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Demoine courier., 1856-09-25

Dun ELKcToRAL CAkDlDATEs.-We
see that contemporaries do DOT all
print the names Of our electoral candid.
ases alike. From the nane Of Mr.. Rus.
sell The ini,isl A. i generally omitted
His name il SAMUEL A. RussELL.-
Win our friends obaelvs and correct
this error. Il i, important that the
,names Of the e~andidatss be printed cor,
rsssly. and .hs. he error should Be, very
soon yecti6sd, for i viii soon be- tims q
prepare votss.-Gate City, so
Demoine courier., 1856-09-25
pcetrp,
CoIossrANs 8: Is.

CoL0ssfANS s: ID.
o be We thankful, while ye breathe
This wondrsus vital air,
And pitch your tent upon the earth
That God hath made SO fair;
And rest upon the glorious hope
A heavenly home to share.
o be ye thankful for the love s.is
Like dew around you shed, N, ,o 4
That when you slumbered, sets a watch
OF angels round the bed; 81
And when you wake, with constant care
Doth in your pathway tread.
Lord make rs thankful, for too Oft,
By feeting sorrows bowed, . t
In the dark pail Of discomfort 1
Our migrate souls we shroud:
Lend us thy sunbeam, till we reach
The sky without a cloud. L. n. ..
Hartford, July 4th, 1856.
Demoine courier., 1856-09-25
j. w. Norris,
AI'IORNEY 1T LAW,

CrrrMwA, WAPELLo Co.. Iowa.
III practices in Wapello county, and at
tend to any professional. business, agen-
Collections, entering lands, paying taxes,
entrusted to him in adjoining counties in
iern Iowa.
Demoine courier., 1856-09-25

Novel BEEEvoLENcK.-Ata beauti.
fui villa near Paris, was lately given q
charming fste. Pretty women by scores
were present, and the Ioveliest among
The party was Madame T., always emil
nently '..hs &ashlon."
At the commencement Of the ball, q
young gallant. the flower Of the sport
ing clubs. fastened TO be frs. 10 asa be,
TO dance. sE .sa
with pleasure. sir" replied she; .il
ia twenty francr."
MADAME" replied the puzzled cav
IL said twenty frances -osqaa5Q vgas
II beg your pardon, m.cam," re-
piled he. smiling, There 10 a misun2er.
standing. had the honor to ask your
hand for a waltz" s.asass
'sAh! you are right re piled the lady
quickly, '.there 10 Q misunderstanding.
l ihough; yen asked me Cor . qusdrille;
bu, since i. is 4 waltz il will be forty
francs"
More puzzled than ever, the gentle
man wanted an explanation, which she
gave him with a gracious smile.
"Do you not understand, sir, that ]
am dancing for the benei. Of the inun-
datedl Il is one louis for a quadrille,
two for q waltz, and no reduction in the
price,"
AT This rate, Madame T., had no lack
Of par.ners, and bravely and charitably
danced ill the close OF the ball. Who
bu. a French woman would have dream.
ed of such a source Of rever ue!
Demoine courier., 1856-09-25

0"Whenever there is . substantive
good 10 be Gone, whenever there is ] foot
Of land 10 be prevented from becoming
Slave Territory, am ready to assert
ths p.iueipls Of the exclusion Of slave
. ."-D Daniel Webster.
Demoine courier., 1856-09-25
4. HEUVEL, M. D.,

Fixes pleasure in announcing to the Citizens
Of Otumwa and vicinity that he has moved
IAiee apstairs above Streets Store where he
yer be found ready TO attend 10 lay call lie
Except wher Absent or 3rofes ,ionalSusi-
he respectfully ~soiicits a share of the
(M ,atronage.
|cJ Sd 1S56-No Z wy
Demoine courier., 1856-09-25

HrKeenan, Of the Grsens5urg. (Ps.)
Democrat. has recently received . letter
from an admiring friend, down South.
Il wound up as fellows:
81 would like III &c yu down here. !
think yld like il. Fishin', hun.in', "
in, s,eelin' and drinkin,' are the recki-
setss fur . CRATE man down here; and
think you'd 6n the bill ~egszaekly."
Demoine courier., 1856-09-25
Is Fremont a Catholicl

