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OTTAWA BUS " Gss DIRECTORY.
4 Ittornr t y 8 g.

John IL Murphy, attorney and cOugseHr at
Lalo, Ottawa, Illinois. aug 10, 1850.
O.licr IN the court house.
Champlin * Wallace. d. c. ChnmPIn-N IL
J.. WalIaccJ attorneys anil COHHScH0ISGt Lar
Office up stairs IN the next building norm OF lh'
Post office nov -, "
T.. y. LELAND, Attorney and CoHnScti0r al LGr,
H,sremovrd hIs office from ReddIck's block, 70
the room formerly occupied by the Stcrtb, IN The
court house now occupied in part by l'orenZo lie
land. may -
Norris Il FISHER, Geo II Norris Geo. ). Fish
rr1 itt9ru.y3 al La,o and LHHd iggHtS, Ottd-
ioIH Wilp1y particular att@n'iohto the pay
n'nl OF taxes IN any part ol Illinois, purchasing
md selling real estate, investigating titles, co'lecl. .
ting demands, buying and selling military land
warrants and locating them on the best lands Tor
soldiers ur others, neutrality-suspicious. ana AL chhus
again.tihe government. Office on the southwest
coruer oi the court house square.
III. r.. U,lliS,cr. attorney and CoHnSeHm ,Ht
L.ip. and S,iicifOr IN CiIHreTg--Oita'rG, III.
OH, over the store, Of l.. ID. SIIllt opposite
the Mansion house. Jan. ~
Glover Il Copk. r.. o Goyrr--B. {. Cook A.
t,rR.ys anil CDrnse''ors NJ Ldr- Oitdra OF
f.-ir RrlIlrks BLOCK, east side OF the public
square lun lN-n
lI,nry G. cotton. ti1rasV and Councillor at
Lric api St'i'it9r IA CtIHcery-OHawG, MS
Once IN the Court house Jun ~
y. H. .Rrni tail. inorncydt LGr- OSweg9. Ken.
K-addl 70 ms Aug 10, lsiS--u
& t.ingn''s. iitorucr and C9nusrNordf Lajr
Opposite the Sherman Iiousc, CHICAGO, Ills
ing mrh 23, ~
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Mistcllaucous.

George smith, Fashionable Tutor, ,opposlt, Cush.
mans store, regularly receives the fashions from
the East, and w,lbe happy to makeup clohngio
alIwho may tiyor him with their patronage. \ TT
to Cutting. Otmsa,mn 10, 1919,
Il. A. Lrnh ~ Co., General Dealers in all
kinds Of Lumber, Latk, S.iHgits, Sash, DJo,S.
CedU Posts, Nc, sc.
n B. Ahber,l dscoun, made in hlling large bills
Yard on Nam Canal, formerly occ1pied by Wal
ker and llickNng. ne22-i7-u
c.Durr. AGENT for Protection Insurance C0mpa-
nv. HrhfDrR--opp) the Mansion House.
Seth G.. Earl. Carridge, house, and sign Painter,
PdpcreraRd Gidsier, Ottawa. III, shop on Co
lumbus street, over Palmer and Gays wagon aud
carnage makcrshop.
Jacob q. stone, Siddie, Harness, and Trsak
manufacturer, and Carriage Trimmer corner OF
Canal aud Columbus streets, Ottawa. mar2
Jos. II. Wagner, Justice of the Peacc, office in
the northeast corner Of lhe courhoUseup stairs,
OtfdTG. dee 7'i9
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ASfRoSoN1cA "A young Amsrjean .a.'rpno.
mer, who WAS studying at the Observatory cf
Berlin, asked Dr. Galie, when Ie,arrief's lr,tr
arrived, he intended 10 look fur the plans, al.nss
existence had been announced ia such an unheasl
Of wayi The doctor rcplird in the negative,
characIurziD,. the communication 90 French toa,
sense.
will yor psnnit rrs, t',sn. 10 I"okr
Certainly replied the ductor aud The vpr.
man took II light to - To i!ie dome of the .qu.
toral
If Won will ~" sail the doctor y nay asw wei,
accompany y"u'
They both went, ,he DoSior placing him.elfs.
tho telescope, nnd cur young friend holding ninls
to read oil tho starr IN the field of view
is that all : said the doctor, as h, finished
An y was the reply
rs ist noch on srusscr Eetl." i.sre 1, still a,
bi. icllow) slowly cnunyiaied the Dnc,ar: and
ths proved tn he the hlic.I" unseen l,Inut. uns
VI ihe largest in Ije .oar system,
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4 hVESruNuLr P,Err-A gs'lcrir: nlt's ~n.',
CT nhabIIHn,s' uf Southwark occuned ~ Thun.
day afternoon of last week. rt the retidsIce of
Mrs Hartman, III Second -lrcct Mt the celsbrar
tiuu of the lols, anniversary of the birthday e
her ciauAiadler the venerable George :'v~,s
Mr. s. came 10 this country in tho yefi liTo. tv
ing then ?? voar, Of age 1hs part, assembled.
numbered n, whose sges are ~ fullcws: io,.
70, 20, 81. g. 70. ~. IS. n? -, 10, s7, rs. CO.
69, 60, making total of ?l6, and giving an sy
enge Of II 10 year, tn earl. After spending
an agreeable afternoon, chatting over the days of
"aald lang s,uo," tie party sal down to bonntl
inl supper, aud early in The evening were tasea
to then several hime<--Papadeiphia lef,.
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LrorsLATsvr Drcrscr--In the Virginia Houss

