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Demoine courier., 1856-10-09

~ The Pittsburgh Journa: says that
the detection Of about $50 democrats in
Ds'roi, 10 nothing in comparison TO the
change ir West Pennsylvania. The
Journal adds-"We venture 70 say that
in sir workshops and mills. We > lind
between two and three hundred voters,
vho haze aiscsys heretofore voted Vie
Democratic ticket. and noU declare for
Frem,rf."
Demoine courier., 1856-10-09

a TnE principal arguments of the
Buchanan party in this campaign may
be thus enumeratcd:-First arg ument.-
"You lie." Second-"Go to h-l."-
Third.-''I'Il be, ) GU ten dollars
Demoine courier., 1856-10-09
n. II. warden 4 Co.,

Are receiving their Fall and Winter
Goods, a large and very judiciously
selected Stock Of every variety Of Dry
Goods and Groceries. See advertise.
ment and give them an early call. g
Demoine courier., 1856-10-09
Coz. FremOnt's Religion.

There mas seldom, indeed as Tor that
matter. there has never been SO uuprin-
cip'ed and desperate an attempt 20 mis-.
lesd the people in q polihcal canvass. a.
;hs .iar, insugurs'eG BY the New York
EGpress, and repeated and persisted in
r. enery hircling press Throughout. the
oounry. to make GU, tina! Fremont 10 q
Roman Catholic. Charges have been
Invented. staten ents made, and afida.
Wits without number manufactured, TO
eait :hc occasion.
Conscious that there was no honest
foundation on which to res. their unholy
ard desperate cause, leaders of both the
Northern factions which are opposing
FREMONT. hsve seen The necessity of re
sorting to all SORTS Of Misrepresentation
end ISLANDERS Prominent among these,
t4- been the a,;emp! TO deter Americans
Ferry v.ting for Fremont. by the cry that
10 10 a Catholic. We desire 10 settle the
question forever in the minds of all rea-
s5nabls men,
The work wss commenced by the
publication Of sn affidavit, by me Alder
nan Palmer, pufporing to give the sub.
s5arce Of a conservation held with Col.
Fremont, III Washington City. Well.
this charge wa settled BY proving from
IKE columns Of The very paper which
publisheu the story, that Fremont WAS
not in the State. ~ the time alluded 10
6g the faimer.
The mex sltamp. was the story, that
ir mis- explorations among the mountains
or the wss'. Fremon, carved q cross up
bn 4 fsrs. sac therefore must have been
q Catholic What an astute aso the
inren,or ofihis mus. be. He in worthy
10 succeed to the mantle Of Mrs. Par.
,;nr.on. wher that estimAble lady shall
give up tho ghos,! What il Fremon,
did carve q cross upon a rocki He was
shs Gre. explorer who haa been in those
regions. and a. Christianity 10 the great
promoter OF civilization, It was very
aa.alal for him to mark bis discoveries
with the emblem of Christianity. One
,:sa. as we'll charge John Bunyan with
being a Jesul, for representing Pilgrim
with . cross on bis shoulders, or any
christian With the same, who cherishes
10 his heart the lines:
nJesus. l my cross have taken
all to leave and follow Thee"
But the matter 10 lao absurd 10 talk
shout.
Next came the statement Of some
Profrsses. or somebody else, at Yves,
Point. that Fremont told him at some
time ,hs, he was . Catholic; but when
,his ulan WAS pressed 10 the wall, he
era led ou, Of it by saying that he was
rr;.,atsc; thar i, was not Fremont. but
some one else had told him that he be-
lreved Fremont was q Eslholie.
Then there was the charge that Ere.
mont YVES a Catholic, because he was
married by a Catholic Priest. This
has been upset by an abundance Of evil
dencs. Among other circumstances,
some young men in Cincinnati made .
bet that . Catholic Priest could no. mar
Demoine courier., 1856-10-09

OF the Overland Route to California,
will exhibit in the Congregational
Church tomorrow night. We bespeak
for the exhibition J foil attendance, hav-
ing every assurance that i. is worthy Of
patronage. The Projectors speak for
themselves in another column n.
Demoine courier., 1856-10-09
Specfal Notices.
An Ounce Of Preventive II worth
u Pound OF Cure.

