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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-12-24

| Nor have the accounts we have anywhere seen
leXaggerared either the soil, the excellence Oi
the pastures, or the warmth and health of the
climate. We cannot contemplate what has been
accomplished by The energies of the people OF
the eastern part of The continent, in opening av-
enues Tor their commerce 10 the Atlantic, with
out yielding to the conviction that the same en-
ergles will as rapidly connect themselves with
the Pacific.
Such is the country which your memorialists
have come TO settle and add to the contederacy--
so large in extent, SO important in positions, so
fertile in soil of 50 genial climate, and of such
indispensable value TO the rest Of the Union.
That they may secure TO themselves and the
nation country SO valuable, and advantages so
brilliant, your mcmorlalists pray the national
Congress TO establish a distinct territorial gov
ernnent,to embrace Oregon and its adjacent
IseacOasts.
They pray that The lands of the Willamette
valley, and other necessary portions, may be sur
veyed, and surveyors aud land officers be appoint
ed and located at convenient points.
They pray that donations of lands may be
made according 10 the lath pledged by the pas
sage of a law through the United States Senate
at the second session Of the 9th Congress, ent.
lied "A bill to authorize the adoption of meas
ures for The occupation and settlement of the
Territory of Oregon, for extending portions o.
the laws of the United States over the same ,anC
for other purposes
That navy yards and marine depots may be es
tablshed upon tie river Columbia, and upon Flu
gett's sound, and naval force adequate to ou
protect be kept permanently in the adjacen
seas.
i That pubic mail be established, to arrive
and depart monthly from Oregon City and indie
pendence, and such other local mail routes be
established as are essential TO the Willamette
country and the other settlements.
i They pray for the establishment of such com
merca regulations as may enable us to trade il
our own Territory at least on on equality will
, nonresident foreigners
For adequate means of protection from the
numerous Indian tribes which surround us; 70
the purchase of territories which they are willing
to sell and for agents with authority to regulate
intercourse between whites and Indians, aud be
tween Indian tribes.
4 That all the overland routes may be thorough
lily surveyed, and protection be given TO emf
grants coming to US.
j We pray that the Sar-spangled banner may
be planted in, and uniurled over, this territory
and kept standing and floating over it in man
ner worthy the dignity and powero of the nation
And your memoriaiiss will ever pray, &c.
4 Resolped, That the above memorial be refer
red to next general assembly of Oregon, to b,
; Iby them transmitted to the Congress of the Uni
ted States.
\ Signed s. Leets, Jr., President; Joseph Ger
II vey, Francis Renay, Vice Presidents: Chas e
Picket, S. NJ. Hoderness, Secretaries.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-12-24
LONG TIME AGO.

On tho lake where grew the willows
Long time ago!
Where the rock cast back the pillows
Curled liquid snow,
Dwell maid BELOVED and cherished
BY high and low
But, alas! too soon she perish'd,
Long time ago!
Rock and tree and flowing water,
Long time ago.
Bird and bee and blossom taught her
Loves spell to know!
While to my fond vows she listened!
Cheeks in a glow
Her bright eyes with rapture glisten'd
Long time ago!
There we met and lov'd and parted
Long time ago!
There fingered broken-hearted!
Tears?-Let them flow.
To her grave they're sadly given!
Where howrets blow!
She's the star missed from heaven,
Long time ago!
She was mine, and mine forever!
Long time ago!
Can nov forget her!-Never!
No, lost one, no!
Hearts that truly love meier alter,
In veal or wo!
Truth like mine could never falter
Long time ago!
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BRIDAL WISH Es

Sweet be her dreams, the fair, the young!
Grace, beauty breathe upon her!
Music, haunt thou about her tongue!
Lille, Gil her path with honor!
All golden thoughts, all wealth Of days,
Truth, Friendship, Love, surround ner!
So may she smile till life be closed,
And angel handshave crowned her!
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-12-24

