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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
PoR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, hmm eng ., aOaFseneSss
Group BH0nehGtISs Inetplent Con.
aump1H0n5 and for the Relief
Qt GONSumpt&ve Patients
in adyanced Stages
90 stt Us OFT he, Ikea Sc.

This 4 . Fezne5I- 60 universally Known to EuETs'
anyother for the cure Of threat and lung complaints
that u is pss5eas here to the eTidFnres Of it,
Hrtues, 1ts, pnrivalled excellence for eouElS and
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nations Of the earth. Few are the communities ~
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their midst Of iss victory Over the subtle and dan
EeFnuss diE1rdersso Of tEa throat and lungs. As al
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they know taO, the A6eefEot this remedy, We netd
not do more than tn assure them that It has now All
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mankind.
Prepared by Dr.. ]. C. AVER & CO.,
Iowell,s Mass.
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sarsaparilla
FORPURIFYIFGTHE BLOOM

And for the speedy cure Of the subjOIDsd vari.,i..
Disease:
SerefRLa and ScrcftEoms AReetioaJ, sieh o. Trs..,
Ete.Ts SEss ETIGF'tioaS FSTaplss PIEtuII, rs
Is, BSttS, BtaiHs, and oil Sttn DissGGsI
0AELNSp. Ind, 9th june. lSga
J. Q. ATER Co. Gents: ! feel 1t INV duty g.
knowledge what EOur SaFsApaFiIIa has done "a ~
Having tmherited ScTcflIous infection, baTs.9s
feTed from II IN TafiousNAys for years sontlIss.
1t burst out in Ulcers on my hAnds and anna. 80
tt1neA It turnel inward and DISTRESSED ne Al ~
stomach, Two year ago IL broke out on nv III
and covered my sc4fp and ears with one E5re 49,
was painful and loNtheouos beyond dsseTip,iS.'
tried many Incidence and several physciSns Inn
without much relitffrUm anything In fast ths Al.
order grew W0re- At lengI WAS Tejolevi Ia r-ad
In the Gospel Messenger that you had bre1at.S ~
slteTatiye Sara aElla for knew irOS, your Ttpg.
tation that anything you made muFt e rIs54 I
sent TO Cincinnati and got it. ard Ose ii till r5
me. took It, yOu advise. In sInaII dr.eS az j.
teasp6oufnl over month: and used almost NJ"
bottles. New and healthy skin boon began to i5rr
under the Ee4bs which after . while fell al NJ
skin Is now clear. and know by my feeljpys IL,
the disease has gone from my system. You an Vel
believe that feel what am saying wien teIi We
that hold you to he one Of the apostles Of the
and remain ever gratefully. Yours.
ALFREn ThTT
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Merchants and shiPpeE9 entrRSting the trAnSp6rta.
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Tn RATES OFPRBIGHTtoHn and from any p6inttn
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GG JaSorG4t NJ are changed 0EheF Il. r. C5ipaafl
- BE PattteulaEsto marx r'Aekasea sFIA PEsISA.
E,J.SNREDER, Philadelphia
p SNAaRAW4 Ro0ES, So-NoEth StreSt BsAtimsrs
n LEBCH4 COSSo.2 AstoF uouSa, OF MOL. 81 Vim
sfs5t - ISt.N.Y.
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lE4 a.iH. HOUSTON, Gel'Ei EFeigld ut Pi1ila.
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Many remarkable cures Of these affections have
6sNn made by the attentive power OF this medeire
1t stimulates the vital functions into vigorous action,
and thus overcome disorders which would be sup
posed beyond It's reach Sneh remedy has lona
PeeR re9utEed by thu necessities Of the people, and
Waate eonEldent that this viii do for them all that
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Broaelottle, Coitrl Or Sireiied N,e..

bottles Of your SatsapaTilA cUrtIl truui a Co,y.
IA hidc6uS swelling On tue neck, which had ~
leFEd from over two years.
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Is Ez;ss'ss.EE77E37; St
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D.A. STEWART, Pfttbburgh;
u. 8. P1ERcE Co, 2anosville, o; J. j. JoANSFos
Ripley, O.; X. MGSEELY, MnysTIlle Ky; CE1IsTY 8
C.cPPER, PoEtlnaouths 0SS pApp6ek 8 CO, JedersuI.
Vile, Ind; H.W. BGIEN Co., Cincinnati o. AEHE1S
uElBERT, Cincinnati, O:;R! O. Ak1D8It HaliiSon
Indi Jos. b. Mo91E, louisviIle, Ey.s p. 0.tO'RmSTf
Co.. Evansville Ind Vi. 9RGHllf & Co. Cairo in
=. 2. sASsf SHAIEH& Glass, st L0nISs &o;4 Ions N
HARMS, SA6hEtlle, Tenn; EftHAtgos HuNF MSmpllfS
Team; CLAuEl& Co. Chicago. M ;sF. N. H
Alton, Ill, OF to Freight AEants Of Rail nfsd5 n
different pOtntG the West. 2 p. =
zle GToatcst kheildieg C5SJet foEG e FSottefa9 md
Spcady Ir1a5pOTt Of Lipe Sod,
ana COOP AccoHNonAI1oHB vi usual privilege
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- ALFRKp n. TALIEY