How many thousand indi viduals hav
ing hereditary prsdispoai,ion 10 organic
disease Of q destructive cha. cter. nigh,
DC saved By the timely uss Of ths. o
derful restorative. known ~ Hurley's
Sarsaparilla. 1t acts mors efficiently 10
complicated and obscure diseases than
IN any other class Of affections; and is
therefore had { when al other
Known remedies fail 10 afford relief
Ind. Journal.
Dr.. Orr has . supply on hand.
Demoine courier., 1856-10-09
Rare Chance.

Mr.. ]. w. Ncighbor offers for sale
two farms Of loo acres each, = rare
chance for spectators and others wish
ing TO buy. See Mr.. Ne advertise
ment.
Demoine courier., 1856-10-09
New LoNDos, Conn. Oct. 6.

NEW LoNDoH, Conn. Oct. 6.
Al our town election to-day the repub.
lican ticket was elected BY = majority
ranging from $50 to 900. Pierce's
msjoity in 1852 val 800.
Grafton. Norwick, Monthsil, Water
ford and Lyer have all gone for The re-
publican.
Demoine courier., 1856-10-09
WAsHINoroN, Oct. 6.

W~AsHINoToN. Oct. 6.
The Unitarian Church yesterday dis.
missed their pastor, Rev. Monchered B.
Conway. on account OF having preached
against slavery. il was done by a small
majority. Some of the an,i.slavery men
were absent from the city.
Demoine courier., 1856-10-09
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.

Messrs. Bolts and Prior. with their
seconds are secreed in Washington.
eIuding the vigilance Of The police. Ar
engagements have been made for the
hostile meeting tomorrow morning
II 10 expected shst the President will
return 10 Washington in the U. 8. s.sa.
mer. Wabash. she having been brought,
TO Portsmouth with tina. view.
Demoine courier., 1856-10-09
Wbinarp.

DIED,-in Bartholomew colnty, indiana
sept. let, CArHEaINE PINo, formerly Of tn'1
county, and q native Of Northumberland cosa'i
ty, Va, aged 80 years.
Demoine courier., 1856-10-09

in the most perfect manner.
GW Colored printing done in
the best style. We have on hand
every description of Job paper,
and Cards of all sizes. Blanks
of all kinds on hand, or printed
to order.
Demoine courier., 1856-10-09
WAsHINoroN, Oct. 6.

A Telegraph received to-day states
that b. X. Bolts and MI. Pryor Of the
Enquirer had lei. tina, city fo1 the vicin.
ity Of Washington to fight . duel. The
police are On the look out for them.
Demoine courier., 1856-10-09
TO Printers and Publishers.

/ viii sell, on good terms, the
material on which the COURIER is
printed, including the press, Ia
Washington No. 8 Imperial,) to-
gether with a lot of Job type
The larger part of the material
is new. My object is to substi-
tute a larger press and different
Type for my paper. To per-
sons wishing to start a weekly
paper, no better chance can be
offered than / now offer.
Demoine courier., 1856-10-09

LockPoRT, Oct. 6.
On Saturday, last 3 murdsrs were
in the Prussian settlement,
sbou, I miles from this city.
Demoine courier., 1856-10-09
fpmeneal.

MARRlED,-On the 9Th inst, at the resi-
dence OF her father, by Rev. r. A. Spaalding
Mr. WILLIAM FARMER to Miss ELLEN WHIT
COMB, all of this county.
Demoine courier., 1856-10-09
COURIER JOB OFFICE.

