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TIE MOST REMARKABLE
CURE EVER RECORDED.

HAnpoNF,ELn, n, ] April 90. lsi3.
On or about the 18Th day of October. lS4l | was
taken wih violent pain in 'he side near The liver,
which continued tor sh"ut five days. and was fol-
hw,d hy the breaking OF all u'c,r, l'scess in
wardly, which relieved Shc pain a little, but caused
M 10 throw up great quantity OF offensive matter
and also much blood Being greatly slarmej at
lhIs applied 10 phy sicsn, hut he said be lh,ug
he cnuld d. hut Ii ilr for me except give M some
Mercury P.Hs, VII ch refused to take. f cling
,susiird that they could do me no good many O
Ih,r IN dir' were then Procured by my wife and
Gicnd. tu; did me sny eood-and the dis
charge u blood aud coup'i.n st,ll continued ev,
fw days and al last become offensive that
cnud scarcely breathe Iw,s also seized with a VIZ
olent cough, which Al times caused me 10 false
mu, moe blJoi Than had done beforehand my
disease continued IN this way, sull growing worse
uo,i February. when ali hope If nv recovery was
given sp aud my mlesds all thoueh, would die
OF GALLorING CoSsUAPTIoN. Al this moment
when nv life WAS apparently drawing near it, cose
! heard OF DIR. NISfAR'S BA 1. $ AN OF
WILD CHELRY, and got a bottle which Rr-
LIEvrp ME- IMMIDIArrLY and by he use Of only
three b tiles uf this med cInE all my pains were
remo,ed-my cough and sIiuing Of blood and cor.
rupiirn entirely stopped, and in lew weeks nv
health Was so far restored as 90 enable Ia work
at my trade, (~hrh Is carpcnttT,) aud up 10 this
nme have enjoyed good hralh
THOMAS COZENs,
GLoucEsrER COUNTY, n, IS.
Pers, nslIy came before me, the SUBSCRIBER, one OF
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4 TRULY WONDERFUL CURE.

W.rtavILLs, Oneida CO.,. n, Y. Sept Is, ls43.
Dear Sr-I owe il to the afflicted to inform yuu
hat in January last was attacked bv very vio-
len, cold, caused by working in the water. which
settled On my lungs II vas a companied by a
T, severe pain in nv breast and sides, and also
distressing cough. had IN attendance all the hest
medical and IN our vll,ge hut after exhausting ali
their ski no avail, they pronounced my disease
CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION, and they one and ali
care me up 10 die. After much persuasion got
he consent Of NV physician to use the BALs,N OF
WIN Cn,Rnv prepared hy DR WIsrAR. pur-
chased Of the Agent in place one bottle before
using half If which hsran to gain strength and it
W very evident my cough was much better and
my symptoms IN every way impr wing. | have
now used three o'tl,s. and am restored 10 perfect
he0hh. This result ia alone owing To the u" Of
DIR WiSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHER
ny and take this mcthou Of giving you the in
formation, partly 10 paw YOU the debt of gratitude
! ouc you. and parity ,ha, others similarly afflicted
may know where 10 apply Tor relief
NrIv truly yours, JAMES SAGE.
Mn. PALMER Druggist, under date of WaterviIle,
Sept 2ith, ls43, writes;
The stat. ment given You by Mr.. James Sage is
well known to he true by tits tch0le community.
Il c,rt ,inly was a mos, remarkal lie cure. The sale
Of he Ba-am is very good, and its success in
tTuy tlsterng. fouTs resp ctfu!ly.
ID. ID. PALMER.
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ScOko .AGatlIn nAJSS
VEGETABLE COMPOUND,
FOR tbs CURE OF
ID SP PSIA,

