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New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17

toCk all early opI~rtunlt! % Call ou bir' SotVlh
Thompson found him in the doorway of little
wooden Office, like livery stable Office in one Of
our cities he being large, loungng, good-natured
looking man, not unlike reputable stable keeper
in appearance and manner. Inside his stable, alas
/ saw bis dusky stock" and he readily acceded
to my desire 10 take nearer look at them.
Behind the little Office there was dirty little
dark room; behind that q dirty little kitchen,
opening into dirty little yard. This yard WIS
surrounded by high brick walls. varied BY other
walls made of old iron plates, reaching twenty feet
bieb. These various places were all swarmiDg
with negroes, dirty and clean, from six years old to
forty-perhsps two dozen in Gil, the majority beng
children under fourteen.
Fat and sleek as Harry Clays, said my con-
ductor. patting one on the head patriarchaly.
Most of them had small paper fans, which they
used violently. This little article of comfort
lool ed very ocd, amid such squalid raggedness as
most of them showed. One was cooking, two or
three washing, and two playing euchre with
filthy Pack Of cards The sun sh0ne down To-
tenstE hst (it Was noon) in the little brick yard,
and they sat loungsd or lay about only the chill
dren seeming lively.
7 talked a little with them. and they answered,
some cuietly some with that mixture OF obsequious-
ness and impudence so common among slaves.
Mr.. Thompson answered all questions very readily.
The "neeroes" or "niggers," be said, (seldom
EMPLOYING the Virginia phrases, ''servants " or
people '), came mostly from Missouri or vr-
oinia and were with lin butt little while. boy
"when can and sell when can, that's my way;
(" and never ask no questions, only in the way Of
ct trade. At this season, get good many frsm
travellers" -,
On inquiry, be explained this mystery by adding
that il was not uncommon for families visiting
Northern watering places to bring along likely
boy or girl, and -ell them TO pay the expenses of
The iaurt, This is feature OF the patrarchal in-
,.itntion which think bos escaped Mrs. Stove.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17

DEMOCRATIC SLAVE MARKETS.
of Tho N. y. Tribune.

Correspondence. of Tho N. y. Tribune
ST. LOUIS, Wednesday, July 2, 1856.
II is rumored that an ancient people eonsecrated
the Fourth of this month TO Liberty. 3d. thought
the second of July might be good day to visit
Democratic Slave Market.
l have before been in other Slave States, but
neyer iD Missouri. The first thing that struck me
on arriving in this city the apparent absence Of
the negro race In crowd of 8 thousand persons
on the leyee this morning. assembled to witness the
burLing of six steamboats,, could not count ten
black faces. | was told, in explanation, that the
colored population vas all cup tOwn"-not N the
business part Of the city.
So, too, l searched the newspapers for slave ad-
vertisements, though i knew this city not to be
great mart for those commodities like Richmond.
But in vain. At last in corner of The Republican,
! discovered the following:
- "NEGROES WANTED.-I wish to pur-
chase large lot Of NEGROES exp.e-!y for the Lou
~ highest cs.l prices All have for
do we'll to give me oA can awsys be seen the
Cry Hotel tMr TbouPs0ns Negro Yad No 81 Loo st.
81. an45s,au.. !. Ss John MArrEGLY"
~ "B. M. LYNCH, No. 100 Locust-st., be-
tween Flu III and Fifth ss ST Louis, No. being par
II lie h.ltn msIket value He will also buy and sell
ecn sici hss. good yard for their accommodation
"PsoUisy aenon paid to the selection OF homes iS IA
yorit, .era Negroes far sae at all times JAZZ
On "NEGROES WANTED and for SALE
ID" WANTED ard for SALE NEGROES o: all kinds,
az at ny Office, No g. Locusst between "a and 5tsta,
~ snd seep Negroes wl buy and sell eOau,issiOa
~ low ss any other house in this city Please give ne cal.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-07

