Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Severati-fwis dotondTh ar hie .much ws ledspatd. night by a n gro, who md con scapan ateraril oi~~r ls spigt A yuth aaae~~Poiey wstril u , skga8edvtuutoriztoed prces .bodanothers. - my satiactiao that James A ..onesE. defWndeats in this caRe, -lasmitte of this .State. On JSenes & Jones. Plaintifs il&js4degil. that said absent de fendant pJead answer or demur so this bKi with forty daysrom the publication beror ib same will be taken pro con% fesso agds him. Cor'a Oice, SILAS JOHNSTONE, May 20 217. 14 C,E. W. D. District Court of the tnited States, For the District of South Carolina. In IBankruptcy In the matter of JOHN P. AULLW Bnkrupt. TO whom it, may concern: The under signed hereby gives notice of -his appoint, meot as A-signee of the estate of Johil P. Anl nf the town of Newberry, in the Dis-. triet of Newberry and State of South Caro lina within said district, who has been ad. judged a Bankrupt upon his own petition hy the District Court of Said District. Dated 18th day of May. A. D , 1868. JOHN T. PETERON, Assignee. May 20 21 3:. District Court of the Fnited Slat*s. For the District of South Carolina. 2n Bankruptcy. In the matter of J. T. ZEALY, Bankrupt. To whom it 'may concern: The under. signed hereby elves notice of his appoint, ment as Assignee of the estate of J T. Zeaiy. of the town of Newberry. in the Dis trict of Newhrry and State of Soulh Caro, lina within iai- district. who has been ad judged a Bankrupt upon his own petition by the District Court of maid District. Dated 1fth day of May,A. D 1868. JO HN R. LEAVELL, Assignee. MIy 20 213!. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Newberry District-lu EQuity. Emeline D. Gross, Adm'x, v Jas. C. Gross and others. Bill to Mirshall Assets, kc. 1-i appearing to my satisfaction that James Hodges, Wiliam R. Hodges, Robert odges, and William '. Lewis (constitut .ingtl frm if Bgodg-s Brothers) the part ners of th firm e 7 ar y., H owe & Co,, and E. B. Sater, defendants inthissase, teside' beyond the limits of. this Stata NMotion of Mr. Fair, Pif'f Sorr, 1its Ordered, that -the saidl absent deenantit do ples& answer. or demur to this bill within forty da)s from. the pbeation hereof, or the same will be taken pro confesso against them. Zom's Office, SILAS. JOHNSTONE, -10W May, 1888. 20 217 010 . .X1r.D. ST:LM OF SOUTH CAROLINA. hrr strict.I qut John-R. 8udley'& CharltQn H. 3ohdley, Sinrving x 'or% V iebMAd $ 8ondley, Foster A. Sndley and others. Bill for Moshalling Assetts, Ijontion, &c. It'apperiag to my satisfaction that Fos ter A Sondley. and. Moses Lilienthall, de fendants in -b" ease, .re4de -beyond the limita of t%* Sm4e, On Motion of Mr. -Fair, PIintiff'1 A ,-iiOrdered, that the laid absens defendants.o plead, answer or demar to the b811lied in 4bhIs case within forg~ days -from thse puiicati4o Iereoif. or the me .ill be taoe ~i~ eaJ agiinst t o h t % r 0 0 e e . c'S T . fn ., 00.y,- C.- 2 21.9*. ETA]R)tYTH OlOLINA. S.W. Smith vB.Wyddo, LG.0 ayes &. N. Lapsecmb. Bil fr~ Account I anearin te asatisfaction that Seui la adesad Rhpdon Ga Maye4. &wo7of ~he-defendantaio this- case, reside beyond bhefrim of ibis State, on-motion of LeRoy WCYornmas Pit'a Sol'r Ordereg~hat the s4I ibseidefeiku's do plead. answer-or de.m to ,j3& .sithi forty day. from MDO.~bere r the spine will-be Ger ffe SI LAS JOH1NSTONE, STATEOF SOUTH CAROLINA. -,Ne erDistriet-In Equity. hDSyber asnd WvyM..SubervyW. - .eaed, Eror, et . 