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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-04-27

SEWING MAcuIEE.-W e have Just received
from New York one Of those celebrated Will
cox and Gibbs sewing machines. 1t is the
most simple, the stilcst, and the handsom-
est machine we have seen. 1t will sew
very fast and good; it is the least trouble to
adjust the length of stitch and tension on
this machine than any machine we ever saw.
1t is pronounced by almost every one the
best family machine manufactured. 1t can
be seen at our Office. For sale cheap.
REBELIIous.-W learn the following facts
from reliable source: On the reception
of the news Of the fall Of Richmond by the
citizens of Highland, in this county, Mrs.
Byers, an estimable lady, who is acting
Post Master of that place during the alb
sence of her husband, feeling jubilant that
the strong hold had at last been reduced
hoisted the stars and stripes over the door
of the office. They had been up but short
time when number Of rebels, generally
called copperheads, assembled and tore down
the flag, trampling it in the mud. The cop
perheads in Highland out numbering the
loyal citizens nearly thirty to one, this
reasonable act was allowed to 90 nnpun-
ished. We give this as a specimen, show
ing what they would do if they were only
strong enough.
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By authority of the Secretary Of the Treasury the
Agency for the sale of the United States Treasury
Notes, bearing and thrce-tenths per cent in
ter5est rer annurn known as the
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-04-27

DIARRHGA AND DYSEETERY We have ex-
anlined q great number Oh letters from some Of
the most prominent citizens Of Cincinnati and Coying
TON etc speaking in the hi CHEST terms Of Dr.. Strck
lands AntiChoera Mixture for the Of diarrhoa
and dysentery The letters are too long to publish.
Sir Woods, Of Coyingan, says he pronounced in
durable by the best doctors in Cincinnati and bot
tie of DR.. Strictlands AntiCholera Mixture effected
permanent cure after suffering for months with the
worst form Of darThoea and dysentery 80 cents per
bottle. For sale by druggists. 29-5
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-19

~ four years the Government bakery At
washington issued 49,67s,s 1913 rations,
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9p1ftdt Notiffs.

Hestetter's Bitters On the Battle FlelA.
satisactory to know that orr Asld hospitals an
no longer unsupplisd with this ufssng preparation
Soldiers Who private cxsns had become scquainted
With its properties, have in many instances nade
special request that uosrErrRRs STOMACH Brf-
TIERS might be addsd medical stores Of their
iments and their wishes have not been UNDECIDED Al
means OF sustaining wounded men on the battle heid
and Of enabling troops to bear fatgng marches under
blazing sum- it has been strenuecsy recommended bv
distinguished medical men, and the /. tina. +.
will eventually supeede all the aduterated nctures
liquors and dangerous 7ones that have heretofore been
considered medicinal staples. The fact that small
quantity Of the Bters mixed With water nom any Of
the Southern souewestern rivera viii prevent 1t nom
affecting the bowels the liver should be borne In mind
by Army Physicians, soldiers and all Who have occasion
to visit those portions of our country. The man Who
uses HosrErrER'5 BIrrgRs in conformity with the
directions, may set 1t d. ance Fever and
all other diseases generated by the action OF an
wholesome atmosphere upon overtaxed frame
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-19

The Confessions and Experience Of an
Invalid published for the benefit, and . CAUTION To
YOUNG MEN and others who suffer from Nervous De-
bility, Premature Decay of Manhood &C.. supplying at
the same time Tar MANS OF sELs-CuRz BY one whe
has cured himself after undergoing considerable quack-
cry BY enclosing postpaid addressed envelope single
copies may be had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
jy2sdAw3m Brooklyn, Kings Co.. r.
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BATCHELoR,s HAIR DYE.

