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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-28
I.oenI .n,d state Items.

Local ind state Items.
lNsrntN,r.-The losses p,id through
the Insurance Agency OF rrindle and
Bumham, in Til. village, since January
ls,, 1861, 20 April l,t, 1865, amounts TO
S90,000
Business. - Business in Rutland is
commencing in earnest, Vnd the prospects
f,r the immediate future are full Of prom
i-c. cur merchants, ard those engaged
in all other lrauehe, of business, with
full stock uf good, IN every department,
arc doing "a large trade, and the burnt
block, are hciug rebuilt with wonderful
rapidity, and all will be- needed 10 accom-
nodatc Ia, fast Increasing business and
trade, Thu buildings, both in number
and excellence, - BE- erected this season,
will far excel those of any previous year,
and the prospect Of a rich return in every
department ui trade and manufacture
was never more certain or cheering
BRIAn -LoAE- -INN. RlGloN.-This ho.
tel has been enlarged this season By
wing containing l3 bed rooms, with clo-
sets, and q large parlor The terms for
the summer will be $50 per month, Sl5
per week, or - 80 per day
FAmuNvES A distressing accident
occurred at this place on the afternoon Of
Tuesday. the 18th, \ hoy Of eight years,
named George II b Gulmul,on, was
playing with a lad younger than himself
in barn, where they put in motion
straw cutter and in some unknown way
the lci, hand Of little George was caught
under the knife and cut of at the wrist,
He ran home Immediately, where the
bleeding va. staunchcd and the stump
hlulaged. Surgeon H. T. Smith Of Cas-
tlctou was sent Tor and was SoOn on hand.
II WAS found necessary TO mmputate the
wo,ruding bone Chloroform was ad-
miuistered and the operation was very
speedily and neatly performed without
pain 10 the little unfortunate. The wri-
ter Of this takes pleasure in commenting
DIR. Smith as a very ,killful surgeon, de-
serving of public confidence in whatever
pertains 10 his profession.
r,.,.,.,. ,.l,,,..,.,,,-.r,o>. 4, r.ri,,
%. - - mO,p
wing. meet, in Burlington on the Goth of
June. General John O'Neil known as
Mr. b. Fri" O'N-iI. who. like Gen. Swee-
ncv. +, ono Of the few genuine fighting
men OF the orurr IS expected To be
present.
p,.,.,.,.a ri, ,.,rl..-. 81. :, A,h,nS
r....l...t,., .l..a..l , loclina fr,m
,.,;o.- of r,., ,.cel .,are,ly loss marked
th4r III, aa,,,,f,1l , week ar, The
ruliao price Wa. 70 c,nts-.ome choice.
fancy lot, lringin., a.. lish a, &2
EfNttlrtn--lh, Richturl Sentinel
says Mr.. G.. W. Bvwdish, Of North
Fairfield, who lost aboat one hundred
dollars, III wallet, in town last week, Ju-
diciou>'y invested ,mall,sum in advertis-
ing, and recovered his money which
shows the value Of advertising"
the Troy Whfr af Tur>la, the following
&c ;r,,,.,,..,...,,t. anil r.,o,-,tior o., ,be
.,.,.,.i., So. II. - -. =.
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u'n 't. MS fNcailent laniiori, Il Murray
Esq
This. f,.l5.rall. resort .wli,h !. th,
summer hnu-.of 81, many Of th,,citilous
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-28

