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u,Ics1,IMoNIAIA.

It may be satisfactory to some to see Il
few from among the many of the newspa
per and other notices that might be sclec-
ted, Which have generously been taken of
the College, location, teachers, &c But
our best cpistlcs arc our former pupils,
scattered all over North and South Carroll
M, Alabama, Georgia, Virginia, Tennessee,
Mississippi, Texas and other States.
SpARTANBunu FEMALE CoLLEaE.-"A
fine climate, healthy location anL compc-
tent Facalty, recommend this College to
public patronage" gc"-.Ninnfrs If $. G. Con-
ference for 1866.
SpARTANBUnG FEMALE CoLLEaE.-
"This Institution Of South Carolina Con-
ference, opens October 3d. 1t is under
the Presidency Of that experienced teacher,
DIR. W. a. Cummings. Its proximity TO
Wofford College gives some advantage to
those who have both sons and daughters to
educate from home; and the renown of
Spartanburg for its healthfulness and rcli-
gious privileges, commcnds it to public ia
vor." Southern Christian AdUocatc, Ay.
IL, 1867
| ,ofhHIaNBCRt L tnhbf ScLLEtr'."l II
gives us plcaau,e 10 announce ~ the pub
lie, the re-opcning of this popular institu-
tion, under the management Of the Rev. A.
W. Cummings, D. D. The reputation of
the President for scholarship and admins
trative ability, should command for the
Institution a liberal patronage; aud We
hope that the friends of female education
will bestir themselves to give to this Col
lege that support and encouragement with
which it was honored in former years. It's
representatives are scattered throughout the
land, and they surely cannot forget the
pleasant associations of by-gouc days, and
disregard the claims Of their Alma Mater.
Let one and all do something to sustain
this important educational interest, that
our daughters may br as corncr-stoncs, pol
isled after thr sinlilitulc Of palace =
.Sp"rfaabnry Express, 1866
HoLsroN CONFERENCE FEMALE Coll
LEaE.-" We have been pleased to learn
that the last session was eminently success
full, and with the present able and efficient
in the Spartanburg Female College under
the lead Of DR.. Cummings, promises To
fulfil the fullest hopes Of it's friends" =
ihngrioH liyiHiaH, Nay, 1860.
IIoLSToN CoNrERENCE FEMALE Coll
LEaE.-"Of the President, Rev. DR.. Cum
mings and the Faculty, it is only necessary
to say that the present examination does
not detraet anything from the high reputa-
ton that they had sustained for many
years as able teachers and skillul managers
of literary institution. The Committee
feel safe in saying, in the language of one
of the oldest and most active Trustees,
Hon. n. W. Woodiin, in regard to the
President, that they have the right mnn
in the right place. report Of E.rnnin-
ing Committee Of H. c. f. C"Neyc May 10,
1861
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2tnt0 Items.

WuEAr.-Thcre is great scarcity Of this article
in our market at tho present timo, and what littlo
comes in 10 quickly tnken Mt prices ranging from
81 80 to $210 per bushel. Tho wheat crop OF South
Carolina and Goorgin has not turned out we'll as
was anticipated, and the Augusta mills arc run
win improve IN price, both hero and in Augusta,
for a short imo, until Nor.hern wheat bogins to
orn States is good, and wheat and flour will soon
come from Baltimore, when prices will regulate
themselves. At present Columbia Is good q
market for wheat as any in tho South, and pricoa
are ss good here as elsewhere.
[Co!um6,a Chronicle.
PRoF. JAS. Il. OARLIBLE.--Ws learn that Prof
Carliste has, during tho past weok, delivered sev-
queuce ability, to the teachers and pupils OF
the Greenwood Sunday Schools. On Saturday ovo-
ming, the 7th instant, ho addressed the Sunday
School teachers Of the Methodist Church at Green
wood, on tho best method OF imparting religious
instruction, and the requisites Of succesS in this
delivered an address to tue c,ildron OF tho Sunday
Schools in the village, upon thoir dut,os pupila;
and upon the afternoon following, to tho young OF
both sexes, upon tho dangors which lilo I'm tho path
Of youth nnd impede their religious progress.
Prof. Carlisle ia truly great and good man, who
oonsecratos hiH nigh gifts to tho intellectual and
moral advancement OF his species His highest
ambition sconls to bo to mako himsof useful. His
Life has been devoted to tho instruction Of youth,
and for tns work no s pecunarly adapted. Ho
has that faculty OF genius Of simplifying truth,
aud clothing the most recondite truths IN tho gRrb
OF simplo and attractive illustration. We wish him
Ioni career Of usofulness.-Abbepit!c Press.
REGISTRATION Fon LASoAsTEn.-Tho books OF
registration in this District closed OH Friday last
Below 10 Rlvo correct statomont from tho re-
ports Of tho registrars, handed US from day to
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GENERAL RENIAIsI<S.

