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4 RrHAREABIE BoY-Amos McNeeley.
Of Elm Grove. Mississippi. writes US that
he has a grandson, four years old, who
has SIR Ea.g q gaauottcr5 al Of whom
are Old School presbyterians He pro-
poses if any one mas a more remarkable
10y, as 10 his family eonneo tions, than
his. thar he viii send him copy Of the
Presbyterian Herald free of charge Who
claims the offer ?-Lo,da;Hs Pres. Herald.
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What Is that dog barking at ?" asked
a dandy, whose boots were more polished
than his ideas.
Why, replied bystander, "because
he sees another puppy in your boots -
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Eu.olYcut Notice.

WE = i-s At - the he Ra'c@e,g ne1,o r.e. term p
Newton COUNTY Mississippi. the estate o.
iu.o.veYt:
Now. therefore an creditor o. -.id r-
.te w- hereby notified 20 como .oslvar
ud have ths.g claims du.y prHna.od, m.
-sisterod iu taa register Kept ,y The c.a'
1.-tii county, within twelve wor.l-iraw
.Ic dH'c %. tLia publication. or -Aey wll
barred.
HAMILTON CUD.E&.
E.raar.
Jam. l. ISIS ig-.u
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What very bad practice is comet con,
stantly guilty of Tale-bearing.
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rFVrF .nHae..H.r l1Ift O. ~li il ru 'roged frart
| 8 LAM! u Jasper unity A.s So .Hi. com
t-aua 81 acres lying 3n RlhttlA,h ald iaiiaGala
,rb,le--or IL would be divided Il q, rabe 20 pur
chaser. JuS' bohhENr NorHe' Aa,.
De II. 1858. N-u
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G a MOORE,
wHoLEskLs ANr EEEaIL n .ALfE
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,

FINE HAIR TOUrH BRy~IiES PIE .FtuIERy
Pure Wines aui Liquors fa- IlH -.It.i. discs.
Tru-zr- ana shoulder F-lr.a
sen % IL An 10 T. EN tea J. 30 O0kg
STATIONERY
Fancy and Tlc, ARTICLES Window s1fh. Glass Putty
OILS. N1ni-hHa. lyeS'u',z Nara % seeds.
es phya .7a-' Prescriptions rls .'il.E ,rmp1uelrd
81" orders rarr .tIv f'Iri and D .'eIs - sent war
ra-t.l Genuine aea .f.i. les. quality
Insr. CEMENT AND PLASTER or PARIS,
always on hHaG.
T,-l.ln Wrr ~. 1sas 3l-lv
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Tue tastes of men, as exhibited in
their habits of pleasure, are true indexes
Of their passions. Murderers do not wear
roses in their button-holes villains sell
8om, if ever. train vines over cottage
doors the beauties Of Nature find no
sympathizing chord in their breast.
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land, NEGROES. sToUA, etc.
A.
PUBLIC SALE

- - BILL SALE
TINIE undersigned viii s.u plhE.lv. On
tbe ur,m...- oa TlurIav ha l-h
E.Irurr UuAt.
g'HEWUbEC TruCi Of Land.
,iut iu Newton County. two m.I.- north
1fDullud-silir. - Miic- from the Mobile
4ud Ohio Railroad aud only fvc miles
from ths Iug of tl, Southern Railroad ~
r4e tract contain. e-N u.Jy. 4~u of which
d FIRST ratr bottom lud-ths remainder
tlaJ upland Two hundred acres g.r
o.svu aul iu cultivation. There is a good
Dwelling and thc necessary out-uousc. on
DE place. 10 s. Ncll vatcrcd. and ha. q
Cine fruit orchard. Also. at the same
time and place. viii sell about
Thirty likely Negroes.
mon. women. boys and girls. will sell
also the Plantation Stock. consistin. Of
Hulrs Cattle, ll01S, Plantation TirnylS. a.
Tho terms OF the sale will bc credit un.
| ul the fr.. d1v ol lanury, 500. nunrhas
us giving notes with approved security
I The NOTES If not pad when due. to bear
4 zen per cent. interest from that time until
I they are paid.
JOSIAH WATKINS.
January 1852 t2-tds
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THE SmPwaEcKED FmIBusrERs.-A Wash

