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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-30


p. S-Since the above was written, We
have seen and converted with the Sheriff OF
Knox county, Mr.. CRIPrks, who arrived here
yesterday from Knoxville. He states that
Col. CHuscHuELL. last Sunday night. at IL
o'clock, dispatched from Cumberland Gap, to
1t. LUrrREIL, at Knoxville, to send all the
ordnance and ammunition and forces there
to the Gap, In the quickest possible time
authorizing him to press into the service any
thing necessary to facilitate the transporta-
ton. Gen. ZoLLIcoFFEEs was expected at
Cumberland Gap Monday or Tuesday.
This dispatch was received in Knoxville. at
IL O'Clock, Monday, and was read by Mr..
CRIPPEE.
This movement indicates that Gea. ZoILI-
coFFER did not consider bis force sufficiently
large to hold Camp Buckner at Cumberland
Ford, and falls back upon the Gap, as q
stronger position.
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The friends and aoquainiaaees of the family Of Mr.
and Mrs. A. PATIRsoS, are respectfully Invited 10 at
tend the funeral Of their daughter DELLA PxIrxRsos
from their residence On the corner Of High and De-
mumbrane streets, tomorrow "wednesday morning,
at 10 O'Clock
Services BY Rev. JossrH B.sDwEI-
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-09-07
A CARD TO THE LADIES'
DIR. DEpOnCO's Golden Pills for Females

IfG!iho cOrrCctiRg regulating OHd rcmOUHg all Ob.
StrActiORs, from nhatCcer cGUSc, and aiHays
successful as prcorRtire.
The Combination of ingredients IN DR.. DuponCus .
Golden Pills are perfectly harmless. They have been
used in the private practice Of old n DupOnru for
thirty years, and thousands of ladies testify TO
their great and never falling H almost every
case, IN correcting Irregularities relieving painful and
Distressing menstruation particularly at the change of
dreadful complaint the Whites. Nearly every female
in the land suffers from this complaint. The above pI
has permanently cured thousands and will cure YOU il
you use them. They cannot harm yOu, ON the contrary
they remove all instructions restore nature to its pru.
er channel, and lnvigOrate the whole system lldIss
whose health viii not permit an increase OF Family,
Will hnd these pills a successful preventive.
These Fills should not be taken during three
months OF pregnancy, as they to bring mis-
carrIagc but at any other time they are safe
Price, 81 per box. Sold wholesale aud rrtuil by
q NJ. HAGENRLCH, DrVggiSf.
Sole agent for BluOmsburI, Pa.
TO whom all orders must be sent Ladies' by send.
ing Him Sl0D to the Bloomsbury Post-Ulcc can have
these pills sent to any part Of the country (cnnfrntia
" and free of Postage" by mail. sold also by \. H.
Rank x Co. Danvillc, Z. J. Fry, Tanalua, j. g. Polk
Mauch Ch1nk, and by Druggist IN every Town and
city in the United States
n u. Look out for counterfeits. Buy Golden Pills
OF ana KIND, unless every box is signed s. ID Howe. All
others are base Imposition and unyuf therefore, us
you value your lives aud health 10 say nothing uf be-.
ing humbuggcd out Of your money! buy only Of those
who show the signature Of Is, d. Howe ON every box
winch mas recently been added, Of recent
ofthc Pills
S, D HOWE,
. Sole Proprietor, New York
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Court Proceedings.

