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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-06-18

and is warranted rams
I -. roo, FREE FROM ALL IMPURITIES yse3as
This Fertilizer has been severely tested fn compar
ison1 with Peruvian Guano by many Of the most sue
cessfui and intelligent farmers of Virginia and Mary
land, from whom we have received numerous letters
and certificates of approval We submit the following
extract from Prof M0RFIT'S Report upon the Solu-
BILE Phosphated Peruvian Guano, yiz:eI ftia glTd2H
THE above analy teal results express high value
for this Fertilizer and indicate that the
preparation is founded upon sound principles Of ngr
cultural economy and efficiency Though replete with
the Indispensable elements of fruitful SOIL the rela
tive proportions so skilully adjusted to pro.
mote their mutual action, and render it most profit
able manure, adapted for crops generally, without
distinction kind tS CAMPBELL MoRFfr." Z
/ Copies of the above-named documents, together
with PRoF. MORFIT'S ANALYSIS, and other inter
esting matter will be found in pamphlets and
cuars, SNORING that Fertizeris far better slzp-
ted to general use than Peruvian Guano alone besides
' Is PER GENT. cHEAPER.. = =,
The Sombrero Guano before its combination with
the Peruvian. lis. rendered IMMEDIATELY ssObU-
BILE by process recently discovered and peculiarly
own. The value of Peruvian Guano, present in
this modified and improved form, can hardly be over
estimated. !" A2ia* .s'7D 91'7.@ '.2Hs4io
/ We cotinue to keep on hand our usual supplies of
Il PERUIAN SoMBRER0 GUANO,
of our own direct lowestmafket rates.
4 HlnL T. NoRELsss. Ag'ts, - fF0WLE &iC0:.Hct
+ March 26 1871.
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STAUNTON FOUNDRYi

Il SULPEPER GOODS.-We have this dav re-
~ ceived q large lot Of Culpeper Virginia Cassi.
meres and Kerseys Those in want will please call
soon. TAYLOR HOsSE
Stanton Nov $40 >~'-SSNA1'
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ROOTS AND SHOES.-Just received, 4 lot q
~ Boots and Shoes. OF the very best quslfty.Ifor
winter wear. HENRY H6GHtS
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-06-18

NRA1GSVILLE AND A FARM FOK
OqSALE PRIVATELY Containing 235 Acres
well improved-lying in Augusta CO., on the Va G
r. Road, and lying around Craigsville Depot-beine
q good situation for Store and Mechanics. Persons
wishing to purchase will examine the property. Fol-
further particulars address the subscriber at Frank
fore, Greenbrier CO., Va. . JAS.A. CRAIG.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-07

Serf1tIt bet; trf
Sfaac y. Gppf, rs 8aLtntrreTtr. ~
.. g. 9antt. les 8altmiorefr. 4Cg .nnat
2. 2~atsmbele, 9rOaowap unb' GautOn NreiRe.
s. W. &B@Itna. o gxeaDwas.
ASRttHS Stebt ,NrptfetsF, CT @auSs mt Mptttr.
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Nsemhrse. 49, grtma 0cnrernanera Ep. l n. 2, Rustatnlfs,
lhmar,en SIuacpDre. Ntefer, Hsfen, &aifo, ARustatbtRtbenne
Seuaiea Rsmsut D~Oudtbss un1 an ~peyeAefeR Bel NpbewaIh &
ErnDGH, &c GAeepRhSs Grt20s
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-07

8ei. them Otter une @eiGGshttaan lie aebraudt merbett unb
1rtt pmb rettet Ds llehet 9&nSltn ans. @s taan. nit gHabrhci
Ssiast nee Den. ,Sab ned tel sst 10 sIadIi9 mar cine Dide Su-
IaHmsnoeiests Utteot3ta 81 bereten, Die tHon 10 pfeL Sar Gieosr.
~berfeaun0 Der leiosn, en- 1ienihen bciaetraaeu bat.
Snbersttet HHter Der anlittetbareu @uff@t bes 81. Swarae In
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Nrsife fir NDaln6en.