iuEton despatch, says;
Itappears from documents communi-
cateC to-day, IN response 10 aresomtion of
he House, that correspondence between
the Secretary OF the Treasury and the Col
,ector Of Mobile, has been in PROCESS since
April last, relative to the Nicara qua filibus-
ters. These papers contain but little OF in
crest in addition towhat Is already known
The fact j. apparent that much was left
70 the discretion OF the Collector in the
matter of granting or Withholding licenses
20 suspicious vessels but where doubts ex-
sted in his mind. they were removed by
,.icial instructions. In response to the
Collectors inquiry as to what should be
lone with the returned shipwrecked fill
busters. +.,e Secretary telegraphed on the
tn instant that the principals should be
prosecuted. and desired the Collector to
urnish him with a list of the names of
hose who arrived in the British vessel.
4 NEGRO BvRNED.-On the lst inst. a nc
rro was burned at the stake near Troy
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Administrators Notice.
WTWERE AS. letters Of Administration
w onthc estate orNANCN /. MILLS
deceased. were granted TO the underslen-
cd I'd the la-t January term OF the fro-
bate Court of Jasper County, state OF
Mississippi. Vow. an person, HAVING
claims : ,ainst ,ha estate Of said deccdent.
are hereby required 10 celibit .hc sane
within tho time limitedby law, O the same
will be barrel
WILLIAM PIERCE.
REUBEN HATFIELD.
Administrators.
Jan. 3. 1850. l3-6t
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o.n r.saA the .1--- ai perennial bloom
Hi-rur Ifr I-1
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.TI'rIHnbIc TrncI OF land.

U'UE undersigned viii s.ll plHfly. on
( thr premise" aa Ilurlav the l7lh
L-L-..-. .-NL
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A NEGRO BURNED.-On the lst inst. ne
rro was burned at the stake near Troy
No, for the murder of his master, Mr..
simeon Thornhill.
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I'1r coVer'5r of,J1eDsr County
ilsps- CormtH Jan. Sth, 1859. Bow
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The state OF lIisNissiDni.

-A''Itfi '.| .t.
Jan. I5, 1859. IA
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Jan. 0. IS5S. i2-
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JOSIAH WATKINS.
January ] 1859. l2-tds
, 1859-07-29

VIII the Static Get Back Its Own,
The Jonesboro Ga=<tar. in commenting On
the testimony addueed before tic. last S.nga-
mon County Grand Jury. says:
THAT Gov. Autteson, Who wns getting the
money from all this funding Of Canai ScIip, a
contractor on the canal and since regarded as
the pontfcx Aax,m1s of State tiuancters, should
Mt have known this was ull wrong, is simply
ridiculous.
"Now what is going to be the upshot of this
buslnesss- Viii Gov Nalteson ever pay the
money secured BY the mortgage which Is 10 run
ire years nj SIX per cent There Is many
slip hetwecn the cup and lip. Two sessions Of
the Legislature will be holden before this mort
gage runs out; what their moral and politica,
complexion mag be cannot be coniecturrd at
thls time. The members may take notion
tlat it is great hardship to compel payment,
when The evidence is not entirely conc,usire.
that tbc party upon whom the obligation rests.
M mar not have rAld his own nouey. Tor tue
oonds pei haps fraudulently obtained' by oilers,
and that by foEre ofcircuulstanccx surrounding
The transaction 4 full. explanation uas iupossi.
o'e- He'e, then, on the principle of you tickle
me and will tickle you' *railrnad passes, many
other little kiudnessts may make scntiucnt
relief Of 'oel A Matseson. either extending The
time TT OF pasment or wholly releasing the debt.
This We think will happen. though not prote3-
sing to bc skilled in Drophecy
, 1859-07-29

The Washington to-stuutioa reafirms the
Cincinnati platform the Richmond Enquirer
iier Forney swcars By The CINCINNATI platform
Wise, bauGlas, JEFF. Daris, SIidell, aud ali The
leaders and clfqucs Of the Democracy. insist
upon the Cine'nnattiplatform. Why not, then,
agree on ai' sides to readopt the Cincinnati
platform III Charleston. ycry truc. Eenrrai
bowman says, it means non Intervention with
n'sge.s In the Territories while Gov. Wise
says it means Congressional slarc code: and
Jndge Douglas says it Is squatter sovereignty;
hut What else than platform admissible of Ill
these interpretations will be avai!able at Char.
iestou! We should like to know. (which Of
these. said the countryman to the man of ,he
nenasere. which Of these is the hippo osamus
and which is The rhinocrros!" ~Eticr Of them
*'ll do for the one or The other" said the cor.
y'u take Jour choice" So let i, be viii the
'uterps.t'ou of the Cincinnati platform How
~. T. Usratd, ~ ~~~' ~N@'
, 1859-07-29
Spain uod tho Rfh1e,