LroIsLAT!vE Drcrscr--In the Virginia Houss
OF Delegates on Friday last Wills, discussing tia
C'nlral Railroad Bill, pugiljstc passage n,
arm, occurred between two OF us menbers--Mr
Ferguson, Of Logan and Boone, and Mr.. Bovd, Of
Wythc. Mr.. Ferguson charged Mr. Bnvd wiIls
deception. Mr.. Boyd replied, that IL any Vn.
asserted That he had practised deception, hs stn
ted what was iaIsr--as false as He'll itself"
Mr Furguscn, in reply, said that lie would take
no notice there ut what came from a blackguard,
but would hereafter Mr.. Boyd approached Mr..
f. hastily and struck lIu a severe blow IN the
face. hey ut once grapped, but before any
damage was done, frlend- interposed and they
were separated. This, it ls thought. will not bs
the end Of the affair but whether j, will or moi,
the occurrence j. sufficiently disgraccfu to teach
the acCes,lty "i better manncrs in legislators,
more Of the amenities in their intercourse, n,nrr
courtesy, less partisan rancor and n considerably
more elevated standard Of education, intelligence
and character.
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An 1ycrpEN OF THE TIoDrg-On

AN Iycrprw Of TIE rIonTH On tie nlatftTa
in Lafayette Squire New Orleans, bsiors Ito
Grafton commenced on the sth OF January, an aged
negro, who served in the battle of New Orlen,l,,
approached Gen. Lacuste in the most respectful
manner and exhibited a portion Of the ornaments
OF m English officers uniform This" said the
veteran, Il took FROM the body ola dead English.
man on the battle field Of Chalmotte. Your faith
er commanded me, and | want you but to pu,
your hand upon it, that may say that u son IS
my old and much loved commander had to,lclsd
it." Cen lacos'e with emotions he could not
conceal. grattcd the wish of ths veteran, and ths
old fellow with joyin lis cnuutenancc, carefully
wrapped Up lis trophy, aud placed it 10 Lis
bOsunl
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ER "A G uM E0l rn M Nn q
Brunker's Rife MauUfactOrv,

~ HE subscriber having reJurncd from the ens,
6 nIrr yislunG the principal manufactures, he
i, NOW prepared 10 manufacture the crirbTa-
ted Increase or Gaming 'Iw,t Rifle which be- war
rants be equal to any unje IN tins state or else
where. lie VIII also keep constantly on hand and
for -o.ra good assortment otdouh.e md single bar
relied fowIlnG pcccs, Powder fNsks, Game Bags.
shot Pouches Percussion Caps and superior aIi-
c.c OF sporting Powder.
NllNnds OF lobmnG in the gnnsmth line done with
ucatress and despatch
shop on the ems, side of Columbus St, ono door
south OF the Union House June 2?-ti
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hs Arolocrsr or Drsrorss RrrrS-p--rrsr-
cis Bowen, Editor of tho North American ke-
view, who has rendered himself unenviIbly con-
spicuous ns u mallgncr of kossu,h aud thu other
noble martyrs To the cause If Hungarian lndc.
pcndcncc, md the npolouist of Austrian and
Russian tyrrnuy, lately a,plred 10 the chair &c
Professor Of History in Harvard University, and
hi. claims were backed hy al the bcs, influence
Of that vcscrahlc Institution a portion nl the
Ircss however, frcmo,. among which Arc the
y. !. Tribune and the Commonwealth Of Do.'on.
bore down with great severity upon Inn 'nr his
iccrcmcy to the cau,e ui freedom, nnf u strong
current of public scn,imcn; was rrrayod Ngainst
linn. On the 9Th inst. the question at III. c'cc'
,on came up before tho State Board of Over
sgcrs Of Harvard University, who decided that
ho WAS unfit lrr the s,r,ion.--th Tith
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.s-----s---sF.--.---1f,, BiNET n
:; !; ;,-s:sez..a 80. l..s.,.s w are House.R
AND CssN!Is NaNUFACTg gEY.