g. AitLROny'g Fire. R0IE N ETynptl1t, 7sittr ~
Salt lieRHl, Said Head. RIGglCOg1l, S9Tt ~,
DT0ER.
Or. Robert N. PIshle writes from Salem. ~ In,
Sept 1889 that he has cured an inyeterate az ~
DTcp5g, which threatened 10 terminate faIally IN
the persev eriBg use Of uUr SarSapaTillA and a.,
dangerous attack Of Malignant ESyapelaJ by i,rr,
dose QG the same; says he cures the common E-5.
ti0as by II constantly.
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will stake my reputation as y man. my standing
as nelChArt II thirty years residence in the city
Of New York that what pledge au testify to with
my seal my alIel, and my certificate Is correct aud
cal, he relied upon by every purchaser.
Physicians WHO Wines and liquors in their
practice should give the preference these articles
70. sale by all respectable Druggists and Apothe-
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Three Through Pa senEer Trains,
BETWEEN PITTsBURGII 4 PHILADELPHIA.

Eacee Inrough IA senEer Trains,
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH &PI1ILADRLPuIA.
Connecting direct In the Union Depot at Iittslnrrh
with through TTlDa from all Western eitiesfo Pila-
delPhla1 New Hoth- RstOn, Baltimore, aud Waiting
ton City: thus furnRhipg facilities for the tFanSUoF-
tation OF PassepGeU, f0rspeetland com.
fort. by any other FDHte.
Express md Fast LJgeS run tlroRsb to PHILADELPHIA
without Phahs e6f CaEs or C6nanGtCra.
Smoking cars areattaehOd 10 each train: F0olruG7s
slreptnE Carseto KKpTeSs and Fast Trains The
Express runs Daily Mail and Past Line Sun
dayEexeeptRd. Thres peily Transc6nnect direct for
New YoSks R1PEeAs and lest Iihes connect Tor Hal
timoFe and WaahingtOn.
Sig AAlly TFaius between PhFlSde0 bla aud New
York. 1FWb Daily Trains between New York and
Boston Thrnush Ttekets (all Kali ate good either
81 the above Eranh, aud transferS thrUug New York
BOAT TICKETS to Boston are good via Norwich,
Pail River OF Linek baggage transtsrred
free. -
TICKETS may be Outlined 1t any Of the irpportnnt
Railroad Oces In the We6t;AlSo, on board any ofthe
regular Line ofstsamers on the Mississippi o. Ohio
rivers.
#B-Fare always as low aud tinAe az
qnicl<i as by any Other Route.
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". p. SuTH. Master of TFanSportatiOa.
L. n. COLE, GeRl TIckst Agent. apo
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UDOLPHo woLFEs PURE JAMAICA
RCM. ST. CROIX RUN, SCOTCH AND
IRISH WHISKEY
Al the above imported and bottled l,y himself,
warranted pure and Of the best quality.
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BrOadcaSt Seed EONer!

ITJHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE PURCHASED THR
i right for NAMES SEED BO9RR. which tows
all kinds Of Grain and GrG0s Seeds in the per-
feet manor. 1t Il simple in its construction and
asES with great accuracy and TaPditY, distributing
tho seed evenly upon the surface without the
and labor peculiar To hand sowing. Orders for
SoWeEs will receive prompt attention.
mh9D SMITH 4 GORVKLL.
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TEtY49g-7ll prime tie6 I01E ~ m
~ ~ 49, f9yls1 H.RKiEIY.
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THOURANDR OR CARRs.

1tnot onlyFelieTes the child from pain hut InTigot
9e9 bOReiS coFreetG and Siyss
tone asld energy to the whole system. 1tWtrelleve
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-06
SIR JOHN PARKINroN, MP (AN EX-NINIsTER
ON LORD PALxERSTON'5 AMERICAN POLICY.

Richmond, Nov. 9th, 1851.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-06
Gen. Price of Missouri.