4 Madrid journal. the Es7erua:a, states that
IN the Gale de Alocha there resides IN Epr.
Isl, lady, who. On certain days, has Protestant
Wotsh.p celebrated, with certain degree Of
the Anglican Church" aud il suggests that !, Is Is
peEhHps that lady and her friends who have cir
custed the .Hibles und other pe1uieions publi-
cations" which. it says. hare lately appeared ia
profusiou Ut Aadsid. The Espt4,4asz, therefore.
calls The attention Of the authorities 10 the pro
e cttediDgs q this LADY; The Eea~a fcprodaces
toe paragraph. aud declares that the govern.
mcnt caunot see with iudiftrence the s,trmnt
made 10 break religious unity in such Catholic
country rs Spain.
, 1859-07-29
Commerce of the Missouri T41Iey--
Rrrxcut and Prospective AaElis
Trade,

...
Reoa''A's u o.-s.' Is .s aaa ~ 41nnnsJ 1n'ss ,.
Tn n formcr ari;c,c rc .Dota ~ ~. ~.
fertile sec,on If thu r;.sonr; y.l1ex ,t,,t h.-
tween nooncr;,le md s;o,r c;tv =. f.nn,;no
e .' - .'"us
lineage IN asoa'a-"essefi5 direction, with only
fertile plain intervening and opening its vast
resources IN the rntrrnrisr of that r;tv G.
III, -. - ,
LOUIS WILD 'ofes'so1 eqaai 10 hes greatness
md progress, has expended millions to push
tue Pacidc Railroad to the heart of TIL. .eetion
nd ,.c.n,,~ ,nora f..,;na,x -. =. t.s.s.. .'
.uu 'esea's Auo' 1'enoe.' a''e 10 lnose great
interests, she Is combining all her energies 10
push branch Of tho North Missouri Railroad
I'm 4hc north side nf the N;,.orr; p;r.- ~,
W .1-.,. 4A .s. ~uo
near II 10 >ne nortaesn boundary Of the State,
in order to control the commerce Of this section.
I1ns Chicaro any int.rext. in mi. d;,.~+;,n,,
u,r. her conn.r,;., ior.s. ~ w...s..,~.;.-
na'e nef 0'nnea' houses ana manufacturing
establishments sent out branches, to bear a
hand IN shaping the future commerce. of this
r.xt rrciont Arr thew n,re "a tbo ars,t ;,t.-
s.srs> '" ~ ''' e''S'' 4n's1
e7's ~ e'a.s - .,.r.
, 1859-07-29
The R1eet1an In tha 9~nala.

On the hts! Of August, Alabama votes for
0ovs1nor. Stats officers, and ssvea Congress-
man. xsntucky, votas for Governor, 3,a&s
otesrs, and tan Conxras@sn- Ts1as rotss
tos 0ovsFnor, State officers, and two Congrsss-
men. -~..'>
On tn 4ih, Of August fsaasasea ,1utss ~fof
Governor, State officers and TN Congress-
mtu. -.
On the 11th Of August. North Carolina xiii
choose eight congressmen.
On The Sd Of October, Georgia mud Nississip-
pt choose Stats officers, and thirteen Congreas-
men.
Maryland will vose for six Cossressmen on
the 21 Of November, and the election for the
year will close with Louisiana, which will vote
for Governor and four Congressman on the 7th
Of November.
, 1859-07-29

Tnx WEsfxRS GRArK CRoP.-The fear that
the grapes we're destroyed in Ohio by the green
frost s, so far at least the country about Gin
fnnatt Is concerned, unfounded. The vine
growers there arr most certain of II good crop
u Is estimuted that there are eQ00 acres Of
grapes in the neighborhood Of that cit5, whith
should produce 4Vo gallons Of wine to the acrc
100000 gnllons Of wiue. II it cau be afforded
foreign wines.
, 1859-07-29
Kansas Polttfc4.-AddFenao of the Re.
publican CeAlral Com mfnfeter.

