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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-01-04
AGRICULTURE.
ARTEMUS WARD.

A world of words is annually sxpen-
ded to get forth tho honorable nature Of
Agricultural pursuits, as if they needed a
periodical bolstering into respectabillty.-
People talk about farming, much as the
fellow did in Charles Lambs presence
about honesty. He Landed it as a viz
tue; eulogzed them that possess it; he
yar;edthe words aud Landed and eulcglzed
again; and after he had finished his dis
course, ella removed his pipe from his
month, and simply asked him: do you
mean to say that . rogue is not good
MANI That question sat snug y down
over the blaze of talk like an extinguish-
err!
Now Agriculture is honorable if you
make it so; it is noble calling, if noble
men engage in it. The dignity OF AgFl-
culture will take care of itself; it is the
dignity OF the Agrieulturist that is mat
ter of concern. A man may be as hon
est who guides pen as he who guides a
plough. A hard hand is not, as from the
way people talk sometimes, one would
think, the ccrrellative of soft heart; =
because his hands are white, and the
Mains are smooth, it does not follow that
his heart is black and his spirit harsh and
rough.
But if. like our young man in tow
trovsers. one is ashamed of the business,
It is high time lie left for the city, for the
business is ashamed Of him; he is no cred
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-01-04

=. ~,
DUNG MAN ! OF RE " ANfAI .
woman wants you. Low for9e' net
Don wait to he rIch. you 49, r0l'ie''l-
Der that, ten TO one, You are not III |" get
married marry "h'Ie you arc Young
ana struggle up 'o5e'"er'--1 r.
But mark, young man The woman
does not want you If she has to divide her
affections with cigar, fancy "o@' fast
horse, or whlskcy jig. Neither docs she
want YOU simply because you are q NICE
Young man'-the definition OF which, now
a-days, is too apt TO be an animal that
prs al immense h rsute apPendaGe,'ots
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-01-04

THE LATEST KISK.-A Now York cor
respondent who keeps posted on fashions
says:
The latest link the ladies have in their
heads, or rather on them, is bonnot-an
old fashioned Big bodied, unsightIy bon
net, which in its general style and appear
ance is about as suggestive Of tho beauty
we ordinarily expect to find under these IN
seresting coverings. as an inverted water
pail. The new feature consists in having
the chapean pulled well forward 50 as 70
be or a level with the tip of the nose, the
fange or rim of the same-I mean the
bonnet not the nose-being equal in cir
conference to a small sized cart WHICH,
These fashionable atrocities have been
named ''No-you dont's' and rightly SO,
too, for ! defy any individual with de-
cent sized ''presentibllity," to get within
kissing distance of woman's mouth, with
out so deranging her ''ieminine popsvd-
dies" as to cause q mental ejaculation
that is intended for his total humiliation.
I'm down on them.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-01-04

it to the country. Let him make up 2
bundle and set forth; let him elbow his
way through the crowded and crooked
avenues, but we can tell him that the Wig
or of cities is not composed of such stuff.
Truc, just as the honey of the hives comes
from the fields, Sc does the reel working
element that keeps the town from decay
come from the country. People get faith
there, patience there, habits Of industry
there. bodies there then if they are very
patriotic, they ride like the Roman into
the gull in the Forum; t..ey fill up the
broken ranks Of the city, and business
moves in close order again. The coun-
try is GRAND place to manufacture mon
in, and the town is grand place to wear
them out.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-01-04
OLE TO MASONRY.
2,-sACRED MELODY.

ALMIGHTY God wien round thy shrine
Tho i,alin-tree's heavenly branch we twlne
Emblem Of LIES eternal ray,
And Love that '.fadcth not away,
We bless the flowers, expanded all,
Ne bless the leaves that never fail,
ain Eden thus
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-01-04
THE SONG OF THE CAMP.
By BAYARD TAYLOR.