8rtefe utter Goupert, pel6e nidt iibet /
nn3e wiegen, uuo ni4t neiter ala 5000 Weiz
8ebe1, tcifeN 3 Gents, iiber 1000 01eilen1 10
Gents. 8enn Elm 8rief ldmerer III, ais 1
Ing, 10 tplet er pa8 Dcppelte. ueber eiue
un5e, ea8 Dreiia4e unp % far iebe meitereba(be
an5e 8 Gents mebr. ..,51
AOe Briefe innerbalb ben Ser. Staaten
mfilIen pDran86e5ahlt werbea, Iei es nitteli1
volt Stanps, oper 9eltempelten Goupert8.i
BFiefe, pe(de in bic 4pIt eeleet weroell,
u1lo am YlabegIelbf an irgene cine aOreTsbe
Itinnt finn, fOten 1 Geut. griefe, ipelGe in
Den 3ettuH9eu pubtisi t mereen, fcien ne6If
Dem Rerto 1 Sent ertra. Qm Srte ielbf oufs
ge8ebfn Ooer pnFraufirte 8riefe peroelt snidt
annpucirt. IS a ~
Gircrlare OeorudD tts gu 8 lllaen pieaeub
fplten nadl irgenO eineun 1beile Der Ser. Stoo.
ten | Gent per Stiif uae miiIIer nit Strnys
~frontirt lein, ~
Gd9lide 3eitunseu, bis gu 8 lln,en IdiJaper.
@tOitelt, irean Die reselaldbige MbDnueHten inner,
balb per Ief. Staaten 451 GeutS uieeteltabrs
ll9.
a@tn5eGme 8latter 70. 3. wenn ni6t tSo-
ltd Oerianot) fpiten 1 Geut I'M gorau8. D
Wemn Elm 9eOrufte8 Circular, 8ampGtet
Ooer 3sttun9 p%erianpt piro, 10 mu6 ie 10 per.
.padt leIn, baB beipe Gnren cffeu llao /; aaperu.
fats peroen fe ais 9riefe berebnet. Ao-
.C.44
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0zSerfsenae, 6arOspaore se.
G.. Meyer & Go.

y{O. Duo B.sOdIftnfOrelEt.
GGe Dtues nub Baltnmerelr. s Fl
Benz serehrten Wubftum an pi1en oab mir infer Ofenlagei
icst %cpmpstrt unb has bette Sortiment &Gnge, &C@bfat, SetS-
Sie1l, PGrtUr- uab Seuerplub6tet an Sanb baben.
@ae bon als elugefalStenOeien earanttren mir 70;
Nena fe nt1t ~u0nfduSie Sufrtebenfeaen. ~oteielben btrneIl Utc-
EatSirtit 8urideencmutsn mercen. obne MISUNDERSTANDING,
9eparatltren an &anBe, 6arntb, Oeitn ader Arteu III t~at3tft~
IfrHt, ebenie3 @5E a. a
0aGrtnmen (Rpetu8, @uttertnsu u, SPcutin8) ale IN Sfperi,
uao gBetb- Ble9 I6lagenbe ArtRI, y
Gin 9utes Sortne II iltup I1reulMatet an Qano. -0l
H8. @ebrau6te OeieH after ArteR rptrben IN GrdaN9e tit heu
8er9mr1en un6 babeu aud G%ifgcFrte inmer %pOrritbta.
! Dtrtt1S GELE o. WGber y 60.
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8etelua8sn BON ausparts, bensu Der Set
tn 90t~Stampa 6et0efagt IL, tpsrben pro
6eiOrgt.
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Cincinnati:
nhreNrpife,

