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For Congress-.

DR.. r. c. GRIFFIN, of Edgefield, is an
nounced as q candidate for CONGRESS from
the Third Congressional! District. composed
of the Districts of Abbcvillc, Edgcfcld,
Newberrv, Fairfield Lexington, R;chland
and OranScburg Oct % rs
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
Burning Of the Museum.
LITTER From Mr.. BARNT.n

New YORK, July IA, 1865.
MEsSEs. HERRING e Co.-CiESTLE,I1N:
Though the destruction of the American
Museum has proved I serious loss to my
self and the public. l am happy to verify
the old adage, that Its an i'll wind that
blows nobody good and, consequently,
congratulate YOU that Your we'll known
safes have again demonstrated their supc-
rior tircproof qualities in al ordeal of 1n-
usual severity.
The safe you made for me some time
ago was III the office of the Museum oa
the second floor, back part of the building,
and III the hottest of the tirc.
After twenty-four hours of trial, it was
found among the dcbr.::, and on opening
it this lay has yielded Up its contents in
very good ordcr-books. papers, policies of
insurance, bank bills, M in condition for
immediate use, and Il noble commentary
on the trustworthnc"s of Herring's Fire
Proof Safe. Yours truly, p. T. BARNU
Eerring's Patent Champion Safes.
TIE Most R0itblc Protection from Fire
nor KnOrU
HERRING & CO.'S PATENT BANKERS
SAFES. with Herring & Floyd's Patent
CrystaliZcd Iron, the best security against
Il burglars drill ever manufactured
HERRING Il CO..
No. 251 Broadway. cor. Murray St. n. y.
FARRELL. HERRING Il CO..
i'hilapclphia.
Oct 26 2mo HERRING x CO., Chicago.
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For CONGRESS-.

We are authorized to announce JAMES
FARROW, Esq, of Spartanburg, as can
dldatc to represent, In the Congress of the
United States, the Fourth Congressional
District, comprising the Districts of An
derson, Pickens. Grccnville Laurcns, Spar
tanburg, Union, York and Chester
Sept 30
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The celebrated Sir Boyle Roche
once declared in Parliament: "Sir, /
would give up halfway, the mhole of
the Constitution, to prese,re the re
m0inde1-."
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FEMALE SOCIETY. = We endorse
every word of John Randolph about
ladies' society. Read what he says,
young man, and act accordingly
"You know my opinion of female
society. Without it we should degen-
crate into brutes This observation
applies with tenfold force to young
men and those who are in the prime
Of manhood. For, after a certain
time in Life, the literary man makes a
shift "a poor one, I grant, to do with
out the society of ladies. To young
man nothing is important as spirit
Of devotion (next to his Creator) to
some amiable woman, whose image
may occupy his heart, and guard it
from pollution, which besets it on all
sides. A man ought to choose a wife,
as Mrs. Primrose did her wedding
gown, for qualities that ''wear we'll. !"
One thing at least is true-that if
matrimony has its cares, celibacy has
no pleasures. A Newton or a more
eminent scholar may find enjoyment
IN mere study, man of literary taste
can receive in books a powerful
auxiliary, but a man must have a
bosom friend, and children around
him, to cherish and support the
dreariness of age
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GentleEnen's Variet's,

Coats, (dress and frock,) Pants, Vests.
Shirts Of all descriptions, over and under
Flannel and Fancy Shirts
Drawers, lambs wool and cotton
Hats, Stockings. Socks. Gloycs-a great
variety.
Collars, linen and paper.
Wristbands, Playing Cards.
Fine Tooth and Pocket Combs.
Buttons, for coat, pants. vests; Buckles
for do; Tooth Brushes
Boots and Shoes OF all styles and the
best qualities.
Pocket and Neck Handkerchicfs. sill. and
cotton; Ncck-tics of the latest styles.
Pocket Books.
Fancy Pipes Mecrschaum
Pocket Handkerchicfs, linen, silk and
cotton Hats: Pen and Pocke. Knives.
Hazors and Razor Strops.
Suspcnders Of all sty' s.
Tobacco, French and English style.
Shirt Bosoma, Boys Shoes
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Cotton Wanted.

|eNdh highest prices paid for COTTON and
Il Tor all kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Farmers and country merchants will find it
20 thelr advantage to call and see.
sept IL SCIZBACHER K co.
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The friends of DR.. \. y. TALLEY nomi-
nate him as a candidate for Mayor at the
ensuing election il April next. Nov 2*
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Hardware!