done il unto me,-N lNsWs Messenger.
REIGIoUs,-A Baptist church was or
ganilcd at Fair Haven, in December last,
Of members mostly dismissed, for that
purpose, from the church a, HydeNillc
During the winter, season of spiritual
refreshing was enjoyed, and some little
time was devoted 10 religious efforts in
the church and congregation by Rev, III,
l.. Grose Of Ballston Spa, \ Y -Four
men have been baptiscd, and others, both
men and women, it is expected, viii soon
make profession Of their faith in the
same way The Rev, p, + Jones Of New
York, it Is understood, has received call
to the pastorate, and should he accept it,
the church will soon be served by "a good
minister Of Jesus Christ" able and sue
eeSsful,
On the first of April, the Rev II L.
Grose OF Ballston Spa, n. Y, became pas
tor Of the Baptist church at Hydcville
In addition 10 his services IN thai place
he has occasionally supplied the church
at Fair Haven, and established ON out.
station at Castleton, where the beautiful
chapel Of the Normal School edifce ha'
been secured as place Of worship. Th'
first service was on the 81 inst, at , ?
IN. the second, at the same hour on th'
18th, and the third will be on the las
Sunday Of the month.
Rev ]. Freeman, agent for the Yer
mont Baptist State Convention,l was a
Hydeyille on Sunday, May 81, and on be
half OF the church, gave to their new pas
toratc, Rev. Ii. l.. Grose and wife, tn
hand Of Christian fellowship, and also i
behalf OF the Convention welcomed hin
TO this State.
, The Rev. J. X Chase, formerly pasto
of the Baptist church at Hydeyille, close
his temporary labors in East Canaan, \
H., to respond to the invitation that come
TO him from Nershire, Vt.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-28

much as We have done il unto one Of the
least Of these my brethren, We have also
done il unto me."-.S iiLms NtseBqsr
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-28

ExPLANArIoN.-Ha Having published the
explanation of the Middlebury College
Club, the explanation of the Clipper Base
Bali Club Of Casttet0n is now gIveI'
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-28

FENTNN STATE CONVENTION. \ Fenian
State Convention Of the "0'Roberts
wing, meets in Burlington on the Goth of
June. General John O'Neil known a.
Mr.. Fri" O'Nril, who. like Gen. Swee-
ucy, +, ono Of the few genuine fighting
men oi the oruFr. Is expected To be
present.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-03-27
Il New Convert.

a jolly party OF our citizens went
on fishing excursion last week,
and as they were mostly OF demo.
cratic Tendencies concluded TO at.
tend the Democratic County Con-
vention Oh their way TO the ponds,
! thereby ecohomiziDg liz time and
money. Now one OF the 6eheTIen
whom we viii cal. Smith, was q
square Republicans, and went only
for the fishing and not for the poll
tics. Iii, comrade. whom we will
call Jones, on he way 20 Rochester,
Threatened 20 publish him as a .u!l
delegate to the Democratic ConveA.
ton. Smith says, NO YOU do.,'t.'
joncs says, Hanged II ! don't.
The convention being over aud
the party arrived at the PONDS,
Smith and jones. BY themselves,
started upon the ice, Smith ahead,
Jones behind--wlieu. unfortunately,
Jones pumped into an ar hole and
stuck in tie mud below.
'NUllO, Smith. I'm in-help mo
OUT cried Jones.
'Iia, ha, ha,' laughed Smith.
what are you laughing at, yoa
fool. Help ne out-ion'C you see
I'm freezing E saI,; Jones earnestly.
Jones, my boy, viii you vote tho
republican tickct next Malcl, 2 sad
Smith seriously. No s,r I'll dc in
the democratic faith,' said Jones
firmly.
NoN.' said Smith, lit is my duty
to strengthen NY plrty. What do
You want me TO say to yorr family 2
Come, come, stop toolsng--ana
help me out said Jones cDpl,aalc-
ally.
Duty before pleasure said Smitz s,
coolly sitting down On The ice.
Poor Jones struggle and pushed,
bur the harder he pushed the deep.
cr hc sank. The cold, co| wa I
! had hi!ed his vest pockets ana tAan
his watth pocket, and was E0Y be
ginning 10 trickle down over Ill,
high buttoned vest.
For Gods sake, Smith, are you
going TO sit there and see me die p
Shrlcke,i he.
'Ny dear boy, will you vote tho
republican, ticket next March 2 said
Smith sOiemnIy.
Jones heSitated--but the water
was buhbling about his chin, aud IN
anX,oaG look bt the couRtenance Of
Smith, convinced iim that t.iefo
was no show, and ne said.
Smith, if yen will only help mo
out, I'll cots tac REPUBLICAN tjctet IN
1 tic &prtrJ, AND roG GRANT III THE
tALAo
'Agrrel.' said Smith. enihusia.
tical!y, and lie i'ul;eG with such a:ac.
rity ;lat Jones WAS out IN a iiffv.
/ y roIsiaey tire wax bniit, and Jones
was soon dried anl warmed, inside
and out lie is about town, allvo
md hearty. bus lie wears u good
! deal such Il look as President john
son is supposed 10 wear when en-.
! forcing the reconstruction ACTS
! Smith has got an eye on hiln.--Gfeat
Fats Journal.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-03-27