The Lcayenwor,t1 T:;mes publishes the follow.
ing Address Of the Republican Central Commit
tee of Kansas, announcing the Republican plan
Of action:
Fellow CITIZENS: Afler violent aud painful
struggle Of four yenrs, kausas has arrived at
tue great po'itical crisis Of her existence, ~,
With population more than sufficient to
meet the requirements Of State, with Con.
s.ltution formed By Convention Of her people.
sue is again about to apply for admission to tue
Union Of St1ses.
Before, however. ti,a. admission eau be effect
ed. you vii! be called upon to participate in the
irages.. undrr the Constitution framed ut
Nyandot arc Shortly to be elected Represent
.tsse TO Congress, Gubernatorial and other
State officers, Judiciary for the State, and 4
Legislature, on whom Will devolve the DUR of
elect'ug two United S.stes Senator's.
hccent cyel.'s s,ave shown III that the fraud
IN Winch our Territory was taptised ut its birtn,
ana which characterized lis early history will
follow il as long as it remains dependent.
The Federal Government continues a. It be.
gau in its dcalluR8 with Kansas.
In spit Of the indignant rcu,oustrancc Of IN
outraged people, usurpation aud not protection
hay marked every action Of the Power which
holds US in its grasp.
1t forces upon US without reference to our
consent, horde Of oficc-ltoldcrs. WHO ore not
tAe choice Of the people, and Federal Julici.
ary. into whose hands it delivers tue power to
erbrert and control cur Territorial VS.. there
~ establishing Judicial despotism, 1T war
with Justice and popular rights
Eternal vigilance is still the price Of liberty,
aud With this alone must We oppose Federal in.
Nucncc aud officsal corruption.
The eicctiuus which a1e TO be held during the
coming Fall, cannot result favoraby to thu creat
Cause 10 which we have pledged our tires. our
fortunes, aud our sacred honor, unless every
precinct il Kansas is carefully watched over bY
eafntst Republicans. Let our nominating con.
scnilou be composed Of tried nnd capable men,
that they may present such nanes As will most
surely meet the Endorsement Of the whole pco-
people.
Let the Registry Law be faithfully carried out
and executed.
Let no man to whom liberty and The pros
per!ty Of hausas are dear, relax QUO moment
III the work until the day, when with Rcpuai-
can in Congress. no longer tran,n,el!ed as our
Representative has hitherto been by the mere
Lo"er al remonslraace, without the more prsc.
tical influence OF a ba'lut; with two United
oiates Senators sworn aud pledged to defend
our rights on the floer Of The Senate; with State
officers who will worlhiiy execute md admins
ter The Government, and wilh Judiciary,
itarned, lopored, uuswcrred by partisan co1,
sfdcFations, who viii faithfully Interpret the
Laws, thus giring dignity to tho bench and con-
fdcncc to the people, We ma4 rest from lie ia.
mediate labor, couteut in the consciousness of
duty doue and Freedom r;ndicascd,
IN behalf Of the Republican Central Commit.
tee ou Kansas Territory.
sA4yEr. c. Poxxror, Pres't.
4. CARTER WILDER Sec'v
, 1859-07-29

The Brandon {Ni.a) Rtpuh,;,aa is violentl,.
opposed 10 The Stare trade, not because It r.
Es'ds It as uueaastian or iuhuman, but becauso
s rcsa' sno increase witt spoil the business Of
.tEoes Esry earnestly ogains,ly against tac ia-
}qss'ce Which " ould be dona to xutff Stxtea A
virginia OF Maryland. and the ruin shat would
co'as npon them, #. hy tbe importation Of car-
goee ot Coaeoes into the extrsms Southern !.
~ *s, aoe business Of arssding slares in tho
spoiled This j. thu Grant mpcadin9sVk .
aara3s the Mississippi editor. 2'EF r
, 1859-07-29
EMMA ltY FOR YOUNG

