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WITH CHEAP BOARDING,
ON CAPITOL HILL,

IL ton for summer in the city having large airy,
and commodious rooms, not near any other build
ing or obstruction, and being near next to- and north
ofihe east square Of the Capitol Park IL rendered
perfectly healthful by the absorption of malaria by
the foliage and flowers, over and through which the
pass Mosquitoes remarkably scarce Board as good
as any.
No. $685. First street east, between and north.
July g.
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7 PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED

lbROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
IL by the undersigned until Monday, the 18th
day of the present month"; at o'clock for grading
Fourth street west from New York avenue to o
street north Proposals TO state the price per cubic
yard. The surplus earth to be deposited in o street.
and to be levelled
Notice is given that there will be but one price
paid either for cutting filling, that which measures
the mott.
t r. B. OWENS, SAL +
Commissioner of the Sd and 4th Wards.
JOHN WALKER,
-..... A. e L. KEESE,
aug 8 Assistant Commissioners
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Massachusetts Pokitics.

BosroN, August 5.--The Fitchburgh, Massa-
chusetts American State Council held meeting
to-day, when motion to endorse Fillmore and
Donelson was amended by substituting the names
of Fremont and johnson, by vote of so to 81.
A letter was read from President Bartlett, revo-
king the charter of the Massachusetts Council on
the ground OF recreancy and authorizing the Fill.
moreites to form new Council ..
The Fillmore men hereupon withdrew, and
formed new State Council.
The Fremonters endorsed the nomination of
Governor Gardner, and adhered to the nomination
Of Fremont and johnson.
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LIME! LIME!! LIME!II

NMTILL be opened tomorrow, at the
Wv Lime Kilns of w. III. Cooley Co., stu
ated on Rock Greek, between the upper and lower
bridges, a kiln of very superior Wood-burnt L-me
The subscribers have also on hand large supply
of Plasterers' Hair, Cement Calcined Plaster, and
every description OF the very best quality Of Lime
which will be disposed of on the most reasonable
terms. w. H. Cooley CO.
up l5-eOtf In
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Ne,o York Markets.

New YoRK, Aug 6.--Flour Ia firm. Sales Of
5000 bbls. Good State, 90 So superfne Ohio,
10 90; standard Southern, IS 10.
Wheat has declined cents Sales of 2S, 900
bushels. Western red, 81 10 81 ~.
Corn is higher. Sales of 10000 bushels -
Southern mixed, 81 cents.
Pork is steady. Sales Of 400 bbls. Mess $40
IL 1-2.
Beef is dull Sales Of 200 bbls. Repacked
mess, Sll.
Lard Is buoyant. Sales of 800 bbls at l2 7.S cts.
Whiskey is improving. Sales of 400 bbls Ohio,
80 cts
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THE NEXT ON THE HAVANA PLAN!
All the prizes drawn The best Lotteries, and no
mistake!
Drawn in Baltimore ON Saturday August Esd, 1856
Purchasers, look to your interest and don't touch
any but Maryland Tickets.
Bonds to the amount of 100000 are given by the
Managers to the State of Maryland to
secure the payment of prizes.
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WANTED.

THE SHAVING SOAP.
VrOOm ~ FOwler's Walnut Oil, Military
Shaving Soap. t'
EVERYTHING sought by the most fas-
IL tidious in this branch of the toilet and essen
tial to good shave" will be found, upon trial,
combined in the above-named article
II has now been in the market twelve years, and
the thousands who have used il testify to its
passing and agreeable qualities. 1t is without doubt
the best soap in the world The genuine bears Vroom
Fowers signature in fac saaite, and is only man
ufactured by John B. Vroom, successor New York
Sold in Washington by Selby Parker, Nairn and
Palmer Georgetown, w. B. White.
i,,Iv i1--3mdf
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Financial.

NEw YORK, August 6.--Stocks are lower Chi
cago and Rock Island, go Sd; Cumberland Coal,
20 3-s; Illinois Central shares, l07; do bonds,
81 49, Michigan Southern, 90 1-2; New York
Central, 3-s; Penn. Coal Co., l02 Reading,
SO; Virginia 6s, 9a l-2; Missouri 6's, SO.
Sterling Exchange is firm
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MUST BE SOLD, our entire stock of
lVh Fancy and Plain Bonncts #
80 Open-worked Lace and Hair Bonnets, with
curtains
90 Fancy Hair and Gimp Bonnets
rs Misses Hair and Lace Bonnets
case slightly damaged straw, suitable for COM
mon wear, travelling, &C., will be offered a
great bargain.
Call at Mrs. X. G.. ETCHISONS
Our customers who have received their bills are
respectfully requested to make nm early settlement
either by cash or notes at short date, and thereby
greatly obligo Mrs r. g. f.
july g.
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TNION SPRINGFIELD, fuckers Patent,
~ new invention, and most comfortable and
desirable article, especially for summer USE requir
ing only thin mattress, just received at the House
street. A. R0THWELL.
au 4-eo3tif
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

