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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-11-09

LIFE ILLUSTRATED, the hes, weekly
journal in thu United Suites. has en- tered
upon its second wear and appears in quar-.
to fofm, enlarged. with new dress of bu-
tiiul type aud printed upon fine white pa.
per- with superiour quality Of ink. Al.
together it makes very nea, appear
euce, and well deserves a liberal patron.
age.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-11-09

The TRuc FLAG This Sterling lit
erary paper entered upon lis fifth volume
on the 9Th alt. and appeared with itrw
engraved head, new head lines, aud nea
type ,hrouhou,. This is capital pqper
as our readers viii bear testimony, ahoul
half OF whose IN this yic,nity subscribe
for, aud nearly all Of whom read the True
Flag.
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The Ladies Of the proposed Fair are to
meet at Lords Hall, Dec 18th, at 3
o'clock. P. NJ. for the purpose Of mas,ng
choice Of grounds for the Cemetery, when
all are to be prepared TO give their opin.
ion, as to where i, shall be. without re-
gard to price, merely as it best suits their
fancy. Every lady who takes an inter-
es: in the object is earnestly invited to
meet with them aud express her opinion.
E. NJ. SMITH, Sec'y.
Per order Of the Committee.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-11-09

Peterson for December is y ,u,srl
number. Great improvements will br
made in this capital Magazine for lS56
The rcadin. matter will be increased Ia
500 pages u year. Each number will con-
tam steel engraving; colnrei fashion
plate. and ahau, forty wood cnsravine~.
The fashions are always pre,,ier aud later
in Peterson than in any other ma rtzing
Mr.. Ann :. Stephens, the celebrated uu-
thor of Fashion and Famine" i. ono OF
the elIiors, and writes exclusively for it,
assisted by all the best female authors.
No other magazine has such stories as this
and morality and virtue are always incul.
Gated. The terms are dollar les than
,hosa of other magazines of similar rank.
viz. $500 a ycs.r. instead Of $500. To
cluhs the term, are cheaper vet, three ca,,-
les being sent for $500, FIVE cope. for
$50, and eigh, eopie, for $1,000. with a
splendid premium to the person getting up
the club. Address, postpaid, Cms.. j.
PrrrnsoS, No. l02 Chcstnu, street, Phil
adelphia. Specimen, sen, on being writ
ten FOR.
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Another Veteran Gone.

For fifty years, one BY one the heroes
Of the REVOLUTION have been dropping
of, until now, here and there bu, a
stricken few remain. Or the few who
have been spared for nearly three quar-
ters OF century to witness the proud
achievements OF free people. for whose
freedom their hves had been perlled.
was SAMUEL MADDOX of this town,
who calmly passed the shadowy vale
which hide the spirit land from mortal
eyes, after an earthly pilgrimage OF ninety
two years. ten months and ,wen,y-,iS
days. We expcc, an obituary notice for
publication next week.
AuTuoRizEn VERSION or THE BinLE. -
Mr. James Haywood has placed motto.
ron the order book of the House of Com.
mons iof an address 10 Her Majesty
praying tina, she will be graciou,ly pleas
ed 10 appoint n commission 10 inquire
into the state OF the authorized version Of
The Bible, aud i, IS advised, that IN order
to have the greatest ligh, upon SO In,por.
,ant a subject, ,ha, Pitman's Patent
Lamps, burning Rosin OIL a, three miIs
an hour should be introduced To ilIuml.
nate the deliberations OF the tran>latars
Orders wholesale aud retail, filed by $.
B. Brooks, a, Gibbs Ilo,ci, Is. Courr
Square, Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-11-09