S0 DOZ. CAST STEEL AXES. assorted.
e)NJ so doz. AUGERS, shor, and long
shank, blue nut and spoke.
80 doz. Anger and Gimct Iitts.
20 pair Blacksmiths Bellows.
"a g Patent Balances.
II doz. Spring Balances.
II Hand Bells, assorted.
100 :" Window and Door Bolts.
so g No. 10 Cotton Cards.
80 No. 6 Wool Cards
II jim Crow Cards.
30 8 Cork Stops and Patent Fawcets.
600 - Butt Hinges, assorted.
so Carpenters and Shoe Hammers.
80 gross Metal-head Glnlcts
so doZ. ShinGEng Hatchcts, assorted
20 Axe HclrcS.
gross Anger and Chi-cl Handles.
doZ. Tea Kettles. assorted.
100 '' Locks, assorted.
SO g Coffee Mills.
10 Smooth. 80 Jack. 2j Fore and 20 Jonter
Planes. II Plow Planes.
100 Beads. Rabbits, Daao. F;lii-:cr. Pump,
Spar and Banmist"r Flames.
36 pair Match Planes. assorted.
sets Hollow and hounds.
12doz. Marking and Mortisc Gauges, as'd.
80 doZ. Axle iuiic>, Shoe Pincers, Peg
Cutters, &c.
20 doz. Carpenters Ealcs- lockwood. bone
so doz. Short and Long Handle Shovcls
and Spades.
80 pair brass head Shoyols and Tongs.
90 doz Iron and steel Squares, ass'l.
80 Cross-cut, Mil and Circular Saws
5000 paps Taeks. Finis'g & aud Shoe Nails
81 doZ Iron Wire Sicvcs.
80 gross Timed Iron and y. II. Tea and
Table Spoons. For sale by
EDcERT1M & RICHARDS.
Nos. 80 and 81 Broad Street
Charleston, S. c.
G. VI. LEITCH. who has been long and
Tavorablv known IN tine Hardware trade,
Will be pleased 20 see lis friends at the
above place. Oct "a tuth4
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Atlanta Medical College.

THE Course of Lectures in this institu-
ton will commence on the FIRST MON
DAY in November next. and continue four
nontns-tne Faculty having changed Tue
time for the session from summer to the
winter months
Oct 25 1mo
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ML5CELLANX

A New THEORY OF DIETETICs. DR..
Erasmus Wilson, quite celebrated in
England, has been lecturing very
extensively, and finally published
several lectures, to prove that the
great body of the young English
gentry are annually sten,red into i'm
becility and death by the insufficient
quality of their food. Breakfasts of
tea and toast he does not approve of;
and for growing youth, instead of
meat once day ut dinner, he thinks
three times day would be none too
much. Instead Of diet two-thirds
vegetable to one third of animal food,
ne would have it two-thirds animal to
one third vegetable
He speaks of this chiefly as means
Of preventing disease. The most
vital organs, apart from the digestive
tube, are, he says, the brain, the
lungs and the heart. If these are not
supplied with q siifficiency Of whole
some nutriment, there are always Gle
ments of disease enough lurking
round to attack and destroy them.
We all know, for instance. that the
best safeguard against most fevers and
miasmatic diseases is vigorous state
of health; and in a Southern climate,
to go out of doors before taking
breakfast, is, therefore, justly consi-
dered dangerous. In like manner, in
the North, where diseases of the lungs
prevail, cod liver oil, the richest
cream, and, indeed, generous diet,
is generally the best medicine. The
muscular fibre of meat, rather than
the fat or a vegetable food, is the
great secret of even the Banting sys-
tenn. Nor is there any doubt but
that the healthy action of the brain
and heart depend on plenty of good
nutriment
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Dry Goods