b. Cur tel0r0eren Ie~tnfnlB1abn1e.
Giapaaeertr uas Gfstftnbe funten fetr uVrft@tts fen, ebe lie itre
DtGettt hufen uRb feGtu bitfel6en nur Sen fgI4en a~neeaeGtan
Beamten feafen, weths Sgn Etrem gefalt leben, ntHt 6ber pSa
@IGflern potE 8wifhentrdeern, ba ft FONT Der GefG6r ~duseefest
fkb, bef@wtneelt su reroen uab tfr Getb uRfUnt ~ausae6en. :.
Ourdfabrt8sSillette
mao allen Gtttien sss gDesens Gnp III baben BET
r.t -f ~ s.y @lt g. $ttbsbrdnbf, -
u .as General@Gn igraHteu~W gent ber 8aItiu6gee- unD
, a1 G6D-GtfenbGta.
aasOn Jto. 81 Gha1ilesI IT,, Baltt11pre.
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@ttiaer's g1Ghntnfthtne.

Ole S9netSr Bisf8er @tGbt. iowte ale @etfOnen, pet9e cine
su lie 81 bn1 At d ine st bebeu Uini1ert, fOGtc1. f9 ertrnern,
6a1 etns bon uniern Mai9uen, 8meiRlal 10 bel Arbct tout ais
rgeuo cine anoere, NIB 10 aud ~tWttraat 10 pteI @elS
n brtn9t. DieIes ntddt nniere WadKbneu 81 ben bttltgs
aen, fpslc3e I'M Neartte Fn6 Mekr a8 S00O .assn fu6 aleta
n bsfi6er Stabt in Operation an G5Gen, g8eften NIB 9oien unb
babeit tbre @t9nst Dssr Die 6attt sibeiten tn ben Stauo gelegt, fh
aebr 8els Nl srIpareM, ais tbnea biefe5 gNt arbergn @Se9e nn68=
IDS lit. aae, mslce cine Der be ten @a BIN az d taeu, Sic
nj 9epraab fubi Bd6eu aoGten, ieatsu IN unjeter Oftast
Np. 1853 8dltimoreItraBe
pDlirred1en, 10 @ebroubss 4nueauuaen tn celiider, eugllter,
~rarIsSlIher NIB panther Srrads 3u baden fuhl uno pp MIR Je-
II ,teIeiue 4Gaidine fault, mrf D~sgieIbeu arbetten lerreu. rs.
B&idt nae5 etnem @renptar pan Singers 3d9ntafGuHn4s3e Sci
sno.1 Nuc laai@meu weroen en- gGgeS sSapr nab ibrsm Antaui
Don Nn8 tn collier Sronuig un0 Reparatipn 8e1altea4
(fgb2S ~ g.. ". Spefstcr. Aaert
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90e6fel 0Ourfe.

sOnPom. so Gage @i6t 1861 a Il
.-.tnr} ...... 108 "a Il
Darts. -. 90 8ass gtGt IS 81 as
.t9t5 81 as
Nntperpen. .o0 sage gtnh s. As 05
galsl unO 3art4 SO 3ass5tts 5 81 OF
QmiterDam, 60 Gage St1t 90 q
0amburg go Sage SiAt 81
8remeu 80 3o9e St9t -. 70 a ~
8rantlurt a, ST. 90 Sage t@t. 401@ Il
furs .......-.... ~ a Al
8eritn. 80 6aas Stdt -. 7030 II
Qsip5tg 90 Gage 6t6t 30. $3.50 &c
@pln, $50 Gage Gtht -. 697s II
DteepntO fir ertss 0apter so Sage u
n ~ 4-6 MOnat s 9
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e@s iii ~uaus6pltb DIE pielen Rursn YamGaft au aaaSsen, relde
Itpn BET atten liebeln bara o&ie wsehisn Fsartrtt wlroeR
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@tfsis60s,ates &c.