The Mississippi is rapidly raising.
Ohio Republican delegates favor
Grant.
The United States lost 81 l,329. 600
by fires Iii February.
Worh has been resumed on the
Kansas Pacific Railroad.
Charles Dickens read before goo
persons in the city OF Rochester OH
Tuesday night.
The new bridge at Dixon, H., has
been swept away BY Il great ircshet
in Rock kiyer.
Another severe snow storm on the
Pacific Railway, east ot Ceyenne,
occurred Oh Sunday night.
! The great thaw of the last few
days has created \ great iIeshc; il,
| the creeks aud rivers in The vicinity
Of Buffalo.
Seventeen Illicit distillcr,cs have
been seized ia one culnty III Icn.
nessce, this month.
I'll, new bridge across the iiud.
sou River 10 SchuylelNi!le, 5arato.
g' county, is completed anI ready
for trial.
Snow mixed with black dust has
been falling IN Minnesota. 1t prob
ably came from Pittsburg.
! a WISE ASSWER.-A little black
girl, eight Yeas old, was setting the
table, when boy who was lying on
a lounge, said Ia her
"Moiiie. DO you pray (" The sud.
dcnilcss ol the question confused
her l!;tlc, but she answered,
"ICs sir, every night
"Do you think God hears you
tie boy asked aud she answered
promptly,
"ios, J know he does
"iut do you think. said he, try.
.ng {, puzzle her. "that he hears
y0ur prayer as he does those oi
white children y -,
For lull tlfcc minutes The clIi'd
I kent oa With her work ,withonD spea..
ing; thcu, Stopping ia front OF The
lounge. she slowly said
/ t.G, In,r,sn 1 ufrt into Gnl'a
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-03-27
The Tai!le and Cossippirg Society.

O'd men and young men, wcmea
and children, are admitted as mem
bers, II they possess the following
qualifications:
j. They must devote their whole
attention 10 other peoples business.
and entirely neglect their own.
:. When thry hear a scandalous
report abopt Il neighbOc, or friend,
they must not eat, drink or sleep,
until the chief officers OF the society
arc informed of tho same.
j. No person shat! become a mem
Der, unless he or she is n person Of
leisure, and can loaf about the
town, or make seventeen calls a
week, and watch the actions of the
peoi ie generally; and be ready to
report at headquarters the slightest
lntimatiOn Of Il report.
HE following are some Of the by
laws and regulations Of this society
J. The society shall be known as
Ihe Iattic and Gossip;ng Society =
Ihe principal and ruling officers
shall be aa follows: One great iiar
ami Two lesser ones: Three Ia,t!crs
ana iour Gcssipers, any one Of whom
VIII constitute a quorum and shall
nave power to transact business at
any time.
:. Il any member Of tlis society
shall bc found guilty of l.rcwiie
more about his own business than
that of his ntiglibor, lie shall be cx.
pellet; forthwith.
:. ANY rorso: belonging to this
S"cicty "nO makes practice uftrli.
ihS the tlltn two or three times,
shall be expelled without Il hearing
4. Young men struggling to cam
an honest living, but WHO nav be
unfortunate sometimes, must be at
once taken in charge hy the mem.
ber3 and rnined as quick rs c!rcun.
stances viii permit. The sooner
the better.
.. No person Shall belong to this
society who is in the habit of telling
a Scan0aIou5 story az he or. she
hN'i' IL Iitt fDt!ltf 10 uUt 10 ana
eXa%gcratc the n!iS!ortuncs OF oti,-
crS Is an absolute necessity with
this association.
6. amy person who does not re.
port regularly, what his ncighbors
residing witl,in tinec doors OF hnl
nave tor dinner every Sunday, and
lor tea every time they have com.
pany, shall be cut off from the rights
, and privileges Of This society.
I. II amy member of this society
shall see. hear, tell Of, or even sus
pcct thata Young man hNs waited
unon n lady twice. lie must re2ur
them 10 he married soon, cr alread,
married. or he looked upon us II tat
/ tier, and shall he fined to the full ex
tent OF the law for any such nis,le
meanOr.
). Any man or woman who shall
neglect his or her own business to
circulate "nont town scandaious 70.
ports which he or she knows to be
false, Shall he deemed by all respect.
able citizcnS as cOinmandcr-in ehie'
OF said society, and shall be ,coket
upon as such by all its members.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-03-27