HNHIS Medicine offered to the public gene
ally, from a full conviction tina, il is superr
I" any other medicine now in use f,r the cure
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Nervous DeLii,, ,
Bodily Weakness. &c.
lis effects have been tested in private prarti,
cfnen ,ieh, years, and IL Is now more EXTENSIVE
circulated, at the soicIlude of many who have {
ceived the most signal benefit from the u,e Of il,
The following is one among a number Of cert
Gates received IN relation 10 the success Of this
dicne:
L.NcAsrtR Co. March -,
DR. GEopsI w. ALIEN,
Dear Sir III is With great pleasure that I
form YOU of he success attending your Dyspe;
Medicine, while employed IN nv y aClice. F.
past experience, firmly believe that in eight c.
out OF ten the Dyspepc, by the use Of your M,
cine, may en'iT, ly nd himself OF ih thorn ia
pathway Of hfe: no, only in dyspertc cases,
IN sll cases of constipation. aud diseases depend
on dibliits'ed state of the nervous system, Il
ther with torpid state of the bowels will youI
lxir he found of mestmable value. NumeTnu,
stances wherein the usefulness of the medicine
been rcaii,ed, may he forwarded, if required
wish you erea, success, aud recommend the u
cine TO the suffering part of mankind.
Nouis, with great respect,
ROBERT AGNEW, VI.
or For sale al the store OF IL. Is. MasseI,
tor the proprietor, Sunbury, Pa,
October 2e,h, ls4f.-ly
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PRICE CURRENT.
NORTH BRANCH

= "A ~ "a |o
~ Office is hereby given that the Books Of
~ the NsnTH BaAScH CAN,L CoMPlNr will
lie opened on Tuesday the seventeenth day Of
June next, at two o'clock in the afternoon at the
Phoenix Hotel in Wikcs'air", Pa, where the un.
dersgned, Commissioners under the law for that
pu,p pose enacted will attend TO receive subscrip-
tions for stock of said company.
G. VI. H,llenhack, Chester Bu'lsr,
Sam'i. Hn and, Geo. p. Steele,
f. w. Sturhevant, Garick Mallery,
Rob't A. Parrish, G. l.. Ward,
Y. f. Piolct n. OverfieJ,
s. d. Phe ps, Henry Stark,
VIM Colt, F. Headley,
VIM. MCelvy, Geo. Mack.
Joseph Prieslly, Thos. j. Cope,
Henry King, Elhu Chauncey,
Henry Driuker.
Nav
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MEDICINES, DRUGS.
DYEsTUFFs, PAINTS, &c.

Y>HE subscriber keeps constantly for sale on tho
Il most reasonable terms. an assortment of kedi.
cnes Drugs, Dyesiuiis, PAINS, Oils, Varnishes &c.
Beng largely engaged in grndin, such articles
as Ginger Mustard and PEPPER be has tn, m Tor
sale Of superior quality, below the market pnce.
He would mentun that he has q Patent NJ chine
worked by steam power, which enables him to sell
Purrr OF the very hest quality for 81 cents h. in
Ba,ld, rs. and 3 cents in Bulk.
He confidently asserts that his prices such
as to give satisfaction to those who nav favor him
with a call ]. w. w. GORDON,
No. l52 West Pratt ST., Baltimore, opposite Bal
iimore and Ohio Rail Road Depot.
N. b. No charge made for delivering Goods in
any part Of The city,
March Sth ls45-3n
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Orphans, Court Sale.

in pursuance Of an order of the Orphans Court
of Northumberland county. will he sold at pub
lie vendue or ou,cry, on Saturday the cath day cf
May inst, at the Court House ia the borough of
Sunbu'y, to Wit: A certain tract of unimprovrd
land. situate in the township of Aut nsta, in said
county adjoining lands of Jacob Shipe, Geo're
Conrad aud others, containing SO acrrs ard 1876
perches.-l.ate the estate Of William Gcarhart
decd Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. Of
said day, when the terms will br made known by
MARY II. GEARHART,
Sunhuvy. Nav 3, ISi5.-4t Guatdisn.
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Notice

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscribers
have lei, their books and notes in the hands Of
George N'ser, Esq. for settlement and collection.
All persons Indicted to the la e firm of Miller &
Marz, requested topy uphy the first If June
next and all prfs'ns not comp ying with the above
,otice NAV expect suits to he brought against them
for speedy collection. CHARLES MILLER,
WILLIAM MARTZ.
Sunburv, MAY 18th, lSi5 st.
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~ a R II LIE ID.