OFFICE OF WASHINGTON NAT. MONUMENT SOCIETY,
Washington, July l, 1856.
I'm accordance with an order of the Board
IL of Managers, the public requested to pay no
more contributions for the Washington National
Monument to agents heretofore commissioned by the
Board.
This notice is not TO be construed as q censure on
the agents, but it il designed to eectuate general
settlement Of the affairs of the Society The Board
is well assured of eventual success in the patriotic
enterprise in which il is engaged but 1t has resolved
TO suspend further proceedings by agency until q
PLAN now under consideration, for combining ehi-
cheney, promptitude and safety is matured
Balances due fl ON agents, or Offering. from indie
pendent contributors to be sent by draft payable
10 the order Of the Treasurer Of Washington National
Hoaament Society enclosed in a letter to the under
signed. BY order:
SAMUEL YORKE ATLEE,
july 5--dtf Secretary w. N. M. 3.
~ b. Editors throughout the United States will
confer favor the Society. and benefit the public
by publishing this notice and sending to the Score
tary copy of the paper containing the same.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM The ASSOCIATED PRESS.
M THE HOUSE PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
Railroad Accid.nt.

PHILADELPHIA, August 6.-The train from Bal.
timore, last night, run over COW, near Gray's
Ferry and was detained till near daylight Three
passenger cars were demolished. No person was
Killed, and fortunately but a few passengers were
injured. A. Tchureman was somewhat hurt, and
Mr.. Ball the mail agent, was internally injured
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tPRO BONO PUBLICO.o
BLACKISTONE'S PAVILION.


TNHIS place Of resort will he open ON the
- Sd day of July for the accommodation of Ia
visitors. The subscriber has engaged first I,sa
rate Cotlon Band for the season. and with his large
and splendid ballroom offers vast inducements to
the lovers of the dance.
His table will be constantly supplied with all the
xuries Of the Potomac and his Bar with the choicest
liquors.
This is known 10 be OF the healthiest places
the river, being situated between Blackisones and
St Catharine's islands.
There will be a celebration the Fourth of July,
and Ball and public Cotlon Parties on Thursday,
oath July Thursday, nth August and Thursday, 2lst
of Auguse. -
The steamer Alice Price will land passengers du-
ring the watering season, on Tuesdays aud Fridays
going down, snd will stop for passengers on We'd
nesdays and Saturdays. her return trips.
The steamerSC oumbia will also land and take off
passengers at the above Pavilion on Wednesdays
going 70, and on Sundays returning from Baltimore
Board 81 per day, for week or longer; 81 25,
less than week
June 97--2m# GEORGE w. BLACKSTONE
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ALABAMA LOTTERY.
Authorized by the State Of Alabama.
SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY
/ @ T I + r Y!
CLASS F-NEW SERIES

To be drawn, in the City of Montgomery Ala
bama, in public, on Thursday, August Is,
1856 on the
HAV ANA PLAN
SAMUEL SWAN, Manager.
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Baltimore Markets..

BALrINoRE, August 6.-Flour is steady Sales
OF Howard street. at 81 50 10, and Ohio and City
Mills at 81 rs.
Wheat is quiet Good to prime reds, Al So a
81 60; good to prime whites, 81 63 a 81 20.
Corn-sales of white, at GO a 90 cents yellow,
MI 63 n az cents '.a ## .
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REMOVAL.
!" o. HOOD wishes to inform his

!" o. HOOD wishes to inform his
lie friends and the public that he has re- *
moved his stock OF fine Watches, rich Jewelry, ga
and Silver Ware, to the store formerly Occur gAAA
pied by Mr.. Keyworth, No. 1888, Pennsylvania ave-
nue., three doors above Ninth street, where he will
keep constantly on hand fine assortment Of Gold
Jewelry. Watches of every description; Also pure
Silver Ware of my own manufacture; together with
a great variety of other rich wares.
Having hal long experience in the New York
and Washington trade, am prepared to offer goods
at the lowest possible prices, at wholesale retail
Sign of the large Spread Eagle,
June eff No. 338 Pennsy lyania avenue
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All orders addressed 10
HUBBARD a CO.,
Baltimore, Maryland,
will meet with prompt and confidential u4ttenhon.
July 25-d&w
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UNION HOTEL. WASHINGTON City,
Opposite the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Depot.

