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Tennessee Lesislature

NASHVILLE, April 25.-The State Legislature
has convened in secret session. The reporter,
have been excluded, and the contents Of the Gov
ernCr's message are unknown.
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A Proportion to Settle the War by an Ar,
duration Of the Border States.

LOUISVILLE, April ga proposition has been
made by the Governor Of Kentucky, 20 the Gov
ernOr OF Ohio, that the Governors Of the border
states propose to the UGited States government TO
become srbiirators between the contending parties
In the present difficulties.
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Lrmy Reclamation

ST. Louis, April 23.-Lieut. Merchant and Sur
geon Brewer, Of the United States army, have re-
signed.
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YrsILAnrI, Mich, Jan. IA, Is5i.

YrsILAnTI, Mich, Jan. IA, 1881.
Mr.. SPALDINs-Sir: Not long since | sent TO you
Tor box Of Cephalo Pills for the cure of tn Ner-
vous Head ache and Costiveness, and received the
dnced 20 send for more.
Please send by return mail. Direct TO
A. r. WHEELER.
Ypsilsnti, Mich.
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LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE,
WASHINGTON CRY April 81 1861.

tOrdered to be inserted in the EVENING STAR, IL
being the newspaper having the largest circulation
oil any daily paper published In Washington
ID AL persons applying for letters In the follow
ms list, will please say they ADVERTISED.
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RRysosDsBURs, FRANKLIN Co., OlIio,t
January 9, 1861.
=, hkNRI c. SrALnIys. No. % Cedar street, New
l25,) for which send box Of I" CephalIc PilIsj
send TO address of Rev. WIN. G. Filler, Reynolds
bug, Franklin county, Ohio
YOzr Pills sgork ltss q csars.-esrs Hsa3aeS,
Utmost tNs.aSfp.
Truly yours, WIN, C., FILLER
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CENTER MARkET.-To-day there was but
small representation Of dealers from the farms and
gardens Of Maryland and Virginia The supply
was mea2er. though Of good quality. The bust.
ness transactions We're few and light and the
gangways were not crowded with purchasers or
visitors. The supply in the fish market YVES
small, but. apparently, equal to the demand; sales
were all small Shad were selling at 50 cents per
pair for choice; herring at IL cents per dozen |;
potatoes ~ cents per peck.
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THE WASHINGTON THKArKR is to be opened
next week under the superintendence Of Manager
Bland and VIM Withers, ir who have made
arrangements to have excellent company and
present sprightly attractive drama I'm irst.class
style All the late company, with one or two ex-
ceptions, will be retained and other superior
theatrical talent employed.
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MEDICINES.
u DIR. JOHNSTON,
ID A l. r I M 10 RE

Has dfseoceysd ths most Certain, Speedy aad oal,
Efeefndl Remedy tn the World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCR,
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SEVERAL NEw MILITARY COMPANIES fyolun-
teers OF the District of Columbia have lately
presented themselves at the War Department to
be mustered into service for the defence Of the
Dlstrlct On the terms prescribed by the Govern
ment with reference TO those already enlisted
here; but the Government having accepted suf-
icient numbers for the purpose mentioned has
declined, we understand to receive any further
enlistments at present, unless the companies so
desiring to muster will go into service for much
longer time
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=; 10TH 10 TIE Ay5IIcIxp.-go sure 70 read the adysr-
p p5s q hcLedn's Strengthening Cordial and
BLOOD Punher. IN another column. ri
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Cephalic Pills accomplish the object for which
they were made, VIZ: Cure OF headache in all its
forms.
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kEApKR, have you seen Prof. Woods adysrtiss.
ment IN our paper. Res it; it will interest you.
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NEW CoMPANY.-Last night new volunteer
company was organized at the Union House, cor.
ner OF sixth st and the avenue, called the WAL
ZACH Rifles T.. Sumner (son Of Gen. Summer of
the Army was elected captain, J. s. Norwood
and ID. 3. Westerfeld lieutenants The company
meets again might, at the same place. to receive
other members.
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The SEVENTH REGIMENT As nj. C,s-Tbe
members of the Seventh Regiment seem deter
mined to keep things moving. They Yesterday
took possession Of the seats Ia the Representatives
Hall, improvised Speaker, and held a spirited
session, In which the speech-making and business
proceedings are said TO have been Of the richest
order.
BY The way, some Of our lady readers suggest
that "lt would be so nice'-that 10 their phrase
we believe-if the fine band of the Seventh Regi-
ment would discourse little Of their delightful
music In the Capitol grounds Of an afternoon-al.
ternating, perhaps, with our own Marine band.
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THE SkykSTH REGIMENT had dress drill YES
terday afternoon In front Of the Capitol which
attracted an immense crowd Of spectators The
perfection Of their movements earned them fre-
9uent and enthusiastic rounds Of applause. The
President Of the United States was an interested
spectator or their maneuyers. IL 10 understood
that the Seventh boys 90 into camp on Georgetown
delights on next Monday. s. :
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PREPARATIONS FOR BATHING Yesterday after
noon large party Of the soldiers oned at the
Capitol threw dam across the Tiber lust above
New Jersey avenue, where they intend to enjoy
the luxury Of an evening bath hereafter. The
water is already quite deep, and will make an ex-
cellent place for good wash
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MARRIED,

