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1GAuTION.

Dr. MoRsE's IHyIaoRETINa CORDIAL has bean counter
feited by some unprineiped persons;
III future ali the genuine VIII nave inc M
fac sinie pasted over the CORK OF each hotLIe' anu e IVA
lowing words blown In the glass
opR. MotsE's INvIGoRAT1NG CORDIAL,
o. II. RING, PRoFRIEToR, n. Y -
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Notice,

orTIcE B. & o. RAILROAD Co., aa
Wheeling Station, November 4, 1853.
Change of observation-disclosures train-0n and
after Monday next the 18th Instant the Passenger Train
"i noV4 'D' J. b. FORD, Agent
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HENPFIELD RAILROAD OFFICE fs
Washington Pa, November 9, 1883
PUBLIC notice is hereby given, that Election will be
held for the election OF Directors at the ONCE OF the
Company Washington, the 21st OF day OF November
instant. BY order OF the Board.
nov4 JOSEPH Henderson,, Sec'y
~ fGazette and Argus copy
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List orsteam ers for the Mouth Of NoyembeE

prepaid 81 cents by the American steamers 10 Liverpool
SnuthamptOH 20 cts by the direct steamers to Havre
and cents BY british cleaners Letters to Switzerland
and Italy soGd come rule TO reach earlier
their destination.
closed mall ofIetters and newspapers for States and
cities of the German.A ustrian Postal Union, and Dem
mark, Norway, Sweden Poland Russia, Greece, Ionan
Islands, etc. Is sent rom this Office semi weekly.
.NEw YoRR. Nov 1883
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Hats! Hats!! HatsM!

OF THE LATEST FALL FASHION.
WE arc now manufacturing Hats OF the latest fa
w styes and are prepared to supply cur patrons "
and the rublic with Hats that cannot be surpassed n
endurance beauty OF finish and although
pisSed al prices those ofinfeor Easernor
ict manufacture. Also large tsOTtmcnt OF all the M
Tent varieties OF and Felt mems youths and chill
drens Hats Also: large OF FIienls Hats
mems and youths Cloth Glazed and silk Plush Caps Of
the latest styles Those desrous obtaining good arti
bot taste and economy by pure hasng at the splendid
and Cap store, No. 1913, doors northof W. T. Sell
by's Dry Goods House, west side Main street.
!senie' ". w. UNISON
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INSTANTANEOUS.
DR.. ]. 3. MARcn1srs
CELEBRATED CATHOLIC ON,
T9or IL. ,.,l;f go. ~ O. T9e,1,Issg

It stands pre.eminent
for tho curative powers
In all the diseases for
which tits recommend
ed Osuallycalled Female
Complaints: or these
arc ProlOpsus, Uteri, or
Failing OF tile Wombi
Floar A!bus. or Whites,
Chronic Inflammation
anil UicerutiOn of the
Wombi Incidental Hem.
OTrhage, or Floodingi
Painfdl Suppression and
Irregular Menstruation,
&c, with all their ac7
CONFERENCE.-The, (Can.
col excepted, } no matter
how severe OF or how
ong standing. &.
The Catliolicon fnr
surpasses other RENE.
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10 COrre-Po"deHts

c-on NEWSPAPER COMrosrrORs wanted at
nee.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Rnp zANESut1IE-

1.sur THE new and splendid steamer Helen
n ~ lHnr, Cox, Master, leaves :or Evansville
SsS 8 every Tuesday. at So'cock, a. Nd.
il7ssEsrEzSS1if5 For d eight or passage apply 10
; noyt y. - I'M. HA NILTONtneent
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Chickering's Piano Fortes