Bloomsbury Sept. 2, lsGl-Court met,
Hon. Warren J. Woodward, Pres't. Judge,
and Stephen Badly and Jacob Evans,
assts. on the Bench. After the usual
morning business came up the case of
Levi Ashton vs.. Pine Twp Oversecrs.-
Feigned issue-Thc question being the
ownership of certain saw logs levied on by
the Defendants, as the property of Henry
s. Warner. Clark for Plaintiff, Freeze
for Defendants. Verdict for plaintiffs.
Comth. VS.. John j. Hess Indictment,
fornication and bastardy. Dist. Atty. and
Comfy for Comth., Clark & Baldy for Deft
Verdict guilty in manner and form as De-
fendant stands indicted.
Henry Traugh VS.. West Branch Fire
Insurance Co. Action on a policy of In
surance-.The question was as to the amount
to be rccovcred-Jackson g. Badly for
Plaintiff, Clark and Mayer for Defendants
Verdict for the Plaintiff s0G2 81.
Comth. VS.. John P. Fisher. Indictment,
assault and battery. Dist. Atty. for Comth.
Clark for Defdt. Verdict guilty-Sen-
tcnce one dollar fine and cost of prosccu-
ton.
Commonwealth VS.. Daniel Baker. Tried
at last Court and convicted OF rape. SEN
fenced two years to the Penitentiary.
Commonwealth VS.. Frederick Meyer
Defendant plead guilty to a charge of lar
ceny--Sentenced to the Peitcntiary for
one year.
Commonwealth VS.. Robert Il. Stiff
Defendant plead guilty to a charge of lar
ccny-Sentenced to the Penitentiary one
year and eight months.
Sally Ann Wagner VS., Whary. Action
on note-Iurley for PIff.-Clark for
Deft. Conditional Verd let, under dircc.
ton of the Court. Court adjourned Oh
Thursday.
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ought to be held in everlasting remem
branco by the Democrats of Columbia
County. And we desire them to see the
mode and manner in which the Republi-
cans are preparing to conduct this falls
campaign.
B0N"We attended the Democratic
'powwow' in the Court House, on Mon
day. Before going, however, we locked
up our pocket-book, as VIC felt that things
of that sort might not be safe among a
crowd who endorsed such men as Cobb,
Floyd, and other plundcrors of treas aries,
custom houses, arsenals and forts, and re-
pudiators of debts. There was a large
crowd in attendance, many were in duccd
to attend the Show out of curiosity. The
result of the balloting we give in another
column. Some of their best men were
thrown overheard, and others entirely de-
void of public confidence nominated. The
finger of fate is upon them. The loyal
people will repudiate them"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-09-07

41" The news by the Nova Scotian con.
veys the intelligence that the famous Good
wood cup, for which there is always the
greatest struggle among English sporting
men, has been won by the American horse
Starke. About five years ago Mr.. Ten
Brock went to England with Loccmte,
Pryor and Prioress, to contend then for
the Goodwood cup. lie placed his faith
in Prioress, who had an extensive Ameri.
can reputation, but he was disappointed
his favoritc being SO handicapped as to
have no chance in the race. With true
American perseverance, he has steadily
pursued tbs course marked out at his ad.
vent upon English soil, and at last, with
an American horse, has carried off the
prize so much coveted by all lovers of the
turf
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-09-07

nGS~ We sometimes find it cxpcdient to
give the opinions of the Columbia County
Republican the benefit of the circulation
of the Columbia Demecraf In the issue
of August 29th we find the following very
choice paragraph, which we commend to
the consideration of our readers. The ref
ercnce is to the Democratic Convention and
to the many able and honorable gentle
men then and there assembled. The choice
eplthets and exalted opinions of the Edi-
tor OF the Republican in regard to them,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-09-07

DR.. Page, of Washington communicates
the following to the Republican of that
city;
The following simple remedy long known
in family practice, was recently tried in
the camp of the New York Twenty y-second
Regiment, where there were from so to
100 cases daily of dyscntcry with rapid
cures in every case:
Rectpe; In tea cup half full of vine
gar, dissolve as much salt as it will take
up, leaving little excess of salt at the
bottom of the cup, Pour boiling water
upon the solution till the cup is two thirds
or three quarters full. A scum will rise
to the surface which must be removed and
the solution allowed to cool.
Dose: Tablespoonful three times a day
till relieved.
The rationale of the operations of this
simple medicine will readily occur to the
patholOgist, and, in many hundred trials,
l have never known it to fail in dysentcry
and protracted diarrh@a.
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lES%SNg gg3rSse-
"a . S3lA ;%I,lSISW
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
WSSxse WSesgs.
Another Great Union Victory,

Battle in Western Tirgiaia---Roat Of Me
Rebels Their loss 80 KHtcd, 40 Cap.
tured- Their to1cn burned.
CINCINNATI, Sept. "A fight took
place yesterday at Boon County Court
house, Va, between the rebels and
Federal force, resulting in the total rout
Of the rebels, with loss of 80 killed and
o large number wounded.
Forty rebels were taken prisoners.
There were nine killed on our side and
but six wounded.
Our men burned the town.
A body of $50 U. s. troops entFenched
at Lexington, Mo, were attacked on
| thursday by $500 rebels, but rOpulsed
them with the loss Of 60 men killed, the
Union troops losing nine.
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BSS- The Philadelphia EUening Jour-