PENNIES.
feIs9ns desiring pennies will always find them
ior exohanre At the star Ofbee oenntsr III
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FFom tkt ExdniNer, Norfolk, IA.
They have been tested in more than a Thousand
cases, with entire success.
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CoueHs;IThe sudden changes of our climate Ara
sources OF Pulmonary, bronchial and AstknIatis
Agsettons. Experience having proved that simple
femedies Often sot speedily and certainly when
should &c once be had 10 Brolos's ByorehiaI
l.oenss'" OF Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough, or II
4tton OF the Throat be ever so slix ht "A nv this
precsuaon more serious attack may BE- eff eotuaiiy
Ierae1 Oh. PsoIe Speakers and Sinstrs will find
voice. Sec advertisement. d liz
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DIsoRDzRLy.-Last night, Cbss. Halves and f
e Penn were arrested for being drunk disorderly
and profane in the streets The continued pro-
fanity Of Halves while before the magistrate
brought upon him severe penalty-a fine Of slI
and ninety days in the work house. Penn was dis
charged with fine Of 81
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FOR CouRr.-George Taft and Robert johnson
were arrested last night for breaking into the
house Of Mary Miller and assaulting and beating
her They Were captured by Policeman Bright
ana Lloyd, OF the Seventh Ward and taken be-
fore Justice Dom, who committed them to iail
for court, -
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The STARS AND SrRIPKs-The clerk. In III
Patent Once have volunteered subscription FOR
the purchase Of a mag nihcent flag to be forthwith
hoisted over that building
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LET NO FALSE DELIC4CY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
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ND ES.