II. ~ -
Read the following letter from a com.
panion OF the Pathfinder in California,
which we find in the Huntingd on "Lonp
lslander:" ag 3aI % aaag
q WEEDsPoRT. N. r., Aug. %, SO.
A you are aware. l was Surveyor OF
the Customs and postmaster al SAINTS
barbara, and Collector Of The pors OF
Monterey, in California, and was well
anc ~inlimately acquainted with JOHN G.
Fremont from 1896 to 1854. and was
connected with him in business transas-
lions and upon terms Of personal famil-
iarisy with him during all the portion OF
that time that he was in CA rnia; and
know his religious views, feelings and
associations a. well as those of q one
with whom | have been acquainted for
years, and know thai he was not a.Cath.
olic. bur a Protestant Episcopalian. |
was with him during the canvass for the
second term OF Senator from California,
aud al, that time nearly every member Of
the California Legislature from tina south
ern Part OF the State were Catholics. anG
all i would have required to have elect.
ed him at once, would have been for him
TO be a Catholic; but he was not, and he
did not get that influence. Al the tune
! knew Col. Fremont he had every in.
ducenen. 10 bs . Catholic. bu, was moi
one; and It is strange that toe aitsmp,
should now be made 10 make out that he
10 or ever has been oae. 1 speak from
what know from years Of political in-
.imacy With him, and / know it also from
his own lips. was in California al the
time Of the adoption Of their State Con-
stitutiOn. and voted for il, and no man
10 California did as much as Col. Free
mont TO make il a free State, and when
Slavery demanded a division Of the
State, that her Institution might be en-
grated upon the Southern half, no other
man did as much to prevent il a. did J.
e. Fremont. and upon free soil princi-
ples.
l speak of that which I know; there.
fore, a. a New York freesoilsr Of ls4S,
am for John G.. Fremont upon freesoil
principles Of 1856.
sssa sR SAMUEL BARNEY.
Demoine courier., 1856-09-25
a We love old people-we love ,hei

a. We love old people-we love their
simple ways and old fashioned speech.
To laugh Al their infrni.iea 10 10 laugh
q ourselves in advance. No gentleman
or lady will eve do, 90, OF in any way
treat honorable aga with disrsspect-
That child 10 bssely bred .. home who
10 iasolent to the agec. Young Ameri-
ca should DO taught good manners be-
fore it condolences smoking and swear
ing. :.
Demoine courier., 1856-09-25
N. WACnTLER,
B 8 hos take,

Main ST., beI0w S~pduIdiag's Shop,
OTTUMWA, IOWA.
n THE proprietor keeps constantly on
Is a good assortment OF Leathers, and is al
ready to accommodate customers with
work in his line o. business.
pyetaber 9th, 1854.y1
Demoine courier., 1856-09-25

n Paul Oliver. = young msrehsn, Of
New York, is much praised for remain
ing at his homs OF the narrows, where
The yellow fever prevails. and personally
assisting The sick and dying, rich and
poor. In several instances he has
put the dead in their csfins alone. there
being none 10 assist him.
Demoine courier., 1856-09-25
W. Clement.

NJ Engineer and County Surveyor,
EDDYyILLE, IOWA,
I'LL, promptly respond to any calls mad
I Recorders Office, Ottumwa. Persons re-
me official services in the south half Of the
Inv will be charged no o for travelling
Hzz<sksom Ottumwa.
va, Nov. 18th, '55-f
Demoine courier., 1856-09-25
/ FASHIONABLE
p0TS AND SHOES
<4F q
10

Y opened a Shoe Shop nearly opposite
ENood's new Hotel. ALI work win be
'nted 10 fit and to BE- Of good MATERIAL
a and Shoes constantly on hand. Give
call i you want ageod pair Of Boots or
1 amwa, Avg. 18th le56.-no. Is, I yr.
Demoine courier., 1856-09-25
SCEOLA HOUSE.