"Giye us song :" the soldier cried.
The outer trenches guarding,
When the heated guns of the camp allied,
Grew weary of bombardIng.
The dark Rcdan, in silent scoff,
Lay grim and silent under
And the tawnv mound of the Maiakoff
No longer bclcheJ its thunder.
There was pause, the guardsman said;
1--WE storm the forts Tomorrow
Sing while We may, another day
Will bring enough of sorrow"
They lay along the battery side,
Below the smoking cannon;
Brave hearts from Severn and from Clyde,
And from the banks of Shannon.
They sang oflove. and not of fame;
Forgot was Britian's glory
Each heart recalled different name,
But all sang "ASSIE LAURIE"
Voice after voice caught up the song.
Until the tender passion
Ros. like an anthem. rich and strong.
Their battle-eEe confession.
Dear girl, her name he dare not speak,
Yet as the Song grew louder,
Something upon the soldiers cheek
Washed off the stain of powder.
Beyond darkening ocean burned
The sunsets bloody embers;
While the Crimean valleys learned
How English love remembers.
And once again fire of hell
Rained on the Russian quarters.
?. With streams of shot and burst of shell,
And believing of the mortars.
And Irish Nora's eyes are dim,
For singer, dumb and CORY;
And English Mary mourns for him
Who sang of "Annie Laurie"
Ah. soldier to your honored rest;
Your truth and valor bearing;
The brayest are the tenderest-
The loving are the daring.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-01-04

A YOUNG lawyers recently prepared
the following briefs
Fee simple and simple fee,
And all the fees in tail,
Are nothing when compared 10 thee,
Thou best Of f,es-fsmale!
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-01-04
Qeftrp.


sonic Lodge in this placs on the o'o-'
ling Of St. Johns Day, Dec. 81.
Th. following was tho order of exerci-
ses:
L Music by the Choir.
Prayer by the Chaplain
g. Music.
4-Installation of Officers.
5.-Musie.
6.-kddress by c. W. Nash.
7-Musie.
8-Prayer.
Supper at the Greenwood House,
for Members Of the Order.
The installation of officers WAS conduc
ted N all impressive manner by G. w.
NASH, of Hastings.
An able and appropriate address was
given by Mr.. Nash. His. subject was
the History and Principles of Free Mason
nv, and tho speaker held the closest at
tsntion of the audience for nearly an hour.
We expect to publish the address Lext
week.
The Music was furnished by the Choir
Of this place under the supervision Of q.
w. PRArr, and received tat applause
which it so we'll deserved. Tho follow
ing is u list Of pieces sung on the oeca-
sion:
iisa LODE TO MASONRY.
Hal. mysterious, glorious Science,
Which 10 discurd bids defiance,
Harmony alone re;gns here.
Conc, Its .ing to dim that raised us,
From the rugged path that m"zed us,
70 the Light that we revere.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-01-04

Fl Some cynical chap gets off the
following;
thank my God the sun and moon
Are both stuck up so high,
That no presumptous hand can stretch
And pluck them from the sky.
1fthey were not. do believe,
That some reforming ass.
Would recommend to take them down
Aud light the world with gas.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-01-04
THE MoRRow.-lEou, npon whom some

THE MoRRow.-You, apon whom some
GREAT and sudden calamity has fallen,
nave you forgotten the morrow WHEN
sweet sleep has been to your aid, and IL
to-! TIE weight from your heart, AMI YOU
have droamt that your agony was dream,
and have awakened TO realty, Oh! the
morrow when tho bright day has broken,
and tie birds are singing gajjy, sud hap
Nv faces are passing you--whon some IN
conscious friend has seized your hand. and
Knocked yon with a Joyous grce!iog--Oh:
the morrow When Won rise to see the
empty chair-to miss tne accustomed face
to seek the Idol YOU worshipped, AMI
find it broken When YOU must act for
IN altered end. with the ashes of7 wills
pered hope cio9gpg every step and cm-
differing every thought, oh. the morrow
tho morrow
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-01-04
Extracts frem n speech by
Wendell Phillips.