900 hh.l= Sug.r I'D hbis - L. M,.azsas.
se5O - bi:s Cement. - iis crushed. low 4!
AMI loaf Sugars. 2, bags PeFper AMI Allsrice.
II bgs Ginger , bbls Cloves. eas-s Natlnee,s.
3n bags Cors- 80 each 81 doz cast Tea Kettles.
} aud at SO bags Coffe. 81 boxes Tea. ass Il
qualities 81 boxes Family Ssr? IL casks Ale.
PTS and cts ~ casks Porte in pts AMI qts.
bible soft Shell Almonds. hh Is Figs. 5i i"yas
buneI, R,sins- ), boxes layer Rtisins - half
30 box rock candy: ID box Gum Drons; - box
Lozenges Sd box choice fancy candy in 4 IL box.
~ box cream candy ) 5oyes Maccar.ni. 81 mats
Gin anon. ~ box ground pepper and :,inser- ,
crIoons In iiro II lpx Mustard. p lox Oran-
gas an.i L-Inons- 81 box c!iam1a@n" cider. 81
Hosteters Bits.rs: 81 box S,"ugh;on htters. 2a
loz Un,lerwcoi's Turner's L.moa syrup. 81
boxes P,ckl.s ,ss'd sizes II box tuina.oe and
walnut Ketchup: ) box Worcester sauce; box
olive oil lJ9 bags table salt, in D 4 I'm bags
case table salt in boxes ID case sarJines IN a !.
boxes 81 box Herrings 81 box Goldfish 81 XII
Mackerel - casks sofia = bbis p. AMI VI. Yeast
powders II box Andrews celebrated \ east pow
,lers 10 half fierce and :: terce Rice 10 box sui
phur box Birthstone , box blue stone box
| Concentrated Dye l26 oz Quinin-: 10 icz Wist-
| Expee:orint; II doz Ess Peppermint
| n mouse hole Arinisage Anviis 81 solil box
Vises 30 Bellows, asst siz-s; D stocks AMI dies
asst sizes right ami left smith hammers. ali sizes
ooo cast PIows. all sizes. points. mould hoar!
and sides for same; ID corn sicilers 30 self
sharpening feed cgtters, asst sizes
| 80 prs hreas, chains % prs tongue chains 25
prs str,tch,r chains sd prs traces. ssorted )
cask ch ,ins also g,rien hoes. rlkes. long hll
shoyes spi les. quantities to SUI: purchasers.
30 ,loz Lamp Wicks 10 doz lamp chnneys 3
bbls lnseed Oil bbs tanners Oil.
All jus: received and for sale hv
mar :. 90 J. HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 co.
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The Senator also refers to the case of
Texas, out of the annexation of whi IN
10000. 600 o. money WAS spen. anil TO-
900 lives lost in the M,xian war Ii. eio-
quently adds In the namc % ila.iin
AMI Bissell anil Harris. anl Of the seven
thousand gallant spirit, from Illinois. VIII,
bought brave!y upon every ''attls ii Id of
Mexico. protest gains. tho ri Slt nf Tex.
as to separate herself FROM mi, Cninn with
ont our consent" But the .rsum. .nl reAh.
es the climax wn,n. aliulinS to the Presi-
dents reconni .ntat;on t, appropriate mon
cy to purch use Cuba. Mr.. Dongia, cxclaims.
" What brilliant achievement it would be
to pay Spain 1890. 900 600. anil imme.ii.
ateiy admit tha island into the Union a. .
State. and let her sc,'clc. an | Te.an,ex her.
self to Spain. the next day. whaa the Span
ism Queen would be rea ly to sell the island
again for haii-price or louols prise. accord
ing to the gulioi!i:y .: the purchaser
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VAN buren,
FEMALE SEMINARY.
F. P. LEAVENWORTH,

+. Z. LEAN ENWORTH, PRINCIPAL.
wv ILL commence the Fall SESSION Of this
w School on MONDAY. Sept 81. assisted by
competent teachers in such number as the ratroI,
age Of the citizrns will warrant
The scholastic year is divided into two session.
If five months eac'l Ample accom,no ia'ious ave
been provided for all who may attend. aud no
pains will be- spared to make the course thorough
AMI practical.
Mr.. D-Jeune, who possesses the confidence of the
community will have charge OF the depar; ment Of
music.
Terms of Tuition for Session of five months
one half in advance.
Lower English branches Writing, Geog-
raphv Arithmetic. &c) lJ.O1
Higher English branches Botany Rhet-
oric. Algebra. Geometry, Chemis-
try. Astronomy, dc. 5000
German, French or Latin lO.0C
Music Piano 80 Ol
Use of Instrument 800
Drawing tCrayon) SOC
Boarding. including washing. lights and fuel
can be had in respectable families for $500 pc,
week.
All applications to enter the Seminary must be
made to one of the Trustees.
WILLIAM F. ENGLAND, !
JAMES 4. DIBRELL,
CHARLES G. SCOTT, @ noart OF
JOSEPH j. GREEN, irus'ees.
d. c. WILLIAMS,
Van Buren. Ark, Sept. lst. 1860.
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~ Graceful CoMPLIMgHr To A WIFE,
1he following neat ami beautiful reply was
made by the late Doni,i U'Conna.i, in re-
sponse to toast gwen is compliment TO
his wife. who was the Digest of his long
and affectionate alta nmeni 1t was given
at political meeting Tse English Ian
guase couid not furnish anything moro
touchingly tender AMI I.a -:Gi:
"There a:e some top.c, vf 50 sweet and
sacred nature, that tnsy may be comprc-
handed by those who are happy but they
cannot possibly be ies:rib,l ny any buman
being. All that shall DO is 70 thank you
in the name Of her who Was the Lisintere,t-
ed choice of my early you,n wao was the
ever cheerful compai Oh ,t my manly
years and who is tn. sweetest snlace OF
that " scar AMI yellow loaf" az, al which
| have arrived. In acr name thank you !;
and tins you may lily believe; t"r -xp,-
rlcncr, think, viii show u Us tlit man
cannot battle an strug,it wit'i tie mag
nant enemies OF III, c"lutiy, Ga,aSs ATS nest
1T home ~ warm ani coln!p.tatie-i mess
! the honey OF human lilo IS cpmm.n lei by
a hand that he loves.
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Bosfon. March III Is5o.