yNyHE Subscriber, having leased the hotel
n known as Foy's Hotel, and formerly occupied
by the late John Foy, is now prepared TO accommo
date the travelling public. The table will always be
supplied with all the delcacies of the season, pre-
pared in the most superior style.
The bar attached to the house is furnished with
the finest Liquor and Cigars that can be obtained.
JAMES T. LLOYD,
june 2-eo3m Proprietor
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#0# WOOD AND COAL.
~E are now prepared to supply all
Wv those who may favor with their patron
age with the best article OF fuel, at the following
prices:
Oak Wood. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. go 90 per cord.
Pine Wood Observation-Disclosures. 5 90
Hickory Wood. Observation-Disclosures. 90
Stove and White Ash Egg Coal. 49,. 80 per ton.
Red Ash Observation-Disclosures. 70
Transition Nut. 90
Cumberland Lump. ............... 30
Persons laying in fuel for the winter would do well
10 give us a call before purchasing
All orders left at p. j. Steers store No. 488, Sew
enth street. between ID and Z, or at our Office will
be promptly filed.
2,240 pounds given to the ton.
~ JOHN w. MYERS 4 CO.,
Office and Yard corner G and 22d streets,
aug Sim First Ward
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GEoRGFTowN.-Good red and white wheat is
worth 81 so a 81 60; FIVE wagon loads from,
Prince Georges county were received here this
afternoon. Flour firm at ~ 25 very little old
for sale.
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Certificates of packages of 2s wholes $500 90
Do do 90 halves. ...... $50 90
Do do 20 quarters. ....., IS 90
Address all orders 10
T. H. HUBBARD & Co,
Baltimore, MARYLAND
Authorized Agents for the Managers
Official drawings sent to all who order
July 25-d&w
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HERoIsM OF A YOUNG LADY.--The Boston Cou-
rier, speaking of the burning Of the steamer John
Jay, on Lake George, says
Tho nobility of Miss Kate Cores conduct during
the excitement and the struggle for life on board
the John Jay, rises to the dignity and sublmity of
poetry. She was travelling under the protection
of her friend and neighbor, Mr.. Pritchard, and
when danger was imminent, che turned to him
"Sr, take care Of Mrs. Pritchard; l can swim
Thus saying, she tripped forward, with a mind
composed and determination fixed, and passed
over the side of the burning vessel. The distance
from the shore was then over mile but she, re-
lying upon her own strength and courage, and be-
ing unwilling to embsrrass others who might have
dearer charges, undertook to save herself She
swan a mile, and became exhausted. good
boatman, observing that she failed, pushed to her
relief and succeeded in reaching her in time. he
took her into his skf and landed her safely. She,
in transport of joy and true to that nature, which
is always grand, rewarded him with gift more
precious to his manly heart than gold.
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ALEXANDRIA, yA--Wm. Fl. Fowle, Esq, was
unanimously reelected presiding justice of the
magistrates court.
At auction 900 sacks coarse Liverpool salt sold
at 81 90 81 05; $50 do fine at 81 90.
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SCHEME.

Tickets slo--Hslves, 3d. Quarters, ~ 50.
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NO. lS,4l9.
Prizes of $4,000 sold in shares, part in Baltimore
and the balance sent to distant customers.
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SUSQUEHANNA CANAL LOTTERY.
nIaaa 90

GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
Class %.
To be drawn in Baltimore on Saturday, August 23,
1856.
70 numbers-15 drawn ballots.
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The ODD FELLows.--We learn from an anthem
tic that the operations of the several Lodges
of Odd Fellows in this District, for the year ending
on the Both of June last were az f,lows.
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SCHEME.