OF all descriptions. suitable to ell seasons
and all manner Of persons They have.
among many other articles, fresh supplies
of the following:
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G. VI. LEITCH. who has been lorg and
favorably known IN tine Hardware Trade,
Will be pleased 20 see lis friends at the
above place. Oct 24 tuth4
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DEG to inform the citizens of Columbia
ID and the people of the ncighborins
country, that they arc now receiving and
aavc received, great variety Of
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-08
CHURCH SCHOOL
FOR
YOUNG LADIES.
ANNANDALE,
MADISON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI,
tPosr oFFicR-RApuos srlr,osl

I'VE first annual session Of this scboo, vii, ,o-
= mence on the 20th. of Sept, 1855. Ths.o ~,
gate. N" ana tue Cole
applicants will be admitted into the pr,rorr n.
piltmeht without examination, st snv sge AZ.
nIaslon into any of the classes of the Coi,ac;a..
DePan.nen., or promotion from cue TO another viii
DC granted TO such, only. as sustain "a exe ANIMATE.
~ me s.noles which precede It. Thoas who SOW.
its close, a diploma. ""' 'oce'Ve' st
rT1 .ne government Of the young ladies'. bpt on.
,uie VIII be established, w, . TIA, tbsr Iii =.
on tunes conduct themselves as becomes tSa 5a"-
Trsol gentlemen and the enforcement NJ ,his e.
uHation VIII be the special duty of Mira. Johr.,.sss
s,sl,Grs to the pupils must present letters Of Is,
nJuuGuoh from parents or guardians TO tic P,i,n;.
ing school hours. SHAuAy' or aur'
Eaen pupil Is requested to furnish her ovn ,o.L
ssPoon, towels and napkins, and 20 hava tbssnA
u Her clothing marked With Der name in 1nII
paly Instruction in plain sc ewing viii he sS,,d..
suTu as oeslre II, without extra charge.
PARENTS who prefer their chIldren sbo.I5 -
sauoy our religious textbooks, are requested "a ~
Wy sne principal, and they will have their Eisbss
81 A comfortable back will RIM on uo.S-
neaneadays and Fridays, between Madison Sts,Ssss'
On tne n. o., ]. d g. N. R. R., and AnnsnSsI. ~.
u.ies distant, connecting with the traIns- tn
Miss. N "Aofson county,
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TRINITY MALE INSTITUTE.
PASS CHRISTIAN, Miss.

IINHE CQprse of Study in this Institution will am
brace the Ancient and Modern Languages an,
tne Natural and Exact Sciences. Pupils viii ia nre
pared for advanced admission to our highest ITni
v~erslties; and for the different pursuits Of life with.
cut a Collegiate Conrse.
Inc known experience and success Of the Subscib.
er IN the work of Education, and the proyerbisI
heaitnfulness OF the locality, afford grounds Of a..
snrSnce TO parents, that In all his arrangements. in
tne selection Of his teachers and bis personal stten.
toh. Tue health, comfort, and intellectual imnrove.
msnt OF MS pupils will be secured.
Inc school In its arrangements and discin,ine
WI be conducted on the military plan. No pni'
ioim VIII be required till the Second Session.
Inc Annual Session will consist Of nine months
now adopted BY Colleges aud High Schools Of
CHARGES PER sEssIoN-Pav,bls in.
variabiy in advance:
lst grade, including the Languages. s1eoo
consisting Of . full English Cours.. a60m
Entrance Fee ISM
seat In ohurch-charsed BY the vesty....... 500
These items include all the exspense or ~ |
scnooi-B Board, Tuition. Books and Ststionerv.
Letters, tll the mails shall haye been estaLiish.d
may Be addressed to the Principal, care of u Ma
BAN Hail., New Orleans.
O.. Rkv. THos- s. SAVAGE.
W ~ WI Principal
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-08

