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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-06

standard Preparation, endorsed by the most reliable
Physicians, and its astonishing curative powers attesled
by thousands who have used IT,
is sure, quick remedy for all diseases of the Trina
~ organs existing in or female Irritation ar In
nammat0n OF Kidneys or Bladder Gravel Diabetes,
hedulsh Sedlment in Urine, Thick, Cloudy Urine Mu-
cVus anu involuntary Discharges from Urethr Retcn-
ton or ncontnence of Urine Chronic Caarrh OF Blad-
Organs. ~ ~
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
everywhere. DIN THIS S6wIv ND
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-06
Il. SAMPSON, Agent,
utl 50 Central Wharf Rn
PROVIDENCE, PHILADELPHTAAN1

BALTIMUKE.
keystone Line, Semi-W eelxIv
SAIL EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATrrpn.v,
The Steamers of The Keystone Line will leo, - i:
wharf at India street on Wednesdays and SATURDAYS ~
p M for Philadelphia Baltimore luakin% ths .,
TO Philadelphia 40 hours; to Baltimore So bonIs WING
sure connections. Prompt Dispatch Marx vour
Freight WA Keystone Line 'iN YOUR
For through rates and further rarliculors ,nri, g,
). e. BACON, Ag't 2. Il W r. H
N on ,,,,,,, Worcester.
,,,, Contracting Agent. Worcester
EUGENE HIGGINS. AGENT i'
r,,. -, -, - OF the Line Providence
AiN''NNilees MAY To- ioho ar
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SUPERIOR MILL and FARM ~.

viii IN fAArON-Farm Of 1865 acres OF superiOr@SSs
LII land; keep 20head of stock moving done hv-l.
machine; buildings all new; large Two-Story
House; two tenement house. lighted, weighted win
dows, nicely finished; barn 39xsO; cellar blacksmith
shop; plenty work for two men; splendid water power.
with al OF 25 feet in 100 rods, and abundance of water
the year through OF the best privileges in Worces-
ter county; there is good Saw and Grst mill. all in
good running ORDER dollar needs to be laid out on
the buildings: mile to school. churches and Stores
miles from Worcester; well worthy the attention of any
one wanting hrat-cass mIli privilege, or good farm
Price for the whole $4,000, hot near the value or will
divide and sell mills farm separate.
l.. A. ELY Il co
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-06

D. FOR SALE-In the village ofsrs2
Hill Soneyille miles from City Hall s. Acres s6s
haiiI of LAND well divided and finely located -.
for farming purposes; some very fine garden land;
. acres OF wood land Il to 20 years growth There is no
low. Apply to
MIRO dtf L. A. ELY Il co.
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Steamers Goasttuise.

EA NORFOLK AND BALTI.
<f@sTs ~ M1RE AND WASHINGTON, D. G.
~ 49, SrEAMSIilP LINE.-Steamshipso of his
h2zs-szks1 Line sail from end OF Central Wharf Tns
FOLK and BALTIMORE. ~ ~ -'h-
STEAMSHIPS:
MILAN REMEDY: Capt Geo. II. Hallett
WILLIAM LAWRENCE. " VIM. A. Hallett
.nHNLElaL.AN ............. - +. NJ. HOWe5.
GEO. APPOLD. .....,. Capt. Wnslsw Loveland
relght forwarded from Norfolk to Peersbnrg ami
ehnohd by river or rail; and by the Virginia and Zen
hessee AIR Line TO al points in Virginia. Tennessee
3ania and Georgia; and over the Seaboard and Roar
haliToad to all points in North and South Carolina
places West anu ia
Through rates given to South and West
me passenger accommodations
Fare, including herths meals; IN NorG,lL go IN
'ii ne g n0nrs; to Baltimore Sl5-time IS hours
offurther information apply TO '
Mo nc Il. SAMPSON, Agent,
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Zeal estate.
NO. . BRINLEY HALL.
ID. Il. PARMENTER & co.