NILES.
From Independence, Mo, 10 Blue, at
Burnet's trace 500
From Blue to Big Platte 25
Up Platte 25
Up the same III
Across the North Fork of the same 81
Up North Fork to Cedar Grove Is
Up the same to Chimney Is
70 Scot's Bluffs 90
To Fort Larma IS
From Fort Larma to the Big Springs at
the foot Of the Black hills s
TO Keryen North Fork 80
70 the crossing of the same 81
To Sweet Water So
Up Sweet Water to the snow on the
Rocky Mountains 60
To the main divide of the Rocky Noun
tans 40
70 the waters running to the Pacific
Ocean Q
TO Little Sandy ID
TO Big Sandy Id
To Green River 25
Down the same IL
To Black FOrk of Green River %
To Fort Biidger 35
Down the same 10 the hills that run to the
same 81
Down the same TO the Great Sandusky 3S
To Partanith, first waters ofthe Columbia IS
To Fort Hall, on Snake river 5S
To Parlinith again IL
To Cock Creek 81
To Sooman Falls 40
To the crossing of Snake river 81
10 the Boiling Spring -
Down the same to Fort Barse 30
To Burnt river Al
Up the same 26
Across TO Powder to the Lamapens Is
To Grand Round Is
TO Ulilla River over Blue mount 43
To DR.. Whiteman's 90
70 Walley-walley 25
From Walley-waey to Dallas 100
From Dallas 10 Vancouver 100
202l
Whole distance from Independence, Mo-, to
Vancouver in Oregon is 202l miles.
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The Missouri papers state that the tide ofpop-
naion is pouring rapidly into the State, and
will be increased the ensuing year into al ths
country west Of the Mississippi, including Iowa,
Arkansas, Texas. the great Missouri Cor Nebras-
kal Territory, and Oregon.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-12-24

printed matter which is never taken out Of the
Offices The magnetic telegraph between Baltic
more and Washington has cost, between the lst
April and lst October, S3,244 90, (including
Prof. Morse's salary,) and the receipts have been
Gaia "a
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-12-24

Some out west wag says that in Iowa they
weigh pork by putting plank across rail, with
the hog on one end, and then pling stone on the
other 10 balance; and then guess at the weight
of the stones
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4,922,44l on

+Thesum Of $I2l,05O ofdebt assumed the citios
in the District OF Columba the sum Of 900 900 for
supplying deficiency in revenues from postage, and
S350OOO for postages for Congress and Executive De-
parments are included in the sum Of S5,925292 62.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-12-24

Hon. Edward Everett has accepted the Office
Of President Of Harvard University.
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wAY-RHLL TO OREGON.

An Oregon emigrant furnishes the following
way-bil 10 Oregon:
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The actual expenditures
for first quarter, end
ing Both of Sepiem-
Der, ls45 $s,463 o92,4l
The estimated expen-
dtures for the other
three quarters, from lst
October, lS45, to 30th
of June, 1916, are:
For civil list, foreign in
tcrcourse, and mis-
ceIlaneous purposes 6,739,2ll 06
Army proper 2,594,7 06
Fortlticatons, ordinance,
arming militia, &c. 2,346,77s 80
Indian department l,649,79l 94
Pensions l,356,556 OF
Interest on public debt
and Treasury notes s5e,97e 4s
Redemption Of residue
of loan of 1871 $4,000 90
Treasury notes outstan-
ding 6S7,764 Is
Naval establishment 4,902,S45 SO
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-12-24
S25,5le,Sl3 25

W~UiVAOlJAW "
Which, deducted from the total
of means before stated, gives
an estimated balance on lst
July, lS47, of 1922 AL or
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-12-24
$29,627,O5I 90

$29,627,05l 90
Which deducted from total means
above stated, will leave in trea-
sury on lst July, 1876, an esti-
mated balance of 4,S5l,254 80
The estimated Receipts, Means, and Erpendi-
tures for the fiscal gear commencing lst July,
1916, and ending jane 80, lS47, are as fol-
louS:
RECEIPTS.
From customs for TIE four quar-
ters $22,5OO,O0O 90
From public lands 100000 90
From miscellaneous and inciden-
tai sources 100000 90
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-12-24
L. HARPER,
EDITOR AND PROPRGETOR.
.rERMs or TRE sENTINEL.