IA
49, In another column of to,dsy.s M
Per may be found the names of tho Fac
wy at Aunandale Church School. Mr..
S<'es0e is the daughter of Dr.. cooDer.
who WssFhe President of Columbia I'M.
ve''ty' s. c. She is the widow Of ,ho
late eminent %jurist. Judge Lesesne. Of
M'o'e' As Teacher or Direc,ress Of
young ladies'. We are sure her advantages
have been suficieu, to render her comns.
tent to Gil the position.
Mrs. Harris Teacber in English branch.
e. and Prof. DeBoncard of Modern
languages are both well qualified to in.
part Instruction 10 these departments.
A the Right Rev. VIM. NJ. Green i,
Chancellor. and Rev. Geo. C. Harris.
Rector and teacher in Accent Languages.
We think Ifs Faculty" recommends a
school. Annsndale Church School has
,utbeient recommendation.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-08
PRO
OF THE
FREE AND ACCEPTED MAs0NS JOURNAL,

ME undersigned win publish in the c;tv of Al.
n II lama va. 30 soon as the mails c,e es.abIi.haS
= mEEhLf +. ard A. MAsONS' JOURNAL o.
uao.ng some nifty pages of reading matter ana
a., eisn, OF Ten pages for insertion of Bnsineas
SSanot the fraternity, that Masous NAV he sble
aI"ayst 10 transact business Of all kinds viii nna
snu.ner. AN sble correspondent. will he sec,rsS
!. tne respective Lodges, who will Five a s,ate.
LII + OF ns Lodge, the officers and memhera snd
y; suspsnneo expelled or dead. thereby RENDERING IL
Impossible Tor expelled or suspentpd members ~ ~
enter a Lodge, II il VIII refer to the .Jonrnsi
an aole corps OF Masonic writer's have h.e, ia
E na,rn. t% II VIII not fail to be very interesting and
~ VIII De devoted to the improvemen. Of Masonic
Ll,etatnre' ans will be q welcome yisi.er 10 The Srs.
''Ie u every Free and Accepted Nssou,
VIII De sent to ell snbacribers. rost free AZ az
IN advance. per snuun. @'o'
me Undersigned most respectable asts e.,h
m " 10 constitute himself an Agent and secrra
~ ~ me subscribers possible, and hand their ,nbscri,'
: nsi 70 the Masters Of their respective LODGES
M M WIN iprWsrd the came TO me at Atlanta Co.
!nere oeirg nothing Of tho kind in nnhiic.tio,
al u ieeilng tnat u will be 3 source Of improysmsn,
~ Msson'c knowledge ! most respectfully cali rnnn
- NeEhi'y 10 snstain me in the dood work
WILLIAM JAMES POLLARD.
Fen. ., ATLANTA, Ga.
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Miss. Central Railroad.

&&%@
'hAiNS leave Canton, Monday. Wednesday
and Friday, at s A. N. Arrive at BolIy
Springs on sam days at 8 p. NJ. Leave Bolly
Springs Tuesday, Thursdayeud SATURDAY. =,
% NJ, Arrive at Canton on came DAYS a,
Passengers leaving Canton at 8 A. II. lie
~ Holly Springs all night and reach Mempb;s
the next day at l P. M.
s. D. FROST,
A,.,o GeD1 Supt.
e If.
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tFrom the London Star

tFrom the London Star.
The following letter has been forward,
ID to us for publication. /, was addressed
. By President johnson to an American
gentleman living in Berlin
E1zc'vE OFFICE, WAsRrsoror. y. c.
July 20, 1865.
Ans ,. Comfort, No. ? FranEoisischc s,russe
Berlin, Prussia
Ny Deer Sri thank ron for your
letter Of the 30th OF June.
shall use my best endeavor to make
! ny administration national. and not bar.
tSsn,
Psrverting power OF influence to par.
iian ends is only less criminal than at.
nDp,iDg the nations life.
Our nation has come out of its forty
s;tsrs' struggle for existence strengthened
I'd purified. and with a capacity for a
growth 10 the future unparalleled in his.
10Y.
lam pleased 10 hear from 60 iutelli.
cent an observer as yourself that the fact
ihs! our government is a government of
tbe psople-exisIing only for the ~people.
/, being appreciated in Europe.
trust our national success will prove
he success Of popular principles through.
out The world.
Ian, sir. very truly yours.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
President OF the United States. =
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-08
CITATION NOTICE.

! THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Madison Coupty.}
The State of Mississippi:
To A. II. Smith. guardian to Sarah cal;r.
a minor, and all other persons interested in n
lands, tenements and hereditamenfs of S,o,k.,
Collins, deceased ~
YOU are hereby cited to be and appear be
fore the Probate Court of Madison conn.
ty. at the COURT house thereof, on the
18th day Of October nezt,
IN the October term of said Court. then and
Inere TO answer the petition of Samuel Milton.
executor Of the las. will and Testament of said
decedent' for sale of the lands, tenements and
neieditaments of said decedent, for the nav.
ment OF his debts. his personal estate being
represented as insufficient, and to show cause
u any you can, why so much of the said lands
tenenents and hereditaments should not be
sold to pay the residue of the debts of said
decedent. s"u
~ WITNESS the Honorable William
8. Bailey. Judge of the Probate
LIS. COURT of Madison County. The acc.
0 ond Monday in September, A. D.
1865, and seal of said court.
Issued the 18th of September, A. D. 1855.
Sept. is, 1865. $50
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ATLANTIC & MISSISSIPPI
". NJ. JOHNSON, Agent,

NCkSBURG, MISS.
RkCElvEs aud forwards all freight. free
IL ofall charges and eoramissious. receives
cotton consigned to bin, has il rep,ir,d
seighed' marked, pays United States ,ss
otAte tax, without commission for services
or aaVAseinF. Signs through biI~s-of.Iadins
70 seS 10TH. Boston and Philadelphia, and
ssns rAirosd tickets to all Northern and
Canada. -
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-08

y Tar ALABAMA CosvENrros.-The fol
lsvi,g is the ordinance recently passed
By The Alabama Convention. ratifyinp
certain laws Of the State passed since the
I IIh day Of January, 1861:
Be it ordained BY the people Of The
g.,s Of Alabama 10 Convention assem-.
blrJ. That al the laws enacted BY any
Legislature since the iith Of January.
1861, ibs. have not since been repealed,
and which are not in conflict with the
Constitution Of the United States and laws
made 10 pursuance thereof. or Of the con.
,,i.u,,on Of this State. be and the same
are hereby ratified. and declared to be
valid from their respective dates; and
hall remain in foil force and effect until
r.ueslsd according to law; except. how.
aver. all such laws as authorized the
;,,us Of Bonds. Treasury Notes, and
change bills BY the State. and all laws
,bieb authorised the psymen, Of all debts
10 ,bs stsis for moneys loaned to individ>
or corporations in CoDfederate mon
y or bonds, and the payment Of dues
"A taxes 10 the State in Confederate
or Treasury Notes, and all laws 10
,Istion to taxation. q
Bs !, further ordained. That 10 CON-.
u,iue the time necessary to create the /
:, Al The statutes OF limitations and non. Z
the time elspsing between The Iiih :
If yGpssry. 1861, and the passage 8
T;,hs orSinsDes shsil hot be estimated.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-08

~Ars. J. c. Kirkpatrick has ios,
'''u'ned from New Orleans, where sbe
supplied herself with fashionable Millio.
wy and will sell low for cash. In con.
"e'a0a with Mrs. Sarah simms. she oc
.'p'es the upstairs room over Gen. Win.
Nf office. We bespcak for these enter.
r',''ns ladies' a liberal patronage from
'"o'es 10 aud around Can,o,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-08

@4 we ask attention to the advertise.
"en' Of Messrs. Gross & Eeyser. They
''o well supplied with dry goods and gro
ceres and offer to sell for sua,l profits,
'''e them a call, for xs know thew are
gentlemen who will keep their premises
and will not er.or,ion.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-08

hsMovAL-The Post office is now kept
10 Mo'by d Richards. Drug Store. very
convenient for country frieuds. when thew
eau Tor their letters or papers. if thew
happen to want anything in the drug line.
h,s''r'' M. d R. will val, on you with
pleasure.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-08