- FOR sALE-A 2-story 2-tene- ~
N;:;I ment French Roof House. ID well finished sS3S
al!L rooms painted, papered and blinded; good -
- Lot and in good neghborhood within 1--WE min
D. + PARAIENTER & CO..
mh22 dtf Brnley Hall, Worcester.
49, FOR SALE-FARM of 100 Acres
A;i,l Of superior Land, on good road miles from
and in perfect order-built last season-paintad
and 3inded excellent water runs into house and barn.
d. +. PARMENTER Il co.
~ FOR SALE-A PASTURE of 40
@i.ii Acres Of good Land within 81 miles OF the City
Ill da , VII Keep horses well about $40 worth
water runs through the pasture Price $l6G0.
D. F. PARMENTER * co.
- FOR SALE-A Farm of As Acres, 9
I miles from 1 Worcester fair Bnidngs will sum
-'s-A-and wood sufficient for farm use.
Price LOO. Terms easy.
~ FOR SALE-A Farm of 100 Acres
E.ii of good Land in Fitzwilism. y. H.; mile from
- and pair ofhorses the year round; good build
nfs all in good repair ~ acres of wood water to
D. F. PARMENTER q CO.
- FOR SALE--In Princeton, Farm
5IL from centre; extra buildings will keep Is head
H-Nof cattle sumner and winter; 200 iruit trees;
wood 80 TO 40 years growth VIII exchange
for small farm. Price $1,000.
ID. F. PARAENTER d co.
~ FOR SALEM Barre, a Farm of so
Eiii Acres, mile from Smithve depot; Is tons
E7ll good hay; ~ acres young wood good buildings
fenced and watered Price 81, 600-Sj00 down.
ID. +. PARMENTER a co.
- FOR SALE-FaIm of 95 Acres, in
,.i West Boyson; cuts about 40 tons of hay mostly
hll by machine; 30 acres Of superior young wood Is
TO 30 years growth; 800 fruit trees, mostly in
bearing; fair buildings in good repair; mile rom SUM
nit depot. VIII exchange for city property.
Price s. 900. Terms easy.
d. F. PARMENTER & co.
49, FOR SALE-A Splendid Residence;
E;ii nearly new 2story 2-tenement House and Barn
klll and ~ super land, well covered with all
80 kinds Of fruit trees; within mile of the Court
House. Price $4,000. Terms easy.
D. F. PARMENTER & CO..
REAL ESTATE AGENTS, |
No.2 Brinley Hall, Worcester Mass.
mhl4 diff
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The Departments of Violin


VIII be under the charge of Mr.. Fred f. Ford who has
ela years and who brings to his work large amount Of
experience gained both there and in this country
The Department of Band and Orches-
trail Instruments
VIII be in the hands Of Mr.. ]. Il. Claus, formerly di-
rector Of military bands in the British army and whose
Endorsements are Of the higest order
The Department of Elocution
VIII be in charge of Mr. S, c. Hunt, whose experience
~ teacher and reader has been long and successful
e adopts the Sreeter method Of Voice Building a. ap-
pled u Execution Cefgymeu will, as cergymcn have
Mr. Hunt. '
Every teachers employed is a sololst and eaeb one
brings 10 the work an amount of experience which must
WIN success.
Concerts
y the teachers VIII be given nt the beginning of each
term and pupils concerts to show their prouress viii lac
gwen once q month. 70 an these, pnpls aud their
friends will have free access
Lectures
WIZ be given for the benefit pupils and each Friday
evening pupils sOciahle will be- held I'd WHEN AN ~
disposed VIII exhibit their SKIN in an informal nsnney
for the benefit Of their friends.
TERMS,
$40, SIS, according 10 study
yam, ana organ. $40 and Sl5
,,",uo''''.t''t s''s'sst-.s..ss.....t. 10
llVuA' .ss:s. ''.'. '''s..s....-s4.,,. 10 and 10
Orchestral Instruments. .......... ~ " is
huNiu"l ihtolys.s stss........4.... 10
Pupils received on application to the Director at the
Conservatory between The hours OF A. N. and p NJ
FRED. zticHIMANN, Director
MI DIT
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The Department of Voice Building and
Voice Culture