The Original and Best in the World The only tru
aud perfect Hair Dye. Harmless, Reliable and Instan
taneous Produces Immediately a splendid Black o.
natural Brown, without juring the hair skin. Rem
edies the Ill effects bad dyes. Sold by all Druggists
The genuine is signed William A. Batcneior. Also,
TERMINATING EXTRACT OF MILLRrLEURs,
for Restoring aud Bsautifying the Hair.
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Political Canvass Of Lee Count,


The political canvass of the candidates of the
Soldiers and Loyal Citizens Union party. of Lee
county, will begin on Tuesday, September 10th,
in the following order, to-wit:
Tuesday, Sept. 10Th, p. NJ, at Rogers School
House, Green Bay TIP.
Wednesday, Sept. goth, p. NJ Denmark Acad-
envy, Denmark TIP.
Thursday, Sept 21st, Z p. NJ, West Point, West
Point TIP.
Friday, Sept. 22d, p. NJ, Newton's School
House, Pleasant Ridge tn.
Saturday, Sept. 23d, Z p. NJ Pilot Grove, Ma
rion TIP.
Monday, Sept. 18th, I p. NJ, Big Mound, Cedar
Tuesday, Sept Goth, Z p NJ, Franklin Center,
Franklin TIP.
Wednesday, Sept. 9th, 10 A. NJ, Primrose,
Harrison TIP.
Thursday, Sept. 2sth, P. NJ, Eoff's School
House, Washington TIP.
Friday, Sept. 2eth, p. NJ, Fort Madison, Madi-
son TIP.
Saturday, Sept. Both, r. ", Brick School
House, Jefferson Tp
Monday. Oct. 3D. P. NJ, Charleston. Charles
ton TIP.
Tuesday, Oct. Sd, : P. NJ. Croton, Van Buren,
Township.
Wednesday, Oct 4th ! p ", Hoosicr Green,
Des Moines Tp.
Thursday, Oct. 9Th, p. NJ, Montrose, Mon
trose. Up.
Friday Oct. 9th, p. NJ, Keokuk, Jackson
Township.
1t is hoped that all soldiers and loyal men viii
turn out in force at the times and places above
mentioned, and hear the eloquent addresses of
Colonel E. p WooD and the other candidates and
and speakers who will be present to discuss the
political questions Of the day. For further in
formation as to what Sneakers will ha ,.-aso,. :;
addition to the candidates. the committee resnect
fully refer the public to the posters which win be
circulated in few days.
BY order of the Central Committee of the Sol
diers and Loyal Citizens Union party of Lee
county. d. Il. Huns Cba;rman
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-19

WANIED-Agents-For the standard
History of thu War, complete in one large roy al
ocrsvn volume ofovar LOO pages splendidy
With i2 nne portrait. OF Ga, ard battle scenes
ms Just the book the people want and pre.ent-
rare chsnce for agents Teachers, ladies, energetic
ung men, and especially returned and disabled officer
and 50 dars in want of profitable employ nent will find
1t peculiarly adapted to their copd ton nd for
lars and see terms. Adsres. ZEt4IER MrcuRDy
ssp15-dA~3m
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LEWIS MAYS, aged twelve years. sho, ona
killed his aunt, Mrs. Clara Nichols: a e. ~ do
ago, at Ceredo in Kentucky. 1t is snnnossd
he did not know that the gun was loaded, -
be pointed it toward her, he said he was go;nc
to shoot, at the same time pulling the trigger
She was shot in the forehead and killed IN.
stantIy. "
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-19

For DfarrhGa, Dysentery, &c. Ma
CURES Componnd Extract of BESSH PLANT 1. the
reliable and successful remedy; 1t Is endorsed by Col
Long General Pleasanton and Gen fitz Henry Warren
ofthe United States Army Western Sanitary and Chris
tan Commissions, War Relief Fund Comrttee, Editor,
Of the Press and Western steamboat officers. Sold by
all druggists, aud s. b. VOWEL Co., keokuk
j. q. MAGUTRE, Sole Proprietors,
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which they offer for sale At low rates None but In.
Subscriber L. D. SPRINGER either have or ara An
thor,sed 70 cell tho above named c, ala
0YFlCE-Opposite Coal 6Aed and 8 ales on L@vse tha
Afst At the foot Of Main street. N. @. IITCH.
arR3l-d -.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-16

