, SteTman,
Rocky Mount.
B. f. Looney, K P. D. Taylor Sentell's Store
w a. Kelly, ". @ Mitchell, Bellevue.
James Cooper, Shreveport. decI5
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Drugs, Medicines, NC
TIME subscriber having recently been supplied "lln
a large and fresh stock Of Drugs, Medicines
Chemicals, Perfumery etc. would respectfully notify
all country merchants planters and physeians, tna'
every thing in my line will be sotd a. Esly s.a+
vance for cash, or city accePtances: Deio" o.
Of the articles on hands k
900 ozs sulph: quinine, 3ou ~ po" 7
100 . sulph: morphine, 2o0 10 lPecdo'
I'M Z ,,,,b,;ne 500 lbs eenns,
tn0 :. -5trata silver. 2O00 lbs gum arabic,
TX bh1g grai,d carnbor. 500 TBS tartaric acid,
100 kegs sup: carb: soda, 3UO fps oiue ms
10 bbls cream tartar, 30O ms calo.he'' i'"
30 bbs epson salts, l00O tus liGisu'
e 30 bbscopperas, 2bu0 10 msuuetI
% bbis bIs Iinsssd oil. 90 gross seid'z powders
30 hbls sp: turpentine, ~ Yess
90 bbls alcohol, y Sooa
40 kegs salt petre, 40 gross -,
2o0O bxs druggists glassware, patent med'cne'Pe''
f,r,erv- medicine chests, instruments, etc, etc.
q. N. MORRISON, Wholesale Druggist
dac Of 1857 - Magazine ST. VIEW -- et-e~-
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Eight millions OF bottles are annually made
at mandatory of bottles at Folembray.
France 1t is the arges! mandatory of the
kind in the world. The largest glass bottle
ever blown, was at Leith, Scotland. 1t wasin
dimensions 40 inches by AZ and was capable
.of holding two barrels in quantity Of fuid
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-07-27
WHOLESALE DRUG SIOkE'