F~r. rszgFeNgs=g7 rzesAE5J sgSessspY
@t4tis fir Girpdnberer uro 9Ieiienpe.
GrIparniB ION 3eit, OelO uaO GutfernuIq
tur& Se :
Baltimore utaD SbtpsG iferb0Au
ao6 oaen Gheilen bes Wel 3eus
dttr
Borfer8burg utle Wfarietta, pper 0enmpp0.
QBbeelin9 uub Columbus.
Die Baltimore uns Dbio. @tienbalu btettt benz reit.nben glt.
Hum bic erSstea 9srtbetle In gesus auf 8iltsfetL 8eqaemlit.
tett, Siaerbeit, ganttli6tttt anN S@Snbstt Der @eetertta. 70 baG
lie Spn feiner anbsrn Bata tn bteiern 0anba ubertrs fen Mirb
Dtefe @abn pUrn atianttfGen Steer ~auseebenb, ts Bite S!teae ans
~eeesbutefte Qtnte, ~sietdsestt0 aber aud BITE fIrsefe unb ldnenfs
uab baber be btlfgae Npute fur bic Netienben mad benz Weden
hs n6t Y~trfthIen fplttn, lie gu tsnasen (:
Wfeileuemfernun9 Upa Balttrtpre mad
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observation-disclosures

Dd8 9oIt.gotal miro um u ubl j sens
%geSffuet uno I'm Z ubr Nbenos seldlpiien.B
Gn Sonntusen lit oas @etduoe bios 1ari<
Iaen 8 uuS 10 ubr 8rrmittasS rfen. ;
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KEACHI FEMALE COLLEGE.


FACULTY.
REV. J. H. TUCKER,
President and Professor of Mental and Moral Science
and Ancient Languages.
Miss S. G. WILCOX,
Instructress in English Literature,
AIrss SALLIB P. SC0GINS
Instrucress Mathematics and the Physical Sciences
MISS KATE HILL,
Instructress in Academic Department
PRoF. G. T. SCHULTZ,
Instructor of Music-Piano, Guitar and Violin.
Miss SALLTE E. CARLTON,
Instructress in Music-Pano and Guitar.
MISS WILCOX,
Instrucress in French and the Ornamental Department
REV. J. H. TUCKER AND LADY
Stewards Department
MRs E. NJ. JENKINS
Matron.
The Autumnal Term of this Institution commences on
the Isl Monday of September; the Spring Term wilm-
mediately succeed, without any vacation. Each Term
tweuty-ona weeks
Rates of Tuition for the Term of twenty weeks
follows:
In Primary Department SIS 90
In Academic Department Observation-Disclosures. 90 on
In Collegiate Department Observation-Disclosures. % 90
Incidental Expense. ..........-. 0O
Music Piano Guitar. Observation-Disclosures. 25 90
Drawing and Painting Is 90
Board including fuel lights, and washing. G2 SO
Pupils entering at the opening Of the Term within
two weeks thereafter are charged for the Term No de-
deduction for absence except in cases Of proracted i'll
ness. IHOS. NJ. GATLIN,
aug %, 1850. President Board Of Trustees
MANSFIELD FEMALE COLLEGE.
FACULTY.
Rev CHARLES B. STUART, President,
And Professor Of Moral Mental and NuturaI Science
JOHN w. STUART, A. NJ,
Professor of Ancient Languages and Mathematics
w. S. DONALDSON, M. d.,
Professor Of Vocal and Instrumental Music, Thorough
Bass and Composition.
Mrs LIZZIE STUART,
Insructress in English Literature and Mathematics
Mrs. T. A. BATCHEL0R
Instructress in the Primary Department.
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4 MILITARY FANILY-The family of the late captain
J. M. Qey Of Lynchburg, all in active service,
follows:
Dexter Oaey, first lieutenant of company,
Lynchbarg. Van r. otey member of the same com
pany.
John Stewart walker (son-in-law) captain of Rich
mond company, now at Yorktown.
Kirk 0tey, captain of Lynchburg company, at
Manassa Junction.
Hays Otey first lieutenant in provisional service at
Yorktown.
! John M 0tcy second lieutenant in provisional ser
vice under Col. Cooke.
! VIM n 0tev second lieutenant in provisional SER
vice at Sewes Point, fired the first gun in response to
the salutations of Lincoln's vessels
All these gentlemen, we believe have the advantage
of military education. One served in Mexico, and
! four were at Harperss Ferry and Charleston.
As an evidence Of the rare judgment and foresight Of
captain Oteg, the father Of seven Of the gentlemen
above named and the fathern-law Of the other, We
may mention that twennty years ago, at time of pro
found peace when there absence of all military
spirit in the State, he expressed the opinion that the
boy who made himself the best soldier would be likely
to find the most ready and useful employment before
he had passed the maturity Of manhood
The widow Of captain 0tcy lives to see her seven
and the husband of her daughter in the active mil
ary service Of her Beloved Southern country and from
what know of her patriotism, orude and courage,
we venture the assertion that she says, in effect to
each and all of them fight first last and all the time
for the glorious flag of your country-neyer surrender
but in death or victory Richmond Enquirer
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tLate Young Co.,
S CAMP STREET. NEW ORLEANS,
Matchmaker. JeweleF n SiIFeTsmIths