Spartanburg Female College, under the
patronage Of the Sruth Carolina Confer
once, was opened I"r the admission Of
pupils Oh the 2jth August, 1855.
The site Of the College Buildings is Que
of the most pleasant and desirable locations
TINT could have been selected.
The Campus cncIoscs fifteen acres Of
Woodland, on the summit OF: hill, over
looking the town Of Spartanburr, and u
half mile or more. distant from it.
Secluded from the cxritcncntS AMI at-
fractions Of the town th"ronghlurrs with u
pure atmosphere, excellent water, and rural
puictudc. the pupils enjoy every facility for
mental aud moral culture.
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PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
FORT OF CHARLESTON.
Arrived Yesterday,
CONNECTED WEEKLY.

Steamship Champion. Lockwood. New york-loft Bat
urdsy H. MdIe. To Street BROS Co. Railroad Aeonts
CoIetter, J E Adser Co. D Anime, Bates TO. r
n Drstol, Brandes, Brown & Hyer, Bart wrth J
Bliss, Braho Co. st1choa Co. s Buist & q q
Brown. W n Bird Co. block Losus, d Carr Co.
catheart, McMillan q Morton. II cobis & CO. Chsoi%
Bro, Cameron, Barley Co. Cook & Co. " b Cha.
son. posie Noise Dawson Co. Dn1sl Son nh
Daily Dorbaum Menkc, Denny, + B,kor Co.
fuIessS sis pIos f5'oP Pnts s'0 f..ssIS1i
| son. EJ Fisehcr. Feldman.J Farrell. b FIem.
rich. wneman & Co. araes.r. Loo, smith 70, aruSor
\ Martin, 0rayer. Ctsson, q Glover, arIyo.
nossy eadsr C. aaspssa ea
II HoTen Hart Co. O Huger, A Ii Hayden, Mar.
Agent, y Isrseher. Meconb CO. " Msrshsi, =
Marshall ll MoTE5 Go; AcLoy Rice, Murphy, Muir.
tendorI Co. North. Steele wsrieil Nsc6maEn So "a
JF 9'Nen Son. D oEeiu, o'Nell & Son, Prin.
iJ ou.sisnbush. Rodsers CO. npssei,ns1 tIeaSs. s
ss sell I Road Co. keil, II RenReier. Ryan.
4 Co. W Steele Moe.eman Bro, O q john,on. JSr.
| Jennings, Thomnson & Co. JeGords q Co. Johnston'
ns Ras Co. Rs1,
l Son, J p Keip Kinck, wickonbeSg h Co. Laurey
AnEsn9d AAS1ando. Luh5s selitng LsTeTo, Itsshs
Lnienthal Co. LensniCk scll: Mohrtens, Muilsr,
20. stodoard cc. Sehnon 1 Co. J schirmer,
| III Sch1rmerp u sullivan, SaIas Co, D II Hcox asf
fans Go, W " ShscfelIurd, W. Trott, Tan HON..
Land. uferh,rdt camgsen, AZ Vidal, F Won santen,
YoleTs, Yisans. Williams, @ W Willlarns d Co
whiiden. WisShsi HestH Monsssss' %wSfnsi f3ucY
er, q Walter 90, Southern Express Co. and ohers
Sept 2Sd at H. passed steamship Manhattan, with
| steamer IN tow. -
steamship Falcon, Reed, BalHmoro-loft Saturday.
NJ MdLc To Mordech 90. Courtenoy q Trenholtn
Railroad Agent. " Chafee. oA Stone, q Brown
Thompson Co, ] Quackonbush, J Camps, n co II
Mitchell. Armstrong. Phillips, Miller & Bon Gen
Candy Minor Z Co, o'Sell. Mohrtons Wohlt
mann, stenhouso Co. LAurey Il Alexander Msntoue 4
Go. Hn6snieht Il Willis. D Duval Bon. q jack.
son co. Dol1mann Bros Wost h Jones' II COBB. 4 %
sehnoii 60. Thurston & Holmes W stefons & Co
aracser. Lee. Smith Co. Rayenol Dsrnusl Jc1ords
Co, OstendotH & Co. and others, -
Coal. To Baker & Co. -
sshr A. Archer Reovs,. Ireland phnadN,phia. days
olnoy Co.. - N' AZ
Wont to sen Yesterefny.
Steamer Dictator Payne, Palntks, via JaoksonyiIls
Fernandna and Savannah.
.t { From this Port.
Steamship sea Gull, putton. Baltimore, Sept "a, AM
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 25. 1867,
SEPTEMBER DAYS.