HENRY GOLDMAN,
1so Poydras street, and Corner Canal LeVee aree''
NRw ORLEANS. T.,
ess PHYSICIANS, Druggists Planters ana ognD. pun
~ gbicb ~ embraces every article in the Drug Line
and aU Apparatus for Pharmaceutsts, Schools Of Ms0'
cine and Natural Philosophy. &.
An articles warranted and offered at the most "a
vorable prices. eor delivery cf I.
~ c.ss1dn,ann,s Fever and Ague Remedy
Tropic Cough Syrup.
Soptbern Gonorrhosa Mixture.
New Orleans, February l6, 1859-6m -6m-------
CALT-20Oo sacks coarse and fine LlssTpooi ~ Ss''
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CALT-20O0 sacks coarse and fine Llverpooi ~ sa'''
SS = =. 80 o,5 for sale at the lowest rates ny
I'm ~ me q'''s' HOWELL e. BT7CKNER
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GEN. WAsHISGToE's 8 BEDsrEAD--The Alex
andria (Va.) Sentinel of the Cd inst, says:
We saw to-day at Green & Bros factory.
whittier it had been sent for repairs, the he'd
stead on which gen Washington died. It is a
very plain tester, the foot-Posts Of mahogany
without foot board, and the head posts Of syca-
more. with poplar head board. The posts are
slight, and tho rails iaa erred low. This inter-
esting relic is he property Of col Lee. who
married daughar oi tae late BIZ Gaatjs
~------ 4s~-eyt t~=-~g~-~----
A writer in Blaeks9od says .he peel)iaay
Of Louis Napoleoa Is that he oonauits every
body and follows Ills own advice
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ANEporE OF JouN RAxDoLpn.-It is 70.
lated d this singular bat gifted man that
being, as was supposed, upon his death bed,
several persons who had been his enemies
called upon him to offer acts Of kindness. -
Among others Of these was tho late John
G. Calhoun, who desired reconc .lation
with Randolph before his death, especially
for its political benefits. Randolph received
him kindly, accepted his proffsrs Of sympa-
thy, and freely forgave him f,r his previous
opposition, and accepted IN amicable settle.
,nent Of oil difficulties. Calhoun was do.
lighted with this manifestation Of kindness
hut what was his surprise when on taking
leave Of the exhausted, snd, - it was sup.
posed, dying Randolph, the latter call. d him
back with this exclamation Nov, Cal.
houn. remember, il ] get we'll. all this goes
for nothing !" He did get we'll, and took On
active part in politics. but neve, spoke L
Calhoun again during tho balance Of HI
days. 1t did all 60 fof nothing. ..''
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REv. Mt RICHMoND.-The Rev. Mr..
Hicf,nOnd's challenge to various persons Of
various denominations, has been accepted
BY none Of them. It is what We expected.
They have done wisely and we'll. The fol-
lowing is Mr.. Richmond's announcement Of
thi, result - -# 5 h9.'f1ti "sgGa
4Nessrs. Editors "A month ago re-
ncwed my challenge Of nearly twelve years.
standing to Harvard University, my own
Alma Mater; to the Rev. DR.. George Potts,
the challenger Of Or. Wainwrig ht-snd
very earnest for al oral debate, which the
Rev. Dr.. George Potts does not seem to like
quite so we'll wher tic champion comes, ~
when he does not come to the Romanists
offering to meet any Bishop. priest or Dea-
con OF the Latin schism, and in good stand
ing with Papal authorities, adding On ex-
Bishop Of The Church. the ri. Rev. Levi
.Silliman Ives; and finally, to comprehend
all the sects and schisn.s omitted. (for l
challenge them oil, the Rev. Henry ward
l'cecher. l have received nothing BY way
Of answer, except copy Of verses which l
cannot ascribc to tue man whose name they
bear. lp.s ~
Therefore, I now proclaim the world, that
the .Arians the PIvsby:erians, the Roman
lists, and the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher,
cannot and dare not meet me and | an
FREQ to confess that. were in tier position,
would also reftlSe 10 come; for the Unita.
RAN, Presbyterian, Congregational, snd 10.
mish systems ars human, ard not divine
they arc founded in sr,or nnI 's,hoM. They
cannot BE- sustained BY argument, by histo.
~, by Scripture. by antiquity. BY tradition
bY the MMiEer&1l c;n,chk Of Chr. Sans. IN e.
the 18th century land al Of them excep,
the Latin, are less than four hundred years
old. They fall before the Holy Catholic
Church Of God, whose Great High Priest
Chief Shepherd and Bishop, and Great W.
car, is Christ that Church whose beginning
is in Jerusalem, and whose age is eighteen
centuries. For this One Holy Church, AIN
ready TO meet oil tho hosts Of schism and
sectaria3ism, and am, faithfully yours,
JANIS Cook RlCHxoND
Prosbyter.
Poyghkey.;~, Msrch ., 1859. ae,.
-Church .our~ul
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49, save q Dollars. til
PEzERSON'S MAGAZINE.
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hence : Peterson" isemphatically .
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Consun,ptives do not De>pair!'

~ AN OLD INDIAN Doc
ron, UNcAs BnAST, while q
Missionary among the In
dians Of tho Rocky Noun
tains, discovered y HAH Z
PLANT, that proves 70 be a
certain euro Tor Consu,n p
ton, Bronchitis, Asthma.
Liver Dom plant, Nervous
Affections, Coughs, Celds,
&c. Having now made his
fortune and retired from
cuisines. he will send the
prescription-snd .airccti ms
for preparing the medicine
+ ee chu,ge to ali who de-
sire it; md will rchd to his
agent. enclosed two stamps
e cents), to, pay the return
letter, with y description Of
their symptoms. Tho Old
Doctor has cared lae re than
5000 cases Of Cassunnotia
alone, and hopes all afilict
cd people will avail them
selves IF this opportunity
rs tho Doctor wishes to d.
ell the good he can before
he dies. Address Ill letter,
to. DANIEL. ADEE.
Boxe5Sl P.O. New York,
Who is5sols agent.
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n EW BOOKS.