OF seven thousand students II
thirty Western institutions, half
are professors OF religion, and near
Is u thousand conversions are re.
ported.
The Hebrews of Milwaukee hayo
inaugurttcd . new benayo'crt soci-
ETY.. which Is doing ii large amount
OF good TO the poor OF that city.
Two cargoes of tea recently ar.
rived at Boston, renewing the memo
ry Of old days, wien Boston owned
the tea trade ofthe country.
y company has been organized
to construct ditch sixty miles long
10 bring water to Il mine III Cobra
do. 1t wiii cost two and a Iuartec
millions.
The medal which was ordered by
the Wisconsin Legislature oi 1871
10 he preseatei'to Cyrus W. E,ei,i
has just been received. IL Is OF
sUlid ,,o.d, and cost - 900.
The buildings erected by Mr.. Pea
body N London for the voor how
have q population oi 1855. y new
bai!diug viii sooa Ec erected at
Westminster.
\ sweep stake race is CT the tsp.
is in Baton Rouge, in Which tho
winner i to become the owner of III
tic horses entered. Distance 500
yards.
Il L. Shillbacr, fsq, who is az
iiCtcd with the very UuilicflfA Vls'
ease, the gOut, ayers tbpt he iiiie.lt.
ed il from his Wiic's ancestors.
\ number of tie public schools
of Mar land ale 90 he closed ior the
want ot funds. \ little less att,n.
lion 10 the militia, and mote to cdu.
cation. wou'd improve the tone of
that state.
"nainum in ashes" Is The most
stait!ing announcement ir tho
tlilndelphia Telegraph. Mean.
while Mr. Barnum goes up and
down Oh streets as usual.
The Missouri Legislature is con.
sidering bill ior ceding Il troct ten
mi'ca square south Of ST. Louis, Ter
the sito Of the national capita!.--
They have little prospects Of getting
the capital.
Bayard Taylor says that only one
meerschaum In ten made In Germany
Ia genuine
la..a ..s -
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-03-27

Daring tho cold weashes n man
and his horse, travelling in Southern
Louisiana, were frozen to death; On
uncommon OCCURRENCE ~ fAr south.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-03-27

Tho While Mountain elevated
railway will bc completed tbis year
In time for visitors 10 mako use oi
It.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-03-27
.B.O.S.Iy,.ss.sTO~. D. q.

ATrOKNLY 4 COUNSELLOR At LAW.
e'aei.or in Ckanecrg, L,fe Il F.w lnsrrcnee
A3pt,
wfs- rorsUNN, VERMONT.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-03-27
q. e. SJtks X T.,

H0usE, SIGN, AND ORNANESTiL
Pai"ter, GraiMtr, G!u-icrff Paper Hanger,
BRADFORD. VERMONT.
Also, d,ul"r II Paints, Ci5. NarEi,tcs, and
Paint Sock IT every description, Picture
Frames, Mcull.aga a;i G!as'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-10

The President of the Loyal League
at E,yton is in jail for stealing baeoB.
The Marion Commonwealth saws
there viii not be half cotton crop made
in Perry county.
The Baskerville East AIaban1idn, July
3lst, reports the corn not SO much in
iured as was anticipated.
Judge Oliver, Of Green county, re-
fuses to surrender the Probate Office, I'M
less forcibly compelled TO do so.
The Carrollton Vest Alabdnlidn says
the rain is too late to save the corn, but
just ia time to ruin the cotton.
Three negroes and two white men
broke Jail at Jacksonville last week.
Two OF the negroes and one white man
have been re-csptured.
The Florence Inder, which has been
neutral heretofore, hiss hoisted the
names OF Seymour and Blair, and in
dorses their nomination with strong
editorial.
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Virginia Military Institute,
Lexington, Virginia.