4 ,Ch1cker1nB.S F1anO F0rG6S.
II III K subscrib rbeing appointed agent for
- . the sale Of chteker. ng's Plano Eortes Tor
M III Western Virginia, keeps constantly hand
~ = Va good stock of those celebrated lnstru-
ments, which by the most eminent pro
lessons OF music to be the best In this, any other
try These instruments offered at Boston prices, adj
ding carsgei witha general stock OF musical merchandise
and Variety Goods, wholesale and retail T.
1D@Old Pianos taken in exchange. Pianos toll let. Mu.
sic taught at No. &c Union street.
nIaI4 JAS. MBhLOR.5
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ONE Eft THOUSAND aeSGisA BOXES OF TOBACCO,
embracing fifteen different brands 6s and SIS, Pound
Lumps from Is 10 % cents including P, Grave!y H. F.
Gravely Koandsi fine 2 Beehive, Thornton, Ihomas'
Jones and Hudson's. Spottsmans. Thorn's Ewpie and
others Also-the Old Diadem of vi gina Twist Mary
Bell; Cherry Ripei the California Gold Bar, etc etc
exclusively engaged in the tobacco
ing extensive in Virginia. and this being
only regular Tobacco establishment west OF the Aanuc
cities and having laid stock previous to the all
vance, we confident that can offer such induce.
eLts no other better and but few any eau
equal, either east west. We therefore ask the mer'
oants Ohio and vi GINA to give us call
We also keep constantly hand heavy and general
superior Imported Sesars also AmeTc9n sT9n
iSb, Half Spanish and common Segars Scotch Snuh, Al
bladdera, also h. packs Matches, Plnas Of varioLs
kinds Pine Stems and Tobacco Knives. DON'T ALTO call
and see for yourselves. LOGAN, CARR q Co.
aup23 81 Main StfeeL
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BOOkbinder & blank book HEnnufnctisrer
No. 243 Monroe Street, UP STAIRS .i'-
oULD respectfully inform their friends the pub.
w lie ingeneTal that they bought establish.
Inent lately known James II, EgiEg's and
to ofsr blank books of every m1ie
and by any establishment Iii tho country. Is :t4
CT Constantly on hand sortment of blank books
! ap12-1ys ltt 1stssss-'.s .stlts45s 81 !.
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DIR, Gordon Harris,
GRAnnATE OR HAMRRIDEF

Lock Infirmary. No 81 south Gay
" street, opposite the Exchange Buildings Baltimore,
onsurs sound and speedy cure ina certain class OF Dis:
cases. which have long been yielded byreguar nhys
clans to the hands of Quaokcry. He may be
fden.ially, either in person or by letter..
C1PeTsons at distance cured at home by addressing
letter Dr. Harris Baltimore, Md. All Communications
confidential remedies sent by mail any part u S.
See advertisement on fourth page apr4-ly e
Foreign Exchange, ROreign Exchnnge.
ERSoNS wishing to remit money to England, Ireland
i or Scotland, in amounts fromG upwards can find a
safe, quick and cheap medium through
EDWARDS, SANFORD& co.
~ 4,lF4 q. N. PIG.MANs Agent.
ne13tC. vi ~ Mcclure House.
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CURE OF COUGH, VERTIGO, RHEUMATISM. .
Cure of the venerable Dr. DunaIs oil thecity OF
Baltimore, well known, and whose testimony adds
to tile triumph OF Hampton's Vegetable Tineture,''
80 - BALTIMORE, Feb. o, 1852.
Messrs MortimersSs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: ltis with
pleasure that am able TO attest to the general eaing
ture Sometime duiinE last November was teken with
yory bad and serious cough. advised 10 take Cod
Liver OIL and did so; but getting better, was induced
10 try your Tineture got one bottle, and before had
used ii ali ,ny cough left Permit eso TO state that,
for the last fifteen years. have suffered very much from
Acute rheumatism and VertGo continuing me, at times, 10
my bed. L fully convinced that owe my present
COOL health 10 the OF the Tincture, and kind Prov
You are my friends at liberty use this you may
tlinkproper and believe yours, very respectfully
j G. DUNAN.
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CURE OF HEREDITARY. SCROFULA.
The following certificate is from eminent Lawyer OF
Kentucky who Is all Of the States having fora
number OF yeaI represented Ills State in Congress-:
1t affords pleasure to state that Dr. HamHtons Zinc
ture has affected most extraordinary cure of my slave
hoy Albert Tie patient three of age and had
Tic scroIula Ills father is scIuiuOus. The hoy
moving mass of rom head 10 loot The upper lids
oTtltc Ives were swollen AMI turned insihe OUT eX
btng horrible matterng ulcers and protruded overthe
eye. p6lIs so produce blindness It's strange yet
fron sulering-has been restored 10 health under the
treatment OF Dr. Hampton. " p. THOMASSON. 7
louisville, March 20, 1851.
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FALL AND WINTER FASHION
Hats and Caps.