S CAMP STREET. NEW ORLEANS,
Matchmaker. Jeweler n SiIFeTsmlths
eQ IMPORTER offne Watches for ladies' eaA@
%77A and gentlemen Of the most cele-5Ip TX
NI4 brated makers Of En- gland and Switzerland made
to his order expressly in heavy cases gold and sill
yer y and warranted standard fneness.
Ladies' chatelaines and neck chains.
Gents guard fob and vest chains, seals. keys, etc.
Finger rings, earrings, breast-pns cufpins, etc.
Diamond pins and rings.
Spectacles for every age gold, silver steel and tor
toise shell frames;
Silverware warranted pure coin consisting Of table
tea and dessert spoons;
Silver table and dessert forks, ladies butter knives
mustard and salt spoons, sugar, tongs etc.
Plated ware consisting of casors, candlestloks walt
ers, etc. :
Having been always engaged in the nechsEical part of
the business all watches sent for repairs will have the
srctet personal attenon and having every facility for
making any portion of watch, he will be enabled to
work on very reasonable terms.
e5g- Jewelry made to order and repaired. Diamonds
reset in the latest svle Cares mounted in gold and
silver l5, 1856
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FERASD DAH HOTEL.
Corner Of Milan and Spring streets.
@ZaSSA-, i THE subscriber having built the above
hi 455I4sEsA new and commodious house, and has
81 ss53fsssss fitted it up with furniture, informs
thetra7eng public that he i prepared to @ccommo
date guests, pedgng himself that nothing shall be want
OF bis part to give satisfaction The table will at all
times be served with every decacy of the season, pre-
pared by experienced cooks while the servants and wal
ers attentive and polite The Ferandah Hotel being
located in quiet and agreeable part Of the town. and at
the same time only few steps from the steamboat land
ing and centre Of business affords unusual Inducements
to travellers who viii at all times find it comfortable
home. Prices moderate.
HENRY HASSEBRAUK.
Sbrnvanort Nav 90 1861
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SCHMIDT & ZIEGLER.
y ] HART " 90.