FALL, :::: Proprietor.
4 (Late Of OttumwA)
OCEOLA, Clark Co., IOWA.
g' Second House from the South West
er of the Public Square.
3.1y. 4sg
Demoine courier., 1856-09-25

RMrs. q Miss
nrOULDr respectfully inform the Ladies' Of
Ottumwa and vicinity that they continue
FORK atths
FM.aNTUA & AILLINER
Lass; they. also keep Bonnet Silks, Satin,s,
Hons, Trimmings for Silk and Straw
,s,aspce q door above the Christian
k.rk fsvmsrly the Old Court House.
lr!t6th, 1ssb.-Ne.eY. 9
Demoine courier., 1856-09-25

Y4g.
- nolioh iaks-N y
wou - reu 'uas az 'ne s''acks
~" J' us. nats ol.
sn: 'en ..o.c
.hnsa o'. ns u.ss'a'
49, ~. u ~
=, oa''o'.
p'p. ,h; =
.e pn" 'a.oas" NV saaA =
n's'1' .sens'. |" a W
~ "M ~ = m
p'! nus '10 ' ns 20
piainIy u'scorheu. ~ - nos ikeiY ma
Demoine courier., 1856-09-25

Never Judge ono another, but a.
. good mosivs when you can.
Demoine courier., 1856-09-25

befell The children aof Adam ander the
weight Of the primeval curse.-Bai-
fimore Patriot.
Demoine courier., 1856-09-25

q He is = worthless fellow who lives
only for himseh.
Demoine courier., 1856-09-25
bIOSEPH r. SMITH,
AT LAW IND
Real Estate Agent,

KEOSAUQUA, IOWA.
IS LAND WARRANTS bought and Sold
ELECTIONS in all parts of Southern Iowa
krptly attended to. 16-yy
Demoine courier., 1856-09-25
! HENRY HOUSE.
henry 4 Sons, Proprictors
OTTUMWA, IOWA.

ages leave this House daily for all parts of
6tate.
frsons favoring us with calf will find the
OF Fare.
CHARGES
Demoine courier., 1856-09-25

r II s. b. II II A L..
(Late Of Columbus, Ohio.)
,sssGsSE Southeast Corner Market and "a
I, in the room adjoining Mr.. Sum
nv Office. ?
Kaence, mfr. Thos. c. Cofins.
1mwa, Iowa, June 18th, 1856.
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special Notice to Trayellers from warrington

TRAVELLERS from Washington for the
vsed the Baltimore and Ohio Company
provision 10 ticket them and check their baggage directly
through from washington city all the leading
the Northwest, and the Southwest
Members Of Congress and Others, the adjournment win find ii
peculiarly 10 tr advantage ava themselves
extended facilities Of this line, which the only
afford them through and baggage checks Washington
The trains start daily from Washington 6,
make prompt and direct connexon Washington Junction
House for Benwood and Wheeling, d.
with Central Ohio railroad Zanesye Newark
umbus Aenia, Dayton, Cincinnati Louisville Indianapolis
cago Tsue Hsue Aon, ST. LOUIS Springfield, oun
Burlington, Island Dubuque Memphis
Naichez, yicksbure, and New Orleans.
Passengers desiring view the entire road by daylight
leave ashngton nj O. and reaching Cumberland
lie there until Sis morning. when they the
accommodation leaving Wheeling
whefe IL arrives at 4, p. N. - -.r.I
BY the 43, p. train from Washington they may
wood n sk neu day, in from washing
By this connection they reach Cincinnati night
hours running time between washington and Cincinnati.
Careful comfort Of pasnge perfect safety
dnai objects this and travellers rely them
securing its advantages.
Fotfarher particulars tickets &C., inquire Of THOMAS PAR
SONS, Agent Washington Station WILLIAM S. WooDsIDE,
Master Of transportation, Baltimore.
p-dt2O a.
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United states Patent Once,