jOIIN LATHAM respectfully announces to the
j citizens ot Ouawa tharhe ha- taken the cab'uct
E-'ah.-hmcutinlrIy occupied by W. MOORE and
tina, he has now on hand aud is manufacturing
all kinds OF Furniture and Chairs at hls sho',
ON la Sale ,t. such a. card centre aud dining Tp.
br, bureaus. hrd.tcHd, OF al, kinds cane, ilag,
and wood seat chairs. lie also keeps on hand ool :
M g.a-srs picture tram &c.
NIwurk sold by hmm, warranted wrlimRdc. and
clcau MS can hr Bought any where p ll- county.
\ Collins kept ON hand aud made to order
on short uoIcr.uud taurrasati,nord wirha hrarse.
lutrrmcui pnyurG"~ 90 the Cemetery at - each.
DuaWn. luy - l>jU
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pbnsitians s Surgeons.

Dr.. Gooiing - Hard. VI y Goodiug, VI
-, C ilnrl, VI ID. hayug formed partnership
IN the practice uImriCne and surgery, Will attend
promptly 10 auy business with which they uuy l"
lyorrd M tn 0lur ct their profession D,iicr near
iIe corurr ol Ia sale and Mad son streets. aud
one door north ot Swiils Law Office, Ottawa, IL
iiu1il aug 30, l~Jl-u
Nm. W. tnvar'y. PhVsician & NHrgcoH--Dt-
tqrl. V!.-uIli'r n SUu,rr uud huuuur's new
lu,lng, front rn1H second story. .-Oil' r- his pro-
l'aslnu1l ."r,crs to the citIru- of this yicuily,
mud hopes hy attention To business, To merit
share oipu1nc patronage. -9-JO %
II. W. Hopkins. Physician and SWgf0n-Ot-
iIrI, NJ ,l.rs hi. professional services 10 the ci-
t,lsu5 oi UrmVl, AMI vicinity. Office over lhr
store of II W thrcyrr. .urNtiO Walker n lck-
ling rr,l"lrr on the north sid" o the urw public
-gulrr. where hr may be- found 81 all times except
wnrn absent on professional hCiucss aug & Ao
Dr. j Pearson. PhgUciap, Surgrou. and Dem
fNt-D'inFrJ. Ill.,, o!rr- Hs prot '--ionsi services
To- tAn lu..,lHui- OF Ottawa md yIcuty. Ol-
fire at hs rc-rIoHg. uu Columbus street
: D. i sg.I continues ro perform operations NO
aIitha yir,rI. branches ot UcHtISiig. Change to
cDrreSy,ut ruth Tie iiUi,Si mar -, u
ID. ID, IhJm Dson. " ID ,ofars his grpies-.ouu
services io r,e citizens oi Ottawa and vicinity
Office ru tl. room formerly uccupicdhy Dr tuI-
bert. Opposite the Telegraph ollie, mp -tai.s iu
Reidlc> block npi 20-i9
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Walker - IIiraling. D.qlsrs in Drugs, lIrdi-
cilss, Pants, OiS, FURNISHES, Patent .Ecdi.
cla~y. G'IyS, Nr. Ouawu, a.
Iluatcr " Cnynr'y. .D~glcrs IH Drngs. Medicines
PIilfp, O.l, PHcni lsii,iHes, l'arnishis Dg~-
sipBs, 81 second store north otthe Mau-tonhouzc
OunNa, M.
cmes Pants. OiS, idrmStrs Dyr-sfpgS, Sc
Between Cay liptciaui RrIiirk's h.ock
\. !. Smiih. DsIlsr m Urpgs lI"dir,HSs, PaiUis
OHs, Dy' .SMys 81" Sc, Newark, hcndaI. couu
iy,luUoI~
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New Meat Market.