3lllfor sale o Land Relief, &c. KJigpWEintg to miy iatibraction"that W. KKMaIa party dtefeidantin tiacase, rpsade beyond she'Hinits of 'this State, On magona-ef Mesas. Jones k -Jones, it ia. trdered, thai tha ,aid heent -defend ant & plead, adswer or. demulrso this Bill within forty days'-fte.i the.publication-here of,:or the samne. will be taken pro.confesso against dm. 'SILAS JOHNSTrONE, (?nrom 0*dee c.a ,-. a. 1- Xaj,1868. -' - 2217 tl4 STA.TE OF SOUTH DASLOLINA. Thobwer~y iitrict-In Equtt. W. H. Oriemuand E &.Gieron. bis wife, -Ada'x.-, v Thomas F. Marmon, Adm'; The crdiorof the esate of Mieton T. Kiar,4dee'if,- Ure required to render on oa andesabllsh their fesp~ective demands, befosie the '-omm1sioner on or before the Utb dsy of Jane next. .SILAS ,JOIINSTONE, oEWD Com'sOffice, 11May, 1868 1320 5-10 TATE OF SOUTHCUAROLINfA. ,Newberry District-Ia Equity. oseh 1. A&bramns and wif,tby next friend, vs. Allen S. Serugga and othess. - - ill for Ascownt iznd Relie. Iappearing to my satisfaetion -that John HP lanon, a party defendent in this case, eddes beyoma the Smint of this Stat.. -On itinof Mr. Caldwell, plaintif's so!., it is ordle that Ie do plead, answer or demsr to the bIUGlid in this case,within fbrty days rom the pulication.hereof, or the same wi be taken, pro- confesso -aiainst him. SILAS JOHINSTONE, 0. E, N D. Comn's Odice; May 11, 1868. Z3 207 O14 SThe State of South Caroina. SIas Job oe y~,, vs. A. i4I and others BilR to reciose stattiary Hlen. side-bev-defnian this ae, me, Lsatd' that-Iteige absent ~di'fendant do flead,j answereor demnur, to the bill filed in this case within forty days from the publi cation hereof, or the same will be taken pro confeso against him. SILAS JOHNSTONE, Corn's Office, c. E. N,D. April 29 18 5:, 510. The State -of South Carolina. Newherry District-In Equity. . H. Willias, Adm'r, vs. J. J. Eender and. others. Thecreditorsof the estate of Richard W. Clary, dcaere required-?orender en oath. and etbihtheir respective demands before theCommiessiner, on or before..the first day afJsme, 1868. Corn's Onile, SIrASJOHNSTONE. April 29 188, 910. c. B. .D. Male School. wne iber oe1 -on-th Itof MAEG a Schoo for boys. The.oorsebf istruction wilt qan thM guranes. dsie Tre:TheXodarer'niog h,ung aas inaTe. he OU e iuh naIly ...avnc. u.wrr mar~u 3. F. 3. CALDWELL. IC..- isJU $rORY OFCHARLCST&S AFD THE WA. By 1. Witherspoon rd. TU the issue o the Yorkille Eniquire# for the 4th of June. will to commeticed the publication of the above thrilling and interesting nouvelette, written expmely for its columns. by one of the most popa r authors ct-this State., The princi pal scenes of this-story are laid in Charleston and vicinity. and the story cannotfall to prove interest ig to all who are familiar with the evetits which occurred in that locality during the late war. One of the mopt painfulcircumstances connect ed with the heroic defence of Charle ton, during Its three years of tiege, is to be found In the fact, that during all this time, there were persons in the city, "in high life," who were engaged as spivs in sending information to the besiegers. Drawings of the fortiacations were farnished, weak points noted. and the movement of troops indicated as soon as begun, and the fieet notised of the time of arrival and departure of blockade running ves-els. So