r5~'DR. j. l.. CzAPKAy The gentleman whose
namo forms the caption of this notice. Is one of tho
few modern physicians whose aDplicatit 10 his pro-
fcssiun and devotion tu The afflicted. reader him alike
nn ornnmcR' to tie one and benefit TO the other
Hungarian bv birth he sought with Kns.uth to plnca
his country among the naid"as oi the earth beyond
IN" opprcssOr's rule. ihai her ~ might rejoice in
The prnric" of those prerepes which alike our
glrrv and our pride. In his ,forts to do. he hns
rcnped the reward OF ipe cunl resistance to opprer
sion. md ~ home md country know him no more "
Apart, however. from his claius upon our consider
alton n patriot the tcsim0ni l. of character and
capacity which nc brings ente him 10 public cnnn>
drncr Ia the exclusion of those who possess neither
the one or the other. A. n gentleman his character
IL unarnshcd ns physci'n his skil unsurpassed
and 10 those whose imprudeice has lett upon them
the taints Of dsense. cnn cieutiousy commend
him with the assurance ih1 In him they will find n
friend whom 10 know is great gain. Tho nr's ofice
Is No. md Armorv Hall O. rner Of Sacramento
aud NOninNmnrv sirorts. snn EfnncisrO.
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MEDICAL.

from parent to child and rntsng upon the or. .rrlnr
ruined constitution for the cure Of all these forms
Of di-ease the nocfors gnara~iee- or n.Ss no
com pensation. The nocior can be consulted 10y let
ter Otherwise free of charge and invites all " ho Hro
afflicted Ia call upon him, where he VIII give them
such sht f.cliun ihcs can ahan no where else 80
His rooms ARE No and Arnory Hall corner of Sac
rimcni" and Montgomery streets san Francisco
TIE GREATEST DISCOV ERl OF TIE
AGk!-fireat Hlrs-ng t" Mankind .-innccen hnt Po.
"nit-Dr. T. j. tLpkays Proph' lhciicnm. (Self Dis
INJECTING Ageni.l Rsur. preventative against eorur-
rhwal amd s,phillc d-eHsts AMI an unsurpassed rem
rdy fr al the vcnetial se~ofllous. glHgrenour aud
generous ulcers frtid discharges from the vnana,
uterus and uT.hra and all culaneous erupiioas ant
diseases. For silie at Dr L. j. C1apkuS nl'cr Ar
mory lall. corner of Sacrnmen'o and Montgomery
u, San Francisco As ipnOcula'i0n Is prryrn-
utiVe against sslail pox, 20 IL Dr l. j 6aapkny's
Prop itacticum preventative agal1s syphltcal nnt
RnnoF'h"a dl.h~~S ilurmlss in itself. It poasess,s
iha power uf chemically destroying the syphic VI
r,s aud thereby saving thousands of oung dehnuch-
from heng intectrd hy IA" most loa'hsomr of all
Diseases Let Vnnng man who appreciates heal u
he without pr. tZeuknNs Pronhilartcnm. 10 Is IN
very Cosy"nlen pnck aud will be found convent
eniNo use hring u-el - @"p. Ihat disease can hc
prev uel hN the ot proper agents. IL as well
established flr that they lee cured AFTER their
establishment. The principle which Is now univcr-
s1S r'roru Z"d. received even before the days Or
Ieuncr the d-covcr of the rinntou in 1896 Hnd
ies mnilipe'l benefits ewr since have received,
they deserved. the attention of The medical tacn'iy
IL wn~ IN pnrs1it oi this branch OF he medical sci
that Dr. H. j. "a pkay fortunately mnde the dis
of his Proph, ncijcum which, for the prevcu-
non Of syphiiic gono"rh"nl cnncernus anl cntneous
dsCr.dcr. stands uorivalnd ty any agent IN the Pha
mncopoca. The cnH nHct II his ug"ut after COTTON Ia
immediate and removes The possibility OF a contrac
hon of disease IT, however. h" disease hns been
rncle Il useful ~ ncurnIzng the nojsonous
tirus which, by absorptb'h produce he hnrrd Conse-
QurnseS known ns secondary syphilis II has been
administered bv the Doctor IN many ihousnd cascs.
nud he has vet Ia find II frat IN which il has failed
Ia suhscvVc the purpose for which II administer
ed. Price s., Fun dirct'ous attached 10 cnch
pack"gc. In cases where Prorhilariicum IL used
curative, Dr l. j. Crapkny will furnish gratis pre-
scrpon mr. his Rloud Purnrr.
An communications from tho country. addressed
" To- Dr. l. j. Cznpkay san Francisco will he strictly
and confdrntay attended To, and the remedies
wnh the gtenes care md secrecy. Immediately dis
patched, by Express other to their des
tinnliOn
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-07
COURT OF SESSIONS.