We have just received from
Chicago, and have on the way, a
large addition to our late very
complete Job Office, enabling us
to execute every kind of
Demoine courier., 1856-10-09

a We call attention 10 the adver-
tisement headed .Caule Lost"
Demoine courier., 1856-10-09
A List or Letters

EMAINING in the Post Office
~ Onumwa, Iowa, which is no, tai.
out before the first day Of January, lss'
they will DO sent To the Dead Letter al
fee at Washington City, d. G..
Demoine courier., 1856-10-09

/, Persons calling for any Of the abo'
'ee'ers will please say advertised" .
they will not get them.
T. J. HOLMES. P. NJ.
Oct. I, 1855.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30

GREAT SALE atKILBOURN CITY, in Colum-
" ba Comfy State Of Wsconsin. There viii be offered
public Sale By the propresos on MONDAY August ls 1876
and during the entire week, ONE THOUSAND to TWO
THOUSAND CITY LOTS, situated 10 dfssn, parts Of the
plat suitable fog bIsinsss AID Tesdsncea - .,
80 TERMS OF PAYMENT
VII be made easy BY sn,l amount In hand and the 70
snder CT long time with low OF interest and bers
discount 20 eli persons who shall make vsushe improvements
within year um the ne Of purchase TO those who may
prefer to pay il hnd s.sI..f
KILBOURN CITY ---.-- 1922
Wisconsin River INN edateiy below kha ro-
m.rtic .ro Known TIE DELLs, and IN the midst Of
m rsruta-a country ane OF the todest and scenery
IL Wsconsi IN. OF the ey sf besutfu end healthy
IN the exrems belcs elevsed pln rsnS smoothly and
ever " rcm bluff eevson Of 90 feet above ths Scr which
fovs srouad boundary to elevation about go
fs vhxre n the table land st in boundary tive
miller 6ists1s from tas rissr.
At ,his point DE la CROSSE and MILWAUKEE RAIL
ROAD escees the Wbconsin River saors nuiss
on between the stsrs sne wsein portions Of the State and
the country beyond %, tlll
Alec al ts poi1t Of the largest wstspowers In the
sss.s IL prsess OF being erected by the Wisconsin River
Hydrsue Ceupaoy. ua-ef chatter granted By the State
The Wisconsin, is,se- rye. ir the Sste saa sn wser
power viii be the ve the river OF s1y thAtcsu
30 inr ~ d .rety evas % s.s sdss.,ssss xhet
~ speeduy rvits she e-ectc1 tf Afhts ard GANtFAC-
rohzzs sfsye-, descr'ptsu johns vLEp.
Gt CO J-lJ I 1876 10 TTs - -
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30

THE valuable Manufacturing Property IN the
Borossh Of STANFORD, Ccnn Known a. the siPPo- FRO,
w.M W,,Rt ~ b. SOLD cublc auction on the prem
Ia. y, 81 ist ~ Jl, IL k.. cocuped Foundry
AZ suitable for Psrer uskins or ether m.nui.ssns pun,
toss n he's h,e Wser Power srd eonseneni te steam
boa, and rai,o.d II VII probably b sold bargain Tns
tTu, made cav GEoRGEE WARlSG. I've, N I.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30
rr,aE nEW-YoRK CENTRAL RAILROADl