nal, Republican, has the following.
WASHINGTON, Aug. %.
Advices, learn, have been received
from Minister Adams, who writes "that in
the British mind the independence of the
rebels is fully admitted, as military and
political necessity that their acknowledge
ment by England is but question of time
and prudent courtesy. That while Brit
ain is impatient to get cotton from the
South, in exchange for manufactured goods
she is anxious not to lose Northern mark
cts, and is unwilling to part with her hope
of breaking down the Morrill, Tariff, by
the same means with which she chained
the North with the Walker Tariff; and
that two or three more successes like that
Of Bulls Run, would cntitlc the Confcdc-
racy to immediate recognition"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-09-07

p6y- Tomorrow is the Fifteenth Sum
day after Trinity and is held to be the
Nativity of the Virgin Mary.
The battle of Flodden Field was fought
September 0, 1913.
The battle Of Lake Erie was fought
September 10th 1918.
Battle of Lake Champlain and Platts-
burg fought September IL, 1914.
Quebec taken by Con. Wolfe, Septem.
Der IL, 1850.
Moscow burned 13 September 1912.
New Style began IA September 1862.
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pas- "This country with its institutions
belong to the people who inhabit it; ,ohen-
eucr they shall gros0 aoeary Of the existing
Government, they can exercise their con-
stitutional right of amending it, OR
THEIR REVOLUTIONARY RIGHT
TO DISMEMBE OR OVERTHROW
IT."
President Lincoln's Inaugural Message.
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Sas- Hon. Jeremiah s. Black, late At
torncy General and Secretary of State of
the United States, has resumed his prac-
tice in the Supreme Court of this State and
OF the United States, and has fixed on the
beautiful town of York as his future resi-
dence.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-09-07

bas- On Saturday morning last, Mr..
Christian Shuman Of Beaver Valley lost a
very fine COW, from some unknown cause.
She was turned into the usual pasture field
in the morning, and before eleven o'clock
was dead. No apparent cause was observ-
cd to which the result could be attributed
The hide to the tanner, and so an end.
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WASHINGTON, Sep. |. 1sGl

Carolina Coast an our hundS.
WAsHTSGToN, Sep. /, 16G1.
Gen. Butler and Commodore String.
hams expedition to the North Carolina
Forts has resulted in great victory.
They have taken Fort Clark and Fort
Hatteras, seven hundred aud thirty pris-
oners, one thousand stand of muskets,
thirty two cannons, with large lot Of am
unition and camp equippage.
Among the prisoners is Commodore
Barron, Col. Martin, Col. Thompson, 1t.
Sharpe late of the Navy, Col. Bradford.
late of the army, and number of other
officers. Terms Of the surrender uncoudi-
tional, Gen. Butler is here; and all this
is reliable and glorious
Our SIDE DID NOT LOOSE ~ SINGLE
MAN.
OFF HATTERs INLET.
I. S Flag Ship Minnesota, Aug. 80.
To The Hon. Gideon Wells, Secretary of
The Macy.
| have the honor to Inform you that we
have been eminently successful in our ex-
pcdition. All that could be wished by the
most hopeful has been accomplished. This
morning we are taken on board the Mine
sofa officers and men numbering seven
hundred and fifteen of the rebel force
which surrendered yesterday after bonn
bardment from the feet of parts of two
days. shall forward full account i'm
mediatcly on my arrival at New York,
where have concluded to and tlom as
requested in your communication in ref
erenco to prisoners coming into the posses
sion of the navy, After landing them, 1
shall return to Hampton Roads.
Respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
(Signed) SH. SrRINGuAM,
Flag Officer Atlantic Blockading
Squadron
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nay The Second column of the Third
Page of the Columbia Democrat of last
week, was not the selection of the editor
of the "Lccal and Special' Department
The Foreman having been obliged to make
up the paper in that form, owing to the
press Of matter. So much is due both to
the Editor and to ourself.
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Special Notices
ES 7

female white Pig, weighing abon, 100 lbs with
black spot hip has been absent several days
suitable reward will be given for information of its
whereabouts
JAS NJ. THORNTON.
N.R.-The chap who has the above described Pig
closed, VIII save trouble and expense by ciltcng its
early release.
Bloomsbury, July G, lsG1.
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AGRICULTURAL FAIR.

TIE Executive Committee of the Columbia County
agricultural Horticultural and Mechanical Assscia
ton nj their meeting this day passed Resolution to
Der next
bloomsbury, Aug. 2, 1sGI.-3t
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uHOWARD ASSOCIATION PHIL.