On Thursday the 18th inst, by the Rev. J. P.
Shndel, Mr.. SAMUEL SNYDER to Miss MARI WEI
SER, both Of this place.
In Danvlle, on Tuesday the 18th inst, the
Rev. MiLToN G.. LiGHTNER, to Miss MARTHA
BALDy, both Of that place.
On Tuesday the 18th inst, by the Rev. S. S.
Shedden, Mr.. o. p. PIPER to Miss ELIZA FiNNKY,
both of Lewis township.
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BOOT & SHOE MAKING,
NEW SAEFET-NcS.

NEW SAEFET-NGS.
VUNfIE subscribers have received, and are now
L opening splendid assortment Of the following
goods
Saxony. Wilton and Velvet CarPelngs)
Brussels and Imperial ply do CAR
Extra superfine and fine Ingrains do PET
Englah shaded & Damask Venetian do ING.
American twilled and fg'd 10
English Druggetts aud Wooden Floor Cloths
Stair and Passage Bookings
Embossed Piano and Table Covers
London Cheuille and Tufted Rugs
Door Mats OF every description.
Also
A large and extensive assortment Of Floor Oil
Cloths, from one to eight yards WIDE cut 10 fit e,e
~ description of rooms passages.
Also. low priced Irgrsin Ca'retings fiom 3ii to
629 cents per yard together with large and eSrcn-
sve assormen, of goods usually kept by carpet
merchants
The above goods will be sold wholesale or retail
at the lowest market prices. Country merchants
and Others particularly invited 10 call and exa-
mine our stock before making then selections.
CLARKSON, RICH & MULLlG m,
Successors to Joseph Blackwood, No. l II Chesnut,
corner of franklin Place.
Phhadrhia. Feb 22l. lS45.-
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B DOT & s Oe
MAKING,

VVNliE subscriber, late of the firm Of Beck & Bro.
Il sius, would respectfully inform his old custom
and the public generally. that he now occupies
The new building west Of Henry Haupt's Tailor
hop, and opposite George Brigh,'s Drug Store, in
Mirke, street, Sunbury, where he intends 10 cary
bis former business Of
BOOT & SHOE MAKING.
in all its various branches. He will be prepared
do all kinds of work in his line at the shortest nc
tice, and in the most durable manner. He is thank
iul for former patronage, and BY strict a,endanc, to
bu-iness and reasonable charges, will endeavor 10
deserve a continuance Of it,
JOSEPH BECK.
Sunbury, Feb. 90 !, lS45,-6m
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the Justices Of the Peace in and for the said oosn>
ty. Thomas Cozens, and being duly afiirme acs
cord'ng to law, saith the above statement is in al
things true.
Affirmed before ne, on the Goth Of April, lsi3.
CLtMsSr,J p.
Such is the unprecedented success Of this BAL.
SAM,
NATURES FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION"
prescfip'i"n congeni to our wants as it is me-
pared from chemical extracts from substances which
the author Of nature has placed n our own land
for wise purposes that many who know nothire
OF the mode Of its prepar ,tion endeavorine To
reap pecuniary benefits by selling an Article similar
IN name or in appearance, or by representing their
own trash as superior to this BALSAM, or by pu'-
ting up m xtute and s)lemnly assevcrsting that il
is imported from foreign country which is moi the
case All these deceptive arts go to show that
WIsT,a's BALsAM is known to the world TO g
THE GREAT REMEDY" and that to sell
any mixture it must be ike this IN name, or pur.
port To b. like it in substance.
~ Believe not the cunningly wrought fahri,.
tions-anl take only .hc original and genuine
Wisr.n's BALsAM or Win CHERRY.
NO OTHER CAN BE LIKE IT.
Address all orders to ISAAC BUTTS, No. 80
Ann St, New York.
Agents, JOHN w. FRlIING Sunb,uv,
ID. BRAUTIGAM Northumberland.
J. X. MOYER. BioomsJug,
J. WAGGONSELLER, Seins- Grore,
BROWN & GREASY, MG,nriNe.
Feb e2d, isi5- -ly
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To the Electors of Northumberlan
County.
A T the solicitation Of q number of persons, in
IA different parts Of the county, have consented
to be a candidate for the office of
TREa SURER
Of Northumberland county. | need hardly assure
my fellow.citizens, that if am elected will en-.
desvor TO discharge the duties of the Office faithful
ly and impartialy.
sunhury, May l7th, ls45
To the Electors of Northumberland
County.
THE subscriber, from the encouragement recei-
we'd from his numerous friends, hereby offers
himself as a candidate for the office of
rR AsU r. Err
OF No thunberland county, for which he solcits
the suff ages of his fc low citizens Should be he
eecred, he will fulfil the duties Of he fiicc with
fidel ". FRANCIS BUCHER.
sunbury, May i7th, is45.
To the Electors of Northumberland
County.
FELLOW CITIZENS: I would respectfully
l. offer myself to your consideration, as a csndi.
date Tor the office of
PROTHO.N.OT3RI:
Should be elected. it will he my pleasure. as
well duty, TO attend TO the business OF the office
with fidelity and punciualiy.
WIN ]. MARTIN.
Sunhury, May l7h lsi5.
To the Electors of Northumberland
County.
EELLOW CTrIZENS.-I have cen induced
l. to uilc. myself as n candidate for the office of
PrOthOnOtary,
Al the ensring election. Should fortunately be
elected, hereby promise. faithfully and impartial.
ly TO discharge the duties IF sad office.
JOHN FARNSWORrU.
Sunhury, May 10, lsi5.
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Orphans Court Sale.