FLocrENcE or ST. PAUL.-In the
Vatican Library there Is preserved a
fragment Of Longiuus, az the beginning
q a manuscript Of the New Testament
which j. very interesting and valuable
rs q testimony Of that great critics IUdg-
meur. After he has numbered up the
most celebrated authors among the Gre
clans he saws: Add % these Paul Of
Tarsus, the patron Of an opinion not Vet
fully p-0veI.H As a heather he con-
demns the Christian religion, but a. an
imperial critic he judges In favor Of the
promoter and preacher Of il. Il adds
great weight 70 his opinion Of St. Paul's
abilities, that, with all the prejudice he
must have entertained against the Gospel,
he IS constrained 10 acknowledge the
merit OF that eminent apostle. And no
doubt such a. Longinus describes st.
Paul he appeared - the inhabitants Of
all those regions which he visited and
blessed with the doctrines he was d.
viuely commissioned to preach. The
Acts Of the Apostles gives us, ia p cir
cuasJance, q convincing proof Of his
~eioqUence. Notwithstanding the want Of
several advantages of nature, .as he
himself tells U-, when the men Of
Lv-tra called him Mercury, " because he
was the chief speaker, p and would have
paid divine worship TO him, as 70 the
deity who invested and presided w
eloQGeucg.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-16

PETRIFIED BUFFAB0.-This extraordi-
nary curiosity was discovered about two
years since by some trappers belonging
10 Capt. Brents company, lying on the
side Of % Of the beaver dams Of the
Rio Graude % the North q stream
eTnptying itself in the Gulf Of Calif0r-
MIA whose waters, il is said. possess the
petrifying qualities % an eminentdegnee,
lts shores a~b0unding IN specimens Of
various animal and vegetable productions
ID a peIriicd state. The petridcd buf-
falo is described by those who have seen
u, 70 be as perfect In its pe~trifaction as
when living, Withthe exception Of q hole
~ one ri the sides, about four inches In
diameter. around which the hair has
been won oh, probably by the friction Of
the water, ia which il must have lain for
1ses past 20 have produced such a pine
LoLlSnonr The hair on the hump and
huo-I4eis. neck. forehead and sail,
Il9ls1 converted into almost a smooth
f-e may oe easily discerned. The
hofns, eyes, nosuils, mouth and lees, are
are e. perfect IN their stone as in their
PRESUME state.-N' LOUis cam. RulgesSa.
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The PRINCE OF WALES AND HIS
WFE-The writer 0fthe clever series Of
sketches, entitled Ear9poaa experienced,
Ia the Boston CoHucrcial Bulletin, gives
the following account Of recent sight Of
Albert Edward and his wife:
HOD another day, 7 saw the royal out
riders come dashing down the narrow
street into the Park, and following them
81 royal coach Of red, with coachman and
f0Otmen Ofred and gold, and within the
stupid, sleepy face Of Albert Edward Of
Wales, the laughing eyes Of Alexandra,
and the p0Dder0us form Of Mary Of Cam
bridge. 4 moment and they had whirled
on tar ahead Of me, and then was but a
glimpse, but 10 seemed That ia that
glimpse one could guess, from the cOun-
TIE characters Of these royal
people. As they wbiricd by q crowd had
c9uecJedi .l1e English are as curious as
falkee1 spite OF fan they say and the
murmur % faint applause may have
feached inc ears oithe heir Of Victoria
but poor applause IL was. bv no means
hearty. They do say, that this Jiss-1s1e5
young man, who j. witha1 gb-tirotl -
mule, is quite well hated ia the -
polls while The little, piQuant Danisb
Princess, who has come over 10 share NJ 4
throne with him IS quite a pet with the
Court and people alike
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MEMPHIS APPEAL.
rnE BURIAL OF t a

