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6otds.
City Hotel,

80 Ohara. Illinois.
YHNHE public are informed tina, this establish.
i ment HIS been newly fitted up and newly
furnished in style to correspond with the in-
creasing importance of the town, and will ksie-
after be kept by the subscribers, who solicit q
share Of public patronage.
A. A. FISHER,
PERRY II. SMITH.
Ottawa, March %, lS47. 37-tf
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Graors, ST.
qF DAYTON s8
W 00LLEN F AC L 0 r Y

w U U Ia Ia Il N + Az L u II l.
xNE woul most respectfully inform ouI
w friends and patrons, that the above estah-
llshmen, is still in operation, and Will continue
to be, SO long as VIC continue TO receive suoh
liberal share ofpublic patronage. aud would here
renew our promise that no pains shall he spared
on our part, with skiltul wothmeu, tn reader &C.
neral satisfaction. We are manufacturing the
following Kinds OF goods, viz;
PULLED CLOTHS,
Cashmere, Saiineit, Tweed, Jeans, LnSCy,
FlanlClS Of diIfercai kIuls. and Blankets
bich we oiltr for sale Wholesaler retail very
cheap, for Cast, WteGf.cr Wool, or will make
liberal exchanges, say yd. fullcd cloth for ifom
p to los Of wool, | yd Jeans tor , lbs, yd
flannel for / lbs, ,pair very heavy bInnkelstoi
as much more wool as il l9hastO make them
Re, all al the same quality. orW viii mann
pctuIe luilrd cloth on commission, n hom 81 J
70 81 cents per yl Wool caiculHcd for cN
changing or manufacturing should be wcllw
.l on the sheep aud rolled up 10 separate Aecccs.
CARDlNG AND SPINNING,
VIII be dome al from 5to IS cents per pound,
CARDlNG will he done thIsseason at ) cents,
except very fine Ct ccGts per pound. Come on
with your liur wool, as We have Just received
two new single machines of the la,cs, and most
improved stylc, which viii he put in complct
order, with fine cards, No. 81 and 3S) by The
20lh inst. aud arc calculated expressly for Gus
tom work. Our old machine will be putin . cd
order, and will do Justice to the coRrsei qualities.
Person. coming from a distance can havetheir
work done with the least possihl, delay, and in
manner which we will warranIto give salts
faction.
CIOTU DRIES SING
Willie done atthc usual prices, or a small dis.
count for ready pay. J. * ID. GREEN
Dayton, MAY IL, 1871. J. Il ID q.
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D., IN a ~ L. EY g. CO,

AVE just received at r old Hardware Manufacturing
l'hmn THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY SrON ES
Ia es improved akee N"on Hathaway and -Four Boiler Cooking
Three splendid OF Iigt Paro Stoves wood
rlor Fronts,
with all and hued
We of
this market, uchas
Smiths Vices Shoves, Bench Planes, Stec s Iron squares
Crowta, Spades Plane Irons Plasuing Trowel
SGges, Manure Forks. Wrough, & butts, & dirons,
BroatAxes Bench ANes. Towels, Brushes
AIDES, Brass Kettles, ZINC boards, locks
Choppng Hollow Fask,
Shot belts, Patent Razos and Shears
Wire md
Sauce Pans Wrough, Nails, Writing lax, Shoe brushes
Steel Traps Borax Glue Coach Wrenches, Horse do
Smoothing Irons Molasses Gates. Strap hinges Scubbg do
ALso-Mneal knob moice Locks Villa Rp single
double Cut Files
Door locks aiches
Britannia and wood
mills, Of Counter scales and weights Pocket,
kve Single and ang hachs Augu bits Cupboard
and I'LL Locks; PddoSks patent wheel heads Shoe backing &c.
We also manufacture and keep constantly
sheet copper and furniture
establishment the
and buggy boxes &C. the foundry respectfully
those wishing purchase call prepared
all kinds
> Ottawa Oct, 8, ls47.
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A PeRMaN[NI CUBE

For Cuts, Burns, Scalds, Chapel Hands and
Lips, Chilblains, Euptions, Scratches, sur.
faces, sore Nipples, Boils, Ulcers, Bruises,
Fresh Wounds, Contracted Cords, Rhcuma-
tic Affection, sore Throat. Gold in the Head,
TightneSs ia the Chest, Callused Flesh, in
fact every disease ofthe Flesh.
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And STAGE OFFICE--Onnwa, III.