cn,srasv n TeHHsuREe's OFFICE. Als.ay. Jcly \
sIh Company h.TSs P:s a.. e sas rsssa Sasssnd
sundrsS and twenty dollar. sni
s o. seeoaut Of hs ptacea % ne s Il.
of he Inc wu agreed upon which debt. thsa sS bunar
million nine hadrsd tDa forty ssysa 81, sT 7 ras
1rns a periods the year sS to hs ys ~ "a
with one tsm n 70 he New. ssed Ia ths behalf 10 ths
rinsne. Circulars Reports OF the Cemesy .s
issued e poy I he us sOni, 5 Of he Company this ppe:.
"hh shall svs9t%sy sSs tSoasan eight hun
Irsd fifteen collar. sad .sysIs, .o g. ss ssee orss Il.
ed to Ss S,.s 80 iT : o@ dS'' tine to ne
s =. he stuty the indebtedness Of ths former .v
ss: s.s ;a ~ Ini q u.l. hsreiass s
mentioned These Bonds v II Be ei ss % ~ ss psys
- ,bs expaiioa of years from ths data WIN ns
s seufabnay ct the rate Of seven Ps, ss1 per On q. G
s.s iss 81 FsSt1s1 ssd August IN each year. .,
Fund Per cent Per - sDsum s .s bonds ~S
NAV at su, time been Issued which shall nc, nays m
Se:s a. s sy s Of the eS OF Sy zap
pyibs means be used eventually kI ns, parpose. ~S
III. sipiins Fund vii Be invested II the outstanding oess
this COMPANY svIs :. nG,e @ os 81 an ,ss
AnT 2eSson hodps 81 the Outstanding obesons OF eos
e former Psnles bearing ths s & rae .ssSs -
Ore stated by this Company, may time surreaS.r .ass
ob h. Company IN sum. not less ,Ssa on. G s
ssre account be adjusted s the time Of the o..
he Conf suy right, giving ten osys P,sf
public notice in at daily newspaPers published ~ ns
Cty OF NewYork to withdraw this permission ss 20 psa
Who do not apply to make such exchange 6efose tbs ehPs
of such notice . Al, III. =, .,x o,,tion Of
s. bndred thousand dosu CT these boass beug
smount now Intended be issued, such proposals 20 ce
lo,ed Proposals for New York Central ks'rosG 03mpsny
Ronds and 70 be addressed urder seal 10 the
Ibsay BY whom the will be received sn. y oeioos
y an the l7th d., Of July at which time sucn pro
nosI, vii be open the Of the o. s
omn,nT or Of ttee Of their number at the Trsasar
s,'s 8fsce IN the Exchange in the City tf AbsIy;
The gh reserved to reject s2y proposal "a ccsne h.
of sny proposal which mar be accepted 70 os
the Tressurers Ofce in Albany or msy ee sHeR%x1
ersdit on the Company with Mes;Is DUNbAH 81
a Co Rsnkers New-York with Messrs j. r: TdAfEn
BROTHER Bankers Boston, on the st day OF AkuS se-s
an lich d.y the hon will date and bsresd Tar aeVsty
On any amount paid previously ntees. will be sowsd 70 'as
iav AZ the rate OF seven per cent snnum ~ va
pcy,,S ny, y 20 D;rsc,ors JOHNv. L. PRUYN Treasurer
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30
Watebes, JemeIrr, &t.
SILXER

WATCHES.-FINE GOLD and SlLVEk
w WATCHES-The largest and most splendid assortment
Watches IN the city be found the subscribers he
business 10 wa for the last eighteen years aud
selling all descriptions Of Gold and Silver Watches, yewey
s,d Silver Wholesale and rst at much es than 'he
usual prices. -, m
Beautiful Cold Leptos Watches four holes jewe!ed...S
Fine Gold Detached Levers full jeweled .....'sD
Fine Gold Hunting Leple four holes jeweied 20
Gold Hunting Case English Patent LeyeIs .'..'. ~
Fine Gold Hunting Detached Levers, full eweed 80
Gold and fBamsl Watches fot Ladies'. SO " 10 ~
Splendid Gold Poke. ChrononeteTs. SID W 10 pSo "
Gold Independent Second W atches for tim ,-o A.
Gold Hunting Watches, which run days. Sl3 W TO o "
Gold Nsgic Watches, which change into - -. .,o. "A
three different Wstcbes.. W 70 o ~, w
God English Patent Levers full eweed SS " 70 S'oo ~
Silver English Patent Lever ZIG Wto en
Silver Detached Levers, full jeweed W to s~ o"
Fire Gold Hunting Case Railway Time keep - 49,, A
sivs, Ienine, forr holes eweled So Ooto sl7 90
n. j. Tobias, Harrison II. g. Beessey l. f. cooper ana
other celebrated makers, for sale very low. -
All Watches warranted 10 keep correct time sno
Jewery exchanged Watches and Jewey u the es
aaIe much less than the usual prices Oeods sent 70
az parts Of thu United States and Canada free OF charge
GEORGE c. ALLEN, Importer Of Watches and Jeweiry'
WHOLESALE aud Retail No II Wals. ID aoor near Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30
Dapty Warehouses;.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. 7. DERRICK
L SON Co., No. 30 Bsskmaas odsr Tor sails on de 's'
Get terms: ,,.,
News Paper ali Sizes wsighs aud qualities
Book Papcr, all sizes, weights and Qualities
Tssus Papet fancy coiors and white Of tho S.x aasny
Hsngins Paper, white and colors' dfs.sat widsha
Hatters Paper thin aud Of .ae beat quality.
Cloth Paper, S6x4O and 4txts.
English Hardware Paper, afg. ssso-nsns, :s vnvsA
Bheathing Paper Of the boat qus4J.
Wrapping Paper, Straw, Ray and Manila
Yea Paper Of different slxes
Yar RoofaE Paper. znitahe for roofs :, rS',s
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30
CAFE MAY.-SALE of VALUABLE CAPE
II 1 RQpEnIA on NEQNE snAN An, 6 80 =