The next squadron moved 70 the front under
the lamented Capt. Iatame, making q most
brilliant and successful charge with drawn So
hres upon ihe enemy splcked ground, and, ater
"A hoffv-contestcd h~and-to-hand conflict. put
nIm 70 flight. but not TN the gallant Captain
had sealed his devotion 70 bis native soil with
petition . Gsn.J p y. HfsdTL So
" Lieut.. Lataue carried his brothers dead
body 70 Mrs Bockenbrough's plantation, an
hour or two after MS death On this SAD ana
lonely errand lac met a party OF Yankees, who
followed him 90 Ms Rrockenbroughs gate,
aad. Stopping there told him that IS soon a. he
haS Mac hs hrotEerts bodyfn friendly hands.
he must suNender himself prisoner. 9 . e
Nrs BuocbenbruuEh sent for an Episcopal cler-
Dman 10 perform the funeral ceremonies, but
the enemy would not permit him 70 pass.
Then. with a few other ladies, a mir-haired
little girl, her apron filled with white flowers,
and a few faithful slaves who stood reyerenuy
near. q pious virginia matron read the solemn
and beautiful nuual-service over the cold, sIll
form OF one % the noblest gentlemen and most
intrepid officers ia the Confederate army she
watched the sols heaped upon the conln-nd'
then sinking on her knees in sight ana near
and the stricken hearts he had len behind him
TO the mercy OF the All-Father."-Enr0d iron
oPriuatc letter.
" h combat ragged not long, but ours the day
And through the hosts that composed "a
our little band rode proudly on its way,
Leaving one gallant c0mradc, l1ry-croMhe
lnuurled on the neid he dlel 70 Ean
single OF an his men amid the nOsIAe SIAM
zone moment on the battles edge he stood,
Homes Ealn Ikea helmet round ms AAA
The next behcld him, dahbledl IN MS oloou
PROSTATE In death, and yet IN ceath nov
Even thus he passed, through the red gate o
Prom eS1tsiy crowns and palmst to an immorta
Efe
brother bore bis body from the held,
Ana gave 10 unto strangers hands that close
he calm blue eyest OF earth forever sealed
And tenderly the slender Hmbs comPosedi-
stranCerz. YET sisters, who, with Mary love,
Est ~ the open tomb, and, weeping, looks
above.
A little child strswsd roses on his bier
Pale roses not more stainless than bis SOUL
Nor yet more fragrant than his life sincere
That blossomed with good acuons-or4el o.
he szsd marroa and the faithr1I slave
Approached with rsverout feet The hsroaLoNl
grave.
man Of Cod might say the burial rite
Above the rebel thus declared the Zoe
Tha- hLauchcd before him IN the deadly ngh
But wolens voice In accents -oft and loN,
TREMBLING with patty touched Win paihe
over rs talovsd dust the ritual for Il
deed
lis sown IN weakness. II is raised IN powe
sCfly The promise foated on the air
and the sweet breathings OF the sunset hour
Came back responsive 20 The mouFnel
Gently they lad him underneath the sod,
And lei him with his fame, bis country, 81
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-16

latest sensation in B-r0uEutics
Netoing tour by balloou-came on,
-leigsea, rom Prof. loves Amphi-
together a great crowd Of s,.ctSfa
considerable interest wa. -
IN the details by those present Tbo
original programme Of perforniBo +
nuptial ceremony IN mid-air
materially modified, the marriage takip@
place al the Fifth Avenue Hotel bar-
the trip. The balloon started about fo,,-
O'Clock, having on board the na,gir
married couple, Prof. Lowe and a Ittio
daughter Of the bridegroom. So FAR as.
learned, the trip was an enjoyable one.
The names OF the bride and bridegroom
were Miss Mary West jenkins. ID 81
aDdPr0f +. BoyntOn, Of Syracuse
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-16