cautious-y did these emis saries of the enemy conduct their work, ttrat for a long time the skill of the most eminent detea tives n as baffed in their endeavors to break up the illicit correspondence. These spies were the source of extreme annoyance to the Command ers in Charleston, and theinformati,on they were ena led to furnish, often thwar ed their best maA tured designs upon the enemy. As a proof or tht completeness of this couspira,y, it may be remarked. that the daily papers of the city were frequently read on board the blockade feet, the same day of their publication. 'he author of I-solette, or the Female Spy," has taken the principal characters and incidents in thig affair, and under assumed names. has pre sented them in the form of A thrilling, and well wi itten romance, historic and imaginative. The circumstances of the story are detailed a- begin ning on James Islaud and in connection with some of the South Carolitia Regiments stationed there. After many thrilling adventures in which the 'temale spy" figures Igrgely, the he roes of the plot follow their rel-iment to Vir g.nLa. before the walls of Petersbur-,. The sur render of General Lee's Army in 1865, Rnds them again t.mong the Santee hills, where the narrative closes. Persont who wish to secure this Interesting story complete,shi.uld-send in their subscriptions at once, at onlya lirited number of copies of the-paper will be printed to supply future orders T accommodate person who desire the En rer on account &tthe Story, the following are TERMS IN ADVANCE. I copy, three motiths,..........................1 00 1 copies, three months,............7 fs) I.copy,-one year,...............3 50 AddresL% L. XM. G RIS r., Yorkville, '8. C. Don't Fail to Try the Celebra ted Southera Touid, Panknin's. Hepalic Bit ter., anu uf.Bing-remedy -fr all Diseases of the Digestive Organs and the Liver. For siae by all Druggists. Don't Fail' to Try the Cele brated S6uthern Tonic, Panknin's Hepatic Bitters, ari i'nfailing remedy for all Dis eases -of the Digestive Organsand the Liver. Foi;ilt by ,* Druggists. Don't Fail to Try the Cele brated Sothern Tonic, Panknin's Hepatic Bitters, an unfailing refi~edy 'for all Dis eases of-the Digestive Organs and the liver. For sale by aif Druggists. Ddai Fail to Try the Cele brated SouthernTonic, anknin's Hepaic Bitters, an unfailing remedy for all Dis eases of the Digestive Organs and the Ive. For sale by all -Druggists. Don't:Fail to Try the Cele brated Southern Tonie, Panknin's Hepatic Sitters, an unfailing remedy for all liseaas of the Digescryes Organs and-the Liver. For sale by all Druggists. Don't Fail to Try the Cele brated Southern Tonic, Paaknin's Repatie Bitters, anl unfailing remedyfor all Diseases of the~ Digestive -Organs anid the Liver. For sale 'by all Druggists. The Due West F emah. College. DieFOn-e Hundred names a-re on our roll. There is still roomh. Pupils are re ceived at any time. BOAnaING Twelve dollars a month in .currency, not including fmeland washing. .TUITIoN,' Twenty -Dol lars for five months. Musi,'(pian),Twenty fiur DoIars Vocal Music, French and Lainh, taught free of charge. '. - Jan 15 Smuo. -; -.L BONNER,~ Pres. RESTJAURANT" The subscriberbisving opened a Restaurant NET DOOR to his Bakery and Confec donery store, in the building formerly oc' capiedby Mr. B. II. Blesse, for the eccoma modadon of the public,--infvrms thecn that haeis