70 wing desc'hsd vsuabs Re Esste los TO the
veDeDee OF purbaeis The ground IS will be SEEM most
egby located business purposes facing does the pn-
eipa streets q the city aud ON s contis9y 70 the Beach
S saE: suitable i'' the erection OF houses and
AIotofLard comprising acre. the north.
westerly sde Of Lsytte ST. Heading from the Mansion House
Lot Of LaSd comprising half acre situate til, es
side Of WshnstoI st. opposite the old Presbyterian Church.
Three Lot. Of Iane each &c BY us feet opposite the Co
uuba House fronting the west side OF H'ghess Ia the
Lot Of Lsne 80 b, 90 est situate on the eastsy sde
Of Ocean fronting between the United States Hotel and the
q ts? situate qp the westerly s 3 Gf pss,15 Pc
and iSu, ss,si 81 m ssss n Iu' the Asn
Lot Of Land 50 by II fe: situate % 1 the west side of
Lot iiIs 'sS1s ass 'a' the S9s
Ocean SITS oIi CO tes inches Washington St. and
pns c. feet e on sSeS ST. there sdoi1us The srouad.
ofthe Columbia House, Bsneus Ten Pin Alley, aud the
the Beach and lying between two Of the Ess Hotel. on the
Issl (the Coumbis and the Unt-d Sites The rental Of
this Lot yees the interest Of 5000 BY lease, which
hss yet wears to run The Lot will bo sold with or without
g. Nst1ty Movable Fisme Houses fused .. Stores aud
Dwel situate portions Of the sbovedecrbsd property.
sss viii take place at p m beginning with the property
liis teeye that Opporu is offered IA the above
dwelling purposes this well stab shed place Of popu
Jar rssolt The eligible situation Of the various Lots de-
tt isy Of Public Sales Of Land in their locality well deo
strates Moreover, the rspi advances which m.ki1g
the Ws, JsTsy Railroads. bid fair IL the ye
rbes 20 double the yaEs of ground situated is the above
The size Of the Lots presented well aspts them TO the
ion Of large Hotels and Boarding houses and ~ be the
eDdea of the subscriber at the Sale dispose Of Lots Of
sizs suitable ior stsbns il addition the D~eng purposes
relieving their future Of the attend
upon the e those desirable rural uIu-
and diving II wouio be well for s desire 10
,eeue the very best in character Of The most ppuar Wa
teDs Am. es 20 be in attendance az the Island onthe
day fIed for the Sale.
Mo- particular description C. the property and Of III.
which the Lets will be divided for the Sale be had
by applying the subscriber the Merhahts Hotel CsOe
IsLd NswJeIssy, between the hour. of aud aud
and 6 .. n. JOHN DOUGHERTY
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30

HANDSOME COUNTRY RESIDENCE in
Ii Woodbridge Tcwnship Niddlesex County, New Jersey
With q Of excellent LAND for SALE or EXCHANGE
for PROPERTY In NewYork jersey City Brooklyn There
double two1oty House, built in modern style with
largo wing Pszza &C. Out buildings extensive, handsome
abundance II is within 9 miles Ut New
York acces Unlimited by railroad steamboat making q
ost cov neIt and desirable redepc FIR doing 5us
ness In town Apply JOSEPH w ALLsN
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30