4 4 NVETFTIN.
Benevolent Institution established by spccinl cndoyy
mrnt for the relief Of the Sick and Distressed afflicted
with NIrulcnt and Epidemic Diseases and especially
for the cure Of Diseases Of tho Sexual Organs. Dis
Pensny rcH Ia patients in all parts OF the United states
VALUABLE REPORTS on SpcrmatoTrhwa and 9th.
cT Diseases Of the sexual Organs, and ON the NEW
hEMEDlES employed, sent to the afflicted in seal I'd
letter envelopes tree Ofcharge. Two OF three Stamps
IFostlge viii be acceptable Address DIR. J skill.
HUuGlIruN Acting Surgeon, Howard Assucia.
n No. south Ninth Street Philadelphia Pa.
March :, lSGl-l!m.
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$25!l
E M P LO Y M Z N 7 !
AGENTS WANTED
1875 |!

We will pay from S2j to S75ipcr month, and all cxpcn
scs to active Agents or give a.commSsO Particulars
seut free Address ERIE SewiNG M,rnisE COMPANY l.
JAMES, General Agent, Milan, Ohio.
Aug. II, lSGl.-l2m.
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THE Partnership heretofore existing between the un.
dcrsgncd, gt Light Street in the nutcicrng rusi.
ness was dissolved on the first day of June last by
tual consent. The Books ofhc late firm are The old
stand where all persons indebted will please call with
out delay aud make settlement The Butchcring Bust
ness will hereafter be conducted by L. Railing, at the
old stand.
J. w. SANKEY
~ l.. RAILING.
Iigli Sirnni. Aug oI 1871 =. IA
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AUDITORS NOTICE,

In the Orphans Court for the county Of Columbia rs
tate Conrad Hess, tate Of Sagdrogf tonnship, deed
THE Auditor appointed by the Court report dstr
button Of the balance in the hands of William Hess,
Executor of the last win and Testament of Conrad
Hess late of Sugarloaf township, in the county of Col
umba, dcccuscd will meet the parties Interested for the
purpose OF his appointment, Saturday the gath day
OF August 1861 at 10 o'clock NJ OF said day NJ his
nhc" in oumsurg, in said county all persons ntcrcs
ted in the said Estate required TO present their claims
before the Auditor b. debarrcd from coming in for
share Of the fund.
JOHN G. FREEZE,
bloomsbury, July &, l2il.-it Auditor.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE,
DR.. SILkWORJH.

TIE ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN AM SURGEON
rs daily astonishing his patients by the cure of long
l standing discusses. HIS REMEDIES ARE PURELY
VEGETABLE. lie Will bc in this place the same day 5
of each !nonth as stated below, when h. b. consult
ted for Az diseases flesh Is heir to. uJ-CUNSULrA.
TION FREE.
Jcrscyshurc, the - and 18th Of each month
Whites Hotel Lock Haven the lith and 18th Of cach
month.
bloomsbury both and lst. Danviilc I'd aud 3D. NORTH
unbcrland 10TH Milton, o, and T.
June :, lSGl-lm,
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THR GREAT CLOTHING ENpoRIUM THE UyIoN.-
Pmladrlpiu possesses the most splendid tlHhug En-
porioun IN the country 1t is splrnPId regards the
pHlatia structure in which the immense business cf the
establishment is conducted and 1t is equally splendid in
respect 10 It's great facilities and But
its patrons its chief attractions are, frs the elegance
OF the garments for Gentlemen aud Nuuih-, msnulc.
tured there secondly the beauty and durHby If the
materials and the superior excellence Of the ft and
lastly the moderate prices which the goods suld
We refer in this dcscriptlon TO none other than the
Brown STONE Clothing Hail Of ROchhilI & " llsun, Nus
GO3 and GOJ Chtsnut street, rhlladclpha.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Estate of Mayy Sho6er. aecI. d.

Office is hereby given that letters Of Administra.
~ ton on the estate Of Nary Shaer late Of Btiar.
creek township, Columbia county deceased, have been
granted by the Register Of said county to the
ed, who resides in Salem township, Iizerne county
All persons having claims or demands against the
tate Of tho dcccdcnt requested present them for
settlement aud those indebted to make payment without
delay.
WILLIAM sWANK,
July II, 1S6l-et 9dBtaistrnior.
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GLORIOUS ylCT9RYI

Tie Navat Eapedition SuccesyM-Tiro
Forts talsen-.730 priSoherS--l 900 Stand
of ArnSS-32 Cannons and Camp
Equipdge taken- The Entire North
Carolina Coast an our bunds.
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The undersigned, having purchased the wcll.known
white Hall Clothing Emporium situate the South
West terhCr Ot Fourth and Market Streets Philadelphia
respectfully informs the public and former customers Of
the House thai he keeps constantly for sale and makes
up TO order all description ofGrntlrcns wcnr, of APP
proved material and sells very moderate prices he.
ing Practical TAILOR, he graroulrrs good Its and
wcllmade Garments, strict attention given to ubbiug
generally.
continuation Of the custom Of the hoHsc, which he
viii spare no pains TO merit, is very respectfully invi.
ted l.. :. LENlCk.
May !, ls6l.-y
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ESTRAY HEIFER.