Congress on Wednesday passed unanimously the fol.
lowing resolution:
A RESOLUTION OF THAMES TO NAJoR-sKNERAL STERLING
PRICE, AND TO Tx orrICERs AND SOLDIERS UNDER HIS
COMMAND. FOR GALLANT AND NKRIToRIoUs CONDUCT IN
rHE PRESENT WAR:
Be it resolved by the Congress Of the Confederate
States Of America That the thanks Of the people Of the
Confederate States are eminently due, and hereby
.endered to Nfjor General Sterling Price and the Mis-
curl Army under his command for the gallant conduct
sy have displayed throughout their services in the pre-
sen: war and especially for the skill fortituee and cOur
age by whch they gained the brilliant achievement at
l. xngton Missouri resulting, the 20,h day Of Sep
euher last in the reduction Of that place and the
render Of the entire Federal army there employed.
Be a fur Tier rs'o'vsd That copy Of this resolution
be- communicated by the President TO General Price and
througn him to the army under bis command.
It has been corsctured that this action Of Congress
crew out Of the rumor that it the intention Of the
executive to supersede Cen Price nhe command of the
.lces IN Missouri and was designed ntiuatiOn OF
TIE feeling of Congress in regard to such preceding
Ii such was s purpose lie meaning is not at all equivo
cal If Gen. Prca superseded, it will not be With the
appreciation Of the Representatives Of the people The
popular impression is and il appears to be shared by
Congress- that Gen. Price is the soul Of the cause
in Missouri that he than any man who has risen,
displays capacity for successful irregular warfare; that
considering his means, be has accomplished more than
any one man since the bsghn and deserves hearty
thank, and liberal encouragement from Government
and people, The circulation Of the rumor, that his re-
mova was neditsted has, far as are advised, ex
cited but one feeling among persons from all the States
now assembled in Richmond. The rumor may be, and
We hope lei founded in mistake We heard il suggested
Yesterday that the Missouri forces have not been turned
over to the Confederate Goyernment-snd that any APP
portmsnt made by would have no control over those
ioroes. We give the solution for what it may be
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-06

s,rr.n,v 81 The tines ip5as TIE necessity cf pSsinF
esb m sv, hing resi'al tn alton Of ztvspsp-r
ipsei time since "a o1ae7 ma In no ca soou
Zoe 5 -.-l on ur books unless 'he orler fr the
,a- r.s panird bv the ney paw Tor he IT.
OF the lines hl- 70, on conf ned u n this dtes'
,.tI,- , comm uy O. Gtncurcs ti III snhic bers
s wig rra bloss thai cstly forces u 10 al
,gs,r rul. In -sr.- % Hs unti M tres Just
fv lee -r-ss 20 h' col wi. fNhw q commerce ht
orE o. s-1l1s ost our t hs o,e made olt In such
An On axw H. when pf sc rcH sIb1rlbsr In AfV nee or
Ncrn-. rr'lon ma "a au b. dre alto place elcl
sab.--lbsr n "a within tie X three mo3hs 'nte
1t Of ar 1861 he o. al Who have not paid 'ccor TN
these terms erased o books. and sui NV here
amer aey vii he ct - Fg'ar5h rs o. ne eXpir
ufthrr nbrrpt and IA roUr eadlsud 81 al une
psysu mad- s preservation comPes tbs course or else "
you'd not be adopted
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-06
NhB War.

The Indications yeaer ~ seemed to point to speedy
battle on the Po'onsc Rd We have had go many
threatening signs from ha I'''r l'ely, that We know
not what to believe. Ths rt 'h't the Yankee feet
had ett Fortress Monroe q ne '.Onsc inaames the
expectation I, msy be ia 'hs enemy are constrained
to break TIE blockade Of tia! river, at the risk OF
fight.
From other quarters We have no news worth report
ing The telegram pretends 70 give Later intelligence
from Missouri, bu, Il Is Only another version Of tn
Northern account which we published Tuesday obtain
ed from papers But coming now by telegraph, though
sorthlsas IL will h.nr second reading.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-06