A IMPLICATIONS will now be received ioI me
a a 9polntment of Ice ad dtiional OadetS lnto
this IN Stitution- Those entering IN ing sui1l-
usr % ol1ths enjoy peculiar adVantsges In LIE lie
special course OF discipline and lnsLrnctloni "
which ware prepared FOR TIE regular sloeliss
whlnh coma Snenoe On the lst eepsemners
CircaIsrs ,xill be cent on aRplieasloni
mails FRANCIS u. H9A&1 - IsePr
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE,
Lexington, Virginia.

rEyHE next session opens Sd Thursday in Sep
tember 1873, and closes 4th Thursday in
June, 1859. The Faculty consists of
GEES. r. E. LEE, PREsIBEET,
With Professors of Lstin, Greek, Mathematics,
Modern Languages, Moral Philosophy, History
Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry
aud Law and Equity. These are distributed
into l. Faculty OF arts; 2. Faculty Of Sci
ence 9. Faculty of Literature and Philosophy
4 Faculty OF Law. In each Of these ia con-
terred distinct Bachelors Degree, and the De-
gree Of Muster Of ATts is open alike to students
in each course. In the Department of Science
are conferred I; also, Professional Diplomas OF
Civil Engineer nd Mining Engineer By the
aid of a full cops of assistant Professors, pro-
vision Is MADE Tor thorough drilling in the De-
partments of English. Ancient and Modern
Languages and Mathematics.
EXPES .Es.-Al necessary expenses need not
exceed SS25.
for NH particulars apply to
jy30lw L. c. GORDON, CLERK OF Faculty.
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ONLY IHFALLIBLE SPECIFIC
STOCKS AND BONDS.

xxTANTED AT MEMPHIS CITY SAVINGS
w TNsTITUTION, corner Jefferson ana
Front streets
Miss. Central 4. r. lst and "a Mortg. 6onds.
E5iss and Tenn. R. K. LIST Mortg. Bonds
Mem and Chss. X. r. I'd Mortg. Bonds.
"a ana n. r r r. LIST Mortg, Bonds
Memphis and Ohio 10 per cent. Bonds.
Memphis and Ohio per cent. MorIg. Bonds.
Memphis City Plain Bonds.
Memphis City Endorsed Bonds
NOBLE and D. X. R. s per cent. Sterling Bonds
Mobile and o. r. r. 8 per cent. Interest Bonds.
Mobile and o. r. &. Income Bonds.
Memphis and o r. b stock.
ta10-kf F. O. kI Xxx. Cashier
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UUKA FEMALE INSTITUTE.

HE next Session viii open on MONDAY, the
,,sn depce of the subscriber assisted in the Lit
srarV Department by Mrs. DOUGLASS Every
Jsnart Tes,t viii be filled with able teachers.
NJ and Mrs. TEPE still continue in the Music
Taoartueut To our friends desiring repose
and exemption from many Of their PECULIAR
4SSoY ANcEs, our location is especially at
frartiveD Many families purpose settling
SmonQ as this fall to educate their children.
For further particulars apply for Circular to
Rev. J. z. DOUGLASS,
tx-otf Iuka, Miss.
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Florence synedleal Female College

rE,HIs Institution. which has long enjoye
| very high reputation among the ienale
Colleges nf Inc South, is situated at Florence,
Ala which is admitted to be one OF the most
deIightful and SalubriOus towns IN the south
vest II is very easy Of access A branch OF
the Memphis snd Charleston Railroad RUS
rom TuScumbia to South Florence. Its Presl-
dent. Rev. DIR. VIM. H MIICHELLi is Wen
[Ucv-n as one of the ablest teachers in the
country. Next session will commence on the
50 u day Of september next.
For further particulars apply TO the Fresl-
as,,f tyl lmdaw
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ASSETS: Market
STATE OF MARYLAND, I