And STAGE OFFiCE---Otnwa, Ill.
THE undersigned has purchased the above
J. House ,sal repaired and furnished /, in
proper name S3 q lsSefrstc Hotel 1t ia si,ua-
ted direcrly in front Of the Court House, and is
convenient for all those having business cOnnec.
ted with the public Offices; and is in the cen're
Of the business part Of the town. The Stage OF.
fee for the different routes is KEEP, a, this house.
The house is large and roomy, and is capable
Eof accommodating oil those who may favor him
'aiih call: Asletej n }he hoqse isa comfort.
i ss b S".,., \ . s';S.,.s' .s
Ottawa, IF 3, ls47, -. l
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Cincinnnii- Dc 1sl1-

MCs.rs. Bother * CO. Gcutlrmen haze
received nm invoice Of your Poor Mans ONT
Although you recommend IT hiu bly, in
your letter aud circulars, first tried It myself
being somew hat opposed To the Use Of patent me
dicinCs having rather sofc ewes, carcfuliy ap
piled /, to the eyelids outside. when retired far
the night. and made another application IN the
morning-aso at noon. | have not u.cd il
since, and my eyes are perfectly well. After 81
successful q result. felt in duty bound to 10.
commend the ointment. aud have acady dis
posed Of Two dozen boxes among my patients,
find ii an excellent application in obstinate
sores, scid heads, burns, and innlmmal0ry
pains, md particularly beneficial IN curing ,hr
ulcers which follow burns. II il the most cool.
ing application | ever met With. Believe the
yours with best regards, T.. SMITH, NJ. d.
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Mocho Hogs.-Mr. Silas Stevens,
of Half Day, Lake county, informs us
that he has some hogs passing under
this name, which he de scribes as
very extraordinary animals. They
attain their growth in about six
months, and may then be fattcd to
weigh!from 200to250 pounds without
any difficulty. They possess extra
ordinary length Of body-a sow now
in his possession measuring five feet
in length--with remarkably short
.slegs, bearing them scarcely six inch
.es above the ground. They arc per-
feHy symmetrical, very quiet and
,docile in their disposition, and fur
hish pork of excellent flavor. Mr..
Stevens states that the breed may
be found in Broome and adjoining
counties, N. York, and that a gem
tleman in Boone CO. III. is possessed
Of them.
We are aware that this description
Of them may look somewhat extrav-
agant; but ifthey come up to it, a
desideratum in the way Of swine, for
most purposes, will be obtained at
once. The breed is said to cross
readily with the China, which it
somewhat resembles, in form and
habit. 1t is possible that this breed
may have been described under a
mother name for we have atpreseni
no recollection Of this; and perhaps
others Of our readers may be ac-
-euaiuted with it.
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itlrrrantilr.

nRIED fRUIl.-iO bbls Dried Apples, nsw
IL fruit, 8 ditto Peaches-jns, received sndior
sale low by tnoy 26 BOCGHTON
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EOn Pieces Prints, .....
COV Of every style and price, surprising
in design and variety any stock ever offered in
Ouswa, and will be sold very cheap by
Ottawa. Oct, %, 1917, BOGGliTON.
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81, Louis, Jan. !. 1913