In ickcring light aud slslo tho broad strca goes.
With cool. dark nooks and chockercd ripping shn
lows;
Through roedy fens It's sluggish current Cows.
Whore nilos grow and purple bossomcd mallo9s.
The aslsr blooms above It's eddicB shine.
With poloned btcs about them humnliug lowly,
And In tho moodow lands tho drowsy kline
Making music with tlor sweet bells. unkllnY slowly
Tho shrill cicads, on tho hillside troo.
Sounds to its Inato note OF love or warning.
And The turtle doves re-ocho, paintyely,
From uplnnd Holds. soft, nclodious mourning
A golden hazo conecnls tho horizon,
4 golden sunshine slants across the mcadows;
The pndo and prime OF summer titne La gone,
But beauty hngers In the Autumn shadows.
Tho Wild hawks shadow Goets across tho grass,
Its Hotanod grny tho eoitenod groen outyying;
And fair scenes grow fairer who yet thoy pass.
Az breczes froshon "hen tho day ia dying.
o. sweet Septemberi thy rrst breezes bring
Tho dry leafs ru st1e and tho squirrels laughter
Tho COOL fresh air whence health aud vlgor spring.
And promise Of exceeding Joy hereafter.
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BOARDING DEPARTMENT.

BOARDING DEPAItTNIEN
This department IS under the immediate
control of the President, and the young
ladies constitute part Of his family They
will have the constant care of the lady
teachers in sickness and in health. The
rooms are large, we'll ventilated and rel
aearmed in cold weather. For the style of
living at the College, the President takes
the liberty to refer to Rev. Il. T. Franks,
P. f., Of Spartanburg District, who, with
his family has board in the College, at the
same table with the young ladies and teach
ers. Also, to Col William l.. DcPass of
Camden, Horace Nichols, Esq, Of Column
bia, who also, with their families, have
been members of the College family. All
young ladies from distance, are expected
to board Mt the College.
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EKPENSES.

1t is confidently believed that while thiE
Institution offers high inducements, in the
wny of educational, social, moral and re-
q pecuniary kind, equal, if not greater thar
any other: Look at the advertisements Of
this and other schools, North or South, and
parents will see that they make saving by
sending to Spartanburg.
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Willie rnajorit

We understand that aomo ten or ffteon blacks
wero registered by one OF tho Boards, who have
not bsen in the State twelve months. These, of
Of courso, Ire not entitled to vote, which will in
creaae the white majority to about 100.
Lancaster Ledger.
REaIBTRAT1oN In PICKEHs DIsTRIoT.-As fnr ns
heard from the returns OF registration in Pickens
are as follows: Whites 154s; colorsd COG. Total
22A7. White majority 849.
sr. GEORGES PARIBH-R -REa1sTnAT1os.-Up to
September 21st inclusive, whites 40; coiorsd II.
frctal h7
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It il estimated that east Of the Rocky Mountains
there "a 600 Indians in ho stiity to tho whites
The "bg Ihjun" Of the party is Red Cloud, Of tho
Upper Brucs. Red Cloud is reported aa having
said, ave do not wRh poaco; because when we arc
at peacc, We arc poor; now we are very rch." It
viii take something more than blankets and beads
to convert this old ruffian
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WEHASE USED GALLlGITANS PILLS, AND FIND
~ That they will do all that II claiuod FOR them ani
clcerf'ily recommend then To public favor.
I. H. WAITS, Ex-Governor OF Alabama.
j. W. A. SANDFORD. Atty Gent or AIabapIs
ROBT. pouGHER1f, Judge Supreme Court Ala n
Fr0m THOMAS !. JTDGf. Judge Supreme Court
I have used GALLIGHAN'S PILLS on my plautaiJ, ,u
ar Fever and asuc aud Ind them all that claimed or
Montgomery. Ala septcn,bar 90, 1853
LowSpEE CoCSry AlaiIamx
0aILIGHaS'S FEVER AND AGUE FILLS will 10
They ar decidedly the beat medicine Chills aud Fee
teF ever gave would not be without them for live
times the price L. A. GRAHAM :
AMERIcus. April II, 1867.
One box Of dALI.IhHAN'S PILLS currd mo perfectly
oI Glls aud Fever. They tho best medicine to.
liliiils and Fayer over saw. a. a. ROSALDSOS
Clerk Superior Conrt. Sumter County Ca
MoSrnoMrRy. Ala, July Q, l65J.
MessI5. DItErS 4 HAI.E-GESTs: have used your
QaLLIGHAS'S PILLS on two occasions for Chills and
Fever aud md that they That they are intend.
cd to do They arc the best remedy for the disease that
have ever tried. consider Them perfectly reliable
Respectfully. DAS'L SAYRE.
AI.BASr a.. March II, 1867.
have used GALLIHHAS'S PILLS iu forty casescf
Chla nnd Fever. with perfect EIlccess They are tic
best Fever auh Ague PHI put up.
ABB FAINT.
WHOLESALE IN CHARLESTON, BY
GOODRICH, SINEhIAN Il CO..
No l6a Meeting street.
HLOuNT & HALE,
PRoPRIETORs
May ~ emo Montgomery. Ala.
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Each Music pupil receives .fj7y lessons
during tho Session, and eau use a
piano for practice, from one to three hours
daily. There are six pianos in the College.
The teachers in this department have
had much experience, and excel as per-
formers as we'll as teachers
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NOTICE.