Nlll be under the sole direction Of Mr.. W. H. Danell
late Choir Master of the Church of the Advent in EGe
Ton and tenor soo,s lie will the Streeer method
1l voice buiding. by which such phenomenal results
4huhlel themselves with it, that era is at hand
ID matters oil singing Beng teacher and singer long
experience, thoroughly indorsed and recommended i,y
Or. SIeeter as an able exponent of his method AMI a
conscientious teacher Of correct style pupils may rely
upon positive advancement He viii m keit his s1ecial
ann 10 ran his pupils not only to sing songs but to sing
IN Quaretle, which is less easy. Voices will be trained
so as to endure for lite time which in these DAYS of
stianing OF voices, cannot be too highly priced He
will he seconded by able assistants - F "
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GBs 9aip spn: aaloreester SATURDAY ornq prl s. 1872
Heal estate.
FOR SALE III,

~ FOR SALE - The desirable estate.
81; corner OF Home and Wachuset sts near Harvard
ili St. and within six minutes walk OF Mechanies
- Han The house contains nine rooms. very CON
venlenty arranged, and in good repair, The garden
contains choice fruit; and real estate Is rapidly advance
ing in the vicinity Sold only because owner is about
pfeihl e. u6i+
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N Il w Y o K X
NORWICH LINE,

The STEAMBOAT EXPRESS PASSENGER TRAIN
VIII leave Worcester daily, Sundays excepteal At % p
tor New London there connecting win steay1o .T
CITY OF BOSTON. N'ihPaiN
CITY OF NEW YORK
CITY OF LAWRENCE or
CITY OF NEW LONDON
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FACTORY FOR SALE OR no RENT
VITA water and steam power; situated on ne M
- We providence Railroad. IN the city Of wOfcestrr
Appg 70 NAghbuHE kOEE MO, CO.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-06
The Department Of Piano Forte and
Organ

WIN he under the immediate charge of Mr. Fred Zucht,
mann organist OF Rev Mr. Ayers society Music hall
Boston, whose experience tor over twenty wears a. n
successful teacher, furnishes best evidences Of his fitness
IL WIZ eyer be the aim OF Mr.. Zuchtmam who win be
seconded by rs able corps OF assistants As ever have
been drawn together in this country to produce Artists
Tor which purpose no pains will be spared
An Organ ON the celebrated mandatory of Nessrs
i0rg Blake has been placed III the Conservatory for
the benefit of pupils
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-06

1AU I.I,IU MAID 5. 5. UO.'S through line
- 10 Caliornia and China. Fares greatly Tp,iuc.d
Steamers leave Pier No AZ North River loot of snsi
street, at IL o'clock. noon. ON the " " N'iiHA
18TH AND BOTH
except when these days fall on Sundav-ihen tho ,
previous '' 'iiei' 'he udF
April 10. Steamer RISING STAR, CAPTAIN II. p Con.
Capt. -. 'i'A AhiAONAa
Al departures connect at Panama with steamers ror
Neitili American and south Pacific ports Danortrs
OF i9th touches at Kingston, jamaica
f0r Japan and China, steamer AMERICA leaving San
FralciscO May l. '"'i"s 9u'i
Vile hundred ponnds baggage allowed each adult
tendance free. 'i''iio anu ut
or fFeish or Passage Ticket further information
Apply az the comptny's ticket Office on the Wharf a. ~
u hAl Ageili TO SUTTON n WHEELER Lincoln
nloch, HOfceslcri or to agents for New England
-. - e. L. BARTLETT ~ Co
no utI IL Broad street. Boston
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Price, $1,OO per Bottle.