Mo-. rAGnn6'1AS 1anin ~. Wheeling, Vni
- S. AVERY has on hand. and is recei wing one -
~ OF the largest stocks of II ATS and Ca rs that
GS has ever been opened in this City HIS STOCK -
having been selected by himself with great care ne Is
to oer Inducements 70 merchants and others a5
ing former years; he prepared to sell Hats anu Caps as
o as they can be bought in Philadelphia or BALTIMORE
orr stock Comprises every description OF Hats AMI Caps
NOW in use seR12 S. AVERY
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Tobaooo! Tobacco!! Tobaoco!

WE would most respectfully call the attention OF Aer-
wv chants and Grocers TO our very large ana genera
stock Tobacco Cigars, SNUFF, etc. and such other arl
Giles as legitImately belong to regular
WhoieRnIe Tobacco House.
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Give us aCall.

Give us a cali. .--s ...a
THE signed have just received and are now open
ing OF The finest stocks OF cloths, cassimeres and
vesngs brought TO this MARKET for TALL and winter
wear. AlsO-a large assortment OF Gents Furnishing
Goods I've only ask call an examination, as our goods
will recommend themselves Cthey require praise from
u.s. at No 2, Washington Hal, Wheeling, Va.
WHEELER & LAklN,
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MISCELLANEOUS
NEW GROCBRY STORE.
Ne. 8 Wnshingtom HAIL,
Monres q Wleeling,lT

3. =. . 1!ylLye.8t7 ~ HeeHngsLFl. 4. - 3 8
10 and dealers generally, that he IS now opening one OF
the best of family groceries in tie Weatern
country consisting every usually in the
groceries to and nRtNK nil win be sold
low prices can be bought In the city Giyeus
n5Al goods delivered to any part or tho city trce
charge. IL aIny3tS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-15

fH0 PIECES Hamilton Canton Flannes;
4O 20 do Thibet cloths,
10 do Sackipg do
10 do Paper eambFic; s4f
10 do Alpaca;
80 do IA and n Furniture SP Tintsi
40 fne Satin Jeans;
Long ShawIs; blue SatiHet. extra g9odi
Brown Shifting, eOlored Yelvets, etc.
z, p lust opened this day by
T77TT-D0zT men and boys Wool iIa1s for saleIew By
iSJly augq: s. ID. HARPER q SON
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SPITTING OF BLOOI

This frightfuI symptom or approaching consumption
speedily checked and prevented by tho OF Buehan
HungaIian Balsam, which heals the affected membTan
and restores those vital organs the lungs TO sound AZ
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GENERAL DEBILITY FROM ONE CT TIE OLDEST MAG
IsrRATEs IN BALTIMORE. 39g =

a5s5.lE- rs BALTIMORE. Sep. II, 1851.
Messrs Mortimer & Mowbrayi feellt daty'to make
known the benefits have derived from pr iismptou'
inc:ure For length tire have been subject
rostration Of muscular power and great debility Of the
nervous system, accompanied with ralpituton and tiu
terin othe had such sudden attacks on one &C.
casi0n could scarcely get home Ia making mention Of
my case to FRIEND he referred me TO joseph X STAPLE
to Esq an old and highly respectable citizen OF Batt.
more, who had used the Tncure under similar circun
view OF some mlnues fully satisfied OF the medical
virtues Tincture from the evidence betoie me- OF
falling state Of health, put now hearty hale apnes:anee
using the Tincture and before took the contents
bottle, my strength was renewed and can walk as brisk
and active as was twenty years agl' rms Itnc-
ture is he grand restorative of the digestive organs
which, when destroyed the whole system is In state OF
suffering. -.
0y Dr. f1Sir'o"' '"' WIN. a. scHAEFFER..
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From the Birth Place of Chr1sto-
KS pher Colu1nbusl