Students coming by Spartanburg and
Union Railroad, should leave Columbia or
intermediate stations, on Monday. Wednes-
day or Saturday-they will then come
through without detention.
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Prevention Is Better than Cure. >
DIR. RECORDS
Celebrated Preventive Lotion.

4 rPRoyED AND HIdH!.Y RECOMMENDED By
"A The French Medical Faculty, as tho only safe ana
Lntalbo antdoe .s,nst infection from Special Dses ses
This Invaluable preparstio Ia suited for either SEX and
hns proved. fom ample experence.iho moat efAcient
aud reliable Preventive discovered thus eneotna
drsileratum long sought for In the Medical World II
used according to directions every possibility Of danger
may be svoided single application will radically ne
tra1e the Veneren virns eIpel all impurities from Tia
absorbent vessels and rondsr contamination impossbe
BE Wiso IN hme and At very ANAL outlay save hour of
untold bodily and mental torments. 80
This most reliable specific universally adopted In
e Old World IA offered for sale for tho orst o in
america BY f: A. DUPORT CO., only luihori.ed
bgents for the United States =
Price % per bottle Large bottle double sixo s.
Tho usual discount 10 the trade. font, socureIv
aeied on receipt OF price, 70 any idircss with direci
lions and pamphlet, by addressing. to-
-. ..sN, ,F.,A. DupoRT CO.,
Sole Agents for DR.. RIcord's r. l..
Msy ~ 1yr /" No, II Gold Bfreet Now York
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APPARATUS, &c.

The College has beautiful aud exten-
sive Apparatus, for illustrating the various
branches of Natural Philosophy, Chemistry
and Astronomy. Lectures Oh these sub
jects, free to oil, will be delivered during
the year
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rHH rEAcIInRa

Have all had much experience, two Of
them have taught over twenty-five years.
The young lady teachers all graduated in
one of tho best Female Colleges in the
South, and excel i'll their respective depart
meuts.
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PIH a 6E

After reading this, hand it to some one
who has a daug litter. to educate, or post il
upin some public place.
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asscnEcrs.

Per steamship Champion. from New York-r Street
Lowd. Wallact. d waIlnck. J Reid, Il Roth. Mis-
Chias Mastor Childs. Miss Leob. Miss Lcob, Mlsi
Angle II g Street. Childs and wife. Goosius
and vile, Mtss l. Clarke Miss A Campbell, Miss
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ner, lnber Ka Vincent, Mrs blanche and dauHt tar
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Quackenbusb, ) Murcc. " A Buclnsn, n Msthsir
Henke. Dennis. Slider. A Phillips, Capt Peck D
pndds. Mrs N Matnair, Mrs q Road Miss AZ Read
A Pttkin, Calvo. AZ BogatckI, Miss !ugrabnm.
Master W Street, Miss King, Mira Purcell Miss Long
Mrs 1ngraham, and IL steoraYe. "
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Those INTENDING to patronize the Col
leee. will confor fa-,- ~. :.--.l:-.-l,
addressing the President, at Spartanburg,
8. @. -
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THE HERALD

rs sfUpLHHHD WEEKLY AT NKwsRHRY q r. AT
u rs PCT apnum, and, having 1 Large ciranis.sa. nj.
affords great advantages to sdvcrtisors ~ tne sute
Rates for advertising very reasonable-sor which AMI.
10 cur Agent Ar q. p sLfDER, n he Efils nPS
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Now orica ms Market.