One dollar and fifty cents per annum il paid in ad
vance; dollars if paid during the years or two dol
Glars and fifty cents AZ the end of the year. No pape
discontinued until all arreaages are paid. 0Thes
conditions viii be strictly adhered to.
-c~No~0~~0ON~o~OclNr><~~
RATES FOR ADVERTISING:
zone square (l2 lines or less) 3insertions, S 90
Every subsequent publication, 20
Longer advertisements charged in proportion
Advertising by the year, with the privilege Of
changing at pleasure, D w
Medical Advertisements charged like all others.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-12-24

HAMILToN's COUGH SYRUP. the best mcd-
III ii cine extant for coughs, colds and all lung com
plaintS, for sale by JOHN BEALL. [may Ia.
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Add estimated balance tohe in the
Treasury lst July, 1916
2o,s5l,254 80

Total estimated means for fiscal
year ending 30th June, lS47, 29,95l,2 ,254 80
EXPENDITURES.
The estimated expenditure dur
ing the same period, viz:
The balance of former
appropriations which
will be requiredt be
expended this year, 81 Al ,457 10
Permanent and ndei-
mite appropriations 2,997,9l5 70
Specific appropriations
asked for this year, 2l,079,440 43
Total estimated cxpen-
djtures 25,5ls,sl3 25
Which is composed of the follow
ing particulars:
Civil list, foreign inter-
course and mscella-
neous *$5,925,292 60
Army proper 3,364,45S 90
IForliications, ordnance,
arming militia, &c, 4,33l, 500 93
Pensions 2,507,l 100 90
Indian Department 2,2l4,9l6 Is
Naval establishment 8339,390 SS
Interest on public debt S35,S44 ~
.4nim n
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Whole distance from Independence, Mo-, I
Vancouver in Oregon is 202l miles.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
ENHE Partnership heretofore existing between q. ]
MORGAN and II. J. BRUN0T has been dissolved,
and the undersigned no longer holds himsefresponsi-
bic for debts contracted by HE late partner.
Tittsburgh, Nov 49, H. j. BRUNOT.
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FORWARDING AND COMMISSION.
TTNHE undersigned haying taken the Ware IIous,
formerly occupied by Fleming and Manser, ar,
prepared to receive and forward all kinds OF goods
and country produce on the most reasonable terms.
seplO DOYLEand DRENNEN, Stcubenyille
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CADIZ, WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER "a 1874
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THE TRIBUNE.
gsxv.York Legislature.

yexysYork Legislature
FhrpAY. May ,. lS<S.
-.,o,,. ware presented By Mr.. Lott.
n -. 80 ~ The Assembly bill 10 amend Revisec
N 20, 100 y.tsrive TO the ProcunGs OF Aoo!tons,
.S,rb smendments-oroerrd to initd rsadlns
-, W Clark. 10 favor of the Assembly ON 10 w
corporate the Prison ,d ass9sas0 Mr. Clark moved
,ss a,ll 10 third reading, and, after long o's-
,.s,on the motion prevailed. The Chair an
nonnced the ap-cial Order Of the Day, psing Pf-
ya,r Claims Mr. Hard moved to lay .Ha' o!oef
On ,be table. with the view 10 Offer ms Resolution
in relation TO the Seneca Indian bill; but the mo,
t;on was lost The Senate then tosk up the Special
Order, acrd on the several bills, ana TOOK recess
In the HOUSE, petitions were presented Tor ano
against the Albany Bnose by fonSen,, on D,aSs
of aIieo passengers: agreed TO. Air. Nj Brooks
moved 20 refer 10 report complete the bi TO reduce
Town and Couoty expenses: agreed TO- by con
sent, the bill 10 erect the town oil Ossinning was
read the third tine and passed Mir Coe moved
10 put forward the bill IN relation 10 Teachers Ia
s,itutes: agreed 70. Mr.. Hne called tor the con
siderarion Of the Resolution refer TO repor,
plete the bill in relation TO Rates OF Interest, bat
Dir. Tefit objected MIR Morrison asked consent
to refer 10 report complete the i!ltia BILL but IL was
objected 10. The Committee OF the Whole, Mr..
C0mstock in the Chair, resumed the consideration
Of the bill TO Bridge over the hudson River
nj Albany. During the speech OF Mr. Beus against
the Bridge, the House took recess, without deh-
-'.'s NSs'N'- VS. NV s.ruxnAy Nav3
u S,,.,. I'm mac ;o.rodrc.d ~ alr Cham.
L1;,r' $50; r. C,nr,,,oII.r IN MI, and
oeiia,"' d'u'oieipS ~ ,l M =: r, -. -.
pay the expense OF preserving The peace IN Caitar
su9us County curing tne late fronD'rs mere
The bill to erect the County of Schuyler, Govt OF
parts OF Chautauque, Cattardugus and Enc, } was
reported and bv Ii 10 10 was made the special order
for Noodsy al 10 O'clock. A n
The reminder of the morning. session was main.
~ scent on private Bills and ia Executive Session
The Senate held an afternoon session for the third
reading of bills.
In ASSEMBLY the Senate bill TO regulate Ferries
between New (ork and Bronkiyn was repored
and, after some sp4rrins between the New.York
and BROOKLYN members, was ordered to third
reading
Mr. Harris tried to have the Albany Bridge bill
sent 10 s.lec, commitree 10 rpport comprie. bot
MI Van Schoonhovrn objected and the motion
failed-Ay.s 81. Nave a.
Bill, yead a third time ami pissed
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- -