ON petition Of C. " 4. Robinson, Rosnu NasSa-
extension
hs soh September -f for improvement IN steering
for vcses, from the
which place aCth of september, Isjs-
n ordered that the said petition be heard
wednesday, the 2h day ~ September 10
and al notified and show cause my
have, why said pruuuR ought 70 be granted.
Persons opposing the required Gle In
once their objections specially fnrih willing
days before hearHg testimony filed
be the said bearing taken
cation.
The testimony win be closed day of srptem
her 1855 depoons, nd other reied testimony
be flied In the once before
the arguments, II any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered also that this notice be publhed
Union, and Evening" star, Washington, D. C. Repubcan Ba
Nd Psnnnyivanian Fhisdelphin, Pa Dsy Book
York and Evening Post Bostos, Mass three
successive veeks pssvous of September nc
The day Of heaTing.
CHARLES MASON
Commissioner of nntsnia.
PsEdou Of be above papers will pissse copy th-
bills 70 The Patent oec, with ean,Snng this
July 22-law3E
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Proposals for Deepening the Outlets OF the Mis-
sissippi river into the Gulf OF Mexico.
ENsIREER DEPARTMEET,
Washington, AugaGt 4, 1856.

EHsEREER DEPARTMEET,
Washington, August 4, 1856
uneisn capacity cOumeIcs through
Us s into aAs Gull q Msrico ioi which purpose there Wss
appropriated BY ac q Congress Of sh Of July 1856 hrse hun
Bddsrs are requested which they
dehned widlh hundred feet deph
Sa n On z. SS
osI Or etesn sppoinsd y ,hs seerstay Gf War and
sy keep each channel open such width
dsp me residue o. the appropriation amer the q ,he
proposals. The same g, opening and keeping open each
oul a weLdehned width OF three hundred feet.
BY which be proposed 10 acconish the work.
ted in the proposal for each depth.
, Of War poosss the Sss %sSoa S ss
contemplated and 10 aece either Of bidder or either
Of The passes % Is ensSn OF the proposals of the same bidder
The quantity Of matter necessary 10 be removed from
iher which extend, In order oblan
@ao ' 60 @ BE- Per.ons Wo dse
q Il s na os % @ S
Amer e9nIas has been entered no The place and direction Of
oce appointed for that purpose BY Secretary
War and The which may be agreed upon o opening eae
ocer officers appointed above
win Be- On % wo Se soos na
Ing have been com
At he sans which me
be kept eighty Of onehd Of the wbue
the contract for keeping open will be eIp
Of the time addnnal payment
whole contracted for will be made and eIp
whole during which the
f me o .
channels will be paid but payment viii be made until a
the channels have been examined each period Of
men officer officers appointed by the Secretary War
and found be in all respects conformabe contract
Proposals be accompanied by evidence of ability
and within the time proposed
addressed Engineer Department. Washington and en-
dosd Proposals for opening channels
sippi rver.n
When The time within which be received has
they will be opened and considered,
and evidences Of ability the work Satisfactory
o the Secretary Of War.
inserted thirty National
the Evening STAR Washington the Commercial Bulletin and
True DelB, New Orleans fhe Mobile Register Mobile
and ths Ph.dePha the Day Book and
Journal Of Commerce, New York the Times and
Boston the Republican, and the Pilot 81 Louis Enquirer
Cincinnati nnd the Democrat Louisville.
fsr sdyersng with copies paper containing
veremen 70 be sent 70 Engineer Department for payment
Aug 5-d30t Sf
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Notice
May 3l-lawtw'