pretd,to furnish All ike Delileacles of the seasoa Oysters and Game, In the most acceptable style. He wiU keep constantly on draft Fresh Lager Beer, Wine~S, Ales1 &c. He is also,prepared to furnish TRANSIENT OR -REGULAR BOARD AND LODGING. He respectfully asks for a sbare of patron age, and promises to make his establish mnent a favorite-resort. Jan 153 LOUIS SCHODAIR, TURNER'S CELEBRATED A cure for all Face Aches and -Nervous Disorders, &c. For sale ta PRA'FT'S Drug Store. New Bar Room. I have opened and -refurnished the lBar Room in Amazoque, formei-ly kept by Mr. Fed Boozet; and will always keep on hand. the very purestiquors -thit-can be .had' n the Market-Suh as S(ognhc, -Apple ande Peheh- prndv, vihridos brands whiskey, Gin, Runi, Wine, Ale, Porter, &c. My stock will always be select and pure, and prices very moderate. Call and see 'f you cannot get~a better drink at less money than for merly. D. WARD, & Co., Netvberry, March 25. New Barber Shop. Shaving,-Hair Dressing and. Champooing stylishly done in sqnire Pcterson's shop by a frst-rate )larber. Notice. .The Subscriber wonld inform his friends and-the public that he has a small stocke.of SADDLES, BRIDLES, BUQGY BAR-9 K' ESS1 &c.,. hich he. offers for sale at prices to suit4ehe imes. jh W.AL ELKORE. April i 2th New1heny Female College. :Thp present Session openeit -on the Ist* ~~ur. -Pupils are received at any time llgthe Session. For partlenlars address REv. 3. TAYLOR ZEALY, Newberry C. H., S. C. Principal. Jnna,y 2 - MIKE Ef YOUR UBS!! FOR THE NEWBERRY HERALD, A FIRST CLASS, LIVE DISTRIOT, FA MILY, General News Paper ! DIVOTED TO - New umquedie.nably Is the time to Subscribe, ETHER SINGLY OR IN 8.UBS I TERMIS AANCE Co yur30 tiv-Cpi year, and one to gsttr ap Advertisements! 03 WORK OF ALL KINDS, ErCE REY AD CAPL. T. F. & R. H. GRENEKEE. - Proprietors. --- _ G iERAL SUPERTENDENV8 OFFCeV CUALiSToN, 8. C.. March 8 Qn and after fnday,Jng1. t senins0 ger Trains on the Sodth o. RaRed wil ran as follows,-vb. Leave Cbarleto -for Colubia.-..60 A X Arrive at Kin le.. .. ...... 10PM. Leave Kin ............................. 2.00PM Arrive at Columb:a............... .84: E Leave Columbia .: ........6..... 6.00'A-E Arrive at Kingll............ LeaveKing .8 00A Arrive at Charle.tog...... . ........ 0 P. The Passenger Train on the Camden Ditch will conneet-with Up and Down ColambiaTrais, and Wilmington and MIanchester Railroad Trains on 3o Vdays, Wednes4ys and Saturdays. N UHT EXPESS. FREIGHT AND PAS SENGER ACCOMMODA1IO.N TRALs will run as follows, viz: Leave Charleston for Columbia..5.. 40 P 31 Arrive at Columbia..... ....................6. 5 A M Leave Columbia..................... 5.3D P X Arrive at Charleston.............. ........ 540 A N March 21 .H. T. PEAKE, Gen'l Supt. Greenville & Columbia R. R. ON and after FRIDAY, the 6th instant, Passenger Trains will run daily, Sundays excepted, as follows: Leave Columbia at...........,7.00 a. m. Alston at.................855 Newberry at..............1035 " Arrive at A bbeville at.........,,3 30 p. m, " at Anderson at...... ... 515 " at Greenville at...........600 Leave Greenville at...............6.00 a. m. Anderson at...........6 15 " Abbeville at...............8.45 Newberry at..............125 p.m. Arrive at Alston at.... ..........300 " " at Columbia at..........5.00 " Trains on the Blue Ridge Railroad will also run daily, Sundays excepted, connect ing with the up and. down trains on the Greenville and Columbia Railroad, as fol lows: Leave Anderson at..............520 p. m. " Pendleton at.... ....... 