So A term of the Court of Sessions
shall be held at the couaty seat in Butte
county on the second Monday of February,
May, August, aad on the first Monday in De-
cember of each year, and shall continue from
term toterm, unless all the business be sooner
disposed Of
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STATE GOVERNMENT.

J NEELY JOHNSON, Governor.
r.. NJ. ANDERSON, Lieutenant Governor.
nuoH G. MURRAY. Justice of Supreme Cour
SOLOMON lIGYpENFELT, and
BAvID s. TERRY, Associates.
GEO. w. WHIrMAN, Controller.
Henry Bates, state Treasurer
w. s. WALLACE, Atty General.
JouN II BREWSTER, Surveyor General
JAMES ALLEN, State Printer.
Il. WILSON,
+. s. MCKENZIE, and
FLEx. BELL, State Prison Directors.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

Sec. 4 The regular meetings of the Board
Of Supervisors shall be held at the county
scat Of their respective counties. on the hrs'
Mondays of May, August, November and Feb
ruary, AMI shall con ntiuue from time to time.
until all the business before them is dis
posed Of. The Board shall also meet on the
second Monday after each general election,
to canvass election returns
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U. s. MAIL LIN Il !

AN and after TUESDAY, March Isih. 1856 the Cali
~ fornia Stage companv's coaches will ave their
Orlce. Western House. Mary-ville every norninf nj
oclory for Sacramenio and arrives IN time Tor the
he san Franciscn E,nia.
RETURNfvG-winl leave Their ONCE orlcuns Ilo-
tel, Sacramento. for Mayysvp. nj the SANE hour
aEO. p. THOMAS, 6upern'eud"n'
March lTih, 1855 Marysvli!e.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

JOSEPH L. N. LEWIS, County Judge.
p. FREER, Sheriff, Butte County.
MILES CHAPLIN, County Auditor.
WM. LArrIMoRE, County Treaauret
j. w. ScoTr, County Surveyor.
II. s. MAYNARD, Assessor.
]. j.. KLINE. Public Attorney.
RANDALL HOBART, Public Administrator.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-07
DISTRICT COURT.

Ninth Judicial District, composed of the
Counties of Butte, Colusi, and Shasta. The
terms of the District court for Butte County
commences as follows: On the second Mon
days of March and June, on the fourth Mon
day OF August, and on the third Monday Of
naoember
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PROBATE COURT.

d. The regular terms of the Probate
Court shall be held on the fourth Monday in
February, and May, third Monday OF Au.
gust, and on the second Monday in December
Of each year. and shall continue from term
to term unless all the business be sooner dis
posed of.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-07
COUNTY COURT.

81 The regular terms of the County Court
on the first Monday of February, May, and
August. and on the fourth Monday in No
vember of each year, and shall continue from
term to term, unless all the business OF the
term be sooner disposed of.
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THE CABINET.

VIM. L Marcy, of N. Y. sec'y of state.
JAMFs GUTHRIE, of Ky. secy of Treasury.
RoB'r McCLELLAND, OF Mich, sec'y OF Inter.
JAEMs G. DosBIN, ofN. c. sec'y of Navy.
JEFFERSON DAVIS, of Miss sec'y OF War.
JAMES CAMPBELL, OF Pa. =. Nj. General
CALEB CUSHING of Mass Attorney Gen.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-07
Miscellany.

Recommendations, do
YOU often say words of encourage
mcnt to your scholars? Such kind
and hopeful words are great deal
better than long lectures on what
they ought to do, or than captious
fault findings on account of delin-
quencies. You need not be afraid to
say to your pupils all together, that
they have done well or to tell John
or Mary that you are much pleased
with their conduct. BE judicious in
this, as you are bound to be in every
thing else, and you will find it well
worth wonders. Read the following
from a recent volume of poetry:
This is word-the word Of words,
To which n charm is lent,
That keeps the universe alive,
This word-ENcoURAGEMENT;
Ills like handspring to the world,
That with sovereign sway,
Whene'er the ball would cease its
course,
Impels it on its way.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-07