b. president Johnsonr replied as follows
70 an invitation from Mayor Macbeth to
visit Charleston:
ENECUrrvE MkSsroS,
WAsIuNGrOS, c., Del. -, 1855.
Hon. Charles Macbeth Mayor Of CharIaLon.
Sguth C~ur0linds
SIR: / have the honor 70 acknowledge
the receipt Of your very kind lettero the
eleventh instant, inclOsing a copy Of nee
Olu6ons passed by the City Council Of
Charleston, inviting me to extend my.
tour 10 that city, in the event OF ms
visiting the Southern cities.
regret 70 say that nay engagements
will render il Impossible for me 10 COM
ply with their invitation, or TO visit any
portion Of the South for the preseBL
] assure the members Of the City Council,
as we'll as yourself that ! appreciate, and
grateful, for the confidence and good
WI you and they express towards me.
WIN greet respect, I am sincerely y0urs,
ANDREW JOHNSON
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making daily additiousA consists in part Of
so Hhds. primo n. o. Sugars,
10 Hhds. prime P r. Sugars
10 Hhds. y. O.Cla1tied Sugars,
25 Bbls. Crushed Sugars.
10 do Powdered Sugars.
20 Csks. Clear Sides
% Bbbls. Mess Pork.
10 Bxs. Breakfast Bacon.
10 do Beef Tongues.
3 Tierces Dried Beef.
$50 Bbls. Flour, assorted brands.
80 Kegs Molasses.
Is Hf. Bills. Molasses.
20 Bbls. Molasses.
100 Kegs Nails, assorted.
100 Kits No. ] Mackerel.
100 do MackeTeL.
D do Mess Mackerel.
- do Fresh SalmOnd.
so Hf. bbls. ! and > Mackerel.
20 Bbls. No. l Mackerel.
% do . Mackerel.
% do 8 Mackerel.
50 Dozen Buckets.
20 Nests Tubs.
p Dozen Sleeves.
20 Boxes Government Soap.
50 do Superfine Palm Soap.
25 Hi. bbls. DENLY & Day Whisky.
20 Bbls. Whisky.
25 Cases fresh Blackberries.
25 Gases fresh Raspberries.
30 Gases fresh Strawberries.
20 Cases fresh Cherries.
10 Cases fresh green Cages.
IS Gases fresh Peaches.
10 Cases fresh Cranberry Sauce.
so Cases fresh assorted Pie Fruits.
10 Cases fresh Spanish Olives.
10 Cases fresh Capers.
10 Cases fresh CLANS.
10 Cases fresh Salmon.
5 Gases fresh Mackerel in ans.
5 Gases fresh cooked Turkeys.
3 Cases fresh cooked Chickens.
) Cases fresh Mincemeat.
10 Cases BOrden's Condensed Cream.
10 Cases Borden's Condensed Milk.
so Cases Soda Crackers.
so Sacks choice Rio Coffee.
80 Packets old Rio Govt Java Coffee.
% Chests choice Green and Black Teas
y Bags Singapore Pepper.
5 Bags Allspice.
50 Cases Wheeler & Merritt's Pickles
gals, I gals. and qurts.
80 Cases best brand Cove Oysters.
20 Cases spiced Oysters.
/ p Cases Bird Eye Pepper Sauce.
30 Cases Tomato Catsup.
80 Cases assorted barrel Jellies.
p Fresh ~Piueapples in glass.
70 Cases fresh Pineapples in D cans.
/ 100 Kegs Prime Leaf Lard.
5 Cases P. and MeTrilps Portable Lem
Onade.
80 Bbls. Coles EFF Flour.
% Cases COleman's Mustard.
% Cases genuine Olive Oil.
so Baskets Piper Heidsick Wine.
50 Gross assorted Toilet Soaps.
so Boxes German Soap.
10 Half bbls. raw Herring.
10 boz. London Club Sauce.
10 Dor. Cmrie Powder.
5 Cases Y Y Cream Tartar.
! Case NUtmegs.
10 Gross small BlUeiug.
IS DOz. assorted Brooms.
. DOE. Clothes Lines.
10 Coils Wheel and Well Rope.
IS Nests Market Baskets.
80 Doz. W~ashbOards.
25 Bhls. fine Old Bourbon and Rye.
? Casks OtErd and HennesSey Brandy
3 Casks Claret Wine.
25 Gross Railroad, Steamboat and Grea
Mogul Cards.
100000 Cigars of the finest imported an
domestic brands.
so Pieces Begging.
80 Coils Rope.
An goods guaranteed ~ represented, and d.
uvered in Tie city FHEE or CHARGE
TOOF. PHILLIPS & CIRODE,
novS-Sm Corner Court and Front Hts.
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RGr The whole Of Manhattan Island.
on which stands the city Of New York,
was once purchased by one Peter Minnit
for t~wenty-four dollars.
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ONCE MORE.
Matters.