Eh.S Ell VI pras a. d eieciga m-fy f'r
4 Colds. tCu.hs lniiurals !ai.n. IL BLOND Asthma
Fl0eisv. Bronchitis Liver tnmrl''n' Communion and
orr diseases from Instructed Precipitation. New rad
tbs testimony md c1 seud and -rr srfiueBsty lam
ght Containing Consumption sc & and M
fneruas sworn cerfcai- such follows: Wy wir fi
;icc with al cti5 of tf- un.s RAN the ahd chrsi,
rd :-u.i debility -Neciot;ng blood and io lrrS
-npoy -J The medic skill aom.op tho aud ogaihc
rhey pronounced her u4gs liberated nd d.par.d Of effect
tined VARIOUS ratrai medicines without .l-ci
F1ai Ia Ausus; las, tried Your uli-rn Balm She ha'
tak.i bottles aud !errc;y confidently recon-
ARTHUR :. uAUrTNAN,
Residence II Clark 81. S:c-s & Broadway.
City and County # Nt.c- ofk, SSh y Hsuqtma1 be
Italy d-0s aud jlst the above c-lthcr -
correct .ud trtl- " Ii MUM. Com OF Deeds
proof &c pamphlets. to BE- had gratis al 90
The .a,rc calm sold by druggists generally through
on; The L
Also the tninaring hI@ricn; AItsrar,e.
Southern Balm rails y cents box Of > FILLS.
- The hr>' aui cheapest .-u-ril Fahl nj ever i-to-
iuc-L lrse Fits have b irs.rd many yr, ~ every Torn
a-.s'i from impure OF the Blood aud Other
ilnjd aud hsv grotr sal, and rfici~n Purifier rengr'.
morbid from the stomach aud bowels promoting dGe
ton and aPtirc yisnr 10 - ,sfH r"r infter nio'n'
alton u,hvrn B'im smphlrr J1 be had at tbs Pfopnv-
to-. Oiiice G8 Broadway sratuitnusy
No family should br without oil these valuable Pam
Ihl,t,
More Asrnts wanted throughout the L. s and Canada
4 liberal .Scn-u; 10 dealers as lm-ods 2tNeow :
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rassENGERs ARRIVED

Inns lNp Caledonia Brander from Ne,c' 0riea"s-Mr
Hsyden--7Ste~rsce
In he brig Acolcl,an yhum Neuritas-sr James Jeu-
kins.
Ia tAs bark Tsrid,r from Jobos--BarE rcxidor-
IN tbs packet ship Oxford from Lice p0ol-Mr waine ana
lady, Mrs Waterman, Of Canada; pruess. OF Prussia
Ella ,beh Brown. Leger and Simon, Of NYork 800 In
the steeragr-
In ae Sredish bark 7Aore Petit from LegAorn-LuSt
Burchi
Nv be brig Galveston. from 81 NUks-Mr Miner, Mr.
La,ei Mrs Johnson Miss johnson, Mr. Cutter, lady aud
children, j Norton, Jr.
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INSURANCE.
NA s5e}N4{ y E9hY MY gggY0 LIFE AssvRANcs
Envcwrret ~ Ae. Of parit!tue-;
CAPITAL L-es, ~ STERLING * s. 81, Go.