vENTIIs Invaluable Specific, first introduced into
pisa some fifty years sine soon became so well
known certain cure that In every town aud city
not oniy The Continent, but IN treat BRIAN, the
demand for II great. lis merits SO astounding,
that in less than yoar from lts Introduction II had
.upplaned n other remedies. The Medical Faculty
of The principal cities of Europe were compelled tc
ack now ledge its wonderful mastery over disease. Pro-
prieo, of other medicine. Jealous of its sway, vnny
nndeGvored 10 stay its onward progress Like grass
before the mower their eff, IRIS fell 10 The ground and
like FIRE o the prairies, sweeping all before IL. its
ward march became iriumnhnnt. II stood forth upon
itS ow merits u discerning pnplic saw, tried aud
were convinced of IN magical virtues. The massive
fortune acquired by Dr. Pareira from the sale OF IL
during years he prepared IT, alone bore witness
10 n miraculous merits. At the decease OF the Doct
lhc Pccipe beqncathed 10 his son, whohas piely
Introduced The remedy into the United Sthto' The
number cures h has already made are astonishing.
Thousands and tens Of thousands can bear testimony
10 It's efficacy.
Al! who use H. It will cure with safety, speed and
ceriainiy no other medicine has ever POSSESSED.
R,,snrt 10 no Quack N0~rums, Use u remedy that
has been tried Tor the past ily years and was
known Ia tan
This {: rca, Remedy IL warranted purely vegetable
Revnre nr t,ntInerfeits The extensive sale Of this
wonderful mede eins has already caused some person
persotls palm of upon the unsn-pecting, spu-
rious cornponnd closely resembling The original. BE
psrlicnlar 10 buy none without the written signature
of 4 PareiriL ". ID on the outside wrapper of each
bottle. All others counterfeit, and their COM
poders will BE- punished with the uimorst riger Of
tho law.
Pri. Three dollars per bottle For sae by y. Fsab-
c,ck sole Agent for GaIifornin. Oregon and the Sand
wich Islands, O whoa all orders must bs addressed.
A liberal disc ,unt made u Wholesale dealers
ID. RABCDCK.
Wholesale Druggist, II Davis street.
san Francisco.
List of Agents throughout The Sts,e. Rice Difn g..
Co Druggist. Msrysve: X. Siarkweniher, CITY
nrIg Sture Stockton W. u. Rruner. sonora; Reni
-huren. shasta; Chia Wnrshcn. piacerville;
Justin Gates. JT. Sacsmenio CITY: ~ X. w. Carr,
thwnievle; ur. John Lark Nevada; Dr. w II.
catlief, Yreka, Dr. i. II. Winston, Los Angeles;
Thomas Whaley. San Diego; Geo l.. Story Portland
,. T.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-07
JUDICIARY.

SOLOMON HEYpENFELr, Chief Justice.
Huou G MURRAY, Associate Justice.
CuAs. II. BRYAN, do 90
WM. p. DAINaERrIELD, Juge 9th District
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DR.. p PAREIR AS
GRAT ITALIAN REMEDY,

For the certain and speedy cure Of dis
eases of Il private nature, no matter
how long standing, without any in
furious effkct TO the system or any
change of diet. 1t has never failed,
it cannot fail to cure.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-07
NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION

FRANKLIN PIERCE, of N. IL. President
ID. Il. ATcHIsoN, of Mo. V. Pres't Pro tenn.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-07

NpLANKs -Evely DESCRIPTION Of sus.css Blanks
Nd lui sale athis vice.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-07

No wisdom like silence.
The Naiads are said to have been
the first people who said nay.
''I'LL give you poke in the eye,"
as the thread said to the needle.
WEAK -MIKDED men are obstinate,
those of robust intellect, firm.
IT takes q lifetime to learn how to
live.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-07