N pursuance Of an order Of the Orphans Court
of Northumberland county, will he sod at pub
lie vendue, on SG,uIdsy the Gath Nav inst, on the
premises, to wit: A certain tract Of land si,uate
in the township Of Shamok'n, in said county con,
tanning twenty seven aud ,hree-fcurih acres and
eieh, Perches adjoining land OF Jacob & David
Reed, Geo. Hummel, Daniel Campbell, and the
Shamokin Creek, on which is erected log dwell.
ling house, bank barn and small orchard. Al.
at the same time and place q certain other uac,
Of land, situate in the township and county afore-
said, adjoining lands Of John Reed, Jacob & Ds-
vid Reed, Shindel & Youngnian and Vincen. Den
eer, containing 81 acres and 80 perchers Of which
about twelve acres are cleared.-Ls,e the estate Of
Henry Zimmerman, deed. Sale 10 commence q,
10 o'clock. A. NJ Of said day, when the conditions
Of sale will be made known by
John ZIMMERMAN,
DANIEL ZIMMERMAN,
HENRY ZIMMERMAN, jr.
SAMUEL EPLER,
VALENTINE KLASE, guar.
dian Of the minor child en-.
sunbuIy, May 5d, le46,-4t
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Deborah Grants Estate.

Deborah Gr;lni's Estate.
NOTICE is hereby given, that letters Of ad.
ministration have been granted to the sub.
scriher. on the estate Of Deborah GIANT. deed,
late Of Augusta township, Northumberland county.
All persons indebted 10 said state, will make i'm.
mediate payment, AMI these having clai,'s will
present the same, duly auth. nca,ej u Peter laza-
rus, Sunhury. or to the subscriber. No. lie Walnut
street, Philadelphia.
KENDERTON SMITH.
April 10Th, lSi5-6t. Adm'r
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CENTRE TURNPIKE,
Northumberland, May 10, ls45.-4t.
Robert FarnsvOrth's Estate.

Robert FarnsWOrth's Estate.
NIOTICE is hereby gwen that letters Of admi-
II INSTR have been granted To the suhscri-
her, on the estate OF Roert Farms worth, ST., decd,
late OF Shamokin township, Northumberland CO,
All persons indebted TO said estate are requested TO
make immediate payment, and oil those having
claims will present the sam", duly authenticated TO
The subscriber in Sunhury, ar al the residence Of
said deed. JOHN FARNSWORTH,
sunbury, May 20, is44,-6L Adm'r,
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CONSUMPTION.