At q meeting recently held at the
Cooper Institute, New York, for the pur-
pose OF sympathizng with john Browns
Family, Wendell Phillips was called out
and made thu following remarks. There
was large number ofrowdies in atten-
dance who tried in every possible manner
to break up the meeting. After the noise
had sufficiently sub>ided, Mr.. Phillips
said:
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:-It seems
to me that the results of this evening,
whether you and are allowed in our
own hall to meet for our own avowed
purpose in peace, is one OF those elements
of education which John Browns enter
prise begins to unfold in 80 States. We
calculate the strength of the blow by the
rebound. bien say John Browns enter
prise was failure, but he Las proved
one thing up to tonight in the State of
Virciuia-he has proved that she dare
rot exist except as a despotism. No man
may seud message upon her telegraph
wires IN her northern counties without a
permit from Gen. TaIiaftrro; nobody
NAV pass from one town to another with
out n passport from the military author
tiles. And why? Because seventeen
men have struck blow on the apparent
ly full vessel of Virginian pride, and emp
tiness resounded. Because seventeen
men have proved by their assault that
Slave State is despotisn.
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State Of South Carolina.
dBBR klLLE. D{SIRICT =.

oese cesft ~ tsaaaaaa,i n "a. aad ets't Session.
h'niss ss.p Aanf . ofs,sa .,,.;oilpn.an.;4 Gin a.4
,'TGoa.J 5 Mathews Baskin flsipi,f's Aitorsey
W HERExs ahs srlainiif did. on the icnih
w day of November, !. y igliteenI huhdrei
and sixty, 6le his declaration against the
DefsnaHnt, Who tits:issssil,) is absen. from
and lh6ut titss iim$fs 81 ais stafe:S and has
neitheik wis nSra stsbrasy sknownk Within the
sagt,s, upon whom a copy Of said declaration
9ghsebe 6eEsa ieis thsfeNs stspsasHdst tat
ssis :'sssas sas sas
OF ssasss sass sas :is'y Gns %';
chen IS gssea ssd swsiSsa against him.
saass' 81 ssss D sSslf 81, I
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+ s.,sNo'TIcE;s I.

x EE Psss5ss aashasd ID tss 6,nnf f,oRR
~ nl1ETEH @ fst. @ifl;HSds M hass sSotss
ana Aesgnafs. Gpog isAjE ~, thss Fjrsk 81 JsI:
sasfy Gsxt ih M hpndss be III, e3fissr fgf eul
Lection, ,ss We Sfs a5 Wind isss ti,si;
i4.'s y sl.y la ss Sss,a
IN lit. II. i Eisso, ,s % s'
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II TER MI s.:

A credit of AMI years, with interest from
day Of sale. Purchaser 10 give Bond, with
at lemst two good surctics. and n mortgage
OF the premises 10 secure the purchase money,
pay the COSTS i! cash. and pay for papers.
WI. IL. PARKER, cE.A.p.
Commissioners Office,
Nov |, 1860. IS st
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buchanan XTnct.