Japan as it Vas and is By RieAara
Haare'h. author Of" History ofMe O.
nted States, eto.. Phillips, Sampso,
4 Co: Boston. J, {. Derby New
York 1855. For sale in Phil,delph.s
b, } b. Lipp,nco,, & Co.. limo. Pr
572.
The author. or rather the editor Of the
present volume, has here exhibited the
same logical cleafness and dlstine ines.
IN The arrangement Of his materials, which
have marked so ereditable several pre-.
vlous elaborate works from his hands. -
With little or none Of the Imaginative
the picturesque or the poetic. he ye, p,s
sesses several other qualities. which make
hun. IN our view. one OF tie most relia.
Bile Of narrasoss.
In this book he has. we think. BY his
mode Of treatment. impaired greater in.
teresl TO the facts recorded than II he
had ,hro~a them into regular histo,i.
cal shape. That is with grea, labor, he
has collected and disposed chronological.
" series OF journals and personal rela.
lions produced by able yisi,an,, to this
secluded country from most OF the prin
c'pal nations Of Europe. We thus have
several brief volumes of travels. marked
with that vividness and graphic force,
which belong to individual sight
nag, IN place Of mere selections from
books.
We can assure the reader, that he will
here Ind numerous instructive and enter.
'ain'ng facts. which mark the japanese,
as perhaps the frs, Of the Orien,ai,.
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DaowS D5-Lsst Wednesday, a. Mr.

DaowS gD!--Lsst Wednesday, as Mr.
Samuel Moor OF th,s town was n, worL
in one OF The mills not far rom this vii.
lage, he accidentally iell into the river
As we heard the particulars, there were
some twenty men SOON upon the spo,
but owing to the swiftness Of the curren,
and the want Of boat, they stood and
looked at him until he was drowned, His
body was recovered after it had been in
the water an hour, but we understand
that no efforts were made to. resuscifu,e
him. 49,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-11-09

ll.grrR's SrogY Books. No. II 81
oi THIS interesting series. entitled "TnE
Srrpip." has been received through F-s.
ridge 4 Co, Of Boston. Thi. number
completes the frs, year II lle hes, publ
cation Tor "ihe lu,.e folks" in THIS count
~. Especially Is the pfe.rn, nnn,l-.a
mos, desirable one.
Far sale a, Mr., iIaie'> book store
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-11-09

HARPER for Nov, sent us by Fe,ridge
& Co. through Mr.. Hale who has il fol
sale, completes the eleventh volume
The publishers say that during the las,
six months there have been issued over
$4,000 copies OF this Magazine. which
is by far the larges, circulation ever at
tanned by any similar publication in this
country. Each number OF this work
contains la Dages, making in one year
nearly 1000 pages Of the choicest mis-
cellaneous literature ofthe day.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-11-09

PurSAM'. MoyrnLY.-The Noyemh.,
number of this periodical is received from,
Fetridge 4 Co., Boston, who has il for
sale. The leading article is on the e. 8
Coas. Survey; giving a brief history Of
the work by the government. .Ben;,o
Ccrenio" is continued life amonc n.
Mormons," a portion of which We p,.bIish.
cd a few weeks ago, is continued. "L;v.
ing in the country .the London Post OF.
flee are interesting articles. The article
on "thc use and abuse Of Stimulan,.r i.
interesting, and sensible for the most par,
For sale BY Moses Hale.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-11-09

FIRE IN BArH.-On Thursday night
last the stable connected with the Saeada.
hook House, and owned by Capt John
f aan, was destroyed by FIRE. Loss abou,
soooo, no insurance. Mr.. Bowles' (the
keeper's) loss was about 800 with no in.
surance. The premises of VIM. b. Stearns
and Z. a. Lambard received some in.
jury.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-11-09

HoARsEsEss i. speedily sured by the
use Of Dey,ne's Compound Pitch Lozen-
ges, the most plessan. and effectual re.
medy for Pulmonary complaints ever of.
fered the public Sold ever, where.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-11-09

The HAPPY Hoax for November, con.
tains the richest Of engrayings and best
Of reading matter, as have also its prede.
cessors. One more number completes
volume two-i,s FIRST yaar-when II will
be good time To subscribe.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-11-09
MASSACHUSETTS, ELECTION

The Boston Journal gives returns tor
Governor from 800 towns, being all but
8 in the State.
Gardner is elected by puraii,, of a.
0G0 over Rockwell.
LrcIsLATuRE OF the 40 Senators
the X. Ms have elected %
The Representatives, foot uP--Amcr'
70 an u,,,,ritx =.
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NJ. K. pC.LSIFER.
Mr.. Pinkham.