SPeling, Reading. Writing. Mental Ay,,hr.,f,
ppsmentary Arithmetic, Elementary Geovrssshs'
sssas,sas Universal History, Royces HstotP,ecy,
cred Music. ' NaIeehsm, So
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-08

P.s. Mr.. Carr would respectfully state that he
Is a native Of the South, and has shared her @fortunes
~ Inc iate struggle for independence, and requests
u share OF the public patronage.
Sept. 4, 1865. ,s
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-08

hf0 LIB SHOCKING TOBACCO -,
TcsAaDs
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-08
EVERGREEN NURSERIES,
Minated one Mile from the Court HOuts,
q A NJ TT n NJ

TON, Miss./
'IIHE undersigned have this day formed q
coPartnershiP under the style Of 4. J
DIANE d co. for the purpose of .
on the Nursery business in all its braIcbee
1t is the intention of the pfoprietJrs IN
propagate in the Fruit Departmmt' ho;.s
varieties only. and such as are we'll hdapfed TO
inc soil and climate of the South, Arenju1 in
succession over the fruit season. Cdnsed uen,.
ly, purchasers will be positively projected
against disappointment.
Every new variety Of fine fruit shall h.
aaded TO our catalogue, as soon az tested and
proved to be suited to the climate.
All trees and plants will be carefullv iabs,sd
and packed in the best manner for[ anv
part OF the South, for which a moderate
charge will be made; and no charge win be
MADE for delivery of packages at the fsil.
1t is requested that explicit directiopa he
gwen Tor marking and shipping packaaes. !
nut IN Pill cases, ,ohen shipment is made n, ",
f'efes are at the risk Of the purchaser.
All orders from unknown correspondent. |
must be accompanied with a remittance. draft'
or satisfactory reference.
our customers are requested TO notify US
OF any error that may be commit
go 10 Mining their orders, in order that we
nay at once make amends.
Catalogues will be forwarded TO all who m
post paid, and enclose a stamp to prensv
he postage. T.. DRANF Ip01Tpoy
Sept. l4l965.
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~ Read the card Of Mr.. H. Gwin.
nsr' Who has ~schooLbooks. Stationary.
Music and Musical Instruments for sale,

ES-We ask a.ten ton to the advertise.
n'ens Of Mr.. Dunn. He is a number one
boot maker. and we solicit for him a lib.
eral patronage.
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Course Of obstruction.
IMARY DEPARrNEsr

LEX
SPellng, Reading. Writing. Mental Ayithr.,,,
parT Arithmetic, Elementary Ceogrs.
rarieys Universal History. Rovcs. 'Tfys.spny.
cred Music. SsVeenHn. IS
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
JuSroR CLASS.
Spelling. Reading, Writing. pav;ss. -,
Smlsns English Grammar, Mltchell's G.o1-.es'
Grsmmsr. PNT atufsl I Pbilo..sb 10 conPosltiOa. Lsiifu
D0S0'e Witness Catechism, Sacred Music. NP'
MIDDLE CLASS.
epeinng, Reading. Writing. Arahne.. ~
Seonn Is' geography, FoElers English c-.1N.'
CsnHu hhtory, Ancient History, Exe,c,... ~
nv EsshoIa,n aines Clements Of Criticism. Ro,.-
~, My,noiogy. Cesar, Virgil, G.e.k cr.
Ieeophalns Americans, Sacred ku.ie ssnnsr.
SENIOR CLASS.
hsoo9tlon, Ro.ler's Enelish ersnn,- pSl,.-
etry, Trigonometry. Gs'lo0v ce.nssoPoy 0eon
ny, General History, History of Eas,.y, AS;rono-
csnus, sserss On Composition, Theopsaui Anet.
OPTIONAL COURSE.
n Dsss-ins nd P%aiating. Vocal ass ls.t---
A0''o' ano hOdean Languages 1eaal
TRRMst
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