Forsale in Worcester by Il. "A. WARREN, G..
H. SIP URk, +. a. DICKEY a. CO., and
FAIRBANKS a. PIPER.
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ABBOTT& RICE
i1D1 -, 80
FARMS! FARMS! FARMS!
POND 4 PEACOCK.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS.
No. 2 Front St. Exchange.

Have on hand an extensive list Of Farms at prices to
suit all, from Pleasant Little Farm for a few hundred
dollars to Delightful Country Estate for a few thou
description. " i'
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HOWE SEWING MACHINES

AND +. BUTTERicK CO.'S CELEBRATED PAT
TERMS, for Ladies', Misses, and Childrens Garments
Of all kinds and Shirt Patterns OF all sizes, at $50
Main 81, Worcester. Mass.
Il. q. sPAULDING, a gent.
Also Needles ron ALI AtND5 OF MACHINES, silk OIL
&C. fuckers, RULERS and COrdefs. -
n& Machines Repaired, dtf spg
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-06

- FOR SALE-Farm OF 20 Acres, in
Eii Boylston Centre; superior land, moved by ma
ELI chine; keep head Of stock; 2-sOry. 2-enement
house: barnwlth cellar; pleasant location; build
lngs in thorough repair splendid lot ofrut OF
rious kinds, besides small fruits Price $780, or would
exchange for house in CITY,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-06

John B. Cough fell asleep while going from
Boston TO Lowell, Wednesday evening, and
him SD to get back in time TO fill his engage
ment to lecture on "Will il Pay"
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MEDICAL INsTITU TE.
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PEvEY's DENTAL ROOMS.
NJ EW STEAM MARBLE AND
Az STONE WORKS,

Having introduced machinery into our business we
gre cohndent that with large experience practical
knowledge, ana personal attention, prepared to
manuacLure building Fronts and Trimmings, MOnu-
inehts, Tablets and Grave Stones. Chimney Pieces,
Bracket shelves, Table and Bureau Tops Sinks and
every description OF work made from Marble and Stone,
at the lowest cash prices.
Thankful for pasi confidence and patronage we solicit
Aeontinuance Of the same. TATEEM ~ lIOhGAN,
dH lal Central at. Worcester. Mass.
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49, FOR SALE-Jn Paxton, Farm sgsA
iii Of 81 acres; keep head the wear through; sfa
lsl plenty OF wood; nice 2-story House for two Il
- families; good barn; large workshop; p mile
rom churches schools and stores Price $500.
nhZ6 dti l. A. ELY IL co.
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- FOR SALE-FARM of 100 Acres,
Xii Z mile from Paxton Centre; 50 wood land;
k!I cuts 40 tons hay by machine; house of rooms;
- barns plenty of fruit; well watcred. For the
low price OF $3.50.
mh30 dtf L. A. ELY q co.
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~ FOR SALE-Or would exchange for
Ei House in the city. nearly new 81 story Buding
EII on Milbury St.. well calculated for mechanical
purposes; good 25-h0rse pow engine; plenty Of
sprng water; shafiius and betting nearly good new
WIN he sold at a bargain.
mh9a dtf l. A. Ely " co.
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educational.
WORCESTER CONSERVATORY OF
w MUSIC.

The above named school for the correct training Of pu
pills In all branches OF music, will commence It's aIors
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-06

Moses Martin, Esq, OF Pembroke, formerly
county commissioner and a prominent public
man in that town, died Wednesday, from the Ell
fects of a kick received from his horse Monday
afternoon. The horse was exercising in the
yard, and struck Mr. Martin in the bowels. Mr..
Martin Wns siXtv.three Years old
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For Sale and Exchange.

49, FOR SALE-In Holden. good Cot.
kIiiil tage House. ROOM two-hllhs OF an acre of
4iil land; within 20 rods Of depot; very desirable
Price Sl4OO. Terms easy
ARpOTvr U pfCF
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nor SALE-A GOOD 3.tenement q

o. FOR SALE-About 200 feet from
t Main ST., near the Dread, nice French Roof
AslA tenement House, nicely finished; very pleasant
location II rooms, bath rooms: gas; 5000 feet OF
lani. L. A. ELY & 90
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~ FOR SALE-In Grafton, Farm sEss4
Mil; OF 20 acres of superior land, mile from the tE
Nll centre 2-story 2-tenement House, barn, sc Il
Price $500 l.. A. ELY " CO.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-01
Col. II. II. McElWce.