Consumption in ist 'corsf farm, hut il has cured
after all other means Of relief had been tried
in vain And why not II seems that the WILD
CHERRY was destined by Nature to be our P A.
NACEA for the ravagine diseases Of this cold Ia,
ti,ude. lie, not the despairng invalid waste his
money and loose TINE, TO him 50 all impor an l.
in srberimenfing with the trashy nos'rums Of the
day, but use at once medicine that will cure if a
cure bc pns-ible-a medicine that science approves
and MANY years Of experience have demonstrated
iha, II nl,cdys relieves.
"1here is no srch thing as faiL" in the history
of this wonderful BAl.SAM. Evidence the most
convincing -evelcncc tha, no one can doubt. fully
estabi hes this fact. For the sake OF brcvity we
select The FL owing from thousands
Isaac Plat, Esq, Editor of the Pokccpsie Eagle
one Of the st influential journals in the state of
New Eork, states unde, the authority Of his own
name, that young lady, a relative of his OF verv
delicate consti ulion attacked in Feb. 1912
with severe cold which Immediately produced spit
ting If blood, cough. fever, and other dangerous and
alarming symptoms. Through medical treatment
md caie she partially recovered during summer.
Bot on the return of winter she was attacked more
evidently than at fist. she became scarcely able 10
walk and troubled with cough, chls and fever
every day, and appeared to be going rapidly with
consumption; at this time, when there was n, sign
of improvement Mr.. Plat procured bottle e
WIsrAn's BALsAM of Win CHrRRY, which she
took and II ST emingly restored her. She sot a Sc
cotd. and hefme il was half taken she was restored
to perfrd heoth, which she has enjoyed L. the pre-
sent time. without the sishtert symptom Other for
mer disc Sc.
MIR. J. att saws Whe cure came under my own OH
seivation and cannot he mistaken as to the facts.
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EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROMA POST
MASTER. DATED

rENRaoKE, Washington CO.. Maine, Apr 90, 1914
MR.. ISAAC BUTTS.-Desr Sir: At the re
quest Of many of my friends in this place and vci.
uiiy who afflicted with consumption and liver
complaints, take the hhpr'y Of asking you 10 ap-
point some one in this county agent to sell WIS.,
rAR's BALsAM OF WIN CHERRV. and to send him
= few dozen. there is none Of i: for sale within
200 miles from this | have no doubt that il would
met with ready sale If il were where il could lie
p,ocursd wilhou, too much expense and DELAY.
NV wife attacked about six m nths since
with what the physicians called the frs, stage Of
c"n-ump'ion-a complaint very prevalent in this
scc'ion Of country. Having seen the Basam ad-
scd in Augusta
C. 200 MILES FROM HERE, 80
t,"k the pans to send there for a bottle of il.
which she took. and whch helped her so much that
| SEP, fn two hotties more, which she has also Ia
ken, and he says she has not felt well for
-ix years ss she dues a, this time. All those who
have inquired Of me and ascer,aincd What effect the
Balsam had. are anxious TO have some for sale in
thu vicinity, which is the of my writing you.
Plea,e Inform me hy reiu n OF m ii whether
conclude to send some. aud II so t. whom, in order
that it may hr known where il can be had.
am with re pect YOURS etc.
PIG. FARNSWORTH, p. NJ.
The whole country is fast learning that no mcJi-
cinc-no phvsican--no preparation Of any kind
whatrv,s-can cqnai DR. WisrAR's BALsAM OF
WILD CHERRI.
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VVISTAR,S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.

A Compound Balsamic Preparation from
wild Cherry Bark and Tar,
The best remedy known to the ,corid for the cure of
coughs, colds. asthma, Group. bieeding Of the
lungs, ,ohoopine cough bronchitis, nfn.
enea. shortness Of breath, pain and
WeukneSs in The breast or side,
Eper complaint, and The
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SCHNIS.

