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slckly and Unhappy VINO,
ElfrGi 1i % ifi'r from gui,HaI u my
ION, Oii5.
pOro', VI, !, 1857.

Duro, VI, !, Isi5
DR \. VI M,rHIcT,U-Wg Drr Nr Tho
Married Wsuau's Private Medical Companies. fr
vhish enclosed ons dollar io ,uur liifr.s, s,ur
,asl, o. band would uut have uuuhled 500
With ihss. ~ lines, Dot that am iur,I.ri D., e
s,r.s ~ gaulH'r inr m,sslf ani oll,, n, give ut.
irfsp,r a.. Hu. s,lscf, aui br'riirit ,ruHfirrs
", sii bas ls,n rswVuhI, sinking Gr .Hr"
thrs ftsr. u. HH.fr. t1 ,Yu-'IuTrrr ~ bee Ir,,t
Anguish lH.I sHHfirI some m1Hlhs l-f1rr tTI uiug
,.uturmIHt. sysi, sur,rssi,r ons mHrr trI maIr
d,bIntcI nHI rrustfat-i her, Tu'ting hsr hir n
imminent danger. prl phish vls 600 ibr aH usrl.
ECON. dssTairrI o. supposed that tli. state 4
thm.s vac iH,,iullr, anil COED r, DO ia rr't
the vuts'. ~ tHis tiue turv sl-ut fun u"ufisl
/ heard VOW I-ns highly ,pok'a o. 1. containing
.umr uail'Is u.I.biu- rN ,,sc. en- i'sfurriui land
Istus1l. ,aHrHt .,uuH. 90 ,o0 che rrlri DO aanri-
rI u, d,.rr..,I miri ali tb. D., if. gl..s mfprf-
90 iu m, uii. 0l i1ru,Hg thar ths gfsIf lfarH,rfN
90 VI VI u."su, provided frur'1 il
.0..si Hfr.srl.f f.I.r vhHh I hu's r.r'r.y.i
va. T....... NHIf.u.u1 ,1usi..Il.l.H U,I,,. O.
r,f,, Mo-. '...r '..rs am ur'' fHN.u nT having
lssB che u#rH.Hi imIIfilHE f1 us i.a m f',f. con
isiurd Do ftr MARVEL Wuu1r'. Tuaf, N#ar1l
C"irI aHl.H. o.. inr ibis, $50 b.,Hia.r N.lt vol
have r1ssr,. over m, hrsd. lp IT, bsu.,r .iu'HI't
u, vitr suH'. have been Boz hur gave, IrI H,
lh.af' rfa fhu..H.
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DIR. MARsHALL's
igOslTC CllRGH IND HEADACHE NUFP.

igOslT,C ClTlRGH IND HEADACHE NUFP.
Tie SNUFF il. proved ,hs mos, elcC,ual rene
t, Arr. sG1Fr i1r r.uIyEca
Cold On the Head, the Headache. and all
Catarrhal Affections.
d ..gr' fla patient OF s.ffHsu o. D.-irsu in
Go Er'=.E s. NHlLklNG OR BJZZlNG SIN
NAiINN such as ore r-lfl-rl ty ton great a H1v
-rf H..s-.1r Oh. tassI JPN hf b~H.a,--gures the
lIrrHH..H, Haa .s fTr rHit agent AEpwu upon which
sea can r.s With rrlaitucr Cor a COMPLETE
RADICAL e RI = Er' u0H f7uall,saHls d.ssais,
The CstaTrh.
NJ .rF..s f'rf- isTi 0n3 r'.1rls o. fs1tiy ltti14
or "r.s rrrs rad rilrTEs-at Jlltslr.s o. a. tslR
q. .ts.r....r uE which Tr1iuc,s PIN n 20 Pore
I.rIHHt --H1 OF tine GgSs, s'-' Of So flag ~ Ne
NJ r..f. -'-1H-- itlT.ly from ne hslf ~,
.r 4|r.Tt sc.
Al fresr r. cures easily srl speedily. and the
most confirmed Cases of Catarrh, 70 Usually
Cgrgs I'm FEW MONTHS.
l..s rH gHl.r- cure flr bleeding NJ the
Nose, II rar-rysrei ih bat a short time"
TIER tea spurious article in the market, pat up
rs IN e, Cooley. ElcA dealers AMI buyen all DO
wr.. ,1 avoid.
The 49, of 'fe -rlu.rs 4 20 that 10 belrs the
zane Of liar'' bar,u, late Of NiE,jury, now Of
Nrirstfr. W
G. vs.. ATWELL. Portland. Ne, Wlo',,al, AsesL
10 whom or.sls igr supplies Of the medicine may be
sdlrpssei
.. .. ..... eel. . Loo. .. ., ..f. .lfu ...f.
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Why don't you destroy those B,d.bus' I!
THE DEAD SHOT,