adjoining the Morgan Place. above described,
also within mile of Greenwood Depot-about
one halt fresh cleared land, und the remainder
Ill fresh we'll wooded.
The above Subscribed lands have all hccn re
Gently re-surFeyed and piurts will be exhibited
on the the dhJ of sale.
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sess Isssia.; az 4
Ssilsps sent Them properly youche To M.a.r
;sssss l ssessn go es siforspAss sYof IS
! Esl''ssa (. iee eEas { Kk3lslT
on, s.,fssb 81 shsS s*so'a,.
ssasss0sa go 81 1Ts .swaEx.T ~ 4
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I'nn Roc'; Island CAs<LMEkEs. and Jeans.
French, ar;I. Euelisi, eNssi HfalsEs.
Black Broad tAu,lR .n,id -CASSIMEEES.
Geris Travelling. S}IAWl.S and H.RUGS,
Gr"ts' Scotch Lambs Wool UNDERSHIKrs,
- n|;AW Elts.
Fine Engiisi, Merino and Cashmere IN
Fine Englib aesino end Cashmere Drawers.
Gents' Scotch J.. Wo'.l ard Aier no half Ilose,
Gents Fire :hd Heavy CalsSkin DOOfS
and GATHERS.
:' "' "' IAD{ES. q, ,.,s
Ladies' Merino. Cashrere and silk Undervests
-" " silk and Col e,p IIas.ry
Ladies Dp,s6is .s.lrd KID BOOTEES,
I.nGirs India Rubber over SHOES, ~
ladies Cloth and Kid CATERS Of every
! Thsa,sa,. eyieaya,raar oop sKsiinrs,
HOOP Sk!lifS EonS.25 cents T. SSi00,
3RsNewkS kStyFs df Ladiss GOLI:AEs. Il
: BfT18REN s. III
l"Is%,s v1s..,,s y; ssa s'H!s,snss MerFo UNDER
Iai."''; ala I.,t. ehGjss,t Fancy Wool HOSE
b B ssI,5sia,;ss 81 I fSsSs cLgaxs gsss1 g z e!asa
&s G6ff I'D tti % s ss
GRAY 8 ROBERTSON.
TIE 4fAfE 6F SOUTH ChR0LINR:
THF TpssEa7stMseis yz1 AEsRfs1Haii aHi
|, ,zas lhsths Gesftef '0rdissry.,1r-,,
By NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
,s t1 Haos. sa .pHisas-1 10 satt,fssl. .spi2I
dn,ihe ntsttsI pf ihe Ipaper pusportiaG q belthe
last VIII aMdi Testament Of Mary Az 81,
,vMsls J.. I..r la,%s !. my
w Office. requiring !t|Ea pspar ;purpaslna
TO be the yih Of Mary 4. Ellison, decd, to be
t'rrOved ia due form If law
= Therefore ndsS s9 given 70 Mrs Har-
s;.'l 1'l
en- Or by stsorney, ,fsKds of % iiinary, 10
q 50, SUI q i.s sss.,y. 9.
q
!, ;ss % u re ees 81 f.S Ss;SSs 81
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CGsaspbeW Place.

Containing 10 Acres. more or less. lying on the
Mathis Road. near the Cross Roads at Wicrs
"l'l place. and in fill view Of the Railroad -
This lot is convenient Ia the Greenwood Depot
and kns upon it a comfortable residence and
rclnark'hle SEring--two. thirds i'll high state of
cultivation. ;i:e remainder in forest.
LOT rO. ! known "a tho
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ozorgon Tract,

Confirming GO Acres. more or legs adjoining
the Campbell! Tract above described. within
"ne ini- cf the Greenwood DcTor and nearly
"r quite ali in rich. fresh land, veil wooded
LOT NO. ), known as the
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HOWARD ~Ass0GIATI0H,
Philadelphia. pa