y SOCIETY," OF L SboSs- L's ->7S' '--A-'e'-
cAplraE' a E.s 8 : s IS & iS;.' g:
ADVANTAGES. ;,FE REL9 OUT srTHis IxsrE-
3Tf5s; nv W. = inf MES @ 5f3 HAVING
eENEEAt AGENT Eo TIE ,5,y1E9 SIirEs
fH 5s Aty 70 TaG $otIETI9 :is Es,a-
Hi5' ssARxY RODGERS, Nj. l4s 9saslkes:;
re- MERCHANTS ST S So; o. q NEW YoRA
VIVIAN HOOK, s-sQ 20 Val s;Es-;.
more. .1aada. Riehrlsnt sd y s.,sf - 'h- ttS.
Towes Ses ailand Ns'S-l ok stats PeHnsy''li$ ai
Ia T7tes ef ms Soetv la,, those Of the Amer,
cll I9nip,sieS ,:d Lp%s,R TN -, - -.
.-ag;sd &c ts eN-ri q i;ifGS ihe an7i-; ot pS'i''
h. as.-5b; y,sa AZ LIFE lus-nsseg which ,si esE-
his crsAsi-sa ard when fss secured 'Gr Z sven
marked ct'en n Earop- "a ontacet Tor y the h=nsi
a-a. ~ tn aItyt Stlt5 PRINCIPLES IT, unequal
nd ,frf OF may srret -1sr md ne patr,Bac II h1,
received aiiy ;h- ps5lrc cnsiidsnce tlVos \
Jamrii-t hls published ~ The General lss AID
y optsltsd hs Office, explanatory CT Life nsarircs u
.srer.! and OF lie ' l. : >cc+y system IA p,rcrsr,
Psr.,a. ia,ur-, II TIRE Un- S;,s, To- >cie Of l.r
rcipa;jcn. eoy the ltJan' sdvlntage q h,r,rs he
whole Of the Sccisv which tre.i 1tail sery
The public n, respectfully requested .vsiae the d;in
their dr,:ronon Of pr nald she sctlireN Afforded o.
their Losn Experimentation drcidJgs - nsar rssnher~
'Uhs General Agent authorized tce-I, asks IN snn1s
rot -yc.edings> 5cuf rc sGsie lie aud 20 2nd the
Sceity from TIE date which The prsm,au aetaag pad
him. Tbs authority deposited fot s-cu.I:g with J.
Piime Esq ths President u The Merchants Rank II New
York
Pamphlets cnutaEin. hA ist Annual Report and much
general iao1matou together with The Scc'=:ys resai-c
tRA rms ard the fullest 'aoim'tien 'nAy ee c6Ained
upon application ac-It or sabasent
MEDICAL Examiner atI-Hdnc- n The office NY n
o'clock ? " zee paid by ;h- SOCIETY,". The expense OF
STANG 1uty reed not be i1crrrrd
Egn,pie, Of Rd.eJtor ns isslrCee or Sloo Sf7gs
HnENrLl-,-s rAvA-sI-. .NNl-ALLN
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Sfs-tNlF SALE-By yIrtrs 81 s-ivfa ans q t'-r
81 tuiSd'y tn ~-r-tL Cas- % M,Tci, = clock
" = toe yesi'egis OF re ti'y Hall plb Guy OK
III IN r:Ni iv And interest oi william Z Farley. Which
- hta % me 'iyiseu'h d4y OF Noy-mh thousand. --E
e2S5ra hd a, TIM afterwards Ct an aue C
an Ia esrtaia lot piece Tc<j O. srcaDc sl.us:s nE ard
oTk N ihE seysn-na formerly evga! y are OF the city
81 re, o. SrpNa aud dist. euIst- CERTAIN map 81
NE ids q Nleols William Iu,- O. tta1 rc
po1g.y CI SurT-T=. dated Eth December. IT,: iOi
GraocE tt] ic1F hEnsed .nd SIXTEEN bounded follows
ma. Is 10 E-inning - The Northwest Of M lrsf
Ns- 'nG e;;t-rci. AID raining hrucr North ty
sac t ~ -y-sev-2 f--t and I-ch !o EuuoeE ~
Lon enev Nc and .: 0t uGUb-f IL. zsd IeTslsl rith
Ienths.t oae hnadIsd ie-t from ;rence S1afh and rlie
VILE said Avsnle tgeaiFssye nd eu> irch Trt
sfesi ae'-sla Aie ifcn Jh-ec- Est ~ said eni.rt
COG hHrGfeG 'rr 10 the Place beginning. together lI. tn
iitAn-nts Aad appU:trEaHces if-rrnlic belonging
sry ss'irr9iliay WILLIAM JONES. Sb-r:f.
.EEp.kio : l Cs-Er. DspgJy >h=nf.
Dated Newly ofk, F-bruary IN 49, Is l,,T5w
- SHE az t= above deser-d property = nosrocsd aa;i
;hc lsta Dr. 81 4 gr c-,i The sar- ua- sd par-
FErp'x L YCtT.t. Depury sarrih
pe,ed \s~-i o-k. Ai,Fch g. rsi5 rsl I,wtAIs
The .oore sale - fuFth-: TeStyoce mi Sinuday ne 81
asy OF Sisy Hs1t az ,a-as .Eae sli P.e-
Fxpo Z L. vtLTEr, D.5ary SterI5
D,i-f V-w-N orr And ,'rh isiS ,ei iswtNr5
q ALA II AIDS ,sle-lor qaaIy ,Als cay ~ cav
" 81, fos sale By NESMITE * co. Nc " Pin. 81 nj
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The amount OF Government funds IN the deposit
o,cs BY the last report OF the United
Is littlc over milton Than at the time Of the last
report in March, and than five millions less Than i'll
November The table below gives the amount OF depos-
tories according reports received TO 2th March
and ast April showing tho above noticed Increase
The amount in the repositories the 18th November was
! Sl2.9G7.70
srArrursr or TIE TnEAsuKrG or ms UNITED STATES
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MEDICINES
RECTuRY BOARDING SCHOOL
HANDES CT.