lll1 ih' thing can, win l1 it mp right, Ikea
pl.ri rr yr.sl RI fr.rs ar ,-ss-s.ar h Z. surI.s5
AMI remains ffs-a 'Ea whole .assrfl rendering -.
Cll Application lrrec.ssart
~ o. once thoroughly. lr thosa "a 80 c-r.,l
rrF, tH,.r, frEsa'i1g invaders of y0lr usaiy rest.
SHALL TruruLr voc 80 Mogr!
n .iTr.tfr boz the zee ~ this, there IL no ryi.,,
0Is ius: u.rE pni'u'e t'e air II ro5-n ~, /, al
tr1s 10 srEr gfs ss.ag Crrusir, Saiiatsfs S,s,slr
% ~ Aoiol tterrio-s, with culinary care, Il Il no.
S.ss injurious Do health
PRICE % CENTS
l. l. DUTCHEg'S j. the ssuuns-,ar. csFs.
c. ". ATWELL Portland, Ne, IIloissis Igslt
10 whoa or!er. iJg supplies Of The article, should
Zoe Hsf Of a-.rt. q, siuyc af,srti.suenis
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$4,000 Persons

I.f,ullrg au ars' cissss' 81 cUaiIt0ns snosI
sbr.U ssrss hfgs nurhsf n lalIss DO tft Tsra
Lsfly "a. eco 10 Nsissas Complaints haFs tssn
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED,
uLsu sil hnIs Of relief z'i tssu g'sn ~ col even.
thing sHs hfeu tnsl in rsin
To iIustrlts the nee Of he GALNANIC HELT,
suppose ils case ~ Tsfsru sTIrsi sifA ihai tsr'
uf 'FIl.IFsfHu uNsTFF~lA urarf ether tlrUri- ~
Nsf, lus Disorder ln urIIuafY Cstrs siinulanis sis
uarl HHFH. OBJ their aston nu hr nsfres aui SO
tIss Uf ne 'rarh af1ri fssPsfsrg rsust tut shirh
Issfs tHt lausut tn als or stalls col sih %. Irrl
fHultrs aNsT Ns acton ffls sArIlfi tss Csstst
NsF compare the -Ith ~ sfsri tssalurs ifuu -
tr. I,st.HI. "f the GALEANI, bliI Iskss UFs
~ ru5 sufferer even IN N. -o,t symTt1r' 20 .s
sHs.a aT.l trT ts ne Belt trrIui ill I.iT rf.f
Hs NigHsi. f..l o. '.-sr'sl irssfnr Tsra ne
Hsslti. .s pssI fsHa sIl 80 1u Ne positive s.srsH
Hi 'Er l,f NsIs.y cs4tiLg btiFs... GOO. Hta'..s
HiFh sIil laa 90 ~ he rsgaiFs sIt NsHr' 10
...H g. fHs rusufr. tEut AraUrr 1901 rH.Y.H'rt
..a..a..# rH.nIsf..H fHH"E .|Hf Goo fff'Fr Iuut
90 HH.f fstsfs #asst Ht UhaIFIn.' afs TRINA.
slNTII IHUEU FFN DAYS l~ aFFiN
sUEtl,pNI 10 tilAuIDAIt INA uFhA'i
uF lF NU-
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MARRIAGES CEREMONY.
nr.p ~ ,qv,Er eartr.