SJU0US Is
STATE OF MARYLAND
City OF Baltimore. s.
The undersigned, John W. Randolph, Pres.-
dent, and Henry c. Jones, Secretary, beng
duly sworn, do seVerauy upon their Oaths GER
ufy and say, that they are respectively the
President and the Secretary OF the United
States Fire and Marine Insurance Conn any of
Baltimore, in the State aforesaid, that the fore
going statement contains q just and true state
Iaent and exhibit of the standing and eondi-
ton of said company on the lst day OF July,
1858. JOHN W. RANDOLPH, President.
BESRY q. JONES, Secretary.
Sworn anu subscribed 10 this 18th day OF
July. 1855, before me, a Justice OF the Peace for
the city OF Baltimore.
lsignedl E. F. FLAHERTY, J. P.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
COMPTRoLLERs OFFICE,
Nashville, July %, 1855.
I, 6. W. BLACKBURN, Comptroller Of the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the United
states Insurance company, locSted at Baiti-
me satisfactory evidence that said Com
pany has complied with all the require
ments of the laws of the State of Tennessee i'm
posed on Insurance Companies, and l further
certify thatG. W. L. CRUOK, Agent OF said Com
pany, has also complied with the requirements
of the laws Of the State, made and pro-
vided in such cases:
Wherefore, said United states Insurance
Com any has authority to take risks and trans
memphis, 1enn- -
q. W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller Tenn.
GEO. W. L. CROOK, Ges'I gent,
Jy29 Im Rooms 27s I-2 Main street.
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To Builders Georgia Roofing Slate

WE offer for sale, in quantities to suit pur-
w chaserS, a superior article of Roofing
Slate from the Georgia Quarries, said 10 be
equal TO the WEIGH, and not subject to crack by
heat as the Vermont and others, and which
market. R0YsFER. IRRELEVANT 4 CO.,
ty84 sole agents In Memphis
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-10

BAlLEY SPRIAGs, ALABAllA.

fIHHE prOprietors OF this Watering Place take
Il pleasure in informing their friends and
patrons that they have conn leted their ar
rangements for the comfort and enjoyment o.
their guests, ana that the Hotel is now open
for tuelr reception The efficacy Of these
waters IL casSs % DrOpsy, ScrOiuls, Dyspepsia,
diseases peculiar 10 Fen aies, and ali diseases OF
the SKIN and Kidneys, is too well established
to need comnent. A good band will serve tbs
BALLROOM and the table will be supplied with
the best the county affords, while Inc fishing
in ShOat ereek and the hunting in the sur
rounding woods present their usual attractions
TO visitors. Route via Mem phis and Charleston
kali cad to Florence, thence by regular Stage
Line TO the SpringE-Bine miles.
For descriptive p2IapIlet, circular, or for In
formation respecting special diseases, address
ELLIS = 90, PrOPr1etors,
or II. q. MOfDY, MD,
fe29 I'm Resident Physician.
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STATE FEMALE COLLEGE,

VHE Fall Session of this Institution viii com
1 nelce on MONDAY, tae 18th of Septeul Der
Rext, with a full ana superior Faculty (as
usual IN all the departments. In addition TO
the branches usually taught, arrangements
nave Eeen made lor 4. full coarse Of lessons III
PHYSICAL JULI u Rss according to the sys-
TEN Of bio Lewis. This places the State Fe-
male College, in this resp ect, in advance OF
any other school at the SOdth, and parents,
both at home and abroad, Will soon come TO see
It's beneficial effects.
The City Railroad Cars now run out to the
College, and rsnder city patronage perfectly
practicable. Parents and guardians in the city
Dement'S OF this superior school and make a
saVing-eV when c4r-fare is added-Of - 20 s.
per cent. on tuition bills. For particulars or
catalogues address, c. COLLINS,
aul 5W President.
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Notice.

HAVE two beautiful and well improved
L Plantations in Lea county, Ga, WITHIN
one of the best railroads In the State, and nns
lot and commodities Dwelling In the city,
Vhioh vii glsaly sell o. sxehangs for etnsf
ans - NH4sA1s
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-10
Science Hill Female Academy,
shelbyViIIe, Ky.

THIS Institution, situated In one OF the most
L quiet, hsalthful and p. easant towns Of Ken
lucky, within a short distance Of Louisville,
with which il has easy daily commu uicatiOn
by stage and rail, offers To the public the sccu-
mulated advantages OF more than forty years
successful operation. The eighty-seyenth fS7thl
semi-annBal session will open on Monday, sep
TENDER 7, 1858. FOR catalogues or special 1nfOT-
nation address Mrs. JULIA A. TEVIS,
TyZ9 I'm PRINCIPAL.