D15toH, -HITCa ia IS0J.
have made a chemical ANALYSIS of coin.nercia nj
samples of Chestnu: Grove Whiskev, which proves
70 be free from the heavy FGsil Oils and perfectly
n,ire and unauthorized. The fine flavor of this
Whiskey Is derived from Che Grain used in manu-
featuring it. Respectfullv..
A. A. HAYES. NJ D.. S'1se Ass7yer
For Slle by G. Wharton, Sole PriBcipal Agt
3n-2l No. lie. Walnut-st., PniaielnIia
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just Received

Oh boxes CHEESE for sale by
~ feb "a W. NJ. POWELL 4 Co.
4 q kegs of Pigs Feet. for sale by
III feb "a W NJ POWELL 4 Co.
I'D boxes assorted Candy. for sale by
IL feb "a W. NJ. POWELL & Co.
40 sacks of Flour. for sale by
HV feb "a W. ". PowEIL 4 Co.
O4O boxes Sardines. for sale by
A4O feb 81 W. NJ. POWELL A. Ca
Oh boxes Star Candles. for sale bv
~ feb ~ W. N. POWELL 4 Co.
4 n boxes Stomach Bitters, for sale by
lO feb "a w. NJ. POWELL d Co.
q boxes Schnapps. tor sale by
y feb 81 W. NJ. POWELL & Co.
= bbls sweet Cider, for sale by
. feb p W. NJ. POWELL d Co.
A boxes Catawba Wine. for sale by
II feb "a W. II. POWELL & Co.
a boxes Champagne Cider. for sale by
II feb "A " NJ. POWELL & Co.
+ fsbai ". NJ. POWELL 4 Co
8 boxes of Starch, for gale by
y feb 81 W. NJ POWELL f. co
q bbls Pilot Bread. for sale by
u feb 81 W. NJ Poyrrx A ~
LNRESH COVE OYSTERS. for sale br
IL feb "a w. N. POWELL 4, Co.
4 HiGAkS, Sc, 900 various brands. for sale bv
~ feb 81 W. NJ. POWELL 4 Go.
ENLASKS and Jugs, for sale by
II feb "a N. PowEIL 4 Co.
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POW DE

oRR kegs Cleveland Mills Rife Powder
ZUS ;rIss red anl for sal. by
f.l.2I WA"'> SGCTEM AYD
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Nerr InrL Sent 2rI 1888