6 20 -" Arrive at Walhalla at......... ..8.00 " - Leave Wa!halla at............4 00 M m. - " Pendleton at......... ...5.40 " Arrive-at Andergon at...........640 " The train will return from -Belton t6 An derson on Monday,and Friday mornings JAMES 0. MEREDRIT, General SupetWnde" Dec. 11 50 tf. Soath Carolina Railroai This Company has now for sale, for the accommodation of merchat - throughout the country, "BUSINESS TICKETS"-to' travel over the road. ONE THOUSAND MILESTOR $25. They can be ptocurd-at the Companys Iicket Office in Augusta, Columbia and. Camden; also in Charle.ton, fivrk L. C. IIENDRIQS, General Ticket Agent April 22 17 tf Ottee John Street. Laureng Railroad. -7 New Schedule. - Office LurensR, Lauts C. H. 'S. .,Ari2% 188 On and'after.Tuety, 12th Mlay next, she trains on this road:wlitcominence runsing to return on siae day&;to oneet ich ip and dowa. .an.aGreenvlle and ColnaW 'bia'Railrbed, atRelen~a; laiff?ng Latan at 5 A.M., on Tuesdays. Tbisday's andRat urdays, and leaving Heleaa-at 1*. Mf., on same days. . J. S. AOWER SOUTEt CAULiNA RAI AO GENERAI, SUPERINTE.NbEN's 0TFICS . SOUTE CAnOINia Raito.aD, April 28 1868. TIlE FOLW[NG FEIGHT TARDTF from Nashville and Chattanooga to Com, bla will take eieet fromrandatter thiaidatea To Columit. 1ashvlUe. Oattaeooga. Oats perbee...........28 .1.~ Con per buseil.........36 ~ .~ Wheat, rye-and barley pet bishel.......'....,. 44 32* Pork aad beetf per,brreL-...42W LS~ Ftoai, apples, onions ~and potatoes erbarreL:.. 1S -419' W hiskey, -high. .wines and alcohol.............-.9 '25 (Slgned,) - H- T.-PEAKE, 3iaf7 General8ipedIiaendent Notice To Sipperu -Genti Bperinten'a Ofie. S'.C. RJ, Dseiibet -11Y:7 On aud after thIs date the TAERFF( te Grekt&outh1ern -rih .ine, I'OM BIA. wUI1beas4llows, viz: 1s Cotten pm bale, to New Y.ok...... .. 1 " Phladla........... 0 Thi retas gaaltiem........ ...... 3e and mno~rell)e anyu g the d;iderance of insuanc-,ts mesthtoat 20c-,sadeer tulet omp~ensated by diference of rates. -, Dec11 Gen- era Serinted .' "The, Christian Neighbor,.. .OnThusdy, A pril 2d, 18-8. Isba?oommenet the~weeky: jbhestion of TH E CgRISIlA2( NEle H H ,3n the city of Columbia, S. C. It will be-au ADVoora:E 1. Of Christianiry universal-; also particular, as opposed to Var ofL.sive or defensrve.- 2. Of the iaternal Unity. of the Church, as opposed to the pretensions "of externalism. 8. Of Methodismn. as holding the Read, and as consisting with tbe essentiaf lib erty and .charity of Chritunty.- 4.- Of 'lvl Government and Patriotism, ai.theyoonhist with the Divine Goyerniment and General lidjigity. 5. Of -rquality, as it consists with ChristIamined common sense. 8. Of Education, physiofl, men tal, religious and mora, .as of -the~irut. inp tance. - - A REcoEDEE of General InteWpUge 6atbe household, .sgricultura.l, actentad1 ie fci1 commercial and political world. - hAd an ADYZaTIsEE of the respectable-Ed moral. . -- Care will he exercised to exc?ude-Iiisproper matter, and to put in that which will instract the Children and the Schotl, and edify Lhe Adults and the Church. Tha question~of the cenusteney of'wat with Christianity will, when ander consideration, be treated as far as we can in as Christian spirit. And, while the denominational feature- of- the pap,er will be MethodistIc, we shell endeuor "to kee the unity of the spirit in the bend of peaoe"' wit all branphes of the Church thathiold&Chrst as the Head. The e5ort wHi be to muaketbe weely visitsef Tnua NmEssHoR agreeable and profitable to every family. Tnn inhAvance or witidin3Naniths: One Year................ 2 Six Months...............