The Chattanooga Times mentions a
report that Hon. T. =. McElwcc, the
Republican candidate for the State SEN
ate in the Seventh District, leans slightly
towards Chcatham. Without pretending
to guess whether there is any truth in
said report we remember that n few
wears ago. when Col. McElwCr was Il
member OF the lower House from Ne.
Mimi county. we tried our level bc., to
get him to vote for ANDY johnson for
the United States Senate: but hc gUi
to using round the RdNUcr Office. At
Nashville and wouldn't touch the dis
iin"ui.hcd cX.Prc-idrnt with n forty
foot pole. 1t will be- remembered the
H"HHcr was pretty hrltv against the
Great tommoncr about that time. A.
between Chcalham aud Juhusun Col.
Tom might support he iorurr. But
with the "wilv Naramausctt" In In"
field. we don't know 50 wcll about il.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-01
Grant and Greeley COntrastcd.

Inan editorial contrast between Grant
and Greeley the World comes to this
conclusion: "Nolhing could be more
safe for every public interest, nothing
could 50 surely purify the public SER
vice, as tIg election of Mr. Greeley in
this conjunction. So far rs legislation
is concerned, Greeley would be the
safer President. Tic would be as intel
ligent and original as Grant is stolid
and apathclic aud hostile Congress,
alert to detect his mistakes, If he should
fall into any, would be safeguard
against bad legislation by ESyta.iye
pressure. lie is not sluggish and ease.
loving prone to shirk duties, and spend
his time in recreation. lie is the most
resoluicly industrious man in the coun-
try. If Mr. Greeley were President, /,
is not IN his nature to let any Depart
merit Of the public service run on as
Grant does, without close, unrcmitting
supervision. He probably knows more
men than any other citizen of the tni,-
ed States. The personal discussions
with which he cnlivcncd the politics of
the TiIjuHe attest his keen interest in
the character of public men, and the
minute abundance of that kind Of in
formation which the cast of his mind
leads him to acquire. He has looked
quite through the deeds aud character
of every prominent man, and most Of
the minor politicians in every part of
the country. Mr. Greeley would have
the great advantage over most Prcsi-
dents that he could make nearly all im-
porlant appointments from his own per-
sonal knowledge. instead of being Scri-
onsly dependent on members Of Con-
@rcss and political parisans
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-01
From Middle Tennessee.
NASHVILLE, Oct. 2jlh, 1872

NASHVILLE, wv -J'll, lN'-'
Gen. Chcatham has returned from u
canvass in West Tennessee, and gives
assurance that all is well in that part Of
the State. In Middle Tennessee there
are only four or five counties IN which
Johnson has any strength. The object
OF the diSorgnnizcrs is to destroy the
Democratic party. Many Of them open.
~ avow IT, 1t is believed that many of
the pretended supporters of johnson
intend to drop him on the day OF the
election, aud vote for Maynard. This Is
the game, and il is well for Democrats
in East Tennessee TO know it. The in.
dications now are that Chcatlnm will
beat Johnson handsomely. even if East
Tennessee goes for the latter. But what
can the Democrats in your part OF the
State hope from this? DO the East Ten.
lessee friends of Mr.. johnson wish to
aid a Radical? The policy of the active
friends of johnson is well understood
here. They are dccciving Mr.. johnson
himself, and he will be astoni,hcd ut the
,mallncss Of his vote in Middle Tonnes
see, They shout and talk for him and
intend to vote tor MAYNARD. This is the
impression Of well informed men. Let
the Democrats in Eas, Tennessee under
stand this matter. The race is between
Chcatham and Maynard.
I)EMbfr
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-01
Bla>pllc,nOIis.