Nesr YORK, Sepf. 3rd. 1858.
have analyzed n SAMPLE Of Chesnut Grove
Whisky, received from Mr. Charles Wharton, Jr
of Philadelphia. and having carefully tested it,
pleased to state that it is entirely free from moi
sonous or deletsrous substances II is an unusual
ly pure and fine favored quality of whiskey
JAMES Il. CHIFFON, Aaalytieai Chemist
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~ A DemD:rItic o.aaDt, who was
passing along Ma li,on avenic. Ia. day al
ter the secession O; Souta Carolina m.t an
old and well-9noSn negro. lun l,riny to-
ward the White Hoa,.. rac OH negro az.
costed him IN his usual manner:
Goo. morn, Mas,a -
GOOD morn,ng. Pete" WAS the re-
sponse. "where ara y>u s'.ns in such
haste %
% Well. Massa, l'ze 'gwin, to the White
house u get Sovefnn.nt p,n.un1n..
"lnieci what appoia-uie,.t p
Ize Swine 10 get Il. 'pin nent TO PICK
de stars out cf de Rgg Oh de Uaion."
ne SENATOR panse,i on.
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SEVEN YEARS.

FENHE seven years OF unrivallei success attending
the
COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION ="
have male il q hous hold word throughout every
quarter rf the country.
UnIert the alis.icss of this popular Institution
over three ha1ared tipusanf homes have learned 10
apprccate-by beautifu works of art. on their
tables, the great benefits derived from becoming a
subscriber.
Subscriptions are nov received in ratio unpar-
allied with that Of any previous year
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Any person can become member by subscrib-
ing three doil,rs. for which sum they will receive
lst-ihe large and superb steal engraving. Box
IS inches. entitled.
"FALSTAFF MASTERING HIS RECRUITS"
2i-Cnc copy, one year. Of that elegantly illus
trated magazine.
"Thc Cosmopolitan Art Journai.''
In addition to the above benefits there will b.
given :" subscribers, as gratuitous premiums. over
Flee Hundred Beautiful Works Of Art. compri sing
valuable paintings marbles, perlans outlines, dc
forming a truly national benefit.
+ The Engraving is sent To any part Of the co,In-
try by mail. with safety. being packed in cylin-
der, postage prepaid.
Subscriptions will be received until the evening
OF the 3lss Of January, 1861. at which time the
books will close, and the premiums will be given
to subscril,ers.
Noperson ia restricted to single subscription
Those renting SIS are eatitlei to five member
shins and to extra Engraving for their trouble
For further particulars serl for copy of the
eleg unity illustrated ART Journal pronounced the
handsomea mG5a:iae in america 1t contains cat,-
loSue IF premiums. and numerous superb engrav-
ings. Regular price. 80 cts per number Speci-
men copies, however will be sent to those wishinc .
20 subscribe on receipt OF Is cents, in stamps or
coin Address
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546, Broadway. New-York
n B-Subscriptons received and forwarded by
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nal can be seen
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A Good Farm For Sale.
Mississippi Foundry Agency

AMERICAN MACHINE DEPOT,
&c ST Charles st., corner of Grar;er. Nesc Orleans
hCRlNG the present year beautiful patterns of
=, .. 3, 10. II. a. and l6 inch cylinders.
stationary and >. 6, I. $, O. and ~ inch, Portable
Engines have been completed, AMI ar. now offered
for sale; together with Saw Mills. Grst Mills.
Single Machines, Brick Machines. Cotton Screens
and other machinery. comprising the largest stock
offered for sale while, at the same time it is
southern invention and manufacture and of style
and quality unequalled by any nor;hern importa
tions. Illustrated Catalogues sent TO any address
by mail. 6n27 SAMUEL II. GILMAN.
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EI The Boston Post advises fair cor

EJ The Boston Post advises tair cor.
respondent who complains tina. ths gentle.
mon did not Hs, 70 give her seat in the
horse cars. on the next OCCASION :" t. place
herscIf in the lap of the brst looking one
IN the crvwl.' All xnol enough for him.
YorSa AaEuIcA.-'' Stanley" said
Widower Brown. to his hopeful Of fifteen
summers. " want you to rsmaia a; home
this evening"
"What ior, pop? Wn,ra areyo1 g,ias?'
"That'sa very inps.tinsnt question for
q son to propoaad MS father. hut suppose
I must answer it. am going to pay my
best respects to Miss Salty Patterson thix
evening"
mo You don't. pop! I'm going to SEQ
her myself this evening. snl 'tain't No ass
Of us both going to SEQ the same gal At tha
Same time."
So saying. young Stanley took up his
hat and walked OH. leaving hia ia:hsr pss-
fsctly consoundcd. 80 !
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Groceries, Hardware, sc.