JEREMIAH miurmsh,s friends and the
81 public lint he has rust opened Meat Market nj
h. new building on he conner north Of the Court
lluu-r SqGlrc M Ottawa, where he viii be happy 10
,uppyai, li, t,cudsanl the pubic wih the choicest
o everything IN the meat line Vegetables oia.l
kinds also kcp, on hand.
No lIGrkef on SuRddv. The shop will he kept
open on Saturday evening, bu, closed On the Sab
bath soW2l 1850
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&. Q tel ! :.

Fox River House, by l.. DELAyo, on the canal,
uear the aquaduct, Lanni packets stop regularly
at this house.
American House. ncarthc confluence Of IL
linois and Fox Rivers ,andurar the bridge.
Mansion ii iousc. Ottawa, VI. ,by K THorS. Pas
sengef, carried tree to aud from the canal pack
cts Stages arrive and depart daily,
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without sleep for weeks, unfit the strongest
minds for healthy action; and yet such Il course
has my brother been compelled to pursue by the
acton Of such men ~ composed the Scientific
Committee. Respectfully, yours,
GEORGE p. PMNE
Qunebaug, Conn, Jan T. 1851.
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Shaving and Hair Dressing.

THE subscribers take this method of returning their
! thanks To the public for the liberal patronage
they have received, and hope, by Increased attention
10 business, to merit aud receive still further patron
age, Their door is kept open early and late and
their prices are suited to hard times,
Shopkepl open late on Saturday night, but closed
At precisely 10 o'clock A. NJ on Sunday.
Rnzors, brushes Combs &c, for sale
Shop on Madison near Columbus ST., northeast
of the court house. RETZ Il GREBEL.
Ottawa, Dec ~ 1850 I'm
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Cabinet Work and Chairs.
Il UpHolsTsRlNG g. UNDERTAKING, u,

INHE subscriber bcgs to return thanks for the lib.
l. eral support gwen him thus iar, and he will try
ani mcrltit it, continuance,
Tie would respectfully remind hisfrends and the
public that his stock sul OF such articles as he finds
u demand here, olhis own manufacture and impor.
ted Al warranted as represe nied
Walnut Lumber taken in p 3 for furniture.
cushions, &C.. AZ good and as cheap NJ they can be
bought in ST Louis or Chicago: he also keeps con.
s'anty on hand ready made coffns Of all sizes. He
keepsa Hearse, and attends funerals, and his char.
seswill be found Low PETER Russell.
La Sale sl ONaws, Avg Ist0. 10,
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Storage & forw0r0in0.
ncIrr so E:,,ft.prS,-s is mo-

prepared 10 pay cash ilr wheat, com, aud r1t,,
h,s warehouse, az halt way between Ottawa. aud
Morris, where he Ina, made ubrid-r over tIr ca
nal tor th. accommodation ot the public ,aud uI-
50 repaired the roads TO ina, point, or the coH,c-
nlrncc ot hrnrfs. Jan -3n.
Maurice Nnrphy.--StOragc, IUrdr0iHr HHd
Commission Merchant, dealer 10 all kinds OF pIu-
duce -Werchousc east ol Chluudud's were
house. man canal Ottawa, m oct l9-Gu.
i L. Charlaud, Storage Commission .Vsr-
canal, Ottawa, Ill., nov %
l.. Uil.s. SiorIgc, Frrari.HC and Commission
Nerchat. Rs1icr IN al kHis Oi produce, iruc =
Warehouse, Ne. :, Sde-cut, Ottawa, Illinois
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Business Gor0s.
GEs A V q CID