5.. NEW BOOKS. ~. 81
'Of the m,k;ng Of books there is no end -
We cannot conceive how the general read
cr'' is to get along, unless some skillfal YAM
kee invent patsnt-reading- machine, which
will do IS much work Is ono Of Wheeler
and Wilson's best Every week and month
there is the unfailing supply, which, with all
the excellent magazines and papers, makes
= bewildcring plenty in the fields Of litera.
ture-so much, too, that is good, with some
that is rare and wonderful feels like
the charity boy who was invited to the
Christmas-dinner, and who cried when he
could eat no more. "Stand up and try it"
suggested the benevolent giver Of tho feast.
"But have stood up" wept the boy. "Fill
your pocket then" "Both pockets Is full, -
and his tears fell faster than ever.
III science, in art, there are such constant
discoveries miracles Of nature being re.
vcalcd; beauties Of art being developed and
the sentiments Of passions Of tho human
heart have learned, too, such ready and elo-
quent expression there is SO much that is
excellent being constantly presented, the
only wonder is, that we are not great deal
wiser than we are and that al this read.
ing does not make IA scholars and philoso.
pliers Of nnexampled profandity. Perhaps
for the very reason that overlooking does
not nourish the body--too much can not bt
thoroughly digcsted and appropriated by gu,
mental any more than our physical powers
We crowd our minds with as many differ.
ent courses as there are to state dinner
suEst.ntials and dant;es solids and fluids
crowded together, and already uncomforta
bic with the mixed sensation produced, ex
claim, .s W. LUX At the pile Of booka - y.
Mnrcai1, with the Hoosier 1t the hotel table
As no regarded tho bill of fare: Dear me
must eat my way through I'm stufFet
now, AMI hav. only got TO roast beef!'' ., ~
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HAMLLNE UNIVERSITY.
RED WING 50 MINI EsOTAi
FACU 1T Y.

FACULTY.. = 40 oil
~ - ~ ;, o1co p...:,... gf-.,
rev. Is. =; CRAHr, y y III aa:, ana
bellies tettres; .L d.. p... .a.1
y hev. T., =. .EDTARos, a. A'I! :l 9!
0rGek and Latin Languages, ana L'teiatnIe. Z
II: b. WILSON, a: M.-fro1esssr o. Matne-
mates and Natural selence. 49,,
heal L;tsratnre. '"9D ' ~ " ~ ~ =,
CHARLEs M,NLrhE Esq:-frofesso' OF Law:
Key. MAX MoHAus-fro'e'sor elect OF mod
Miss ExxA K. soR1s-Preceptross. and Teach.
er Of Enel;sh Branche,.'.',
PsorrssoR .EEp1on-Teacher Of Music.
wun,.c vD w,<>~ya
IEhMo AND~VACAIiON:
FIRST Term commences september .2d, 1928,
closes December "a. second Term - Peg,ns ~
cember 9Th: closes March ION Ih1rd Term
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APR,xjA foIs EvEssyR0DY
WHO SUBSCRIBERS FOR THE
NEW YORK WEEK W. PRESS,
Eitittr} an -! 9IA1Et 1899 @HI|EH IL = f.!
-l,.s t:.sl Ia ;BEAUTIFUL nvi5 |
a,aI@/, ILLUSTRATED sa2 b,
Family Newspaper

c,,,, :, ., YOU =, ~. ,, az Ls
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&S.rtS se92n1ss::Minine TWENTY PAGES; or SIX;
rIrtS Nr1W ;1 ~ HHTS5tan,ne mstser ana
~ - I've MA FL every "eek'''
A n1rr u,,pru Vpou "a crNr Nc, M
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SCRlBER ON RECElRT OF THE SUBsCRIR
TON MONEY. in ., zl9l>
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PEACE OF MIND.
Low T..