u. j. uARf * Co,
AND 79 TCHoUPIToUL&s STREET,
ea rand full and well selected stock Of
GROC RIES,
cles in their line, in part consisting Of
D, Havana and Java.
rial, Pouchong, gunpowder, hysOn, young
ng, padre, etc.
wn, white, loaf, crushed and powdered.
3outrv, sugar house and golden syrup.
ssorted brands, comprising all qualities.
ge stock, well assorted.
YES, mace, nutmegs, pepper, ginger, aisplce
Of all kinds.
7n, Boston, western, northern, white and
and cakes; CASTLE.
T's, Cincinnati.
ieira, Oporto, claret, white, sweet and dry
at, Sherry.
ognac, Rochelle, Bordeaux, Peach, Amer
ad and domestic.
lea New Orleans, ~ Z.
iouOngaheia, Bourbon, Western Virginia,
d, apple champagne.
DYES Indigo madder, sulphate quinine,
a full assortment of other staple drugs and
the case only.
"a Willow Ware, brooms, gunny bags buck
aelves. etc.
sPmLADELPmA WHITE LEAD-Having been
" the sale Of the celebrated White Lead,
by Witherill and Brother we shall keep
hand q large assortment Of the different
rious sized packages, TO which we invite
Of the trade
ands are solicited to give US a call
New Orleans, Feb y, 1858.
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Selling of at COST!

No HUMBUG.
FES4E undersigned having determined close up in
lhIy af6 e. is now selling Of at COST.
The asSar aent comprises every description of fancy
1aa sssr goods gentlemen's clothing boots, shoes
atc asl 1. tHe latest styles and fashion.
strs are invited 10 call ard examine stock and
g-fe7s " MARKS
Texas Street
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n. nWARE, IRON, &C., &C.,


FOLGER x Co,
md New Levce streets, between Grayicr
'oydras streets, New Orleans.
AVE a large and well assorted stock Of
,helfand Heavy Hardware, SwEDEs
nd ENGLISH BAR IRoN They are agents
Jr the sale Of the celebrated CUMBERLAND
and are supplied with a complete assorrt-
rious sizes They are also Agents for
CELFgRArEp QUEEN or TIE SoUTE Corn
LIS and have a full assortment on hand,
Of these mills over others is fully estab-
yny2
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LENINGTON LIYERY SrARLE.

1 ay76 EsEz45A 5SsgSEss THE undersigned proprietor
F6Ss4 F6Ss74ttff q ofthe large tire proof Livery
! Qf4SAE~SSsSNkS-4E Stable ,on Texas Street, Just
above Market Street prepared to supply the travelling
public with horses, bugges hacks and carriages Horses
win be kept by the day month The services Of ex-
perenced osers have been procured and every effort
viii be made give satisfaction to those who favor
with their patronage nseaying their horses with
him may rely upon his strict attention to their inter
ests His stables will be amply supplied with the best
provender that the country New Orleans will afford
4 Horses viii be sold or purchased on commission.
I Oct H. 1850 J. R. BAYLTSS.
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OFFICE sEEkERs.-The Raleigh papers allude to a
crowd of Office seekers in that city 1t is miserable
worthless and iespsable The convention is clothed
with unlimited powers, and we sincerely hope they Will
do something 20 stop the breed. This is time that
calls for the service OF of unobtrusiye but real Worh
Shall our lives and sacred interests be pared in the
hands, and at the Mercy of unprincpal vampires by
high officials when the people themselves in the seec
ton Of officers would never dream Of bestowing upon
them such trusts? curse upon the whole race of self
conceits who act as il they were born with title to rule
the masses, ana presnptuously worm themselves into
positions Of asshorty they could never obtain by the
consent of the Governed. VI. G. Watehman
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FTTRNTTURE,