From the Birth Place of Chr1sto=,
s.l pher Colu1nbusl
+ TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF EAMPTON'S 8
VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
Il Letter from Officer in our Gallant Napg.
AK1 K have many other letters Wegye one below, and
wv again shy to the afflicted, why will you delay trying
the great Restoratye2 1857 - s59a u
U. S. SHIP CUMBERLAND, GEEoA, SARDINIA.
Messrs. Mortimer & Mowbray-G Gentlemen; The First
Lieutenant this ship, who has been suffering many years
from the Dyspepsia who has been nearly restored to
his usual health by the of "Hamptons Vegetable Tine
desires yc send him dozen bottles ofthat
Medicine. 'Hsa {..A-.5slt -s4y taos s.
Another Lieutenant of the U. S. Navy now board
this ship, also wishes you send him dozen Of
'.Hamtons Vegetable Tnoturic," by the Store Ship
which leaves the nited States IN Febrdary OF Marcllor
The siTineture" you sent mo received in good
DER and take pleasure in informing that it has been
used with grea By several oil officers in cases
OF Dyspepsia. am respectfully yours, . -s.Atsft -
l. VERNON ESKRIDGE, Chaplain U. s. Navy.
We have two other letters from Rev. Mr.. Eskrtdge,
equally strong as above. -t,l,'2s =fsss5-
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- - 80 WASHINGTON, May II, 1853.
Messrs. Mortimer & Mow6ray: Gentlemen
hereby for the benefit of the afflicted take great pleas
ure in announcing that after usinga few bottles oil your
cure have different medicines from time TO time,
but have been able for apparent good
ana tits blessing stricken humanity that that med
cine is found which possesses e wondrous power orro
longing human life. The many cures ii has wrought is
sncent guarantee of the behetcian results which may
be experienced from Its use. Yours, TesneclIllly.
]. CURTAIN HAY.
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MACK BREL, HERRING, AND COD PLSH
THE subscribers are constantly supplies Oft
above articles from the East; which together with other
orders respectfully solicited Entire satisfaction ggaran
tied as to quality. Ut sS,t =, RoiIfmoIe
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= MORNING, NOVEMBER Is. 1858.
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s. c. pAkEH' 3. q. Rag sR AsCo., '''s
+ STEAMBOAT AGENTS, WHEELING, Vas /
NTIJLattend to and delivering OF ireight
wv and collection of freight bills. -
nFsOhice at the Store. loGGo-on -
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Dyspepsia, Rheumntisrn, scrofuln, Liver
Connpinfnt, SC FRoM THE METRoPoLIs-Pass 1t
arouid-Iet tho afflicted hear the glad tidngs! Thsfs
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MoRBUs, ;.