-..15 Every-subsrbr.1s authorised to aect as an agent, and w si e 3.00 biaov paper, be" id h 1 gr een~ oni amounta receiveid trout hWfo'WMaz.Juin A limited namb~ed celved at the custonik 05 Persons remnttag' ' e posit the letter in the Post 0O I thejisec of a witness, ar.d In case the mo ~ is not res ceived. the certificate of deposit w' tbe forward ed to us -. g The rcitof all sums of money sent will be acknowrledge in the paper, in connection with thesubseiber's name. ft5 Office on Main street, next to Robert Bryce & Son. - P. S. Agent. and other friendsr to the enteo prise will please exert themselves'anfi'se n 8'bsrlberssnd money by the last of March. March d 10tf. -- Greenv1IJe and& Coludibia R. L -This Company haarnow f&t^1ai hiBeu of "Season Tickets," a 1ICKET which eties a perspir.to- traiveltier th:Toa6 Ane -etan efo44O within ob c. Agets ~pfmia, Iewwery, Abpeve -Generailiket Agent G. & C. R. R.e May 13 1868. Scientifie' American. THE -Best Paper In the- Worlu. Pubiahed for Nearly A UARTER OF A CENTURYS ThIs Sp=,jD NEWSPAPER, greatly en,* larged and improved, is one of the most res liable, useful, and interesting journals ever published. Every number is BEAUTIrULLT PRINTED AND ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED with several ORIGINAL ENGRAVINGS, repre senting New Inventions, Novelties in Me chanics, Agriculturej Chemistry, Ph6to. graphy. Manufactures, Engineering, Science and Art. Farmers, Mechanics. 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The Publishers of the Scientific American, in connection with the publication of the paper, have acted as Solicitors of Patents for twenty-two years. Thirty thousand applica tions for Patents have been made through their Agency. More than one hundred thousand Inventors have sought the counsel of the Proprietors of the Scientific American concerniag their Inventions. Consultations and advice to inventors, -by mail, free. Pamphlets concerning Patent laws of al Countries. free. A Handsome Bound Volume, containing 150 Mechanical Engravings, and the United States Census by Counties, with Hints and Receipts for Mechanics, mailed on receipt of 25c. Jan. 11.tf. IMPORTAN' TO OWXER$ OF STOCK. ' The American Stock Journal AND Farmers' and Stock Breedes' Ad vertiser. OnLY 1 PER As-nE, IN ADVANCE, A Pirstclass Monthly Journal, devoteE to Farming and Stoek Breeding. Each number contains 36 large double-column pages, illustrated with numerous engravings. 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Address *N.-PE BOYE ACo., Publishers. GuntTaast, Chester Co., Pa. ' Feb. 98tff. . Agents Wantedfot the Gray Jackats, *And how they Lived, Fought. and Died for Dizie, with Incidents ad Sketches of Life in the Confederacy, comprising. Narratives of Personal Adient.rei 'Army - Life, Na'val Adventure, Hote'Life, Partisan Daring, Life in ihe Cangp, Field and HIospital, to gether with the: Songs. Ballads, Anecdotes and Hurons Incidents ot the war for Southern Independene. There is a certain portion of ihe war that will never go into- dhe tegnlar histories, n