Yss brou.i,A sgw, yua go, raa tiI,,
Vat s,a.} rron o. 'e,r.
To bah di,a ,eunD Sc 500 yif,
Ap3 DO hu ebctHfrrf
To fesd her ,sn ME sosf elout,
Psan., tu'trrrik ,ri .ilos',
Al IN m tiug. O. is.l g or I'D,
atvil fl,uct- h'r '.'c,
Ye..asi,.r ,,uaaa ''ar-,as -'-g,
D. tl-'-s yau ,.si, Och eng,
ist,rrv1I Jte Gryrrr lu.laIa,
Dish u1r, ,rl h'u .,ps
psty.u utI r,i .sa goart u, BIN,
V,sh. uua a13 ryu, h.. rs'l,s.
iai,su ts shake, y..r ,,1 hs'.-..,
uus ,Lsr, o.. ,a.,. ar. VOC.
-wul,r.Ir,v r...t ...., .#,
Mitch, sr#rsura.fG
Ir.rm., ,..t ,.. ... ,,.rH..f,
Vm r-r.. ,,r ..". '.aF....
IIa.Ia.l Hrs. f.Hr saa,. goose,
n.ss u,rI.a.a.f ...-.
p,- Ur.., yfs. GO. Er.. ODD. t..,
Ar..r..s- rr". r..
,-fs... r.... Euf ..'s,
N..O-urr.r. ....,
I,trarar nf. a..er alfr'.
Lr-rrur. ',..ur.
p.r,..H.I.n. ....E
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PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,
~ pR. A. VI. MAuRICEAu.
prsf.n1r n ll-al-l or lTom1l.

rvrsrrrH rrIrios, ~ mo- ~. $50. rrIcT
oST uuttAE.
Tn. uoIk ]. iuisnIsi especially FOR THE
MARRIED.. ~ those contemplating marriage. AZ %
Jr,,lass, important secret. Whi,h 'huuh H. Known
% them particularly.
Ilsuse, s,sf, fuals--ih- w,ir, The nathrr.--ihs
pns lniiHg toto Numsnhnud. ur tlIr one ~ The
,ls.lins 81 wars, io Whom nature Contemplate an
imroit ani thaH.r--cla discover th' ,,uss., s,mp-
tome. aul OBJ, mr.t sdsIsut rcm''rs and fu"-t coz.
tam u,o,s of cure. n ever, oomphiat Go which bee
~ }. .ul Irsi,
The revelations contained he iu pages have
rruyoi ll..,.rg o. thousands, d. tlr ,uuum,nbs
l,itus received D., che authpr. (Which b. b. p,umii.
t,I %, ths vIi,.. o. pullish) will attest
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Flo. piviin.
DANGEROUS DELIVERIES,
DISTRACTIONS, IRREGULARITIES.



How r,11 are flIsrlr. loom uIaiu.fi.p .r o..
t.rluurs PECULIAR - the rnlI system. ,ll.h
uHd,im.Hs tlsiI hsiIih, fhr effect. ,l witch ths,
1i. i-u"rsut, ard mr rriJH thrir drli.l., fHh s
s,,AtHg msli,fl advice. How ml1, su.,r lrm
G.'Ep5a' g'1, CaiiiH. ~ doe vra,b.) nr t..n H.sr
r.H',' t",aAas,s, debility, Sc,) How ulu, are
iu constant ag1ly o. rHI0, month. preceding ,ru.
hGrmsni How ulU, have I'D Hlcu,t " uHt danger.
90. d'H'rie', ,ui vhp.~ lives lrr j,unricI tuur.
such umr, vii 6nd n b.. rlgr. thF mean. 81 rr,.
,cnt0n, nmrliUu.iuu, nuI uI.L
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Or. CHRIsTIES GALVANIC BELT
MAGNETIC FLUID,
GENERAL DEBILITY.