glf MORBUS, ~,
DYSENTERY,
and all other diseases OF the Stomach and bowels
cured by HAMPToN'S2 VEG ETABLE TIECTURE.--
AS cure 1t has been wonderfully sue
cess 1t will be found inquiry, that those who
it have exemption from those diseasess incident to
the Summer. II.
large volume. :! 80 -. l. q y ticL
Gail and get Pamphlets gratis, and see the cures.
II has shown itself most powerfully curative oil
NERVOUS DISEASES -,
In their various rorms gvngnewli and vigor restoring
the tiution and THIS nsig hope in piece
OF dependency. BY mild, pleasant and safe action on
The stomach, ver kidneys, lungs, and the nervous sys
Urinary organs, Coughs, Asnas Bronchial A6eetfons
Consua9pti0N, ing's Eri TTo,7ns
Conf SstTaisid ST. Vl Dance, Fits, FisttlG. PiIes,
with all dlseSs arising nom impure blood 80,
tn5sFor sale nv T. H. LOGAN d CO, Wheeling, Gener
lAgents, VIM r. MCKEE 9th ward, and by Druggists
generally. - :, :, ~, nj, , - s,6 s1,,,,
more street Baltinore and 3Q4 Broadway, New York.
u-5sPriCe, = 1 per bottle. 4 r ]j23-dswly
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NolaIguage convey adequate idea the immedi
atc and almost miraculous change which it ocCasiosu the
dsea system Weth.
broken down by excess weak by nature, or impaired
sickness. tile ustrnng and relaxed organization
once braceI re vivhed and built up The mental aud
physical symptoms OF disease vanish
its influence Nor is tho effect temporary; the
tlary reIiefis permanent the cordial properties
tile medicine reach the constitution sell, and stoTe
the
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Bv the National Line.
FOREIGN NEWS.

irELEGRAPHED FoRTHEDAILY NTtLIIGENoRF
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ss Gold Medal.
TIME fine octave Louis xiv chekering Pla99 exhi5;
tied at the Weetcrn virginia EAR, on me !St, l4t
and 18th September by MeloT was The
sylvania Statc Fair at Pittsburgh Ssth,
Meda over competitors, incluin the hne snowy n
ano with pearl KEYS ETC. This 10 noth1ns more than
istic and credit TO the committee on Pianos as we'll
The maker Of the instrument .r-r-fs.s4
-55 a copy of heGIpGTd a. Teee4rsdt:: Z, Z.
70 jonas Chiekertng, BOSTON, y ass, ny 99hn
H. 9Iel!or, agent for Western PennsYlS m
For one octave Grand Piano Forte WIN faten! iron
Frame and repeating action, OF teHs ae aooT
One octave square Piano Porte, carved rosewood ease
in the style OF Louis with Patent iron rIanle ioE
Gild Medal. { -. =, N, = s
o. o +as FsR'ss wanna s'taee JAS. MELLoR
~ Fact, there is the place to go.
VETHERER Why W. D. Note e Bros, that - ~ you
w 20 ont shopping for any thing in the line of DRY
GOODS and wish to save money in your purchases.
577T17 CHOICE plain hams store, and Tor sue W
lGOO iy1s ~. .KElLhf. !.
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Buohan's Hungarian Balsam !!

time II has been distributed from Maine to Florida, ho
only served to establish its pTeeminent merit In all part
OF the country, rs the great and
ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY
in the Pulmonary dseasei and the best Gu
Tative or all the slight forms OF colds cough and milan
nation that possibly be used; for whoopng cough
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FROM BALTIMORE.

L LosDoz, Nov. 1.-Iron. Scotch Pig 76s Cd pei
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-02

g,;,t;on no ), - Whio ora,ors ,ro,or,od tbe Slats
nrncaimog their deviation 70 the .svensrable and
admirable Sonst,,u'ion ;, framed h., p"Sdo;n Han.
"nL a'd Adn d ms,neq ny DJwuo'; ,i@u,
o0d Sbaw NJ, Kailann W e i'o ILL.,, ~
one If the mos, LIZ - 'e
declared in his lncsa6 q, H.
lion wond cost .o,nra. f ~ ~ ~, ~ o5,as .,
Fmnent VIM ;,r;sS ,,r;,,a "''',;,
the c,s,;,u,;,9o5, ,ho C"nva,i', an, "h
na,,e,ad W 'e I've aon
wiz orosns oonred ,,, H., a C,o
lion md its fiands ,be ho,os, ,,d eoroos,
cia,ions The nronoseJ Conven,;an som, 49,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-02
Grafton, Oct. 26, ls5.