ST. Ioiis, JAN ]. 1913.
Messrs. Butler & Co-Gents - Daring the
celebration of our National Independence, was
blown up and my face and hands SO severely
burnt by powder, that my case was con sliercd
hupcless. have at times wished that death
wonld relieve me ofmy suilerinss. short lime
since n friend Of mine from your city, made me
a visit, and knowing several instances where It
had been tried with grea, success, advised me TO
use some Of the Poor Mans Ointment. He
procured me several hoycs-one only Of which
have used-bu, the relieiI have obtained, and
the speedy effect in ts use desire That ! should
no longer delay to inform you Of its general re-
suits The flesh on my face has heeled, leaving
barely the marks Of the burn. My arms and
breast are yet little sore, but fast healing.
have no other pain. ! have tried other noted
remedies which at times helped me, but none
have done me half the good as third of box
Of the Poor Mans Ointment. Please send me
three dozen boxes, for which enclose YOU the
m o,ey, as feel confident can easily dispose
Of it solnI down the river Yours &r-
OLIVER HUDSON,
Pilot on the Mississippi
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Shoyc's 4 scoops.
- For salchy ALEX. W.MAGtl.i..
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Chicago, M, Dec. 81, 1911.

CHIcng0, TT, Dec 81, ISL
Messcr-. Butler IL Co-tients.-I feel It my
duty 10 give you certificate proving the ciiica.
cy Of your Poor Mans Ointment, which ] USED
for ChilbIains, from which suffered very much /,
in fact, i, was Impossible some Of the lime Tor
me To walk. applied !, Eve or six times, onl
was entirely Zee from them used u also !or
bruises on Tie hand with equal success,
DARIUS KNIGHTS,
Madison street doors west Of CLARK.
Chicago, Dec. 30. 1914
have used the Poor MOns Ointment Tor a
bad sore on the hand, occasionally blow from
a hammcr-and can rec ommond il as very heal.
ing aud simple III IFS use.
BENJAMIN SuRIGLrr,
Corner Of Lake and Fulton street
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clcs usLally kcplin drug stores. with many kinds
Of the best ard most approved patent medicines
IN USE. Also. books and stationary with va
I,c'y of prlnucrs, toy books, &c
lie Keeps constantly nn hand superior article
Of wine. aud branlics, for msdicoi gugo,r, opll
Physicians and Others are trqu, scd to hauI
n their ordcrs n they can uow br filled CA the
shortest notice and warranted to please.
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New Arrangement.

rINlIE subscriber has purchased the entire
stuck in trade Of j. a. q. ARMOUR; in
addition to which be steceiving q large assert.
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q, l.. THOMPSON.
Ottawa. July 30. lSi7-2-f
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Fer Sale on consignment.

0nSls nl,lenl.
Hays Imminent 70,
pllc,;
FaIeIls Arabiln Linn.
Incnt;
H,wcs Nerve and
Hrne Liulmcnt;
Thompson Eye Water
Fahnestocks Ncrmi.
iuee;
Comsiock'. SarsaparilIr
Sands do
Brislol's do
shermans Worm and
other lozcnecs;
McAlIsters all healing
Salve;
Councils Pain Exlrac-
tor.
With a great variety Of
Pills 10 numerous
10 mention.
q, l.. THOMPSON.
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"a NulC vi lui!Nl
Buchons Hungarian Hay
Balsnm;
Wis,ors Bulsam Wild fart
Cherry;
Hills Bal,nm Honey; H,v
rayIor's Balsam Lnu
wort, Tho
Cheeseman's Arabian Fab
Balsam;
rur'ington's Balsam Con
Life; san,
And,rsou's cough drops Bris
Barholomcw's Pink shel
ESpeclorant;
Hastings Comp syrup McA
Naplha;
Osgood's India Cholo. Con
gogur;
Smiths Tonic Syrop; Wit
Vaughn's Veg Lylhon-
lriptic;
Downs Elixer health ;
q, l..
Ottawa. July 30. ISiT-2-lI
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Ottawa, March %, 1s47.
"A American House,
NJ A NSION H0US E,