a Grant organ in Ohio. THE BcHe-
.t0RtnjHe Press, i frantic iu it, cnthu,i-
nsm for the great tWo-tcrm cnndilatr
II cNc!aimS:
"Thcrr is >imiiaril, between Grant
amt ! 'hrist-lhr latter the savior of the
world, and the former the Savior o. hi
country. Que cnunot think OF the hole
character of Grant without thinking Of
Christ"
Considering that Grant daily luhri
Gates his tonsilS with the mcanrst sort
Of whisky, swcars like Turk. bets on
horse racing, sells the public patronage
for filthy Iucrc, and accepts gifts and
offerings at the hands of the money
changers. il is a little singular that some
one did not sooner discover the great
"similarity" between the high and mich.
'y funclionary at Washington and the
lOwly Nazarcnc. who went about doing
good. II there is 4 pcnitcntiary any
where within reasonable distance tha,
Belleton,ainc chap will break into it
sooner or later.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-01
IShan G.. Harris.

The Radical paper at Knoxville and
its Democratic contemporary of that city.
and cX-Prcsidcnt JOhnson's organ at
Nashville are all trying to make great
big bngaboO of Isham q. IIarris-a sort
of raw. .hcad-and. bloody bones. with
which to fright the souls of fearful adj
Vcrsaries. TO read some of the articles
on the subject the stranger and the way
laring man might infer that another re-
bcllion was imminent. and that the Sc
sesh and the Union. men were again to
be engaged in the pleasant pasiimc OF
cutting each Others throats. Such stuff
is wrong. and its only effect can be TO
revive prejudices that all parties ia this
State are interested in losing sight Of as
early as possible. Harris is not going 10
hurt anybody; he and President
johnson are bitter personal enemies,
consequently he supports Gen. Cheat
ham. lie is not candidate for any Of
flee. and is not likely to be. II, as Mr.,
Johnson's friends assert. Harris efforts
are damaging his man aud making votes
for theirs, they ought not to try to stop
him. but rather encourage him to 30
ahead. for we assure them the cx-Presi-
dent needs every vote he can get. En-
Governor Harris i, without Il party. or
even a faction, in Tennessee or any
where else, aud the a'lemp, to throw the
whole COnlInrn! inlo commissions be.
cause he chooses o advocate one Demo-
crai aud oppose another. is suprcmcly
ridiculous. We regret his appearance
on the stump in East Tennessee at this
time. but it, as ALLEGED. it will damage
Chea,i,am and help Johnson, we repeat
our inabili,, to see why the friends of
tho latter should kick up the devils de-
ligh, about it.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-01
S c h oOl DIRECTORY.

AST 'RSTK ACADEMY: Location, Coghil,
IN full view ai Chilhowce Mountains. Build
ing. sixty by Forty feet, two stories. Library.
New. but growing. 5IS volumhs. Teachers, j.
H. Brunncr Principal; Assistants Prof. Hicks.
Miss Tcyir L. Cobb. Miss y. j. Vaughan
'uri>. Present Session li3-in - months 3l3.
Charges lower than at any other Institution Of
same grade. 50 tar ~ Imown. Course Of study,
Modcrniz"d but thorough. 4 Collegiate De-
nHrtm"nt will he added III tge>e of presnt term.
EAST TENN. WESLEYAN UNIvERsITY:-
Location. Athens. IN the lin" of the T.. /. Va.
y .'H. Railroad. half way between Knoxville
uuI t'hltt inungl. Building. seventy by Finy
'r"' three stories. Library. over 2nnO vnlumc>
B"rr,. in private families. including room
fuel, light and washih.. s3.W per week.
Teachers. james \. Dean. President: Assist
ants. W. T.. +. MHburn. j. J. Marker. T.. A. .
Atlcr. Miss T.. Stephenson. Miss Helen Bo>.
snorth. Pupils. 81 in r"gsiir daily attend
,nr". charge. moderate. Course of study
thorough.