A So.cALLED "SELL. . Ding dong-ding
boy lost boy lost ! echoed and reechoed through
the fog on Thursday last. "Hello there, old fellow,
cried shrill voice from some invisible varlet of the
thousand and one who are scouting abont the city,
'who set you to work crying 'boy lost?' The crier
stopped and waited the approach OF his saluer, an
swering that the bereaved parents of the boy had
promised him dollar to cry their loss through all
the wards Of the city, and three dollars il he found
the boy. Come on Them said the new boy, we'll
60 together and 90 snacks in the trade If we find
the boy, and if we don't, why, wont ask cent
agreed was the word; and, after putting the bell
boy through a ring and cry of a mile or two, by
way of exercise, the little rascal stopped before his
own door, when bis mother came out rejoiced to
meet him, with the three dollars in her hand
Hold on, mother, SAID he, 'hall that money belongs
to me, and You'll be just kind enough pay it overH
Detroit Advertiser
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-02

LIGHT IN DARK RIVER, or Memorials of Mrs
Henrietta a. l. Hamlin, Missionary TO Turkey;
by Marguerite Woods Lawrence.
These memorials Of gifted and good woman,
are a. valuable addition to the literature Of the
time, showing as they do, The capacity and adapta
lion Of woman to eyerysphere Of Missionary labor,
and the indlspensaheness d her lornde and ptr.
severance, to The support aud consolation Of man, in
his of recurring seasons Of exhaustion and despon
dency. They illustrate, in forcibe manner, the
effect ofpous culture in The preparation Of the young
mind, for the cares aud duties ofliie, and afford
noble example to the young women Of our land, who
may wish to be ministers Of good to the worlds per-
ishing children, and leave to behind them a memory
which the pure and good win love TO cherish. The
volume is got up in the usual excellent style ofTck
nor Co.'s publications, and il for sale 10 this city
by John Keith & Co. and Z. Liyermore.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-02
SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

The undersigned has recently purchased Farm in
tn town of Grafton, Mass, forty miles nom Boston,
and six from Worcester in part for The purse of estsb
lshng a SCHOOL FOR BOYS which, il is hoped,
will be safe from city temptations an quiet
cheerful HOME for such youth need for their well
being, TO breathe the cOuDrv air, to live on pian
wholesome food and remain for season under coun-
try Influences such school and home, as will reach
the desifeu end human development and education,
"a sound mind in Il sound body"
those placed under my care, Will be Iesardei not
only as pupils, hut members OF my family. Inc 10
cation is on what is well known Brigham Hill, spot
unryaed in the county, purity of air, and extent
Of scenery The time of the pupils will be so divided,
between study in dOuIs and sports out of doors, as VIII
best contribute TO their moral and physical welfare.
Instruction will be given in The English branches,
necessary for professional active business life and n
the languages required for admission into college.
Pupils viii he received at all times.
REFERrNcEs.-Rev w. Burton Camhridgeport! Hon
Sampson Reed Hon c. 7. Russell, T. H. RUSSELL Esq,
Boston; Albert Tolpan Esq, John Milton Earle Esq,
AlOnzo Hhl D. d., Hon PIiny Merrick Worcester.
HARRINGTON MCINTYRE.
Grafton, Oct. &c, 1858. dWaSu
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-02

FROM THE SAEDwIcH ISLANDS. The New
York Tribune learns by private advices from the
Sandwich Islands, that The question Of commencing
negotiations for the cesson OF sovereignty Of The
Islands to1he United States, upon such conditions
as will secure to the inhabitants all their civil rights
aud their property, Is being generally discussed by
ION OF the Fribune's correspondent, that the general
desire for such ceesion will operate upon Tie minds
0t-the King and chiefs. The Representatives of
England and France ate very much disturbed at this
state Of facts. Accordingly, on The Both Of August,
they asked an audience Of the King and Privy Coun.
ell, "or the purpose Of expressing their sentiments
respecting some occurrences which they conceived
deeply involved the sovereignty Of the King, and
the Independence Of the Islands" This had been
granted to take place after the dateoi the Iribunes
dispatches