Ottawa, Oct. 80, ls47.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-09
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

THE LATE ATTEMPT TO KILL.-Mrs. Beahm,
who was stabbed on sunday evening by Krouth, ap-
peared to be somewhat better yesterday but very little
hope entertained however Of her recovery-for be-
side being stabbed in many different places.a severe
blow inflicted upon her head with some weapon or
missile most probably the seven pound with which her
husband feiled to the ground Mr. Beahm IS said
to have communicated to several Of bis friends yester
day, that short time since, RrOut the occasion Of
one Of his visits went out AMI procured pie for Mr
and Mrs Beshm and shortly after eating il they both
became quite sick which circumstance created strong
suspicious ia their minds against Krout-and they
spoke to him relation 10 the pie. but be succeeded in
alayng their suspicious It's likewise asserted on good
authority that Kroui has served an apprenticeship in
the state Prison for passing spurious money Al the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-09
Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence of the New York Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday Aug. :

PIuLADEI PHIA, Tuesday Aug. :.
Hearing the newsbOys crying " Here's the Try
bune {" this morning h0ug h somebody had started
new paper and being always the qH for such deli
cate Injuries sacrificed the pennies which my eldest
lighter had left 10 my pocket they were not many 10
possess myself of the interesting Stranger 1t looked
wen and read better houghtto self here Is journal
nearly a. good the New York Tribune, sprung sud
denly into existence full armed like Minerva from the
brain OF Jove Upon a second look, however, discov-
cred that II in reality the New York Tribune and
nothing else This Is charging the era to some
purpose.
The political fever that began make its appearance
few days ago the epdermis " society seems 10
have been suddenly reprcssed Nothing Is now going
on and one would scarcely know that there i'm
portaut election the taps The truth H. that every
thing is in a state OF complete stagna,on don't be
lieve that either party will get the victory.
The market for Corn 10 buoyant and receipts light
Some 10000 bush most Pennsylvania yellow sold at s.
81 cts closing at the latter rate Wheat is also little
rruer and good Southern red sold at l0 cts Oats
selling TO some extent At y q cts for Southern.
Flour remains dull so bos, fair brand sold at - ;
small lots OF good brands retailing at 31i 50.
Corn Meal is better, about 600 bbls sold Al SGT and
old stock At a. Rye Flour sells slowly At -7l
Cotton Is without much movement about 80 bales fair
Uplands sold at and a. cash and time Groceries
Only sales are I'D hhds Cieniuegos sugar at 81 q
time Provisions firmly held with moderate business
doing sales 800 bbs Mess Pork at IL - a II 30 ;
Bacon sides At s5a 81, and shoulders A. q Lard
bbls sold AZ = and 500 kegs nj q time Lead ia
held at a. cts. cash Whisky bbs scarce at q cts.
Freghts brisk at I'd for Cotton, and cd for Corn
to Liverpool. Golfers wanted At previous rates.
SAILS OF SrooKs-FHsf BOard-3 Penn Bank 26Ol
40 L. :. War Bounty scrip 9ji 100 do 95l 700 do
Loan 6s % 1911; 2pOO County -, co, ~ 1000
Schuylkill Nav O., o. 40
Second Boord-l,0O schyl Nav. 6s, 40 400 City
6s III 100 IL Harrisburg r. 3ii l,OO0 Lehigh o.
Sol 1000 4. :. Loan is, %, l04i.
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By Telegraph to the New-YOk Tribune
FREE SOIL NATIONAL COyvlNTIOy.

BUFFALo. Tuesday, Angus; ~ PM
Delegates are arriving by hundreds. The Ohio
Delegation and the New-York Delegation now
meet in separate rooms OF the University for
preliminary discussion, and interchanse Of
opinions
There is good speaking in both delegations.
Handbills are out ior meetings in the Park TO-
night.
Other delegations from other states hold meet
ingr tonight in different places throughout the CIT.
Banners adorn the street opposite the univer
sity with full-eDgth portrait Of Mr.. Van Buren,,
aud naming him at candidate for President
No candidate is spoken Of for Vice,President yet
As vet no one is seriously spoken Of as a candi-
date for President except SIR. Van Buren,. OPPo-
sition to Mr. Van Buren, IS anticipated from the
Liberty party, but no open manifestation OF It yet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-09
Political Movements.