Tickets $l0-Halves, Quarters, 81 so.
Certificates of packages 90 wholes. $l40-shares il
proportion.
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.

ificates of packages of 20 wholes $140--shares in
proportion.
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MONUMENT GRoUEDs.-The Board of Managers
of the Washington National Monument, at their
regular meeting yesterday, ordered the old shan
ties in which the blocks contributed to the Monu-
ment are now contained to be demolished, and a
new edifce erected, in which all these beautiful
testimonials of patriotism may be commodiously
and tastefuly arranged. The building win be one
hundred feet long by fourteen in width, and fur
nished with necessary doors and windows. It will
be well sheltered, and win offer agreeable pro-
menade to ladies' and gentlemen. The projected
Improvement will be completed in about ten days.
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IIckeIS kIU-HaIVes, S0--Vuarters, " 20.
SUSQUEHANNA CANAL LOTTERY.
Class 81.
To be drawn in Baltimore city August "a, 1856.
rs numbers-15 drawn ballots.
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Mr.. Powers has completed his model of the
statue Of Webster.
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AssAULr.-Thomas Finnegan charged Pat Rady
and T. Radcliffe, with an assault upon him, with
intent to kill Squire Roland held the parties to
bail, in the sums Of 5000 and 5000.
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mont. He then retired amid three times
three chesrs, for the Bold Defender of
Freedom" The Hon. Thos. Williams
wa, then introduced; and with many
speakers of less note continued to bold
the audience till late hour. And after
an unusually long, hot, and dusty session
the crowd of true.hearted Republicans,
only dispersed to gather again at differ
en-, Ward meetings in the evening.
Thu. closed the greatest Convention
which has assembled in this portion of
the state for many years. 1t is to be
hoped that the thousands gathered here
from all parts of Pennsylvania. and from
Ohio, have borne to their distan. dis
tricts and towns, portion Of that en-
thusiasm, and encouragement, which was
plainly visible upon tho face of every
friend of freedom.
Yours trnly, WILKINS
Pittsburg, Sept. Goth, 1856.
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New Publications.

bred Tale Of the Great Dismal Swamp,
by Harriet Beccher Stowe. 2 vols 12mo ;,
81 ,15. Life Explorations and Public Ser
vices of John Charles Fremont, by Charles
W. Upham, 70 cts. Three per cent. a Month /;
or the Perils of Fast Living, by Charles
Bnrdett, 81 CO. Green Mountain Traveller,
by Josiah Barnes, Sen. 81 90. Adventures
OF Gerard. the Lion Killer, by Charles e.
Whitehead, 81 ,25. Green Mountain Girls,b by
Blythe White, Jr sl,25. The Sparrowgrass
Papers or Living in the Country, by Fred
crick 5. Cozzcns, 81 90 Western Border
Life; or what Fanny Hunter saw and heard
in Kansas and Missouri, S 90. Retrbuiion,
by Mrs Emma d. L. N. Scuthworh, Sl,25.
The Wanderer, by the author Of the Watch
man, 81 60 Worth and Wealth; Maxims
for merchants and men of business, by Free
an Hunt, ST 20. Diary and Correspondence
of Amos Lawrence, 81. Appletons' Railway
and Steam Navigation Guide, for September,
10 cents. Steel Engrsvings of Charles sum
ner, 80 cts. Republican Song Books, III.
Tribune Campaign Life Of Fremont, Maya
zines for September. For sale by
Sept II 1886, II. COPELAND.
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Cambridge Cattle Market.

Wednesday, sept II.
At market 1903 Cattle, 10 00Beevcs and
504Stores consisting of Working Oxen,
Cows and Calves, ycarlings, two and three
years old.
PRrcrs-Market Beef-Extra, (inclading
nothing nG. the best large oxen well STALL
fed at least one yer $s,,o lstquality ICON
sisting of large fat oxen, sta, fed al last sew
eral months,) 1907 so ID quality. Consist
ing of the best srass-fed oxen, the best STALL
fed cows and the best three years old
steersl 81 ,5Oa7,75; Sd quality, 81; ordinary
$6d6, so,
Hides-797ic'p cwt. Tallow-7tas.c.
Pelts-62i@Slc. Calf Skins-l4c. per h.
Veal Calves-$6, SG10.
Working OXen-$l24, 1870, 100000
Cows and Caves-$36, So, 40, 45,s AS, SO
@65,
Sheep and Lambs-6002 at market. Extra
SO, s9l2. by lot. ss2l, 5,75. $50 8, 3t,4s95.
Swine-Wholesale soft oic hard corn fed
Tv per ID.
REMARKs.-A very active market this week
Sheep and Lambs were all takeu up quickly
as fast as they came in, and at an advantage
of 6Oc per head on all qualities.
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THE GnEar EsdLisH REl,EDy-Sir James
Clark's Celebrated Female i'iAs.-Prepared
from prescription of Sir James Clarke, NJ.
ID. Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable Medicine is unfsiling in the
cure of all those painful and dangerous dir
eases incident to the female constitution.
1t moderates all excess, removes all oh
struclions, and brings on the monthly period
with regularity. These Pills should be used
two or three weeks previous to confinement;
they fortify the constitution, aud lessen the
suffering during labor, enabling the mother
10 perform her duties with safety to herself
and child
Ihe@ Pills should not be taken BY female
during the FIRST THREE MONTHS Of
Pregnancy, as they are sure obying on MIS-
ecrriGge, hit at any other time Mey are safe,
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affec-
tions, pain in the Back and Limbs, Hcayi.
ness, Fatigue on Slight Exertions. Palpita-
tion of the Heart, Lowness of Spirits, Hys.
terics, Sick Headache, Whites aud all the
painful diseases occasioned by disordered
system, these Pills will effect cure when
all other means have failed, and although
powerful remedy, do not contain iron, Gallo
mel, antimony, or any other mineral
Full directions accompanying each package.
Price, in the United States aud Canada, One
Dollar. Solo Agents for this country, I. C.
BALDWIN & Co., Rochester, N. Y. TUT
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STATE OF RMON Z /.