a BeaevolentI nstitufioa established b. She
eial Essdos0nssnt or me Relief Of fhe
SICK and DISTRESSED, afflicted uifI TTr.
uIeat and Epidenic Diseases.
n times Of E~pidemics, Il Is the object Of his
Institution % establish Hospitals 10 nror;ds
9ursess Physicians, cIothing, Food, Neaiciner.
80, for the sick and deslilu<s, 10 tate charge o.
the orphans Of deceased parents, and 10 u;5;st~r
In every possible way to the relief Of the AFFECTED
and the hoalth Of the prblio IL large. Eta a.
duty Of the directors. az secb ffmos, 10 visit per.
sonally the Infested districts. andto provide &ni
execute means Of relief. Numerous ph<sicI<nr
not acting znemhers Of the Association. usually
enrol their nzmes on its books subjs4t 10 BE- cnI1-
Cd upon to attend It's hozpita1s, free or charos-
In the absenee Of Epidonics.tho Director< knxc
authorized The coDsuldnz Sareson 70 civs sdrice
and medical aid to persona suffering under Chro1-
10 Diseases Of . sirulent character, a1isiuc from
abuse Of the physical powers, mai. trsatuent- ~
effects Of drugs, ~. &c.
Various Reports and Tracts on the nriure and
treatnent Of Chronic Diseases, By the Consult
ing Surgeon, have been polished for rrafuitous
distribqtioa, and will be sent frcsef charge to he
Address, for Repfrf Or treatment. Dr. j. Skill
LIN AoUGHT0N, Acting Surgeon. boza<d Al
ISOLATION, No. 2, South Ninth Street, Philaaoiulis.
Pa BY order or the Directors.
EZRA D. HE1KIWELL, President
dBo- "a iRcufLu. Seeret1rr. Av
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sold this article for
c4E Sal, IN cosri-
It, what We have nay-
: any other msdicire
FAILED, I'm A SIN
EFFECT A CURE,
2 Never did We know an
ton By any one who
= trary, al are delighted
= and speak il terms of
ton Of its magical ef
taes. " speak in this
, KNOW, after Ton years
our reputation f6f the
8 here declare. In al
= where the infant Il
and exhaustion, relief
= or twenty minutes az
isttred.
paration Is The pre-.
> most EXPERIENCE
. SES in New England,
with never falling sue-
or CASES.
the child from pain,
- stomach ard bowels
gives tone and energy
It viii almost fnstanf.
Z IN 3 BOWELS,
and overcome convul.
> speedily resnedied end
4 the best and saresI
= IN all cases 81 DYS-
RHUA IN C HIL
ses from teethine, q
= We would say 10 every
suffering from any q
plaints-do not Ie|
3 the p~reiudioes Of 9th
yotr suffering chill
be SURVEYS, AB
u to follow the use q
IL used. Full direcI
company each bottle
the fae. simile Of
New York, Is on til
throughout TIE worli
- Cedar st. n. 7.
26Z1
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All who need Articles N the Drue Linz.
F-PEscUD Is again Il liz poft. a5,er I.
II abssnee Of several weeks in New York and
other northern eities, where he has been amin
his purchases for the Fall trade. and IL cire1 bi,s
pieas1re.to Be able % assure his old ffiends ana
the public generally, that be Is nov better pr
pared tha 2 ever 20 supply ell they require n his
line Of business At unpreeedcnfedly so1 prices
his Aedidines, Paints. Oils, Dye SIAM, fsr1ou&
~, Toilet articles Brushes, Window Glssr. f-
gars. Tobacco, Condimenfs, Spieer. arc 81 81
most superb quality, and the prices and terms u
cash or prompt dealers, win be rxtis scfo,v II
every respect. His 1ope experienos in bds3ne<s
and his knosleaee Of The wants of hls cusicner'
gsve him superior advantages. and he hobes nl
has CID friends, aud many new ones. win eell q
send him their orders xkenn need Of any srtisjts
= = needless 70 snumsrate his stock he win on.
y aadthat e Is complete and much larger thau
ever snd win be repienished BY weekly arrival
from time to time.
Goods PIT up neatiy, packed c~z-efuIly. and Tor
Narded with the utmost dispatch to any rer 4
the country in this STATE and VIRGINIA
Raleigh, Sept 9, fsA9. sAtf
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-
YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and
ever ten { and
DExcE M rauqH Of
er been able 20 say Of
N 3 v b 3 HAS IT
GLE INSTANCE TO
when timely used-
instance Of dissagisfac
used It On The con
with its Operations,
highest ~com1nenda
fects and medical yir
matter WHAT We DO
experience, and pledge
fuIhlment Of what We
most every instance
suffering from pain
will be found u fffee1
ter the syrup is admia
Inls valua1ie pre-
scrlatIon Of one q the
ene shiLLkuLNuk
ana mas been USED
cess n THOUSANDS
4 not only relieves
put anVigorAfes the
cerrects acidlty and
% me whole system.
Heiiey
AND MIND COLO,
sicfls which 4 not
n dezth We believe
remedy n tas world.
EsIEhh AsDplAh
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MliStsHansaas.