The PoueHKEgrsIE EAGLE has finally raised
the flag OF Taylor and Fillmore. Mr.. Plat con-
e.ders Gen. Tsylors express acceptance of the
Wing nomination committing him to the Wing
party and its principles. The character OF MIR.
Fillmore aids To reconcile him to the ticket
There now remain, we believe, but the Seneca
County Courier, the Yates County Wing and
The Tribune, among the Wing journals of this
State. uncommitted to Taylor.
The FRIENDS or VAN buren, in this City have
opened or are about to open, Committee Room Cor
the campsign, TO be known as the Headquarters OF
the Friends of Van Buren, and Free Territory" We
hear that the work of disseminating their principles
will thence he actively prosecuted weekly paper,
entitled the "Csmpsgner for Freedom. edited by their
best writer's and pubhs he'd cheap possible will
be issued.
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THE ELECTIONS s.
INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, Tuesday, Aug. :.
We have few return Of the election held yes
terday Tor members Of the Legislature. In tins
County, Marion Loco Focos and Wing are
chosen. Mr.. Clays majority in this county in
1874 was n.
Ia Washington and jefferson Counties the entire
Wing ticket was chosen with gain Of one in
Washington.
In Bartholomew County Wing Representatives
were chosen by reduced majority
Fsyette County elects Loco FOco sheriff and
Wing Representative.
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STEALIscs.-The Members OF Congress have
voted themselves the usual allowance ofbooks all
roundabout 5000 worth each, we believe To those
who have not already received them. The cost to
the Treasury is estimated at 100000; and the
Members might with equal propriety have voted
themselves hogshead of Madeira each and sill
yer goblet to drink it from. If they would only
read the books there would be some excuse for this
swindle but nine-tenths of them will leave Con
gress as ignorant as they entered it-or will learn
otherwise than by reading have also voted
their Door.keepers Messengers, &c the usual
gouge Of $3.50 each in addition TO the excessive
pay to which the law entities them-one effect OF
which is TO crowd Washington at the opening of
each Congress with brigades of Office beggars from
the very extremites of the Union.-This Govern
meut is becoming unbearsbly corrupt and prodi-
gal and we see no remedy short OF Ma
rIoSAL CONVENTION TO Reform THE FEDERAL
Constitution. Such Convention could aud
would erect barriers against some of the grosscst
abuses now tolerated and growing. Who says
Yes TO a National Constitutional Convention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-09