nR KILLS, formerly OF this city, recently
II Of New OrleGns3 having regalned lis
health, has resumed the practice OF his SPY
CLAILTY-the treatment OF diseases OF a FrsUafe
nature. Or. X Is . graduate Of one Of the best
medical schools in the world, with twenty years
experience in hospital and private practice
II Won are laboring under any affection Ofthe
Geiato- Unriaarg Organs, If you are diseased or
suffering any OF the consequences Of youthful
indiscretiOn, let no false delicacy prevent your
Immediate application 70 the physician and
surgeon whose entire business II IS and who
thoroughly understands It.
Strangers, and Others in the city, should not
heedlessiy ieopardize their future welfare BY
oDtrusting themselves IN the bandsof ignorant
pretendefa or reckless adventures, but call at
0nca on Or. Kells-his reputation Is sufficient
guarantee You viii not be imposed upon, and a
friendly talk will cost you nothing.
All necessary surgical operations performed
and all COMMUNICATIONS strictly confidential.
Patients desiring 1t will be visited al their resi-
denoes during the interval OF Office hours. The
ONCE. Parior and Private Rooms, No. 25 Seeond
street, fourth door from Madison, are 50 ar
ranged that patients do not meet eacn other.
Odice hours, from am. TO y m, and rom 2 10
pm Parties at q distance can consult per
nal address, Oh. LOUIS KELLS,
noYe-lR Memphis, Tenn. ]
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-16

OBJECr-To furnish a School for Young La
dies, az a point heretofore reputed the Athens
ofthe "SOulh-SecOnd to none on the continent
in completeness Of the Course Of Study-the
thOroughncss Of instruction or the care be-
slowed on the Manners Of the pupils.
HOPE OF SUCCEss-Our Department Teachers
are thorough, experienced and selected from
the very best circles of home society. The Prfn-
cipal is at the same time proprietor ofthe Board
ing Department. He will draw Hlmosthis entire
supplies from a farm, with which he is con-
nected, in the yicinity-thus the expenses are
much lessened. Yet the aid OF his Mother, who
has thirty years experience In training Young
Ladies' in the Boarding Department; and his
Drs. Hubbard apd 3. W. Moore, in the Literary
Department, will secure ample Attention TO all
the interests Of the Institution.
MUsIO-Wm be under the supervision Of a
superior teacher and vocalist Of the finest cult
walton.
BUILDING AND GRoUNDs-Speak fully for
themselves A cistern, ample verandaS and
bath rooms on the upper floor.
X LANGUAGES NJ MATHEMATICAL thor
ough University Course win be given II desired.
RELIGIOUS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Pro-
testant, but viii not be in any sense sectarian.
FOR You've LADIEs-Who have completed
their course Of study, and who may wish to
opportunity TO pursue a course ef general
Bellies Letters r-eading-undcT the alperintend-
ance OF the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with solo
guial lectures, on style. and uses to be MADE Of
History, Poetry and Fiction.
TERas-eO WEEKS:
juvenile Department, S. %
Incidental "A
Preparatory Department y 90
l~nclQenLaI 50
Freshmen and Sophomore 10 90
Incidental 2 %
Junior and Senior % 90
Incidental 90
Instrumental Music "a nj
Vocal Lessons added
Use Of Instrument hi
Latin and Greek taught without extra charge:
Modern Languages, SO 90 each.
Boarding, including Fuel, Lights and Wash
ing, = % per week. Young ladies furnish their
own towels.
AN APoLoGY-Is offered to our c~o-Iaborers In
me work Of education. We have placed our
far below schools Of sfmiIar Grade. NOT
because we Intend a WHITE TN ASKED education.
IS customary In cheap schools. but that
with You we labor 70 raise the educa-
uonal standard, we may take away from some
hstlke parents the lastreuson for patr0nizinR
2 class OF schools where young ladies' are
aerded Ike cattle, and educated only in seem
ing.
FAREETs FROM DISTANCE. Wishing TO hoard
pupils In the Institution, for the Second term.
-9mmencing February LIST. are contested 10
lonfy rs as early as November, Thai we may
be thoroughly prepared for the winter. ONE
HALF OF ALL EXPENSES N ADVANCE.
noY6 i'm.