FURNITURE.
G.. FLINT q JONES,
40 E46 Royal Street, New Orleans
WouLD invite the attention Of their
friends and the public to their fl
& well selected and large stock Of 90
ID Cabinet Furniture. Having ~ I
st year greatly enlarged their establish
ne now enabled to exhibit the best and most
ment of Cabinet Furniture ever offered for
nth, comprising everything necessary in the
a dwelling.
to Furniture, we keep for sale Plush, Hair
9th, Gimp, Cord, Tassels, Springs, Tacks,
OIL sh Glue, etc.
ling, Hair and Moss Mattresses,
z Bed Bottoms, new and economical IN
lforts, Spreads, Sheets, Pillow Cases and
MIRRORS OF ALL SIZES,
riety: Plain aud Checked India Mating
of all kinds, together With Ice Boxes ofev-
arefllly and securely packed for shipment
'..#..
.Ea untry purchasers will always find our stock
+ .r inspection, and are cordially invited to
and examine for themselves.
Is, April IA, 1913
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THE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
SITUATED near Shreveport will be again opened for
. the reception of pupils on the 2D MONDAY, THE 9TH
OF JANUARY, 1860.
Charges:
1st, For board tuition, washing fuel lights
Re, per session Of months 1925 90
Cd For dav scholars, persesson of months, so 90
No pupil received for less than five months deduc-
tion for absence except in Of protraeted illness
All charges to be paid strictly, haifin advance
SP. HELME, A. NJ,
January J, 1860. Principal and Proprietor.
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PRIVATE BOARDING.

4 ssAs~N PRIVATE BOARDING,
aSSMIs5sA45 Travis Street adjoining the Baptist
Ez T5fEFsS1s Church, Shreveport
sa15zlflAfseE The subscriber has had her premises
thoroughly renovated, which re6pened for the
accommodation ofpermanent and transient boarders; and
socits the patronage of her friends and the public,
pledgng herself that nothing shah be waiting her
part that tend the cofort and pleasure Of her
guests BeiBg located in a retired and most agreeable
part of the town free of dust or noise and the same
time but few steps from the of business it affords
unusual inducements to boarders who will at all times
find It comfortable home. Families and single gentle
men can obtain pleasant rooms and day boarders will be
accommodated. Toctl71 Mrs. A. B. TAINTOR.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-06-19
HOMER COLLEGE,.
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HOME COLLEGEs
Homer, Claiborne parish Louisiana.
FACULTY.
REV. VIM. D. SHEA
President and Professor of Mental and Moral Sciences
JOHN W. STACY, A. H..
Professor Of Ancient Languages and Literature,
}. +. SCAiFE, A. b.,
Professor of Pure and Mixed Mathematics.
Professor Of Natural Science.
ISAAC y. SIMMONS,
Principal Of Preparatory Department.
The Spring session Of this institution commences on
the FIRST WEDNESDAY in February next. The College
building is spacious and commodous, capable Of
modating two hundred and fifty students. Among the
many advantages offered by the Homer College, the fol-
lowing may be mentioned:
lst tits locatedna country noted forts heahfulness
and exemption from epidemics.
End The Faculty is composed of educated and expert
enced men, wholly devoted the great work of educat-
ing the young
d The course Of study is extensive and the system
Of instruction thoroughn this respect it is equal
the best Colleges in the country.
4th. The institution is supplied with Chemical and
Phiosophic Apparatus.
College Hill is being adorned it'll beautiful dormito-
Tes, that by the opening Of the Spring session,
shall be able to accommodate all who may apply.
As the strength Of the superstruoture depends mainly
upon the character of the foundation great will be
taken to render the Preparatory Department efficient
The Scholastic year is divided into two terms Of five
months each; the Fall session commences on the first
"Wednesday IN September and closes on the first Tuesday
n February, with vacation OF one week at Christmas
The Spring session opens the first Wednesday in
February and closes the third Wednesday IN June,
which is commencement day.
Rates of Tuition Per Session.
Preparatory Department first division SI5 90
second division ....... 20 90
Collegiate ...................... 20 90
Board (including washing and fire). ....... 50 90
Contingent fee ! 90
Naturalization fee Ito be paid but once ........ 90
For further inorpatlof apply to the President of the
College, or the undersigned.
JOHN G. BLACKMAN, president board of trustees
J. NJ. THoHAssoN, secretary.
Tho ab6sa itI1fj iS he aud 1dar
the direction Of the Louisiana Conference Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, south. april "a