CANE into the enclosures Of the undersigned in Scott
v township, about the first of August \ RED llElF.
FIR, supposed to he about two years old The owner is
requested to prove property, pay charges and take her
away she will be disposed Of as the law directs.
ABRAHAM ECkEET.
August 90 1sG1.-3t'.
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i S T r A Y.

GAME to the premises Of tho subscriber recently in
y Madison township Columbia county, stray lircr
Brndle rcd with white streak on her back with spot.
ted legs, about two years old the is requested
prove aud pay charges and take her away otherwise
she will be sold according to lay.
Ia. sWIsHER
August II, lsGl.
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n o Z | G 4.

A LII persons forbid Buying the United Statss
n Roller Wash Machine, A. Huiiers Patent, excepting
from authorized agents with power of attorney 3 We
tcrminCd 10 enforce the law IN all cases
A. HUFFER Pdtsnte0
TuOS, w. EDGAR.
Espy, Aug. H. lSGl.-3R.
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SGIERIFF's SALES

IQY virtue Of writ Of Alias Lorari Facias 10 mo d.
lctect"d Issued out of the Court Uf Common Plens Of
columbia county, Pa will be exposed to public sale NJ
tnt court Hulsc, in bloomsbury, on MONDAY THE
SECOND DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1851, at enc O'Clock IN
'G afternoon, the following described property Wit
A certain tract or piece of land, situate
IN Jackson township, il the county Of Columbia boun.
dcd and described as follows TO wit. Beginning at
post, thence by land Of Samuel AcrnbnCh, east two
h1urcd ana sixteen pcrccs TO post, thence BY the
same south iiteen pcrches TO post thence by land of
Joshua savage tasI sixty four pCrchcs to chestnut
hehcc ny Iahd OF JOHN Fritz and Daniel Robbins north
Ge hundred pcrchcs 10 chestnut oak thence BY land
oi Joseph Cole and William Brink, west two hundred
anu seventy inur pcrchrs to chestnut thence by land of
IhOlnas W. Young and land of John ShultZ south two
hnhdreda ana eighty five perrIes the place Begin.
hihg containing -Four Hundred aud sixty three acres
dn one hundred aud twenty pcrchcs and allowance
SeHrd taken in execution and u be sold as the prom.
crty OF Thomas w. Young.
ALSO AT the same time and place.
by virtue OF writ Of Lcrdri TdciGs issued ont of the
,ont u Common Pleas tu me directed III he exposed
10 public sale all that one and half Story Frame
dwelling House or building situate in the village of
uuuod and state ot Pcnnsy ylyan1, which said build.
lhs Is on lot formerly ownOd by Isaac SnncrswOrih
ana which IS said lot is uoundcd and described as fol.
lows namely on the north by lot OF Bird, on the
cast by nh alley, on the south by lot of Isaac
trsWnrlh aud ON the west, by lot Of Peter Schug which
sid building is ia size on the ground about sixteen by
cshteth ee aud the said above described lot piece
oI ground ana cutiagc appurtcnant to said building.
scl%rI taken IN execution and be sold The pro.
pcTty Of Edward JDlcs.
JOHN SNYDER, Sheriff,
bloomsbury, Aug, 10 IsGl
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BLOOMSBURY ACADEMY:

D, A. BECKLEY, A. B., Principal
THE AUTUMN SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
l. will begin
wednesday, tie 7M Of August.
The building has underwent thorough renovation.
II has been supplied with new furniture the walls
elegantly papcred, and everything added that can CON
tribute to the comfort and convenience Of the Student
Tie course u instruction will bG thorOug as hereto.
Tore ana those designing 10 III themselves teach will
receive special attention. The Clon itself is conducted
according TO the most approved model
All the studies Of Summaries arc embraced in its
course OF study.
TERMS:
primary Department 81 10
No extra chnrsc is made for the study OF Ancient or
Modern Languages.
week. -
July II, lSil-tC