Thi. gentleman is now engaged in
giving course Of lessons in the art OF
penmanship, in this place. We bad the
pleasure Of passing an hour in his school
one evening las, week, aud without the
least intention to mislead any one, hn,
rather TO lead all in the RICH, way, we
unhesi,a,ingly pronounce Mr.. p. not only
the best penman, bu, the very hes, teacher
OF this beautiful art with whom we have
CHANGED to meet in long time. The
perfect system which he has adopted for
forming the letters. together with his ex-
plantations upon the blackboard, canno,
fail to botl, interest aid instruc, the
learner. Hence we cannot but recon-
mend to all persons DESTROYS Of improv-
lug their hand writing, 10 avail them
selves OF so good an opportunity.
Catalogue Of the Teachers Convention
We have jus, issued from the press the
Catalogue OF the Teachers Convention
for Hancock County, which was prepared
for publication by the Secretary, Mr.
Halves There are few extra numbers
for sale at the bookstore OF Mr. Hale a,
eish, cents copy. There We're printed
by us al the rate Of three cents each, but
having been at all extra expense 10 pro-
| cure nice coyers-liie paper for the COW
ers cost one cent each and the paper ior
each catalogue one cent, leaving Us but
one cent for printing, stitching and trim
mlng-we are few dollars nina, by the
operation; but ,rusi tina, friends 10 the
Convention will purchase the lev extra
copies, aud thus enable us TO realize
par, of the loss We might have printed
them upon cheap paper with cheap GOV.
ers, IN The style 81 those got up in Port.
land. and lost noihin. at three cents
copy; but We preferred The other COURSE.
The Catalogues OF the Teachers As.
ISOLATION belonging To the Cnizens OF
Ellsworth will he lief, at Mr.. liale's
Bookstore for distribution on mex, Sa,us.
day.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-11-09

Foaesrga's BOYS, AND GlRLs MAGAZINE,
for Novea,5e-. is received II is publish
el by q. 4: G. Rtna. Cornh,li, Boston,
At 81 90 nor anaaln i'm advance. Ii is a
valua5,.s book tor the young folks.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-11-09
CRAMP AND PAIN KlLLER.-

The ~afId 7. asonishef - The woadrnuI cures pr
formed BY the CRA1iP AND PAIN KILLER. prepare .
ny CURTIS g. PERKINS Its equal has never bse y
knosa r ms pain 10 all CAGES for The oC
Spinal complaints. Cramp in the Limbs and stomach
Hheumstis Ism In all forms. Bilious Colic Chi and
Fever Bgrns Throat ad Gssve IL Is decidedly the
test remedy in the world Esidsace Of The most wonder
oil performed by medicine, on eirca~
tn the hahds Of Ageats. 10
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-11-09
Cow Estrayed.

large black COW, formerly Owned By @. W. SeNhs-
gia. No mark upon said Co.'S ssht injars sir'S
her rupp Any person who will return sail COW 10
the suhse fiher shall be silly rewarded
LOVE JOf.
Ellsworth. Or, Pa 3.ils
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THOMAS CRAWFORD.

Prepued only by Jossrn BrsS.rr.
& Co. rremon, ST, Boston. For sale
By II II Hay Portland, G r Sareen, Ban.
s'r. Eh.n Fuller Augusta, and + res.
senden Roeklend and by druggist gen-r.
ally.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-11-09
FROM lAe .t,,e y.si Naaosal afssiis, IF FRI -.
HYGEAN VAPOR.

Or Csr,is has dome no amssrste The esnditiee
Of h1maaiiy afflicted Nth lung Complaints than any
other practitioner Of medicines that has struggled viii
tho u the aaaier.o asssiea los century
by the invest-h and perf~ctna cf instrument that
viii eeascy la the lungs mssiiene in the chap OF .
highly MceAiot NsIpf which acts directly dis
ease, And as hitherto By sympathy. I1ssss ~he.
troubled siIh dssss-s arising from disordefed laur
will subsef,e their aterssis 10y svas The Hygsaa w.
pee uitt
cAUfioN-Da Grams HssxAsa IL the original aac'
oafs genuine article Smoly
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Jonas Whiteomb's remedy for Asthm,