HAHDES- CT.
B5a,3 s6Go r f,T.. P-e.s % receive ie~ PC
prs IN lsdl,oz 70 his prr-sr; rar,h-f
! corre-u i..szD; 'sn WITH him Anc 'y7t-Tns
rhc ayrcuxh u be gwen u I'll ne otcs Q,
10 any NJ oar CSes. e. aso N ne FRENCH aAo iAaa
TIE as;.fs Of r. cho5 the anis a,i-nhe; Of pu7 ard
te- peculiar ,=a.on q. r-ea5e-s 81 ne -li4s. W.
reay .-5ure he discipline h= strct while IEisEced
s -ton eng Ike rt, Vorh Of Ns ilz,q. ad :,ro
MIL Wpst Of me North Hsve5 Depo; % TIE tisri2-t ana Ses
Hsven Railroad AZ PECAN; lad asaidi esq Of &c
t. isrn Of admission vl ie $40 p cr9rH Pnyabe IA
M, iUe. =h EEd iIl;cn fni Can re!-H suiii yac,-
;ilfl- y" mont r>;fa c'a'-s
For f'fi'sf 'a's1 1'W e B RisE25 H.de
Il Gresey;i #lac6es,.. P::s BealarziH, D 4. Arnold.
* 4. TT Ry D.; Esa:a Sun. s iss Fly Id Bon Mas.
Gen. F. }. Nai.et;, Pfova!elo.. z. /
f. rev b. ys and La, o. Henry E Easb y c
The next essiya Wi commence he Es Monday May
fie-,aor F-s-u---1 1ss5 nrs 1rentntsW
DYsfEPsIA. OR Blue DEvIL>.-A sac. sIeeay end
~ Ell ogr' cure iO to-e Inst are afflicted WIN tn oI-
5 aaai fG % 1f F&ER r ' 6YSP 81 FENEDY
y ma ben USED successfully 70 private pte 81 / -js'
cnence yr years. AID he's never failed n 'a2@ IN
Sold Wholesale and re.5 70, tse proprietor. At + w oW
ENS 31l Bnwe-y cor B"ndi Pee - oer oes NJ! I'm
HEALTH AMI STRENGTH,
DIR. s. o Richardson's sherry Wine Bitters
h- oaIy sur rrnsss Far DysFeia sud JanHtc- tnaf
lss s-a dscoyeed-aHd fheIr general ps= for p
-ars. win recommendations c= the most Eminent ~ ths
Medical Fculty he Afflicted that The .ssess
s0nd=riu r=nt
They GIVE LIFE ELASTICITY AND ViGoE
10 the Fisc-r4 promote tn p>,tsIlc action, cleanse tl
stomach AID bowels from uuh-ihF Accommodations and ruT1.
IS sd snT-c tn blood II th- most ihoFoesa ard ssca
mauner.
They em-dT Tor sli those prevalent
Diseases caied DpsT-psis Jaurdce Liver Complaints.
I,srourn D1znsss Headache Wandering Settled Pains
Siakn- Eairturss Sour Stomach Los. 90 AP7-- Week
Nervous
all Dss caused by uhe@ithy state OF The Stomach aad
Bow rs
- REGULAR PHYSICIAN =!
and Graduate Of the
HANPsHIRE MEDICAL COLLEGE,
who has r,sc- slut; %. Medicine profession.
Beng com posed entirely OF vegetables sy Of such a
nltur, thai iey may l., aT AM Exih ol ;rae 6y
I'D, Of Iy without GJsnnS the system or exposing u to
Ike cold.
Fulton STREE 27J Bgo-dsay . E4s; BToadSay Price "a
cents aIe IN
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f..se3 4 COUNTRY -ENI IND FARM FOR SALE,