T ludlow PATTON e. Co., STOCK and Exl
II CHANGE BR0KERSs Nc. 10 William -st.-stocts AMI
Bords boz Eht ard soa a. tia Broxes ard Commission
Lo,rs ,sd business paper naxsstsd lnt.rssl allowed on DO
RosIta Div!.Dds aad lrss xa,a collected Al r,atsl
ksfsC sCsnSs-y n,a Bazk- g.l4 III, ~ go,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30

ONO AND PENNSYLVANIA HATHAWAY OV'{
PIrrsBuRGH. JulJ 7th, 1855: )
NOTICE TO the STOCKHOLDERS OF the
II OHIO and PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COM
PANYIn pursuance Of the Stockhotes Of the OHIO
and Penrsy Railroad Company an ELECTiOS VII , %
Surch on the this nh between the hours Oh
ard o'clock M for sssn Zee rSp% S15sU wIySE and
CHICAGO RAILROAD COMPANY to serve for one year,
and IN M their successors chosen according TO sw
p HENDERSON, Sec'y OF the U and I. X X 70.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30

MADAME BERGIER respectfully informs her
III friends and the public general, thai her BoAhDNG
and DAY SCHOOL for young Ladies will be reopened on
WEDNESDAY September TO- Circulars Gun be obtained at
bor residence No. 1872 Madison.av.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30

EARTHENWARE and CHINA - $50 crates
II Boots's syds-Lan shape" White GiaLite.
cretes Comu.oa Goods
- crates " Blue Willow" plain shape. ~
20 bhds Gold Lustsr Jusa 50 thds "Brigwoois" China
For sae 10 lie trade 10 OF ginal packages only by
BURGESS, DALE & GODDARD, No 76 Pesrst.
Agents for the Manufacturers
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30

CHICAGO, ST. PAUL AND FoxD Du Lac RAILROAD Co.,
No. l2 WaiLst., New York, July 25 1886
VNHE INTEREST upon the Bonds Of this Com
paIy due August viii be paid and after tnat date
upon Presentation Of Coupons at this Office
J. w. CURRIER, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30
MYSTIC, HALL SEMINARY for 6 YOUNG nc,

LAUIEo-WE NIHBs
Boston Ten tesche Of first ability employed in the School
sHodI facilities for thorough English Edu,aion with Latin,
Greek the modern polite Languegss Music Guitar Piano,
Harp AID Organ; Drswirs Embroidery. and seven kinds OF
Painting Rer Of spd the etiquette OF society
ncucated. Pa lady resides in the family Pfzes are
awarded in esch department.
Aida TO eaacaon be found in Calehenics, Dan
cling Gymnasium BoyliDs Alley, (striely priyAe swim
ming the Mystic River saltl horseback riding, &C. Well
trained saddle horses beoIg to the Seminary FOR pa icua
sl dress the PriI cpsl, MRS. THOS. SMITH.
The Robert G. Winthrop, Boston; the
Hon Edwad Everett Boston: the Rev Chses Brooks West
Nedford; the ev Joha Piepont, West Medord Gardner
A H. Principal Boston Latin Schoo the Hon Abbott Law
renee Bcsto1i the Rev Hubbard Winsow, NswYork the
Rev william. Hague DID, Albany; the Rev. Rolin H. Neale,
d. D., Boston the Hon. Sam. Houston, Texas.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30

GREENWICH, Ct.-For sale or exchange, a
~ large House with OF land Apply 70 Capt Pal
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30

n W. VAUGHAN & Co, Providence, X. l.,
IT, BANKERS and BROKERS' are prepared to nesoisH
Coumerc, Paper to make Collections 10 all parts OF the coua
~, to buy and sell STOCKS ON COMMISSION. s2a
business. ,,. .,.A..-. ~.
osl Bank Providence r. M d. C. Baker PRESIDENT Low
ard BANKING Company Boston, hessrs Koootn' eon
Ysv.York Nessrs. John Fsrnum Co.. PhisdeipbiA
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30

