The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1865-12-21
Prospectus.


THE PUBLICATION OF
THE NORTH CAROLINA PRESBYTERIAN
will be resumed
IN FAYETTEVILLE, on WEDNESDAY, ID OF
JANUARY NEXT.
Confidently relying upon the hearty support
which we have heretofore received, we shall
endeavor to render the paper more attractive,
both in appearance and matter, than it has
ever been, sparing neither pains nor expense,
in the accomplishment of this purpose.
With the passing away of old things, new
spirit of activity, energy and enterprise has been
infused into every departmental secular thought
and business. Why should not the Church, also,
partake of this progressive advancement?-
Why should she, Of all the agencies brought to
bear with such tremendous force upon the CT
vilization Of the present time. be inefficient,
laggard and almost hopeless, in the working out
of her own destiny.
To arouse the Church to the importance and
necessity Of work; Of unceasing, restless tire
less energy in the service of her Master and
Head; this shall be our first and chiefest aim.
In this we need assistance. We are not, alone,
sufficient for these things. Our brethren must
help us in every way; by contributions from
their own stores Of thought and study; by zeal
Gus cooperation in common cause for the
benefit Of all; by extending our clrcul ation
throughout all our borders and thus giving us
both the means and the opportunity ofperform-
ing well the work to which we have consecrated
all that we have, and all that we hope for on
earth.
TERMS.
Subscription for one year. 81 90
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Address j. FULLER,
Editor " C. Presbyterian
Fayetteville, y. C., Oct p, 1863
IF REV. C. H. POWELL who left one of the
Eastern States for Virginia, a short time pre-
vious to the outbreak of the war, will send his
address to John Serymser d Co., No. 12G Front
street, New York, he will hear Of something to
his advantage. de 2I-t
VVTANTED-A Situation as TEACHER,
wv permanently preicrred.) by native Eir-
ginian. with honors from the University of Nir-
gnia, and of twelve to fifteen years experience
in teaching the usual English branches, Mathe-
MATES, Anatomy, and Modern Languages, in
Male and Female Schools and Colleges.
References interchanged. Stating kind, and
relative location Of school, &c.
Address "BELGRANO,"
de 21-2t Box SO, Charlottesville, Va.
CHARLES +. cARDozo. BENJAMIN BATES.
All. Christian G Co.,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,
Main street, opposite Spotswood Hotel.
II EEP constantly on hand large collection
~ of MEDICAL. and MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKS, School and College Text books.
Our Stationery Department is unsurpassed
Merchants and Teachers are invited to examine
our stock before purchasing
10 Country orders will receive prompt atten'
tion. no 30-6m
NDERSON & DORSEY,
GR0CERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
90 Lombard ST., doors from South street,
BALTIMORE, MD.
G. F. ANDERSON. formerly from Norfolk,
begs to inform his friends that he is a member OF
the above house and most respectfully sohcits
their patronage. no lo-7m
CHELBYYILLE FEMALE COLLEGE.
This Institution is located at Shebyyille, Ken
lucky, Unity mites from LOUISVILLE anu tNNill
from Frankfort, with which places there is daily
communication by stages and railroad through
Christansburg. As retired healthy and ac-
cessible village with an intelligent and moral
population, it is not surpassed as seat for an IN
stitution for female education. The College edi-
fee is beautiful and convenient structure, with
large and well ventilated rooms, erected with
special regard to the wants and convcnicnces of
such an institution, and so healthy that although
the present Principal has been conducting the
School for fourteen years, there have been few
public boarders in the house.
Three hundred dollars, paid in adcance, will
pav for one pupil, for forty weeks, for boarding
including fuel, washing, lights etc, and tut
ton in the College branches and music. For
further information apply u Shc.byvil.e, Ken
taclg. to the PRINCIPAL.
dc 1T REy. D. l. STUART.