~ LANES. At LAKE FekEs1.
Kev. Baxter icAle-1n. IT, H., AID Daughters. fon
Botn, wl open trst elsa seminary for S.nnx La.ies
The Litter September ncat, u Lake Foea Ill., The
xeat Of Lnzt GplssE,ty
Ite eNtrt spn>lG;y Of Instruction *l!l dcvolve upoa
tic Misses III knson ~Eo cduezrl II t"e ht Eil-
SIN Institutions aaa hare ha x1pencnr in scaehnz. The
chusse Of tudy wilt cntuPrse The yatinus hF4nche sol
ant nta Of ac-pmp sahed fes1aIe ed1c7nu
Iass nume1 4 y9;ssx A1:s VII b rece!vc into tie
f3T}, aAd hare in n lt5prt careful and And kuprt
si,ioa- e:. Of oqua. my be aat esed 10 u bcsi1.
soa Al hxnaehA. Wisconsin EaIiy application !s la!e
From Ter D1. Kirk, Of ros.on-l
Understanding rtat tn .ses dickinson intend opening
so0 Of the Esst e=+ tske great pSuEe e-.nSrau
.s the tzpns OF CLIcleo ard vtcsaty tie acquisition
OF sueh x.uca,loral influence natural xnatabe as4
ssauae plety. a1 true refinement the saurt Lii ef this
lAtoity add al tue nssa1ne1s AID
Ba-3 70 coLdua school CT tic hlzne.t c1araetAr.
Uostoo 4saa EuvAEp i. Eux
tfrota Eev. Dr.. Patterson. Of ChLa:ul
hare been acquainted With Dr.. DkkiaAou and his EsE
fos n,asy 3r:F4 and knowing tbs reputation Ut the
Kisses Dickinson 1es VI Aupfst euttuye and astan-
xnd fl telcttr feel xesusc-t tat thvv
xiI ds The fu II y 10 The rat cf les >yt
Elf Tor yourz L4lta- X. ". pAz7k1aox.
Chicago, july ~ 1-54. jEastt uSA1
, 1859-07-29

Charleston tweuty-four hours altar Quattle-
bum Ind sounded the charge7 Does that
journal mean to inalnuata that tho QouRlas
ifdalseates would incontinsntly fly balbrs thu
tsaragsd ehivslv1 VIII tho body guard os
; "tea thousand" eo>6vs to ch.;fiss,op,,';o
wiil Douglas and his fh.a1s givo tas44 terrible
Pity wide berth? - 49, i.*
, 1859-07-29

g @Troublos OF ahs Il+hIeaa Deuocxa-
Iasles e. STUART Gtc'
-..;..a:. ... - %.
;ao.on tn, roes-.;,. =. ~. s.:.,'.r, @ 1oA ,
frer ofr;ea ~ ,f.r.he,,1 ee. ~
t'e.' "se - ~ 'A"t' o0sR a"o eal'ectofS Snoe-
maker, TO Which Tns attached the following
comment:
"ear,tor ct,,..+ T. ,.1x;
oeoasoi SUIT ~ ma&ng eFefy enoft 10
. aati.oa,1e , 'ue nemoerAttc party in Sllctigan,
1 s'u ~ ,aa. gnu tne IemoVa! ot these parties -
1semaa tne M;,,' II Is said ~ stuart wants
nnn,;not..tG' Tas Ts.sssrn 10 ao1'ss 'aat Ia oe
A'a,,'aseu ''' 'es ises'acnL
Allow me, Democrat ol Michigan, to add to
lie abore by saying, that Ex Senator Stuart ia
tho last ipdir;dus, in ,ha wo,,d IN g ,,,,a;,;.,n
:, "o''0 ~ A1.
tae party neFe' or else"nere' lie Is dead, po.
liically, and ought at once to be inferred. His
best friends hare rrnud;a,ed hin, IN ,cconn+ or
b;a so,G,h 4r,,t,,ns -, ....r ~
10 "'"ao' "asA""g ana .Feaeneroas course
10 say US much rs possible in fewest words, de-
scriptve of the present condition of that i1tus.
,rin,x rr.Se,,,or ,,o.a ~. ~
a'o.e tne p"nge"' l"a"
guage applied by John Randolph 10 certain
other political denlagoguc, who had outliycd his
'rcputation and ,.rtv fsme,a 81. l.. ,,;,k. x.J
~ ,x -, - .s'"~' *''.S
@''' ~'t1 @"'"eo u"" s''"*' t'&e 7ofte0 n70e2-
ett by mo7"tlgAt :"
IL to be Grand Uarmoniaer nf +tr N;rt;r,r
n.,,,..,,u, ...,s,.-.-, ~" >.
, 1859-07-29