NOLASSES Sugar. Coif-e AMI Tea. Candles
w and S,I.s. pepper. spices, ginger, starch. etc
Water buckets. cburns. bruoIns. wash boards.
ccffe mills. Cotton and hemp roaps. Tobacco of
various bran Is Oysters and Sir,lines
CASTINGS of every description; Nails. Plows
and hoes pad AMI door locks; screws and butts
farming utensils Of all kinds whips, esc.
Blacksmith Tools, nf every description.
A large assortment of Crocscrv and Queens
ware, Jars, jugs, qt pt TASKS. Tin Ware. etc.
For sale by p PERKINS.
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4. !steral deduction will be male for those who
,.v--.ise by the year. AMI yearly advertisers wil
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,Tr-is-7.,rnt iuSert-i any other account, will
. slar=,-i io- the sII-r.-
Circulars will lie charged AT 81 per square.
AIr-rri-erneats of personal matters will Ike
.-.r- - gs.r square. AMI those containing gr-Ss
,.-s1nal abuse. will no; he inserted at any price.
Cz7..i.lat-s for Federal S.at- ofiie,s will be
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W allaCe Institute.

T\HE exercises of this Institution, will be re-
surned on MONDAY, Nov. 9TH. 1860, under
the superintendence of
DANIEL B. CARR, A. B.,
who has been employed by the Trustees to take
charge of said institution.
JESSE TURNER, Preident
nov 80 Board Trustees
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-26

South Hardwick Academy

THE Fall Term of this Institution will CONNIE nee
Wednesday, Sept A, and continue eleven weeks
BOARD OF TEACHERS.
j. sANBoRN, B. Principal
Mrs. NJ. J. SANBORN, Teacher of French
GEO. II. BLAKE, Assistant.
Miss E. j. NORkIS Teacher of Primary Departmen mt.
WILBUR F. WHIPPLE, Teacher of Music.
ABEL T. WAY, Teacher of Penmanship
The above Teachers have been carefully selected and
feel assured that school in this part of the State
offers ample facilities for education than this The
building Spacious neatly furnished and well suited for
the comfort of the student The school is situated in the
pleasant and thriving village of South ardwick easy of
access, and surrounded by an intelligent community
Particular attention Will be given to those who wish to
pursue Classical Course, preparatory to entering Col
ege 1t will be the aim of the teachers teach not sola
ted facts but principles and their relations to each other
to teach practical knowledge that the student not
into life like the hooded messenger of the Savan, but
with his knowledge classified and arranged, that he
may know how, when and where it is to be called into
The best manner teaching the different branches will
tending to teach.
The Piano, Harmony and Thorough Bass will be thor
oughly taught, and vocal music will be daily exercise In
school.
The debating society will give good opportunity for
speaking and writing both to Ladies and Gentlemen.
Lectures will be given by the Principal upon the differ
ent branches pursued during the term.
Board from $3.50 to $780, including room, washing,
fuel, &C.
Rooms for self-boarders shilling per week.
For tuition small handblls
For Rooms or Board apply to the Principal.
South Hardwick, July 20, 1861. E.. GUYER, Sec.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-26
Timothy Brooks Estate.

KANDolFn Drsrsegss BrooEfed in and "f for said
District, on the lGlh day Of August, A. D. 1861.
ZIBA SPRAGUE, Administrator on the Estate of
Timothy Brooks, late Of Ra ndoph, in said district
ceased, makes application to SAID Court 20 extend
the time heretofore allowed him to pay the debts due
from said Estate and to render his administration &C
count until some future day:
Whereupon it is ordered by said Court that said appca-
ton be heard at the Registers Office in Brookfeld the
9th day of Sept, D. 1861; and is further ordered
hat notice be gwen to all persons concerned by the publ
cation of this order in the Green Mountain Freeman pri
ted at Montpelier three weeks successfully, before said
hearing 1895 j. r. CLEATEAND Register