McPHEETEas & GHIsELIN :
Wholesale Grooers and Com Merchants,
So NORFOLK, VA,
MI oULD call the attention Of county, dealers
and planters, To their large and sele<f stock
Of choice Groceries, including
600 Bags Rio, Laguaria and Java Coffee.
5o Hhds. NO. aid P. r. Sugars,
geo BbIs- Refined Sugars Of Ill grades,
100 Bright, heavy n. o. MeIasses,
6o Do MuscoFado Molasses,
b Tierces Prime Rice.
1V00 Sacks I, q. aBd @. "A. Salt.
5oV Bxs Adamanfne, chcmieal& Sperm Candies,
~ Boxes Bro IN and Toilet Soaps,
l00o Realms Wrapping Paper,
100 Bales Wrapping Irvine.
looms. Buckets, Grain and Ground Spices ii
Gus to mention.
TE4s.-0ur stock Of Green and Black Teas i
very Iali embraeIng = number Of choice chop
which will be sold nj prices to please.
NB.-speeini attention paid to- consignment
Of FLOUR COTTON, NAVAL STORES, DRIEI
FRUIT, sc.
Norfolk, "a. Sept. 17t1ssq. Af
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These Guns remove One de.e ,.k.x<
all morbid 81 had mat ter each es1~.n.--,
ter IRON the system, 5Dyspepsia.
s1Pp'ylns their pace One dose OF I've
: nsei,hy nov 81 Bile. tea spoonfuls viii al
tns'sofauns tne ftoms ways rciiers s : 1
scn, causing food toSH Headschs-
sagss, wen, prr'iying @ Only one dose in.
.-s o.esa, GIVING tone & {nediately lisr q
ana neaiIn 70 the3A{CoIic, While
Nlo,e Hasninery, re- One dose often r..
MOVING thc cause of(E {rested isa sure cure
ne o,sesse-srectinE for eholer> Horbu..
ps S,sa. cure and . prerentive q
nilfous attacks are - Cholera.
1su, ano, What isfp Only one bo.ls Il
VET prevented p5 <needed to throw cut
~, eses<-o1at use ofNA OF the system the ef.
LIVER 1nsigoratof >fects Of medicihe AZ
ooss aI<r ezt5f3 ter : lori sicko<za
,.s : s11esent 70 se- 81 0DebottIe tn On for
~ - s.eHecn ard Jatnd5cc removes al
Psssent ne food from p }z~ailoxness or unnaf-
rising md zour;ng. >ur.l eolor from ~
Only one dose 6ken n skin -
before retiring, pre- oss dose tsks5 .
us u'entm4re- short time before ett
.only one dose Ia Ing gives sieorf 10 -
ken at night 1eozeps appetite ss5 n.fs.
the bowels gently and 1.-THE food 5;~.s> ~-1
cures c0sfzrene<a.
One desc. often repeated, cures Chronic D;.r.
[ne N ls worst form, rh{io Simmer ana Eo~ej
Complaints yield almost to de frst dose.
sbsorbents. fs ~ ''e
he taks pleasure in recommending this msdf
Ss1e - = pre7eptive for Fever and Arue. Grill
ever, and al fsrcrs Of Bilious type. Il a..
|sleles With certainty, and thousands zrs viU1or q
tssa:7 lo It's wonderful virtues.
timony Ia its favor.
Nix water il the nouih Nth the M<5eo...or
and swallow both teesther-
rice ono dollar per bottle. d. SANFORD.
tai8d By All Drurx;sfs.
May q 1858. ~.
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TH1 SECOND THuRsD7x n January
nd continue II weeks.
FACULTY.
H. BR4MEs A. ~, Presidentand Prokof
Letin. Mathematics md Experinental Science.
REV r. g HEFEIN. Prof. 81 Moral Philosophy.
MISS 4. JxSExRLzs Teacher u French, aernan
Mss - COOK Teacher q Music, areeiaa ana
Oriental Painting, Painting ii WAterzeolors
pfsHinSs Ao1therSHork, %.
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Embroidesys Wax fruit Lsakher-work, each. 500
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-02-08

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Vheft s7irzn hirIes lsrs & 81 Z
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shall mover asssr BE- fsrsot-
N afer liss ~hsn things gone u,
shall taze their scat IN Memory Ia:
Asa rs< wat place shsy eccnpy,
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