Sir Johu Parkinton said: Lst them look across the
Atlantic and they would there the sudden aud extra
ordinary collapse Of that attempt to promote and in
crease the Happiness and welfare Of mankind by gov
erning them the principles Of extreme democracy
Hear That republic bad fallen to pieces. 1t was
rent and torn by civil Some Ct the finest provinces
in the world we're being devastated By unjust6abe
Observation-Disclosures was srrsyed agaist brother parent
against chd-were 6gbling-and what we're they fight
ing forS There was one great principle which they
might have had in sntagonsn. The North might have
aid You Southern people the owners of slaves and
we do battle with you 10 put an end 10 slavery
lOheers Bet they had not said 90 for though the
Nor.herners did not hold saves, they bad sanctioned
slavery and they not waging this borribl, war In
order 10 put an end TO the evils OF slavery Hear l.
His belief was that from President Lincoln downwsrd
there was not in America who would venture to
tell them that he really thought possible that BY the
force Of circumstances the North could hope to compel
the South to again join them in constituting the United
States Il was altogether HOPELESS and Ii shocking
n sed war waged with 20 little cause, for 1t biz
sincere belief that the real nsgaton for this terrible
war was the shame they felt that the world should Wit
ness tho disruption OF thar great experiment Hear,
hear.
ysHe earnestly wishsdnd be was sure every pres
emit there that day would Join in the wsh-that that
might be speedily pu. an end to Hsar, Hear He could
not refrain from expressing wish that the great Powers
Of Europe would remons,rate against its continuanoe-
He thought the Emperor Of Russia had Afforded good
example to Europe By the course which he had xken-
psan opion and he sir ]. Pakngton) could not help
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-06
nrrad and WhIskey.

A Southern cossmporsry denounces IN terms OF JUS
bat s'rorg reprObatOn the extensive dshluon OF the
FsF Of life into one Of the most prolific fountains oil
misery and de4ih that let loose upon an uu
happy race. In the present condition OF TIE SCUM
when IL Is absolutely necessary that all the grain We
raise should De converted is legitimate purposes lie
disti., u'o wlskey should be restricted to such Inn
is as are required for metcnal purposes and the mod
crate supov Which ia necessary for the army. Auythlrg
bsvond tbis is vsnon criminal and reasonable Nss'c
OF articles essential the support Of our soldiers
the comfort Of cur population.
We fad the foregoing in the columns Of coiemporary
is DRIFT perfectly visible. les another device to i'm
pose on the agricultural community. Under tbs odium
Of mean whisky, the dslstion Of that LIQUOR is to be
taxed or proioi,ed-hat IT, the farmers are to be de-
prved Of fair and open marke. for their grau on the
prstsx. that it may be converted into intoxicating
boverage, and tia, what i, no. used will command
4 hghev;price from the consumers. Perhaps the very
men Who object to high prizes for grain they who
have been engaged in the saeIiOr;On. But be this as
Il may the agrcruriss sre those who will have to meet
all the burdens Of the wa ard they entitled to, and
to be able to perform tst task they ought to have the
privilege OF receiving prices for their produce The
Government combination with the uilsrs prevented
many Of them from receiving fair price for their wheat
and il it could be arranged by law that should be
used for no other purpose than human food that article
would b. IS cheap dirt Tle effect Of this would be
20 deprive thousands OF farmers of the OF paying
their tsxss.
TIE schema however adroi:ly pushed clnnot fail 10
be bfsd in Legislature representing people so Ct,
ssntisly agricultural as those Of Virginia.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-06
WHAT TIE ARIsTOCRATs REALLY DREAD IN
ENGLAND


As Sir John Pakington does not concede that his
American politics have been for English use, We cannot
be sorry that ne has apgh shown his true colors.
We see that in the great abroad he rallies to the
cause of slavery. And the moral he draws for his own
party at home is hrmer union 10 defence Of every po
CAL social and RELIGIOUS monopoly. He raises am alarm
Of democracy but there is something older and more
terrible than democracy in the United States that dis
ouets society Is built the modern foundations
Of equal Inheritance and equal laws There Aye been
spns that Sir John Parkin on'S party would as willingly
govern by ignorant and brutal DEMOCRATIC maj 'ry
80 long they could safely coun. it, ss by that ohr dcs
potism, an oligarchy None appeal so readily to the
pssiols Of mob, deride more heartily the pre-
tensions of claim 10 DO admitted merely because IL is
reasonable They have, however, part TO play, des
pv to fulfil and we cannot bat think IFS character il
viydly ILLUSTRATED by Sir John Parkinon's speeches
Tee American Co institution however, is as far beyond
the reach of his III wishes American freedom IS be-
youd his sympathes. However this war may end, that
n least will remain the fundamental Law Of the Anglo
Saxon race beyond the Atlantic
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-06