NEW ORLEANS. September 2o-Cor1oa Tho sts q.
nation noticed IN yesterdays report prevailed Today to
an inefesscd oItent AZ Tho opening hs morning thcro
eetpt Of tbs noon Intelligence announcing filling OF
at Liverpool tho majority OF buyers rofused go on un
1oaS at additional concessions, which falling to obtain
they mostly Withdrew from tho matkot Under these
oircunstsuees tho days transactions were restricted
comprising barely 160 ba1es taken by three foul
te preee indicating greater ease. and on the whole
within tho range OF tho sub)otned approximate quota
dom Ordinary 1ealsc, good ordinary eHa40Xc low
mfddling u 10. and middlng asa2skc. The business
would hASe been Larger uSers hsd 6een successful In
Andtng the descriptions required boforo tho Liverpool
sdyioss camo 10 hnnd.
Ths saies for the pest throe days comprised 7to bale.
nAkng total tho weok OF ll2s baiest nQpiust oTs
Last wset. and 1225 tho week before. Tic receints
proper during ths past week excluding tho arrivals from
Mobile, Florida and TeIas which included ip thnIr
respective statements comprise It'll bales sgainst sts
last woet showing increase Of 923 bales Tho weeks
IMPORTS embrace I03 bales, all coastwise.
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ConsiRnoes pOr south Carolina Railroad,
Scptember a.

lat balos Cotton Il bales Yarn. q bags RIoe II bags
Flour, 132 bbs Naval Stores Mdzo. Gc To L Fuller
Courtonay L Trenholm, Mowry 90. doldamith q Son
Wardlaw Carew. Thurston Holmes. Kanapaux, Ian
neau 4 Co, Ii Rodgers e. Co, " Lobby, ] D Busch a
Pttchctt U. soy l. Kenyon. Jcrords 90, Albors
Co!csoueh, Jef!ora Co, III Israel, L Loront1 @ y
Averill Il Son.
ConsiBnces per Northonstcrn RnIlrond,
September "a.
3G7 bbls Naval Stores IA bales Cotton ~ bo1os Ord
nancc cars Lumber, Mdz., &c. To Adnns, Frost & Co
Kendall Doekory. Major Parker. @ Pitchett, Ma
zyek Bros, Marshall Jr Ryan. aaillard & Minott
d Stonoy, Brsho Co. q II Ingraharn Son Kan
apsuI, L8nneau & Co.
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THE TEXT BOOKS

IT1 h 'THNI HOOKS
In use can all be procured in Spartan,
burg, at reasonable prices
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THE TRI-WEEKLY NEWS,
PupIIsHED IN wINNsBoRo' 8. C.. ApFoRps .
Omar, psoaabe medium for tho Advertising public OF
stospoetfy solicit iheir patronage for our nuuu
p,, 1AiLiAnp. neapoRrrs w1L1IiNs.
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NEW BOOKS.
paYNE's PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.

4 NEW WORK JUST ISSUED by W. PAINE, NJ. D.,
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Blca Journal &c Sc II liz royal octave OF a0 pages
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children together with their pathology and treatment by
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address The author. No. 93a ARCH STREET, philsael-
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ALSO. a NEW WORK,
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Address above
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Savannah Market. .

SAVANNAH, september 21.-CorroN-The market
opened dull and wns dropping throughout tho day In
consequence Of the decline Of IA in Liverpool Friday
and Of Nc In New York on saurdsy. Tho better grades
There poor quality generally offered Of tho latter
especially for Florida aud sono which had held the
good quality article Ii eat dha Tbe supply Of
mar oo considered 40 salesbo at our highest quotations.
Tho saes did not exceed So bales. We quote: as
ha1dunnQ. ........... ..THGt2
Lon hiuoiin8..... ...?On@2l
Good Ordinary. ,1OE@-
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SESSIONS AND >-ACAr1oN.

The Fall Session will open October Sd,
1867, and close February 18th, 1868.
The Spring Session will open February
goth, and close July 9Th, 1868.
Vacation extends from close Of Spring
Session, to October 1st.
A few days recess at Christmas.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-25

FACULTY.
Rev. ANsoS w. CUMMISus, \. NJ, ID. D.,
President and Teacher of Mathematics, and
Lecturer on Natural Science &c.
Mrs. |. II. CUMMINGS,
Teacher Of Rhetoric, Mental and Moral
Science.
Miss ALICE NJ. SHELDON,
Music, Embroidery, Painting, Leather
Work, Hair Work, &c.
Miss ALICE IIoMAX,
Music, French, English Literature.
Miss SUE Y. r. SHELDON.
French, Music. History
Miss NJ. JANE WoFroRD,
Natural Science, Latin, &c.