Paroles An AGENr OF SPAlN.-A communica-
non was yesterday made to us by Mexican gentle
man, who from his position in his native country, has
had means Of acquiring much authentic political In
formation that fix on Gen. Paroles the author
OF the revolt which is in full vgor in the City OF
Guansjuao the charge of seng directly under the in
aucnce OF the Spanish Bourbons in fact of being the
acknowledged agent Of the present titular King Of
Spain. the husband of Isabella. The following Is the
substance Of what has been related 20 US
few years ago before the war broke ont between
the United States and Mexico an individual NAMED Don
Francisco de Paula EnTile Was arrested On the road
from Vcrs Cruz to the Capital the suspicion of be
ing the Infant Don Francisco de Paula He was taken
before ma gistrate and his baggage eNaniged-am0ng
which found avsriey OF writings IA cipher, which
could interpret beside several crosses and pat
ents OF distinction and the designation Of the prisoner
As nothing could be proved OF criminal nature from
these documents, against Don francisco dc Paula In
e he set at liberty and his property restored TO
him. IL has since been ascertained that these docu
aud titles OF honor in blank destined tor
Paroles, for almost immediately siterwsrd the ITEM
20, journal which openly advocated the project Of
changing the Republic into Monarchy and calling TO
the crown member OF the spanish Bourbon family,
made its appearance at the Capital We all recollect
the intrigues the hear.burnngs, and dssensions TO
which the zeal that power gave rise and the manner
IA winch u was covertly sustained BY Parcdes after he
had succeeded in oyerihrowing Herreras adminisfra.
uon The news just received from the CapitAl O Next
co announces that Don Francisco &c Paula Enrils has
oeen oSnisned from the soil OF the Republic in conse
quence OF having been detected In conspiracy at the
metropolis. and being sdherent of Paroles This i
me Identical parsonage who was arrested and brought
before the authorities y; Vera Cruz
Our informant who is warm patriot and q devoted
republican adds, in calling his memory Cceros de-
nuncistion OF Cataline How long Will Spain continue
10 abase patience To what lengths viii she 20 in
her ardent desire OF conquest and domination - This
good citizen this Senior Don Enrle may return 10
his abettors and apply industry &c consolidate the tot
tsrng thrones of Europe Here, in this Western hem
sphere monarchy sinsunerssle' nauseaes the sight
aud vain will be the atte mpisa the Vaccinations OF
its agents 10 induce republicans 10 retrosrade into It's
exclUsiveness and its thousand abuses
New Orleans Delta Of ssh
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DIsssAcgruL Mos AT NEwARS.--A correspon-
dent at Newark n j. informs that that city the
scene Of sdsgarceiul riot Monday nghtsst tseems
that small lavery Society s in the habit Of holding
regular meetings at wberiorce Hotel IA room hited up
for the purpose which the sovereign people OF New
ark have taken offence While this Society hold
ing regular business meeting, number OF rowdes
tered the room and commenced yelling upsettng the
benches sc. The Society immediately adjourned and
put out the lights. The mob then demolished the
benches broke the windows and carried the books and
papers OF the Society into the street and burned them
Our correspondent farther states that city Constable
persins the mob actually encouraged them to proceed
In their sillsnous outrage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-09

JAMAICA AND ST DOMINGo.-The schr. NapOle-
ON, Smith bound from Jamaica 10 New-iork, load
I'D with coffee put into Smithvie IN CO for proyis
ions Capt ;. (says the HtlaiEgi0H Commercial r.
rfr OF 81 nstant) reports that while lying at Anse
d Hainsult 81 Domingo taking in cargo on the 2cth
June, the blacks from the mountains came upon the
town, sacking robbne and burning IT, driving Capt
Smith and vessel from the port One hundred and four
OF the inhabitants merchants and their amiles took
refuge ON board the Napoleon, and were landed at
Kingston. Capt : with that true natural philanthropy
pr0yerb Of the American character, sent general
invitation for all the inhabitants that desired 10 make
his vessel place Of security TO come and do Capt
Shreys late of the bark Aneta of Boston came passen-
ger in the Napoleon from Jamaica Capt $ was bearer
ot.spatches from the L. : Squadron OF California, he
proceeded 10 Washington per Wilmington and Raleigh
Railroad on Sunday morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-09

~ The AMERICAN INSTITUTE or INSTRUCTION.
holds Its Eighteenth Annual Session at Bangor Maine
commencing the 18th inst Educators from all parts
OF the country the number of several hundreds are
usually present these occasions Fare TO Teachers
and Delegates TO said Convention reduced follows
Prom New York to Boston and return - from Boston
10 Bangor and return, 81. Newiork Teachers should
leave here as early Thursday Friday p N. OF the
present week; but shey allowed I'LL the Goth to re-
turn Tosvail themselves OF the reduction certificates
signed by enc Of the officers of the Institute nds
pensahe but ihese will be cheerfay furnished at Mark
II Newmsn 4 Co.'S, broadway, n. Y. or at VIM D. Tick
nor Boston.