Strengthening The wssssrsi tpii filing iohs u a..
VARGAS ofgans sui intlgnrabnE tie tnUlrs sytiru
Als4 in fIIs CNANr PARALYSIS sul PALSY
~ sfHrsiA 90 iNDlGEsTiON. WiElMAlIsL
AtUgE sui tIiVONtt. GOVT IriLHr-N I'm
D NUp. DEAFNFss NERVOUS TRfMOUs PA.
FtTNTiOS % THE HEARr AfOfihNl. NEU
HAlGIA. PASS o. Tie sluE al tllLNT LlNlH
tONrt AiNT. sTlSNL DONIt AlNT anl tIRy
IAsEs ofths kIDNENs DEFICIENCY uF NIRy
OTIS ani PHYSICAL ENTNGN ant ~ NkHNOus
DISEASES. vLlCh conf lsiuu auss lom 90 simT.'
900 nnHnsIT
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YA"T.8R' S :.
.Ga.l.E:5..gtA.IN7
Idlg sz1s.s.!!.S..S.sAl&
CHERRY PICTORIAL:
Tor ,hc Cave Of
COUGHS, COLDS,
uoAnsENESS, DDoN-
cuITIS, CRoUP, ASTH-
MA, wHooPING COUGH
AND CONSUMPTION.
nF.uuI, ,ahlll, E,u.j, &c 40 diseases &C thr
rIss 1rI lhuHf, als lgDUuIr thr ,hiri reliance ~
fbr at.t.I a.. 90 b. tbs tust certain ,nr' kunsu &c
ths al.,, coon, l,bi.. Mh,lr go. d povoluIr,iur
.a. ss.nt Boz ihs must drspsntr aui alm"st hnr''
I5ss fl,rs ~ CtaHr t.H, % be- alec, in diminish.d
,I.... ono uI No.. m.'l,si sui m.st Agreeable family
tus.f r.rr, i.r Uarrra1 ,.ushs au.l o'll. Red L..
a. che .rfrl.l .i uf1 v hH lrr kuHvu o. thr wui.a,
srl lbr tHt'i rg Irrt fhrir ,piui'rs.
FROM PROFESSOR IITCIlCurk.
clam. e.. N,,r-~,r lls,ru.si yarr'CllrR.
KN PICTORIAL in u, "su Ol.r ul dr'I-s,ai,I
T#.r.H..Is. af.. am satisfied 'Iun is ,brmi01l CON.
....rt... fI..f Or .s On BIHiUh's eeufsu1i ~ che
u.It.f,i hI,T..aI and hfuu5hisl dIHiuIfi.s. i. m,
Hr..l.H ps o. i.s su,frr.r ,h'urirf D1u D. ~ 'rN
rr.,.., 500 aIc az huuiy Go use % as lau thioA
EDWARD WTCl,ODK. LID,
rusrf.rtul Amh,st Colby.
F-vffs" IoNUUNTlNC z"
"NYUHS CHERRY rrCrOEi .orr II ,b,
20 fa..I'. Tr..rH'i..s ihai ha. l..u u"... Hrr
r.fur. Nr.r rat5fi r,au. l'rnn. v, oil. r.i b'1i.
I'. ir .H1 vr hrtr nrgr 1Irrr.isi..H .I I's usr.
Dol. .HI ihr n..f rHHf.,Hr, Boo t's us.i..I.ss &c
.Hsa.a bong 0.uphm'.."
d. Urs.t.T. Of W,rIhan Co.,, Conn. sends u,
rNH If..p .He f.sNr..f
NJ, N,.t.D.pr ~u.-I rnrin.r ,au coz.
t..a.r irum NJ Daih1rIur h. Iaf,, hight, o..
.r,,ial'l h.t Hl thIs Village, vr', 80 W.. Seth
CsI,. u,ru, ~hrF. WtnIhlm Co, C.r1sril,ur.
Go, .urr 90 BIZ rrsr va',,l prompt ani hl' ai.
ur.t,I -..UHI HuIru.n.
A BREWSTER. ND.
WEI ktrttNat,.Ci.. S,r, -. isIs
TE.. rp, p,ff.f. tbat I ,.t. addicted uffh s ,rN
s.,rrr ,.lrH rH irr viH'.r Of ~ = vhl,h threat.
rr.I e. isfutuar, i7 C.HsHHIu.r. I bod ui,.I
rfrHy tratF,rss boz ,BIH, 10i vrs olr'l D., thr uf,
.f,. FRS CHERRY PICTORIAL
CNTIIrHINT X. CipN
DIRECT EVIDENCE.
p.J &. Nur. ls.v,Il--p.s,r ,r-I'r,lu- un.
F,f IIt-sfr..s tu ,.I &c tlr r,.fH.Hfrr ui on,
Ir1Ih. I s.H.l 500 IL r'pur ui n, ,tsr, shf'h 500
sr, 10 .I.ft T.l.r.h &C. Doe l.ulti q H'bsrs.
Lot aurrun I t..k l laI rs.d, 1,r.nT18isi b., q
s,,.rs r.r-h, aHa rH'Ir u'" o. r1'r, rri.,'1-s
v.rH.rt uI|s.rr.. r,H.E I v1s obliged fH 500 rH
... E......r|. l...... I|H..' anil F.#HI. - I.
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Scrnfnln rovor.S orcs,