thinking that Il the Powers Of Europe were without At
tempting actual interference to of.r their remonstrau
ces for America they might have beneficial thect-
Hear Hear He must confess that be was disappoint-
ed the language held by Earl Russell on this subject
at the recent meeting Newcastle he did not blame
the policy which the the Government had adopted with
regard 70 America He thought they RICH. In a..
dopog the principle Of neutrality, but he did wish that
thai irl Russell had avsed himself Of the opportunity
At Neycase of expressing in somewhat and more
decided language the views of England with regard to
this war; Hear hear He had heard 1t said that they
ought not judge Of American institutions oy the TACT
of the civil warthat civil might occur in any coun.
rv and that thswas not TO be consderd the result Of
democratic principles. But his answer to this was that the
institutions of America had broken down before that
had begun.
Let them ask any intelligent American citizen what
were his views the subject Had democracy succeed
ed Had extreme democracy contributed to promote
American institutional Had the administration of JUS
tee been pureS HID the Government been free of cor
rupton? Was liberty of psrson secure for the mnori'
tvY Ask intelligent American citizens, and they would
te them that which il within his Sr Johns know
ledge they had told again and again g. Englhmen In
America aud at home "Take warning from this coul'
| tryn Beware OF what you doing in England. Be
ware how you copy that democracy which. unhappiy,
we have adopted" Cheers Did not these tacts speak
to them in terms which they, as intelligent citizens OF
great State we're not liberty TO disregardf DID
saw TO them In words plain the handwriting on the
wall Happy Ergand cher sl the institutions that you
have support your monarchy guard your pure religion,
maintain your liberties" These were what he held TO
BE- the principles OF true conservatism These were tie
principles which he believed they all entertained These
we're the principles which they wished to Gct-not To-
sensible 10 the necessity Of Improvement, but deter
mined TO guard those blessings which they oyed un.
der the Constitution under which they lived. Cheers
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-06
No CoRnESPONpKNTs.

* srs on buslaSss E,usi 5s addressed 70 ha"Ld"or
L-l;s ,srshoa bc sidSa o. &c POs- ,0i rot os pSoslS
~ TAO e y rus o. ~ Gac7g ought @ 90 trotcR 70 a.
"a ~ ~ ssss - lslar'ad FROM 0bttdry notices esceef
a., 49,, ls-s ~ eatrysi lor I.iu-vtsmsHts-
- u ctaa0t r-fcrlss % rs;yg rss1tt coHlniHHodIton
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-06
LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE.
TEE CONVENTION.

The Convention las. night adopted schedule, fixing
~, ,,cord TI~sday in Mareh next as the day for
submitting to the qualified voters, the question Of the
ratification or rejection Of the Constitution IS amended
etc, @
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-06
Lnnr.innn senators.

The Legislature Louisiana has elected Gen. Sparrow
,ad J Ssmmes 5rr ofs to the ConfedeFats Congress
are very good appointments. Gen. Sparrow Is
A present: member of the Provisional Congress, and
Mr. semes is one Of the mos. eminent OF the Southern
bar. In respect to old parties, Mr. ssmnes was Dem
ocrat and Gen. Sparrow Wing.
All the Confederate States except Virginia have elect
ed their Senator'S.
LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE.
II mint session Of both Houses the following gentle
man were nut in nomination for Confederate States Sena
tors, viz: A Dsclous,. Z Sparrow, A. MOuton, J. g
Olivier. B. I, Hodge, J. p Berjlmin, A 5. Herron, ID.
F. Kenner, T. J. Ssmmes, and Judge Land. On the Sc
cond bll1t Gen Sparrow received 65 votes Of the 2S
cast, aud declared elected On the fourth ballot;
Ron. T. j. Semmss received ca voel and was declared
elected, szsaa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-06

II ISTILL. n WANT xD.-A reliable, sobsr. single
ma, tor,ughy acqu with the bus and capable
OF maiInE good Yields take charge OF nev eabihert In
forheTn Alabama permanent uauon ana isr Ssfs wiz DC
given on salsfaeiory proof Of ability n.vo
d.s-sss :" Undsr sposv0od Houss,n ehneaa, W.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-01-09
~ METHODIST ,s.5 ~,
PROTESTANT FEMALE COLLEGE,:
JamestOWll, GuiIfOrd Co., N. e. :.

SdMestOWl, Gu1i1Ord Co., N. Co.,
VNHE FOURTH SESSION will commence January ID. !.
1851, with the same Faculty the past session The
Of the bealthes sections Of the Sate is desisabie
school for those who wish to give their daughters ws
thorough and accomplished education, -, /;
Tuition SIS per session Music on Piano or Guitar sso
Grecan Painting 81 SO; Embroidery & So Latin French
Oriental Painting. Drawing Hair Flowers Wax Flowers
Feather Flowers Wax Fruit each 10; Vocal Music tf
Contingent Expenses Il: Board Il so per month ncud
ing washing and fires Lights extra. = -, =, =
No deduction except IN cases Of protracted sicknesa-
One half payablein advance. = 'fs:s- p t.s8tFi =
For further information address -t3ts ga.:t: =
Dec ls, 1860. 5I-wan ;,