EAToNTOwN SOCIAL TNSTITUTE-A nurrseF
IL OF CstII-as harEc ASSOCIATES. themselves The purpose
establishing Classcai school embracing
ilEes oE sci. moral add physical improvement have
erected. site about mile from rie VILLAGE OF Eaton
t.va. -dihce calculated acconnod.;- hundred
FpFs: AZ the 5Gtss pecritarv adapted os Scholars
OF all l-es
Tn location in the l~ashP poi Shersbur OF the Stage
Road 50 mics from Philadelphia half mile from tacI
Landing, and fouT males f.oa Sed Bunk wher. Steam
hoa ely daily fr, The foot OF Fulton and Caihzriu-t
L Is th7re niles from - cesa-i=. NAeEiasPlce Of Lcas
Braneh.
n branches ar=ht calculated give soani practical
EdGcatioa, qualify the SiIaen business.
stnty any profession. any Class in College
In its location the strict attention rad 20 physical well
meata Improvement; gives his Institution superior az
vaata-es
r SUBSCRIBER sociis the patronage e Parents and Guard
whom ne uacusstl0na5le testimonials from
former patrons
Farther particulars, or any information required and Cis
cElar NAV - o5an-d by arJyirg Isl Nassau-s; New
York interview with the Prirciral Of the
Teachers be hs Ay dsy daring the present noath Or
should they De those who leave their Cad will he
"-''' - - CYRENUs JONES Priueifal
y. B-Esriy application. the Session Will com
the first Monday - Nav NEXT ap2 u
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HOTELS.
- - -
SHAKESPEARE HOTEL.

CORNER OF WILLIAM s DUANE-STS, n. 7.
A The subscriber respectfully informs the public thar
1 he In, leased the above establishment and now pre-
-S-parr To accommodate them with Board and Lodging.
moderate IL has been the tho rocJh
and complete repair pn'ard and Ichsd with additional WV
FURNITURE and he Will what he lntrnds 20 do
but socit the travelling community 10 whit and gre him
trial and jude for thenSe that the establishment under
his deserving Of the patronage Of the public
The location hgng business oilers Inducements 70
merchants oIn the country from Il, retired situation unsu
passed By any other house IL the city Terms 81 per day
per week IN proportion.
The subscriber bess 81 call the attention Of parties that
Concerts for the remaining Of the season AID that ts
will shortly be put complete and fitted
magnificent Style. lie f Their calls the attention Of The
f.ssOua sntr,ne of the law ltt his for arbr,tors
accommodate them reasonable termswhch will be
by hi. 81 alation Jf room hire.
N.B-A select number Of Permanent B0arder will bs
,n,s 1,r buNORD g. TuREsHER
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AGENCIES.

" B.PALNER,s. AMERICAN NEWSPAPER "
VERTfSI Nc AGENCY temporarily located at No
20 Ann-s, adjoining The Tribune Office removed ia coase
qurnce The destruction BY rg Of the Tnbune Building
some the best newspapers OF Of the PRINCIPAL and
cities of Sst- in til Un'an COPIES Of which together
with the terms Of Advertising may be n his Office
For the Information of Merchants Manufacturers and others
who desire extend knowledge of their names Hu7a|2S
crease their conary the Agent respectfully notifies
Them that ne MY authorized 10 make contracts for the
rl paJr for winch he Ia The Agent and eve receipts io aii
view TO facilitate s.ecton OF such districts Of country
m ~ best suit the different kinds of business which the al
enon of the people OF the country may - invited he siF''
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REV. r T. HCDDAR,'S CLASSICAL SCHOOL
Fourteenth St between University Place and Fifth Avenue
VHIS Establishment prepared foF he reception Of
BOARDERS No expense has been spared TO render u
Complete well arranged school Tor boys. Ii has been bu Il
expressly for the purpose intended under the direction OF
architects the city and Nh Huid,rt has Grsn-
satisfaction Presenting to his friends aud me ube an
convenience and conoT Of h pupils combiasd and such
til r1p=rerce Of years I> suggested. The situation
IS perhaps the eligible which could have been selected
for the purpose rars health and facility Of Access Al
the iv1ntcss O the best Instructors lnj Professors
asl4bls whilst the benefits Of county rssidence are cinsd
~ The athletic exercises which can be enjoyed IA the
srscious play ground
Further information terms Of study ard other
particulars tug Parents be obtan'd GA Appiiea-
' - va ~ - as ~ " 49, NJ SIVSS SIN