e-1ffUrL r.r.rs.f,. so r'ss-, lAss=gi,'-', gIA.'
t-..f, 49, !. - 40 Poe. IiNer-t Complaints
49,. f--t... 5000 tlsfft tostlNeng--, Nffs
49,, p,.rrp.I,, FHss q 80 ,sts l..s',' H',s 81
d T,frVfIT, 4al TI4sllas-sysy AE'li - hFm Il
eve svHY.
Ice ,alr T., Ilrup llovr, raris llili, Nm' y
Rr.t. South Paris: shsckk, 4 Iavor, Norway [,
auJ T., m,tch,lts anil juggists gcueiaUy.
Al otArrs ua.t D. ajjr,ssed o. Wallace Co.,
SOi Htsaavay, N,v lUiA. ~
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uss ntx va Va IA ssE'
PURIFYING EXTRACT
The Greatest
BLOOD PURIFIER
II u.s. ~t'ort wo'tn'


- -. - 49, 49, - sTiss n sfraT t.iiiss
80 Ts,a. tl4r. rs1fsiHs -stNTN-TOIR Du~E~i
as 10 wed ~ ss. ere 81 stranElN Concentrates
ti.f uHfF TIA, La s.r.ssfs 4 rCuirti r. nusr-thFsr
~, = stt-ttft 80 tssts lss's T,ruti.Ope DrN-,
vhrh . nuth is1r 80 fhan lo'Ie ~ ~, tilff -.
iss :. nssa.- tsrs i fs.afti q ts les aanntlty
a. duse. -,
n. great 3 r,st-fi'y - ~ Heed fntiher ov' =.
5sisf NJ r-u sH-.Isi. ir ffeat rstsurv in - 90.
sgssrr 81 rs.l 81 he c"uf-'i' l-r fssfy- ''al'ai
NlFtuF. Ii - -..aFge al Hare
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Tic DOlOrsax and Neuralgia.


Thee irs4Ihil snI ssoniiinE complaint. ar, q.
Beet Ns,st.ts snI ftri0. The BsH tIfasss u.
iasctuciil hfuugh the system the Nsckl.cs has
kral eiecL sut The ilull ats directly uI0n the ~
fs,tsd asrss lh these isstTsssiRS sictsEs the "A.
Ilicstoa NLYLR FAILS
or Many hundred Csruaeais, fo- az par,, ofh.
county Of TIE nosi extraordinary character caa 10
gi,sa iffcguirsi
Or No tfuubls ~ Inconvenience .itsnls the use
Of Or CHkiSTIES G.iLT.fNIC .gRTfCLEx
'nd hsy MAJ BE SOFA BY the mast feeble anl lscsis
viii Psiisci ease snl ,aisty IN macy The seq
uiion .usning Their ass u hslly JLs,sA sas
,U,.al' rhsJ esA h SEQ, - sEy g.it u ~
soahtfy
Prices:
The GRlVAnie Belt, Three Dollars.
The GAlVanie Necklace, Two Dollars.
The Galvanic Bracelets. One Dollar Each
The Magnetic FLUID, One Dollar.
OF The article, ace accompanied By fall sbi Plaza
i'rsciIons lsmphlsn With full particulars msy %
hss u the authontsd Agsht
PARTICULAR CAUTION
o. Beware Of Cssaiafs,.. 80 WsriAl,u I-iahs.,
ID. @. MoREHEAD, NJ. d,
GENERAL AOEST FOk thu uNITED sTATES
IRA Brssdw.y. New York.
Foo ,ale in Paris, b, the on, sutho Ied agents
Hubbard sieNeas.
For ,aIe at sOu,h Paris, by Rust & Co,
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Eriraci from q Ltir.
To THOSE JUST MNgEIED.-IlNp /
KNOWN

fnthpIIruh, Nov, %. lsI7.
In. \. VI. MAUHIoTAU. Hal kuuun of ths
iuport,ut matters tr,atrl IT n the Married Wo.
man. Private Medical ComI5'.iau, SONS ,,,rsasa,
how much miscD | might have sscar,d' have
suffered yelrs irum oaus,s Nhi,h ,uu ruiut uut iu
,om boob, without kuuwing what ~ do. obtain.
ed cop, AM ftu,i ~, oi.s trratsi o. I tu.t
every frualr vii Uail hrr,clf Il the Information
contained on it Ilgcs.
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Indian Roots and Bnrlts,

gH.-f rfser rai ri-r r'sse.ses IhF'r 9-lt
ffis ruriusrs ~ ~ Head iha' -" 49, l-sh !"
s.F f1tta tff sni ilsss tf.na 90 Hafa Nt'
Do ffHaH.lg f.Hafflffffsd l.fiftf'f -
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SarsapariIla, Yellow Dock,
rur,p Ann sAssATnAs BARks,