Alas the love Of women I! it is known
To lie lovely and fearful! thing;
For all Of theirs upon that die is thrown:
And If it's lost. life has no more to brin:
10 them but mockeriss Of the past alone.
~ Il BYRON.
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RErER TO

CONSTANT 4 STEVENSON. st. Paul, n, a., r, Z.
Nc INrlRE SHELDON. Red Wing, 49,
Bo!x!os Saith, Milwaukee, s..r.r -
H:J. NAzso = Co.ae IS -rarI....s,1
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" James ". Hoyt Collector ser the
town of Waikiki, n. r., has attached. and
offers for sale, {" A Pair o. Bloo,nsr Pants, -
the property Of Mrs. pr. Lydia Hasbrook, in
satisfaction Tor taxes due said town by her =
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The Eclectic College Of: Medicine,
,:io, a4ciNciMMATa,a OHIO. a.a4ra
TlHE; SPx1xa SESSION of 1859 willcommcncc on
l. wednesday,. the 9Th OF February and contin-
ne sixteen weeks. A full and thorough course
seven hours daily, with good opportunities for
attention to practical Anatomy, apd with am
pie Clinical facilities at the Commercial Hos
Mttl.1i7.,2>s eJIsG y32r .n.ao uociio3jIi III
=, The arrangement of the chairs will be As fol-
lows 49, -
nd ,e'''s:SJ j. r. st. Joi1N; N. H. p ,.ssa
-s9r FProfessot Of; Anatomy and Physiology.4v,
a,<,,... J. F.. JUDGE, NJ. y, -.
Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
H. / nj AL. HOWE, II Deg sic ~
Professor of Surgery.
c. II. CLEVELAND, NJ. D., Eo
Professor Of Materia Medica ard Therapeutics
VIM. NHERWOOD. NJ. D.,
Professor Of Medical Practice; and Pathology
g !: r.. BUCHANAN, n. D., ee,
Emeritus Professor Of Cerebral Physiology ant
Institutes Of Medicine. eR| ar
JOHN KING, N. D.,
Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases of Woman
r,r;,t.sl. ~ and Children. -.
The, Terms for the Session will be the same
Tuition. $2O, 90. Demonstrators Ticket, $5.O
every Student i required to engage in dlsscc.
| ton ono session tefore graduation: t]radua-
alton. 4s5, 90. Ticket to Commercial Hospital
(optional) $500. ej.N qs-g;Y: f..5'
The Lecture Rooms are 1ewly finished, neat
and omfortable, and in central lotalit3 (ir
College Hall, Walnut Street), where student.
viii ind it convenient to call on their arrival
Tickets for tho session may he obtained Of the
Dean If tie Faculty. At hiis office. No. AIS Smitl
Street, or of Prof. Coli. CLxvEtxNn,a Gtcfea1t.
oftAtl Faculty, NJ. l3s Seventy street, near Elm
Holm KIM N n
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@ Mr.. Spur2eon's visit to America Is
pronounced elmer .hr move. =,
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The COLLEGE JOURNAL Of MEDICAL SCIENCE

4 MONTHLY MAGAZINE Of 4s pages, conducted
FL by the Faculty, of The Eclectic College Of
Medicine, is published at One Dollar Year
payasg in lhs ysgme q the
tons for subscription, or for specimen numbers
should be directed to "a 3. -E
,H';ti DA. G. II. CLEVELAND, Publisher,
M 1867 "a: l 80 Seventh Street, Cincinnati, O..
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g. u OFFICE TO LEr.z7oE
TOILET large and convenient room - IL.
Brick Block suitable }o- "a Ofice. lnon;rs
of aas JOHN DAY -
Red Wing, March 10, 1859. 80 j ~ :.
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FRESH CRACKERS.
;11U9T0N ISackesr. Glitter Efsike =. tod.
ID Buiscuits and Cakes can be had at iii tines
atwholesalc % retail, st the Raa,Npe Bakery.
A. g. LlTfLEFlEI.D.
May II, 1855. SStf
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A JOKE yERslFlED.