kOI Of ond eefoae other sridsnoe, Of s debt
s safs Of Tras the late repabfe thereof undeT ef 2s
Fehruary 1855.
TnsLsuRY DrpAsTxrsT, April II, 1855
WHEREAs t section of asth February, lsss
lied IAN sct provide for the of snch cedior of
republic Of TeIns comprehended In the Of Con-
o September requires the Secretary of The Treasury
public Advertisement Of
Of time when payments will be made under said
notice 9th February this
department and duly Published setting firth said of Congress-
the legislature Of The State ofTexas sssenug
certificates provided
this department with assignments, and
sdavs pointed thirty days prior the l Of June
And whereas provides
men bond, certificate, debt
which not thirty days before the time limited BY notices.
bs presented a Treasury Department
Nore hereby riven holders Of
other evidences debt unless the received
Al mis- apparteni SIXTY from he hereof sy will
excluded from MI benen OF said act aEreeaby 10 the 9th
Of the ....- -
ApI5-iavam Secretary fthe Treasury.
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IEEEERsoN AND CARELL.-EarIy history Of the
SCARCE BOOKS

SCARCE BOOKs-Gnmboas Mining Ordinances Of Spain !
- translated BY Heath6eld. volumes, London, 1880.
JohnEton's CiVn Law OF Spain volume, London le25.
MONTE queus spirit Of Lave In English volumes London
IT'S.
Tousr on the Finances Credit OF the
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1897.
Pfnys Letters in English Lord orrerys translation vOls
i75l.
Ptnys Leliers Memoth's translation. volumes 1905.
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nOALi COALt-we receiving
Pine Knot Mouptan and Mount Laa white ash Goals
and Lykms valley red GOALS
Also, Cumberland lump and srths' coal.
Wood Of the best quality always on band.
Coal tept under cover ay2ao pounds 70 the ion.
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Ana fIntl
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NEW work Imntgration.-History of Immigration
" The URed exhbine the number occupation,
and cssayo h of passsnser arriving " me United States,
from counff,cs rom 1919 1855 with inodpc
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Toninrons Chess -Piaysrs' Annual, for 1876.
Whist practice; by Lieut. Colonel o. 1856
In HUnorrm Songs of the Brave illustrated. vol 1886
The Book Of English Songs Illustrated.
The English School Of Painting and Sculpture vols, with
2ss enFravng Of the best productions Of British artists fom
Hognrh downwards.
Rogerss Life and Genius Of Fuller; ! vol. 1850,
Royal Kslenda for England scotland Ireland and the Coo
nies | 1856
Admiralty Navy List for July, 1850
The Table TAX Of John seidsn ! vol. 1856
Cuarless Enchiridon / vol. it5s.
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Lost Land warrant!

pUBLC notice hereby given that aer expiration Of sr
weeks ron The present date application win be made 60 the
Commissioners o Pension Oce, In Washington city, for du
pAts land warrant lieu Of NJ LaeroI
the of MAY, No. ~ s for 80 which
the Washington
ve bro during the last Of May the orepar of the month
June last and never has been received by ne said LaeoI
Washngion &C. 1856, Rchsrd Young his
ney -. -. RENE NJ. LACRoIK.
Aug &--lavsw
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In pursuance Of the ACT of Congress approved m August 1855
pan " Ah1 ~ ~ tS ss, XIV. ,hs na.,,o
The Mobile and New railroad Of Alabama
ana Louisiana psse s Ssy ss k from ~ - 80 ~
location ordered by telegraph 9Th The Alabama
scrS n si sssctiye dsrcls probably falinR within
prescribed limits seecton until Otherwise aoctea 70 wiz
In MISSISSIPPI.
Once al JACKSON;
-, -, = A. rI.u,u.. L.. H.. ..J ,..,4I;o.
H"'t" aha sa't " - o"Oe'A~ "A'S '"'s 10" ~
townships ., aha :, % 'sAses . = anu
~, =, peel ,,n,
,o - :, q "a "a ,a,
townships y ana ~ oitahges ~ 10 ~ =" ahu -
Once at AUGUSTA;
NORTH aud eG of he CAoetGw base Ans and nsyLAGn.
-r...- -, !, s
Iownshps 9 ana :, oil range ?. q . :, ,.,t.
roMhsnps p :, 2, ., anu " aIss' 20 o hS'uSi'e
, ,noWnhpsi = ana !, oi 20 iaiges y 80 uhu D.
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United states Mails for salt Lake city.