or be-embodied In roesance or oer, which is a very real part of It, and wil, if preserve.d, convey -to succeeding :generations a bettrr idea of the-spiri: of the condilet than miany lir,reports -r careful narratives of events, aigdatus part may be called the gossip, the fun, the pathos of the war. -ThIs iltustsates thme character of- the leade, the hu~mor of tha oMiers..the dev 'n of womeutlbe bravery or men, the.plue tof our-hatoes,-the -romance and' hardsnip of the .eryicA. .Th. Valiant and. .rave hearted; the Pie tare-que and Dramatic,be Witty and Mar.. velous, the- Tender .and Pathetiec and the whole Panorama -o. the-Wai- are-here thril lingly portraye4 k-a masterly usanner; at once:historical and romantic. rendering it the most-ample, unique,- brilliant and reada able book that the war has called forth. -Amumement as *ell as instruction-may be found it every page, as graphic detail, br il. lant wit, and anthentic history, are skill fully intrerwoven in thiswork of literary art. Send for Cirio.a and see our'ternms, and a full de-cription of the work. Address, JONES BROTHERS & CO., Jan 152 Atlanta, Ga. CIHARLESTON~ HOTEL. Charleston, S. C. The.underined having taken char:re.of th, above well known Hotel, re.spectfully informs his fr.iends and the travelling publid that it has been refurnished in all of its de partments. The table will at all imes be supplied with the best the Marketr affords, inicluding-every delicacy in season, while the cuisine will be unexceptionable. The Bath Rooms attached to the Hotel are sup plied with the celebsated ~ArtesiLn Water,I and Hot, Cold or Shower Baths can be ob tained at any time. The same attention will be paid to the comfort of the guests as heretofore, and- travellers can rely upon finding the Charleston Hotel equal to any in. the United States. 4'he . patronage of the travelling peitti respectfuilysolicited. - . F. HORBACH. .gent, - Jan.i98tf. - -7Preprietor. Greenvlle Female Colleges C. H. -JUDSON, President. Assisted , by Four Professors and Three Female Ceachers. - The.8PRING iENMwUiiOeinGon WED NESD -TY the 12th of FEBRUARY next, and continue 20 weeks. Owing to the scarcity of money, the- rates have been REDUCEO) as follows: Boarding for 20 weeks, (currency) $600 -Tultion-highest Eng. Course " 30,00 Frenclhor Latin " - 20.00 -'Lissns u Panoor atr " 30.00 Special Vocal Lessoas.> " - 25A)0 Drawing and Painting " 20.00 -Singing and Incidentals - ." - 5,00 Frftidher information apply' for lete Cat#one. -C. H. JUDSON, Dec. 18.51 tf' President. s fays for YoungMenbn thar- iha-o *ohttd,I rop, Abugea n,D cete AptA%nrae ith .sure relieL Eai ji.1 'r envelopfes, fre of. irgs. M M~s r. J. SKIP~ HOUGHTON,-Io'ardsseiation, PhiL.Pa.{ Ih Fe.2 RRmn - It 1i SU UNFAILTn& of Neuralgia Facialis, ofte feet cure In less than twi frow the use of no morett PILLs. -No Other form of .11C. Disease hQIB&.lII SWE EWA G E -'M - ments ,-of mie tOe entire systqm, a few weeks at toe the most-astonishing fails to produce4i cure.. . It eontains no &Us-dr the sHti degree most system, ,s used with raz -I&mIortg % I of ourke give it their-u~ approTL Sent by es It i'. b States, and by - ~ $ To. Apri 29 18 28am Agents The.O BY ALZX"NDK. B4 f AP mad tie 1LA Aprir2lB at. -a J * r that~ he 1858~ an mosP solicited; PVie Oct 30 I dBAnOn of Neuhk nw ,A]PRO ALeIMM, se. M of this fact. Now 4 ly. Cha .7HLE Newberry,Jan,.15 18S PAVZIOD AD Gureir DU