Carriage and Wagon Mandatory,
G. GAY would inform his friends and cu-to-
- q. mrrs that he has removed To- MS new shop q /
the southwest corner otthc public square where he
wilcontuuc the manufacturing OF carriages, buggics
and wagons III the latest and most approved styles
Being practical workman, he iuttcrs himself that
he can build as good work cnn he produced IN tins
market li'ork made to order aud warranted to give
entire satisfaction Repairing done on the shortest
notice.
Cash paid for seasoned lumber.
Ian II, 1851. J. G. GAY.
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A SiSuvt ,g DoSAtioS--h resolution has pass.
ed the Board OF New York Aldermen, IN iNos.
Of granting donation of Sl0o ,oJohn llasb. 'r
pav for M artificial jaw. II appear. from tho
petition OF llaah, that he Nus with the United
States forces in MoSieo, and II, the .,oruIinSg
Chapul,cpcc where n PARTON cf his lever '~
wa. carried away by n shot. \ dentist, h'p-
pears, has agreed IN supply ia pace icr sIVV'
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Gen. Hinton. who has becn copfuRd n Cou'p'
bus (ohiol jail, h,u, indicted i,, robbng ,he
mail, has been released 80 Avl by Comni,,looeV
y. u. Wilcox, IN the .uir sla,Ooo Mos''''
Power. Moore & lliu,un 80 rre 'ocn'a"'~
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volcano oy THE GRrAf SALT LARA cs.
respondent Of the Buffalo Copexrciai .asevtisr~
gives the following description Of a volcsno IN tLs
vicinity of the Great Salt Lake:
"Ihis volcano is in plain of mnd. md IN The
borders OF .hs lake 1t is composed Of mud aud
covers several acres. Steam and water aro e.
Gaping from some hafdozen nr.rturos The mud
ls raised up INTO Cones, the highest not Ave f.st
from the general surface They are terminated
by tubes, some hardened and lined with crys,als
Of sulphur and other substances One Il ths spres
throws steam and water ten or fifteen feet into
the AR 1t escapes rapidly aud with sound
resers bling the escape Of steam from the PHO If
a small steam engine; and 1t elects hot and cold
water at intervals. One cauldron, some four feet
access bolls up until It oyeflow., then sinks sew
era! feet, and again overfows Nothing il srer,
but mass of foam; the water is stTvn.,!y i'm.
pregnatcd with sal-ammonia.
There are other cauldrors from 10 70 70 set
N diameter filled to within three on fur feet viii,
boiling mud, which j. occas ionalk thrawp cut la
every direction. About mile f!riher olr is Nh.
other collection ofnud and cons., and On tho ov-.
poste sile, an isiand If volcanic rus rise 10 tie
height "f fifty feet at the fot OF il is salt in
sheets, strongly impregnatrd with sal amn,ots
That from the Lake Is pure, and used by tie Cali.
iornIanS IN the vicinity Of the volcnno we .,v.
several hodges covered with pumncc and We
met "'ih II III various other place. ON the plains
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Mt. Palatine Academy.

FEoillS institution j; now under the Joint direc'
b ton OF Rev l. \ JEScE-, and Rev. {. VI.
D WRIGnT. Principals.
The long experience aud established reputation OF
these gentlemen, Us teachers, will, we doubt not be
a sufficient guarantee 10 the public that thi, lnsuu-
ton wal met the most Saugulnc expectations OF It's
friends aud patrons.
The Institution will bc divided into three depart.
menIs, viz Classical, Normal, and Mathematical,
and Female Rev t.. \ leucks Professor OF Latin,
Greek Mental aud Moral Science Rev {. VI,
Wright, Professor of Mathematics and Naimal
Science, aud Normal Department Miss L.C llmd,
principal in Ladies department aud teacher OF mu.
sic and ornamental branches.
TERMS ANp VACATIONS.
Spring session VA. commence 81 Wedn'y IN April.
Summer " 2d Aug,
Fall 9th Or'r
Winter " " ID " Jan
There will be vacation OF two weeks nj ,hr
close Ot the winter session, and one ot SIN weeks
following the spnng srss-luu, which will invariably
close on the ith oi July, NJ which time will take
place the annual exhibition ANNA examination
at the close oithe winter session, at which times the
Board OF NisIloIs are invited to be present.
LNPENSrs.
For Reading, Mental and fnciicn Arithmetic,
Geography, and Grammar commenced. - 90
For Grammar advanced, Higher Arilhmc.
TIC, Algebra commenced, Philosophy,
Chemistry, Astronomy, &c.....,....... 4 90
For Botany, higher Mathematics aud Lam
guhrrN- .,....,. .......r...'.... % w
Music piano Forte ea...,................l 10 %
Contingent hlls...... ..,...,.,...........l" ]"
Rooms IN Academy. ,....................l i 50
Board, from 81 to 81 25 The very best accom-.
modauons will be provided. Students can board
themselves if they desire All tuition bills payable
in advance and no student admitted for less than
,crm and no deduction eNceptln case oiprotrncted
sickness.
LOCATION,
This institution islicntcd nj Mt Pnlatne in Put.
nam County, Illinois, twenty miles from Ottawa by
stage, forty miles from Peoria, ten miles south OF
Peru. aud ten miles enst Of llenncpn ltisaretired
spot. elevated and surrounded by most delightful
scenery. Its health is sunsurpasSed by any other To-
cation i. lilGBY, President
oithc Board OF Trustees
Mt Paln,ine, Feb, 90. 1850.
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Nrw MExIco--Co Calhoun Ina lron appoint.
cd Governor and IIugh y. Smith Secretary cf
this territory.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-18