Whereas, by the recent death of the Hon.
JAMES MEAcHAM, late Representative from
the first Congressional District, vacancy
has occurred in the representation of this
State IN the Congress of the United Statcs,for
the unexpired term of the Thirty-fourth
Congress-:
Now therefore, in conformity with the Con-
sttution of the United States, and the stat
ntes of this State In such case provided, |,
STEPHEN RoYcE, Governor of tho State of
Vermont, do issue thi, proclamation, hereby
notifying, warning and requiring the freemen
throughout said first Congressional District,
to meet in their respective towns and election
precincts, on the Tuesday next following the
first Monday in November next, at one
O'clock in the afternoon of said day, and at
the place in each town and precinct where
the last meeting therein for the election of
Representative to Congress was holden, then
and there. in due form of law, to elect per-
son to represent this State in the Congress of
the United States, until the fourth day of
March next.
Given under my hand and the seal of the
State, at East Berkshire, this 10th dav of
September, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and fftv.six. and
ofthe independence of the United States
the cighty-first
STEPHEN ROYCE.
BY the Governor:
WILBUR p. DAVIS, Secretary. 23;6t
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WIsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.-This
mcnicine, coming from a respectable source.
and carefully prepared by an experinced and
with confidence. Its efficacy has been prov
ed in many obdurate cases of disease, and
its fame has rapidly extended. 1t has been
extensively used in every part of the country,
particularly in the Middle ane Northern
States, and strond testimony, from high, re-
spectacle and intelligent persons, has been
abducted in favor of its merits as a remedy
for Colds and Coughs, affections Of the Chest,
diseased Liver.
No other Cough remedy has ever attained
SO high reputation.
None genuine unless signed l. Brrrs on the
wrapper.-BOst0n Journal.
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Fort Edward Institute.

Rev. j. E. King, A. M, Principal.
Faculty, Tccnty Protsssors aud Teachers.
BUILDINGS Brick, extensive and superb,
Dwell finished and furnished, having scpa-
rate departments for ladies and gentlemen.
RATES Whole expense per term of four
teen weeks for BOARD, Washing, Fuel, Fur
nished Room, Incidcntals, and Tuition in
Common English, $4,000 in advance. Fif
teen cents per week extra for fuel when fires
are needed in students rooms.
Students received when there are vacan-
cies and charged for residue of the term.
CALENDAR FOR 1S5G-7.-Fall Term began
August 14th ends Nov. l9th-Winter Term
begins December 4th ; ends March 18th, 1857
Spring Term begins March 26th ends Ju
~ lst-Fall Term begins August 18th ends
November lSth.
Those capable of complying with the
wholesome regulations of Christian lnstitu-
ton, are invited to apply for Catalogues or
for Rooms. to the Principal Fort Edward
Institute n. Y. 2lSw
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HoLLowAY's Pills, a Cure for Sick Head
ache and Bile-William Kaners, of Dover
Name was, perhaps, one ofthe greatest suf-
terers from sick headache and bile, scarcely
day passed hithoat his feeling the dreadful
affects Of these formidable evils, he put him
self in the hands of the doctors, but they did
him no good, in fact, he became worse, until
his suif,rings we're more than human nature
could bear, and he almost sunk under them;
fortunately for him he commenced using Hol-
loway's Pills. which acted upon the system,
cleansed the bowels cleared the head, aud
by persevering with them for eight weeks,
thoroughly restored him to health He has
ever since been entirely free from these dread
full attacks.