The following certificate will show the
estimation IN which TN. remedy i, held
by those who have used il:
V.>s.Lnono, Ms, Angus, s,h, 1856
Ma BUsSErT:
Dear sit commenced taking
Jonas Hhteomb,s Remedy for the .A,ima,
last April | have been troubled with
the Asthma for many years. 1t was very
bad with me for the sx months before [
used your medicine, | could no, work;
and was even obliged to sell my COW,
not being able 10 take cafe of her.
had made up my mind not to take
any more medicine. for had tired m,nv
different kinds without doug me ,ny
good and did not believe any med,c,,.
could relieve me. A trend gave IN. a
bottle Of Whncomb's Remedy. and made
me promise 10 Try 1t and sir. the frs, ia .
Oesponm gave the ,mssedia,e selief !;
aud before had taken one bottle | W a
able To work. can now work in doors
and on, doors and feel very gsa,eful
to yau !r furnishing medicine OF such
power To relieve the Asthma.
KespgciIItty yaufs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-11-09

~ cramp and Pain Killer See Ad-
verti,e mart IN tins paper.-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-11-09

-~S O~"'. W ~ .S'"'s ''''' ~
sperm aud 31o whale oh.
..Who is this rrandilooucnt editor OF
The Are. We have examined it very
carefully, but cannot find the name OF
either editor or publisher. ElisuortA
.fwerican.
ssyyx. consider this quite pertinent in.
eu,iry, ard should he glad to satisfy thu
american if We could. 1t is generally un.
derstood here that the editorial department
Of The Age Has>m many fathers, and that the
landings produced. 20 publicly unsired
FIR what particular reason we cannot say.
thur nei-hbor may perhap. be induced to
explain."
We clip the foregoing from the Kenne.
bsa,Journal, whose statement in relation
n the editorial department illy COMFORTS
Nth III. free use az our names which has
Ae.etofn.s- cv.eed in columns. Having
psblicly announced. the names of the pub
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-11-09
WOOD WANTED

At this Office, in payment for Ssbscrip'
ton.
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-
PIRACY AND MURDER

Accounts have been received Of the
SEIZURE Of the whaling ship John Of New
Bedt,rd: by the natives at lsoehes Island,
IN the South pacific and the murder Of
the captain, LIST aud I'd mates, and num-
Der OF the crew Thecap,ain was Otis
'rilt.m OF Edsarton. the lst mate Henry
G.. Allen. son OF Jos. Allen. Jr.. Of New
Bedford. and tire I'd mate, Isaac W, Gal.
lop OF New London. The ship is owned
by Frederick Parker. Esp, 81 New Bed.
ird, and was last reported a, Pai,n, Jan.
III bound to Sandwich Islands with $50
sperm aud $50 whale oil.
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500 Guns for N. York!

NEW YORK ELECTION.
New YORK. It'll
The returns thus far received loot mp
about 100 90, divided as follows: n
Ms 45.00D. Fusion Rep $4,000. Soft
shells 81 10. Hard Shells 81 900.
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DIR EPw Asn ~ II E y. sies al A sue Ga
80 FsvIr DVsrtensba and all Bilious Affections
YIN ~, ,rtrttrAof thIs Ntdicine WiHsate wilht1ut
hesitation 81 tear otHceetf de'Ion, That the SIAM
p.,ie Mxiu,e has eat I'd more prrsons where II mas
he4n inffo,Incsd ihAu nv other mtdieine in use
a. rhp .h,ys ,fis;astk This Medicine mas ether
[ arsenic nororinibeH in lis composition all of The
jbofedienfs afe II al neffertiy healthy character
and hiahfy Stimulating aud iuyigotatng in their
.;sndtney Pe, sons whist using Kris Meditine
surtli nor se In cisfh# expo>nJe Ia alter OF damp
! atn,soheEs adv mot6 than whfu ~ their ukuaf
64alfh PisnfYfs III sections Of theIcounuY where
H. Acre III vatt@ Viii ao well 10 adopt his Med
ier A. ~ a. FitntBIs nt obliged is lay by while
,,ner tf.at,ntfr atd tRegt may NJ as>ared ot- a
Spstny CFag TIE 8gropfie,ur fhull Irtrohnce
1h6,ss,,s fi,I,tjtis.tss from th0s4of The highest
rss1,s ctafij, N btj E44vasls SAVING 10 iht SILK
INV 5sl Aefiq ahtt Aon viii have the ipfa Aiblt
l lftt 4 iaSyflls set Fal aireeuonsfor lis use ac
! ctinpapi ach hotlih
4 C@gntlcas4 raf y ssen nj thelotfice, shoMlns
! N here I'll VI di9ile has Cured when al oiher
''q "a bysnebsia Hi il obef Billions Complaints
here Is sp aneGlrt MAtiaiae IN ille market
/ ylth8s also Been hK-h with The most aston q hin
success in several GASES Of Rheumatism anh fToe
1 lar these complains take Tablespoonful Rwice
! dav3 !,
' Pner s. per hottie, For sale hy DR.
/ al parts olihe United States and tIsssaessed toI
I All WHOLESALE Orders nusf ss@ie Propietots
MEAD & tByLEEcIKs5p oadway, NV York.
3 44fH Caariestopa Va.
AGVNr A45f-ly-Rl4 Isl
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!. To The Public,