SCHCOL FURNITURE
y CIRCULARS sUPPIIED on APPLICATION
By X. PATTON, No. "a GRONE-ST
CPLENDID SUITES OfENAMELED FURNI-
WARREN WARD. No SO Canal.t.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30
ALsIRT II NrcoLAY, Auetionear

Albert II EIcoLAY, Auctione@r
ENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
O-ALBEBT H. NICOLAY Gill sell q, sucti N. WE'D
NkSDAI, Juy oth at 10 O'Clock, at No lo4 Foryth st,
OF Pailor Guile Of Brocstee Furniture Bru.s Carpets
Bhrors Mahogany Chairs bu-eaus Tables Bes and Bedroom
Furniture K,c. en- Utensils OIL Cloths Shades curtains
Sofas ssnel Ornament Mahosa iron Bedstead aud
general assortment Of housekeeping articles &c. &C. Csts
logues ready on day Of sale. ...-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30

III Nev.Hsmr+hre This we'll endowed iosituton distant
about m miles by railroad from Boston, has been IN successful
tho charge Of the late DIR. BENJAMIN ABBOT; for nearly
twenty has been conducted by the present PRINCIPAL
@. HOY T. A H. Professor Of Ala heInacs add Natural Phi
losOphy snd GEORGE G. SAWYER B.. Professor OF tue
only for those who wish either to prepare or college pu
full Of classical studies 10 connection with and
ouneson for the ordnsry branches OF thorough Ens I'd
The Middle the Senior aId the Advanced Glasses the last
Dg Of those pupils who expect TO enter Co es s so2ho
In advance But students OF good abilities
and with ordinary previous asrnens may DO prepared to
Candidates for admission be least IL years Of age
ons h,irs tesunas ~ GOOD moral chararfer AMI nreen
themselves tte first day of the first Term, which is
wEDNE sDAY, August n Any received afaeI that time
The memFs Of the Academy equed to be constant aud
punctusl public worhp tho Sabbath at such church
There an xamIaon at he of each Term attended
tho Trustees aDd by o gentlemen specially invited b. the
Trustees 70 be pfestI as E,amneIs
Agreeay to vote OF the Trustees tine department appca
or 10 study and prohce Of the students made h own
e guardians at the OF each Term
About 20 students selected aunuay from ano1g he mem
be of the Academy admitted the Charity Foundation.
Ofthess Class receive besides their
81 Is Qualifications coming beneficiary good char
sctor indgeDce talents soboasp; aid be-
BENEFICIARY until be has been member OF tie Academy
In Abno Hal bndng erected by the TruseeI there
good Studes sDd bedrooms about Students each
eas wsshaDd looking glass and stove. These Too'ns are
occueo wi hout charge, except for damages part Of the
TUIT1oNA24 year al reuittsd INDECENT ssudents
OF Board Abbot Hall uer the direction Of the Trus-
renee raw be made to either Of the following gentlemen
ACADEMY: The Rev Charles Burroushs D. D. Portsmouth,
II the Hon, Samuel hale, A. NJ South Berwick, Me-;
Gerbsm D. aud she Hon Amos Puck bsh OF Exeter and
Prof Francis Bowen, Harvard College. CanhTige Masa
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30
Jnslrnrtiou

MRS. OKILLS BOARDING and DAY
1Sl SCHOOL Will be reopened on TUESDAY, Sept g.
Circulars be obtained At her residence Nos and 10 Cn
toD-place eth or at Mr. t. N sTANFORDS BOOKSTORE No.
eS7 Broaoway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30
Daints, Oils, G!ass, &r.

EXTRA QUALITY REFINED LARD OIL
II Very pue burns brightly snd long speru and neva
,usts de wick. being hss f:ou gum, i hverJ suPonH "
CoBURN's Pure TALLOw OIL Sapshor for burnes.
will stand colder weahsr AID w outweAs the best spm o.
DA's~ JOHN W QUINCY Es 90 wIriank-