JOKE vEnslFlED.
"come, comc," said Toms father, at your
time Of life, tFjIoG
There's nj longer excuse lbr thus playing
1t is time you should think, boy, Of taking
"Why, so it is, father,-whose wife shall
] take p MOONS.
KNOWLEDGE.
Not to know at large Of things remote
From use. obscured and subtle, but to know
That which before US lies in daily life,
Is the prime Wisdom; what is more, is fumc.
Or emptiness, Or fond impertinence, -
And renders Us in things that most concern
Unprncticcd. unprcp.rcd, anl still to seek.
-[MLroS.
PEACE OF MIND. .,~,
y peace Of mind thou lovely guest,
Thou sottcst soothcr Of the breast, IT.
Dispense thy balmy store;
Wing all our thoughts to reach the skies
Till earth. diminished to our eyes, a.
Shall vanish as we soor: "'nH.
-[GoLDsxlrH.
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MESEaOLE l. McLAREN.
STEAMBOAT 'Al !, !. ! af AGENTS
RED WING, MINNESOTA:

ALL goods should be marked to our care.
lmmedia tcly the owner will be notified Of
their arrival. 80 u" 't'!i '.| t'>'t teE1t, ..fnH@
Merchandise o. produss. consigned 10 u, i. 70,
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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-04-09

rFemai lli 70 Agents Getting Subscribers.
Those getting up Club Of Subscribers 1t
% each, and remitting 90, will be entitled to .
gold pen and silver holder, worth %; and each
subscriber will receive any one Of the above ar
ticles he may select. 55hiH:aH> e5,. 4 2
Those RENTING go for 10 subscribers will be
entitled to gold pencil, with pen, worth o.
Those getting up q Club Of Is subscribers, and
remitting oSO, win be entitled to silver watch,
OF gold vest chain. worth 113.; e.;a %. -!
Those RENTING 90. for 70 subscribers, will
be entitled to silver hunting cased watch, or .
gold chain, worth 1l5. Iert,!ta s.lt3 IN afg, ~
Those RENTING 80, for 20 subscribers, will
% entitled to gold chain. or silver hunting
cased watch. worth 322. 1871 .taW ssagsr~ 81
(. Those renting go, for 40 Subscribers will
be entitled to lady's gold watch. worth go
Those remitting el0O, for 80 subscribers, will
DO entitled to gold watch, worth 90. u: ar3.I
@'An communications should be addressed
to 'a. M. h. DEAN, P.biisher,
19stf 3s5 Broadway, New York.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-04-09
OUR STOCK OF

cannot be i oxcelled in STYLE and BEAUTY in
Goodhuo County, aud will be sold CHEAPER
than they have ever been offered in this Mar
ket before. The Ladies' are respectfully invi-
ted to call and examine our Stock before pur
ha.ing elsewhere. ,;r,.tC. a-..,.,..- 49,
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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-03-16
SPECIAL NOTICES:
EpHERSY0R EALLING ~,


We believe we cannot do-eur readers 8 more ini-
portant service, than by again calling their attention
10 that most remarkable preparation, discovered by
Dr.. Seth s, HaHce, of Baltimore, Nd. which posses
ses the power of alternating and curing that horrid
visitation of man-Epilepsy, or Falling Fits. In re-
commencing this preparation to our readers, We do
so with a conviction that we are not degrading our
columns to puff,a common patent medicine, but are
placing before them a discovery, which, if fully
known, would probably do more to alleviate human
suffering, than any invention of modern times. DR..
Hance, in asking us to notice his preparation favor
ably in our editorial department, has sent us for peru
sal a number of letters from persons who have used
his Pills, and have been cured thereby. All of them
speak in the most grateful and ~eulogistic terms
One great advantage this medicine possesses is the
fact, that it can be transported through the mails,
thereby %afording every one an opportunity of deal
ing directly with the inventor, and also precluding
all possibility of being imposed on by a counterfeit
or spurious imitation. DR.. Bance pays the postage
on his Pills to any part of the country, and will for
ward them by return OF mail, on the receipt of a re-
His prices are as follows; One box, So;
do, SIS; twelve do, S24. All orders for the
should be addressed 10 SETH S. HANoE, los
Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md. 4w40