UDRIVATE Medical Otce- Hundreds Of those who
have contracted disease are disadpointed OF n
cure by not calling on Dr. Young at hrot lie VIII
forfeit any sum if he fails 10 cure any case that may
come under his care. matter how long standing or
aaicting such ulcers, tnors, nodes, buehcs.
pimples on the face and body, pains In the bones and
ioins wakefuness, trembling copper colorrd sores,
wasting of the bones emaciaton, loss OF appetite,
strength ond flesh, In the nose and ears loss OF
hajr weak eyes itching humors, T.. Many pcrsenS
after being relieved ef all external appearances of
nriyata disease suppose Themselves cured. bt after
a few months find they nre troubled with varionS
SYMPTOMS which they never hAd before hhd winch
hey find II impossible TO relieve. To all who are aI
niced In this way, DR. Young would pFticulnrly rec
ommend trial of his skill The symptoms with which
YOU nre troubled are caused by tainls M me bl"M.
which sooner or laer will destroy our health nnd nap
niness Nc person who has had an attack Of any
nriynte compaiul should moi fail To consult Dr. f0ng
and take few bottles of his invaluable purifying
medicine, they can rest assured nat lher bo"' Is
In n perfecty pure AMI healthy condien, and that
every trnce of disease fs removes, from the system.
Recent cases cured in srorn two to five days without
change of diet or hindrance from business 90 no fec
DIR. j. G.. YOUNG.
Onice corner Montgomery and California streets.
opposite Wells, Fargo i Co.'S. ONCE hours ftom
A. NJ, TO p. NJ
Marysuiile, June 10th. 1855.
MAR j. C. YOUNG-pkAR SIR :-Piease send me
II y some of the medicines you prescribed IN my
case have "a friend here who Is troubled IN exactly
The same way that was. He has nightly emissions,
rinpinp q acse In his head weak back, ss of memory.
and Is generally debilated he ts DISCOURAGED ana
hns not confidence enough 10 enable hn TO call and
ace Won. told him how was. and that my friends
all said was In consumption and tue d"c'o's up mere
gave me up aud advised me 10 10 nome TO die, bul
instead of going home called upon you, and here
am ns well ~ any of then md likely 10 live bong
time VET wild strenth enough To work with the strong
eat of them Doctor will SEMI every one 10 YOU thhl
looks TO me az though he needed physician shall
moi ne INV fault If any one dies for want OF medical
treatment will do all can b. keep the afflicted
away from those pests of society yelcpt professors
and bjgh souuding titled WIN, f the facts were
known are men who left their country for their conn-
irv,s gp.si Pubs this letter, doctor. II you wish,
and hope some Of those thar hambugged me- may
see il and steep bad frr one night.
Truly yours, GEO. pANlpooN'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-07


J. Czapkav would ask especial attention 10 syphiihic
and yoorrhai disea-es IN the first stages Of either
of these complaints he guarantees perfect and ehcc
tnI cure In few DAYS without hndrance Ia business
or the slightest inconvenience. The doctors meth"d
of irea,ng them c,nbines all the latest improvements
by the medicn faculty. with discoveries made hy HIM
self NOR. ageetive ihau anything vet known. which
sccnres the patient from The p'ssibtiiF of 'ecoinry
synnioms and r.mnves the diseise IN the shurtesi prs
sible time Secondary syphilis which appears In con
seoencn Of the ahraiion Of The poison Intn tn" s's-
tenn and ppoinc"s Buboes, Ucerrions IN the thr nj
and nns wh Oh destroy the sO pats. and cause N"
homes 10 morlfy separate and coin. AWAY d-i1nr'ng
the pq,teni horribly Nodes ar painful swelilngs on
the bones sno'ces upon the skin, cases of which The
Dncrs see daily IN his Office AMI which ARE the result
of imnruper treatment Al>o. ulcers. sor's md Tsm-
plrs mad injuries 10 the constitution. which after
long reri " suffering destroy liE. twill also DO re-
mem bered ,hai these disorders are hereditary, passing
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COTTAGE HILL SEMINARY Poughkeepsie
~ New.Yeh.-blILO 2. JEWEIT, PRINCIPAL and Propre