THE undersigned Aasing eng ~ q ta.'ht 80
4 eanur Ba,il.Ss are dss apenlHg ~
f.n's osd ,,atd mean me Afmofy tiu- very ~
ten.iv. STOCK 1T nrylGeuds nstdwar- tiio sFies
Rsots ShDYs Hats IC4ps Bpuei~ Nc To AZ ex-
4aminaiiun I'll gkthEhey respectfully invilelths al
.enliunI OF The pubiic Their motto Is mol large
prSfT>l hut tafga saIes They are celeimIned tu
conducg their business un The N 81 lit"tal pftnel-
Tpifs And Id use every efl1rt 70 merit M Pap'ie
5eonhtrtce ard patronage Whatever ihts' Ell
=shal be3ai The cha kctef represented, and Anvara
biy reduced to such prices mat none NAV hope 70
andersflf They haze established such. extensfYe
a. s W. Tl.-.. -
ride varifty qualify, ard prices Of their good,
liwilRy dnviHce tht fuhii. tina, money may be aVed
| 5, urrha>ing at hair hon>e fs
| They viii ave peurniar attenfion9to he Gro
/ exre and Prayi>ian Besine~s tor Thie they have
/ nh ample room bY anenlafge tnent " M prem
N ISIS AM sfatniip. anag friv with confince nn9r
being supplied by them ah articles inthis inc q
tfrs5 and >npeliorqnaily fhey purchased thei
] Groceries mostly tn large quantities and away
I Tor cash
They keen a veFy eavg stock on hard ard can
| ana VIII sen Them al mi eS gnu ual ihis mar
/ ket The following enumeration viii give a sfn
efar dntline o. their eStenstve = ek; #
H. plain Chsaypahle sna rignrth Dress s Ks;
plaIa All Ffsffpd MINI ii de Eajne>;
I Chaneys. Lawns, Ginghams, Alpaecas Cantor
II i
Brown and Bieachea Mtsins;
Tfdkana Begging Chets, Pails, Linen Sheel
,nes abe Liren, all 0hClWtn.;
Tov iing, Wbsle Rsd And yellow FlaRnels;
Irisr Liaens SIX Crap. Cashmere and Mus
Hdi i. 'aq Id Thread cqioa, silk and sf
cstnbtis Iaeohsls. I.aIrs anil e sit4ss
a pam RsIfedhRd Figired Ss,%s 1i1ets;
Neaale- Hlti iseA CTnefs Thinning Bonnet Rit
bon~ Pafasls ans I'm rega;
castine Linens J4ansand Tweedsi
cafsimtta cs.-ihg, liner Drifi,;
Cfhvats Suspeadfts seols and Shoes Fever
description fir Men Ladies Beys Misses an
Children;
six Fur straw Chip Kpssalh aud stone
HaiSIef eye ~ vafi9y
A Aarge tSfeekIqi Il ,Aaafe 10 lating Cuder
I and use tnrnishns materials; +
r iffs AMI Blasting PF,drr
n Qbeensware, arr Wqedwatei Window sGlas!
Patty, Oitan 2 ius
Alatof fire Fnbaccdaad SegHfs;
Bacon Sal+ Fish, lard. Potatoes. Flour an
Corr Meal
They hava choice iooffne Liqpa $ wnerewii
they win snppN gentlemen s. chap as the sam
WALSH BRO.
Harpsrs,Fsry, ApriG2n 1854 Us
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II PI0 = Il r ]
WE'LL MEET ACAINs 81