HttI4L r. o. Ca
i..;e3 \ COUNTRY EAT AND FARM FOR SALE.
sa- tho tliiige Of Sofn-rT.. >om>rsst County,
Srf J-src lfIn cOes,ts IL - acrs OF Land; q 81
winch . wood. il. uuildi1gs are I'll snd buIit
thin ysaEs honse aud Bsn both bulk ey da7s WORK
ard % ~; Sr.t l4-rI he HOus- built III the COTTAGE
,tyi- by 81 front. a though The craie pef9H
fgi.t.-d wiki marble n1HD!, para feet trout ADD Y ret
GWn sid-tcg.;h.r win ObgeTTatory OF e tS 81
House t<o-stgry Kitchen in the and Cei,sr DndsI
the "n1 OF tn fi4n Building wth Psnt'ies end al Asxra
i'roUgn ;l.e rs; h. Barn - ~ bet ionY %A1
g4iasd C4Irs4sr-Gaa7e. c--.iouse, &C Al;oJ
variety of rgit Of ali drseTptioHS-tosSIhef WIN
quantity Of ShTu5bery.
SrernNs e within foug hundred yrtI Of the CoeGy
Se.: and s5n1ta qusr,er II j re 90 the fa!rc4d ~
pi.te y sbo1t ty, hua. ad half from tn Cay. ftI ~
her fticul4s uguir,f The ,ubscrb~r ard Pioprr OF s
SATIoNA; Horn No. 3touTtiaad f,et
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NAY a. 50 mites Sc Of SANDY Hook, Martha froz Bali-
more for Boston.
sarie day Arco:, from Philadelphia for Boston.
May lat IS 80. lon II H. brig ree, hence for WI
mingtor, Nc.
App! 18Th lat u H. ion 70 a, N. discovered TIRES
black spots on the Northern Limb the Of then.
Of considerable dimensions; they visible for three
d4ys-the fourth he sun obscurei-the nth. they
were rot discen!ise- the brig Mcclellan.