PosT OTuoE DEFAKTnKNT May 81, 1856
pRoPosALs oI conveying mails Of United from
Of December 1855, the 3Ju November, 1850
following route, viii be Once
department until O'Clock Of the l5h Of October, 1855
10 be decided the day, TO wit:
No Prom Independence, Mo-, Kenrney
Laramie, In Nebraska Territory, Salt Lake city, II
Leave Independence he FIRST day af every .
Arrive sat Lake city the last day Of the month
Lake city I'd day every month Q q m
AHive al Independence BY The last day Of the month.
NOTES
Bidders required inform themselves Of the actual distance
and bulk Of the mails be earned (the
gued p,) and all other points
understanding Of their aby the proper peomhnc,
required service before makAg their poposal
responsible persons, certified such BY
Judge Of of record and
Tered into BY the successful sdder with surety, before the si da
of December, 1855.
No pay win trips performed,
three
may arrivals Car behind
depending mails, and sufficiently excused
compensation f0r trip subject
scioy explained Cor negecng take the mail from int
suffering injured, destroyed, robbed
lost rcusins, amer demand, convey the mail
the contractor concerned In running,
ces the The Postmaster General snnu The
for failures ageeaby contract for dis
oheying once Of the department
General alter the schedule He also orde
Of by allowing therefor Tata increase
He cua discontinue the service
whole part Tafa decrease Of allowing
win bids should Post
General supersnbed PROPOSAL, for ss Lake City Mails
JAMES CAMPBELL,
May 3l-lawtwf Postmaster General
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To Druggists and the People.

You hereby cautioned against spurious mhons Of Dr. De
GaihS "Electnc on, as shall party who
copyrighted bills This enunel Electric OIL has cured the
Camden Of piles and rheumatism also, Hon. John VIII
cruiches day and than 700 ofe PhilhdePha
been published in the Philadelphia Ledger
The wholesale dealers Philadephs would
scamp guilty Of the rascay Of counlerfeing In Harrisburg Pa
wyeta, ESQ., drugrist the
and imprisonment OF Valentine, who attempted imiia
uon Of this valuable remedy.
PHrLapxLPmA, May S, 1885.
To s People and Duee, throughout iAs United s,ates;
L Of BY Prof De GIahs Electric ol Jos Free West
Phadepha of Mr. Roacnbok, Montgomery county
sprain Ogden, No. $50 Fourth street. infsm
Of Mayand Providece shingles and caked
Chestnut felon and neuralgia
Henry Cambe Lower Marion, Of burns and scarlet evsr and
eighteen Others. aaa
UEyey druggist knows only genuine Electric Oil h
made and proprietor his old once TO which
all orders be addressed procure the genuine.
Prof CHAs. DE GRATH,
Old once, - sth stest, Chestnut.
For sale by CHARLES sTOTT,
JuyI0-H Washington D. c.
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CDUcATIONsA youns says graduate Of be Clinton LIB
II rcsidnr de~iscus
cf estanns a,psten a. psetp,res teacher seminary N
(virrra prrfened srtsfscto ref
given ADDRESS w. Hsxel,on,
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-30

The Polytechnic College OF the state OF Penn.
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Wsst Penn Sgaays, PAtladslpkia,
INCORPORATED BY the Legislature ls5 and oSEshiEed
plan az The industrial colleges a0ds
thorough professional education cyh engineering pacCa
chemistry, mechanical engineering architecture and mining
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FACULTY.
Mathematics and Engineering PROD q, n. Peabody
General and Applied Chemistry, Prof A. L. Kennedy.
Mechsnics and Machinery, PROD II. a. Boucher,
Geology, Minefalogy, and Mining, Prof A. W. King.
Architectural and Topogaphcsl Drawing Prof J. Kern.
French and Spanish, Prof v. De Amarelii.
German, Prof D. Steinthnl.
The fourth collegiate year viii Monday September
IS, 1856.
For catalogues and further Information address
ALFRED l.. KENNEDY, NJ. D.,
President Of Faculty, Polytechnic College, Philadelphia
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