/. VEN. mex again how sweet The rofq.-
How soothing Is the aHd
Ike strairs lar 81 mrsie hard
ob some enchanted ground.
wen nutst again. thnA Ffiendships
When thuse mosf eeaE depart.
Ard il lhe b .asinx rTtsp rci sseEs
Balm fer he klesdaSs seafs
wslI nes, again ne isseF cries
Ana as what thausks bnt ihi<
Cane,er absuxts fae agogies
0fihe last pasllas klss7
Wsl4 raett sgsin. arr accents beard
Beside lie fyiag BID
: WIN al he soals ~ erisf Is sire
Ana tiskeT teafs are shea
WIN meet again, are words hat cheer
While beading Ger NJ soue
frrToh i thar hope, 81 bright aad dear
Can. pierce in deepest gloom.
WIN meet srain, then cease % weep
Whatever may divideY
Nottfrle nor death ran always keeF
The loved ones from our side
liz The mansions of The best,
Secure from care and pain,
Ia hraven.s serene ard endless resi-
s. We'll surely .seet agatR.
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taGBOUN C0UATf
AGBuULTURAL INSTITUTE


|ffsIIlS is n4l i nAnual iahor s.hoo but Ii is
caiist az Agricultural Institute. because
Ii aoFuagf lnsfaetlph issgiven in all branches OF
AaiaeinaicSt ana Science useful To the affner
and mat OF bnSTlfe$4 The Students are not taught
I he theory uniA; nhl they are instructed in The
PRACTICAL application II theiT studies To The every
dap affairs o. ti3e FNes ere made acquainted with
tile phenomenal 81 n@ture-taught b. properties Of
The s0i-lhe reQuifdmenis Of piantsi-lhe com nos-
ii0i % r0cks-fae pijpeflies OF the atmosphere,
&c. The aaEaneed stHdents receive practical in
81 uniidn 10 satgeEiBs iafms-teYeiling water
cosifses--layias eu9 fesas-maklDg naps- anAiy-
ztt tsoiis-- classlfylig minerals &e
Agteuituia ii csenistryi j. thoroughly taughiand
illustrated by honsSnds u interesting experiments
in he lecture reemt tin The ahoratpry and oni he
tain The pnreichenieals are prepared al The es-
tablishmepi The Fofk-sh0p is furnished with a
furnace turning lalhe. ard great variety oil tools
iors working II uooa and metal. tHence the Stu
dents haseI 90 opphftaDitY 81 witnessing allsfhe
ba9enes q nseHs nfsm iiom the telling OF timber
% the polishing aIsd finishing OF ham some and
costly APPARATUS egkry psrtoi which is famfliarly
sxplainsd lhfN 2ffeniiun.is not confined Id The
class book tui hey are asen into the labofatprv
the workshop Tbs lsatdsn and ~ hetd and thes
are maaf =, nndeifsand hnndt as al operations
which e4erybads sees but lew rar explain TN
deign q The Isslilt4ion is 70 prepare ung men
or business, and t8ac omplish his desirable bur
pose neither pains nb- expense IS spared IL ab,sin
ieg eses ylhirg NECESSARY for full and complete H.
fustfatleH. 3f
The course ofinsEruciian IS varied "a snitl,ba
farmer The merchant and The engineer
The establishment is aelighuully located ard
has ~ he atyapla4tot rusiiy of water, salubEiiy
Of Atmospheric and itsauty o scenery.
The regular sessions nmence On the 6rst ~.
October and ED oil The first 81 august Yotng
men wishing 10 enifF as students should. If boSsl
bic. make application before the closing Of The bfe-
yiaus session.
Terms Tor the session Of ten months 500; bne
hall payable 10 advance and the remainder onEfhe
Isl ri March Thi4linr udes tuition board ifdg
ing, washing fuel atsd lights The students infbs
classical department are charged 500 pef session
extra; 10 be paid III advance Som Of preachers
and editors are CHARGED. Only sI5l mr. session
Books FURNISHED whea required al Store priees.
Farmers can have Their sofia anaIvzsd 4nd
teachers and students ran obtain puTe ehennis ii
reagents prepared al he establishment.
II AaSreee
BENZ. HYDE BENTON. Principal.
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