- eoe Akss AND 1 tribune ase not so
l""1@' ~ 10 nave a"5 spee'a1 interest IN the
'o'oe 'A's''oaos u ttas Guy. "neu1ef our co"
'mpofuf'ea u loe c'ts press afe any better Ut
:" tu's 'espse'' We eeono' say Out VIC presume
acs o"n oc'esa'y anu individually as much
''oeA ~ '1ese 'oaos as no more and no
"'s onu s'nce VIC oase openco our columns
~ 'ue 'asAnaa1'oa 'na' corrupt means nave IN
uu'neeo our eet1oo IN Tue Prem'ses' we know
Nv No8' ans one uas tue 1agot 70 take oneuce II
sasses' .aa' tnose VINO invariably charge
,ae p'eSs WIN 'enauty leave nt''e room 1oF
'.ouo' ~ 10 "nas "o"1a DC It's character were
'nes !" coa"ge plaees with It's conductors The
f'eae' "'luons c1cePt'oo' VIC oehese' aaSocated
''s 'onel' l'oe''on OF ra''roaos' anu 10 '1s efforts
note 'nan 70 any o1nef agency Is TO be af'ribat-
sa tne successful complexion OF 50 many lines Of
'oso ao" ING "onoef'u' development of the ma.
's''A' fesoa'ces u "e country. II may ne that
very ae" insanees' Inducements OF the
,a6@e'e' @'4uaea 10 os nave leo 10 this
*a'oss's' UNI Ii toe great minority o' instances
Tue oa's "ot''e oas oeen that OF Tue common
o1' 'o' 'u0 "Aae seaSoo tna' Tue takss AND
>c1.:,s." "e A4ssa tae coastfac9'on
,s fast III they were needed, i. has favored the
construction Of Horse Railroads ia this city.
rhey meet public want, and arc. We donbt
not, profitable to the public "a Eell as to tbc;,
owncrs.
FoAosA. Appeas" ~ W spee'a15
nor the Common Council insisted upou bonus
, 1859-07-29

NAAA6h S1S-A4TAKx4
Evcttd and Iurnstci rst If otxs sixty Gosaad DOL
Esr. i. tc.tcd 4 UizuAA- Kane County. IL, foty.
Tie institution the .-k Of the Fa1 1tirr. crerooks
the <tty And range diversified country, ant Is
s:uEenily beautiful 4ad hthSu In s1us11on- Tie huii-
Ek Is aie Of f1 ecstpa Gee, and II tie t<.t
style Of ~otkassr.h7. aEd u f1e architectural taSt
FsoEAous tEe naade sca.e e1tenl1e3 to a1ost
complete dyisson of hus md nsu1u Tie reala. e1celIen
eyln the department, u as3 the xrea:ts1 ecoao
* 70 Tie pg,sae saI e.sy . ss>a,e ,1 onzsafnss u
t5 kotas f k+ctaiiau. fslasinx, Ausfe uznasoeLa =
Literary Societies. &c. Ac. Es..J arrangement t7t 1k
experience All *vacn IN the hst Ess:rrn INSTITUTIONS
Could $o<e: at estefn capdtat &ul enterprise utw!de
h4s Ter Hadc fas the proe4 health md coato1 Of s:
de1ts.
COURSES OF STUDY.
EHx CoXHoH ES6L.kH B1AEcH18 will receive kpec3N
Two Gx.prArsso CcSEsta or sc,en:id. Ar1 C1asiesl
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CoiItaE TI1FA1s1osE coC4,L tPufey Acadca.c}, 1ina
t7< II special il0roaEhness Il La1 Greek aad AaIh@
thorou:h = ,hai II ou1 bess Ners1,s Ccrses .d af
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tu:7 Cheint4tty, Geao-E Hany. !fc+ bv g L. Wite1.
a. H.. Superintendent OF the Illinois SGen::tt s71yky.
The Mnox1I lAxorAEn Art tknEht By pessGrs who
SPEAK aoa ~rss th*a taensf5ahe German hy r1:tre.
Afu1 ~! thorough euu:se Is In The e1,Se Of
AGe Et5essoE osst-ned to qualify popi1s faE teaching
sf skilfui Artist--
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Instruction, sod i las l< .lAs TIE rs1rA ef s
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