rsts a. Vegetable Extract, - r1n ~ g-at''
ulaad parlT,r 20 a'sH. cheaper soff'af IN
EYsut odd - Az UfHrr " i So - rlslsa
IaFafff n L. f.t. u.ay T. tHarN' - TIVE noUsf ~
,,y,s ~ w. Do r4Ts Tsa riHtF- H'gfr h1-'i
T.-sss 80 a. fsfrfft ysrfff rf s1y uTHTf n~dei1a
u .F.H.N 81 UN
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This lcsutiftl al convenient srTliraion ~ ~
l,,stsfluas pbss-s II GALN ANisN and MAoNlI
ISu hss bssn pt1uounssi BY distinguished Sh',s
ri,rs f4fh % Futups al he nsi states 10 10 nc
- .LL.-.s $4,000 ALlL.rfLn n ~ .lll
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CLOCKS & WATCHES.
SpECThClES

u.y arl second hu1. of r,rn rrn's5, san1n'r
r.a-,y. anl o.l,,I ,'l.',l, s.l, s.N,r auI 't,'
f....Hf.#
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To Country Merchants and Booksellers.

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IL. the following works:
Cleveands Compendium of English Literature.
Harrison the Rse, Progress and Present Structure
Of the English Language
Lynd's First Book of Etymology.
0swalda Psychological Dictionary.
Fskc's Eschenburg's Manual of Classical Literature,
Fiske's Classical Antiquities
Outlines OF Sacred History.
Tregos Geography of PENNSYLVANIA.
Vogdess United States Arithmetic.-Key.
Rings 5000 Exercises in Arithmetc.-Key.
Crttendens Book Keeping, Countinghouse and School
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yogdes's Mensuration.-Key.
Alsop's First Lessons in Algebra-Kcy.
Asop's Algebra, for High Schools, Academies and Col
leges.-Key
Gummeres' Astronomy, fourth edition. Just published
Monges Statistics; translated from the French by
Woods Baker A. NJ of the United States Coast Survey
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Maurys Navigation, the text book Of the u s. Navy.
McMurtre's Scientific Lexicon
Peale's Graphics. Controllers Copy Slips.
Hills Drawing Book of Flowers and Fruit
HilPs Progressive Lessons in Painting Flowers and
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EAbele pour les Enfans.
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Newark Academy.

BY late reorganization Of this department Of Della
College, the Board Of Trustees have taken
10 place IL upon and improved foundation and TO
endow IL with advantages possessed by few similar nEt
tuons In the country The Academy, heretofore merged
In the College, and Of subjected TO all the evils
which have been found 10 attend the Of the
two departments in the same building, and under the
government enjoys the privilege Of separate
establishment without losing those which result from it's
relation TO the College proper
large and elegant edihce, with all the necessary
lures OF complete boarding establishment has been
erected and furnished In which the students Acad
envy board under the immediate charge Of the Principal
and his Assisants and all its exercises conducted
a system Of It's own, uninterrupted by the interests
operations Of the other department The furniture of the
studyrooms and dormitories has been chosen with
liar reference 10 comfort and convenience study and
expense has been spared in providing the apparatus
necessary 10 render the OF instruction complete
giving TO Newark Academy facilities for pTiuot study and
comfortable accommodation Of students, fully equal 10
those afforded by many Of our colleges
From its intimate relation TO the College, students of
the Academy enjoy many advantages not generally OBJ
tanned at institutions of this kind Those who wish to
particular branch which falls properly
within the College course may be admitted 10 rece In
any Of the College classes Students also Of proper age
and discretion, by recommendation Of the Principal and
permission OF the Faculty, may enjoy the Of the Col
lege Library without additional charge Admission also
may be had TO the Lectures and such other privileges Of
the College be proftably enjoyed by scademica
students
The charge for Boarding, Washing, Fuel, Light &C.,
with tuition In the English Latin, and Greek is seventy
dollars for the Summer Session. and seventyve for the
Winter Session. The only extras dollar per
sion for incidental expenses and fee Of eight dollars
Modern Languages, and foe Of five dollars for Drawing
from those who enter these classes The sessions and va
Rev. MATTHEW MEIas. NJ,
President Of Delaware College.
Newark, Delaware, mar "a