In the COTTAGE HILL SEMINARY /, Is posed 70
a1ct the csTe and thorough training Of limited ruoe Of
Young L edes, Constituting SELECT FAMILY SCHOOL
Able Srere,ced csIucsors employed 10 al Depart,
ne AID Ice number Of TssheI large il procor.iSa La
Il Is tie ain of'he Institution 70 al rs meunhes SOLID
practical al usef edSestoni stt1G everJ pleading ACCOM-
ph.hu-eIt.
No loo CAT be more suitable FOR the purposes eorte
plated ,Lsn the City OF by
esuty sSu.on ssab,lty of climate AID the nteI saucs
Al re6DeDent Of i,s cIuzeps
Especial attention 10 given TO .he health of the pupils The
sSenc relied CO 10 tie ar III raj cf
eoi5 and tepi sbIrd.E supply hies
AID perfect system order and pTretuaty IN all 5choo and
F;gly tus. " addition TO dsfy walks snons the beautiful
sDvLo-s Porshke pse. er recreation in the play Io1ns u
the Se1lGy GyDneo rd Cahsaic Iereises regularly
pra1ticed under tie dir eeticn e ths Teachers
Tie nsIt Academic Year VII commerce. le "a Of Sep
len her. Tiers will Le recess during the Holidays
Prs enter for Qc.rtsr only: ell bills o sich being
3syshe Tlse ~Eo the Schola Tic Yer
~i pay hf tie time Of admission toe remainder
he Is, OF March
ENESssS
keubenof the family OF te Principal VIII Be charged fer
board Per quarter % THIS includes furnish 81 Roous F-s
Lht ard %sshkl Young Ladies expected proysis
nsel,s !th de usual article, for per.ona u. "a
Towels Sspkla btv.r Dessert Fost AID Sp,on
ans. TUiTIos PEA QVART.R
Dor he Regular Couse Including Il sah, Latin french sd
VOCAL Ausie, s2a
Pupils the Regular CouTss CHARGED - fol-
lows Epeh sloi French lc Latin, slO Piano .nd
So Pshn;ip Il tws,er eoiers . u; Pointing on ed;
vorsl Music lreluIed Of al pupils. % a.
Ca,si'Saes furnished on app Eatoo 70 ii. P. JEWETT.
Rouztse eYsie, July g. 1855.
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EOR sALE-ONE HUNDRED ACRES Of

highly cultivated LAND, hcog part Of tue estate Of the
.ae fistt 'iuse1 abost ono nGe AS. Of Alb NY
Tie Hssse all Coiamb TarriAc Tho Location Il
tssLtfu coluiaIt1s view Ct tie e'y sni ryer ani Goa
tsrs many b sutif budl ses TIC lani ite fr
E:iderr esy business also v, ads ed fruit any OF
~h mtt be rchsstd 10 great advantage Of
rear roxin iy 20 e city rss a. tho chase pn-y
fcusio boEd ar IbQuire ct tt CpEGR-
LltG nc tsi G'eetWiei~.. New.i0h. or d Nr PRATT,
- ths D.. DO ns pt,Erisos
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BERNARD Il REDFIELDs BOARDING aud
ID DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG GENTLEMEN, No ~
2rsv of 50. hsks pe;e the Ancient and Modem
Lsngusses and Litersxe the Elementary ard Advanced
Asbl us'ics tie Exact Sciences thorough Conscal AID
Cocsi,e Pr!mary,De has b,oa organized
The h Academic year Of III lLsltion Will commence
MONDAY the eth Of SEPTEMBER. CIRCULARS Is obtained
Of Mesrs II. T. KlERsrED SON. 10. so Broslsas,
Of Sprinfs.
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Aonscs an0 fdrms Uanie6.
Real Gstate for 6aie.

L>OR SALE-A beautiful COUNTRY SEAT in
The Town Of yonkers tAru5oqrhs Of nile fsola the
vrrje Statou hn'y .itraLed consisting of nearly
CT Lei D. with large noiern House supp ID thoastoG. With
tie test srEns ard every CJnvelience Bath n.
paee Ran snd Ell feco',sy Oubu rss Fruit etc. Tcrni
Accommodating. Fes iu1beT tsrcuars apply tho Ene:
c. w. SIMMONS No. Ice Caanbers-s:.
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MADAME BERGER respectfully informs her
" friend. ard e pubic In general. that her 8OAaDNo
and DAT SCHOOL Tor yocns Ladies will be reopenei on
WEDNESDAY September IL Crcularu eaa ~ o5.ansi 4.
her cssienss, Nc. u. Madam sv, n. Y.
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tNARM for SALE.-A FARM Of about IL
ueIes, in he leautIiul vtll.ss Of BLOOMFIELo " j.
within lev mines walk Of the Railroad Dept Ga
substantial dwelling res high LARGE baru AMI ldns-
al IL complete vaI!-ty OF Fruit Of choice des:rir
ton rreo low terms accommodating. Apoyto
l. G. HALLIDAY, 4 WALL.
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4 MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, APPLE
"A TONS BUiLDISG. No 81 Broaewiy Schools sad
Families supp with Teachers. Parets Afforded every nii
mston WITH fesGrj schools .Eatutousy Teic wsnLI
situations ,boall apply 70 Z. II CHAPMAN s SMITH