ASbS( va Wv NGbPR
Ia mir Iuh uNtrNu0tn pcllln mas rtr rrue Stcbr
pcn SHCbnrr u9o 8rtin9 in SrrIirStcpu tbun fam.
lEtr fau6n itet on ;u rtrfanfcn mas man gpcttfttl
ntnuen fam, ia. lva5 man wcbtftit nturru muF. Ga
1T cine GGuGbcit ra5 alIe Hrtn Sitter od pcbIftiltr
pcn un5 0eauft rprtcn t6nucn ais non ir1tno Ctncm
anocrn Strbr in hcGen GourtG6. 2ts itet urb rpGr:
Den mir IS nIt cIouttn o0g unrt 6aupttr ais SuF=
balItn bcnuet merrtn absr mir pclltu c viii a0tn ca
mir GR0Orcu bulcr pTtoufin tSuutn, pcutn uno iusr.
esu ais ir0Cnb elm Orbit Stcbr, nab cecr flrn.
limo mir mcrbIn mas @clf ncbt 6umtuoaSn, Somt
6OB mir io0cn mir bGtn 500 SttdG &attln ouf oano {;
eCnn trQtno elm bnnmer Slmpd fam rvtn ba5 ttin
eaubitrbr 500 Sttdt prints ouf ,oauO BAT 0os atGr
tCnnCn mir a9rn, oaB mir ctucr 70 9rcBcn Gtrct non
Prtnts boDtn, uno oub 70 quite Sl6 uno mir ptrtau;
fen ottNtI0tn pcbHtr ais ie patauft pGrbCn tSnrCu
ron ciucm Grcbi:Stcbr.
9Hr prabIcn njtb rag mir printS bo6cn c Giuo ots
Gents rr Ddro, tnotrn mir babcn cnile fir CENTS
uno clni9t fir Gent die Nnrr.
SeiNG bacon mir cintn icbGnen Stcd ouf !oarb, uno
ntue Sml5, cini9c an 374 Gents bic Q)arr.
GcIonS, alratO6 f9urrtc Cutters, unO tosNrt 9Gties
DresGjtttr r0pon b0ten mir cintn hSncn Stcd, ale
nIu uuo Ycn Zen patGGnn 9)utcr uuo gQcon
Stt un5 ncct man Feline olcn QEonrcn, tis prn Sotr
81 Sahr oufltbc6cn ptrotn Uic Cs in often Stchrs Der
6aI III. lIufrt GGtsr Ino olls nsu uno tpuuprror
WrhtftiL
Sub bo6cn mir cincn outtn Stcd ytn icber 8cncn=
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-18
LTNEs TExTEEGTCN
BOARDING SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS.

This institution, which has long been in sue
cessful operation, and is now open for the admis-
sion of pupils, is located at Line Lexington, vii
lage situated at the junction of the new and old
Bethlehem roads, New Britain Township, Bucks
County, Pennsylvania.
In this school are taught all the branches
comprised in complete course of an English
education, and also the French, German, Latin
and Greek languages, Painting and Drawing.
TERMS.-In the English department $50
per quarter of IL weeks, including boarding and
washing; and an additional charge of Sc for
instruction in the languages, drawing and
painting.
instruction in the languages, drawing and
painting will be given by G. w. lilies, NJ. A,
n graduate of the University Of Berlin, Prussia,
Il teacher highly recommended.
This school will be at all times in session, ex-
cept a vacation of 4 weeks commencing on the
last Saturday in June, in each year.
Students are admitted at any time, and
charged from date of first entering.
For absence, or time lost no deduction, eX-
cept in cases of protracted sickness.
Strict attention is given to guard the morals
of the students.
Parents sc. disposed to patronize this insitu-
ton will please to address me by letter directed
to the Line Lexington Post Office, Bucks Coun-
ty, Pennsylvania.
JOHN PRICE, Principal.
Sent H. lS5T-6t
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-18
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