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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-16

0Ml01o s4AOe 20 D0O M. ESs
Mrs. NO BkAANs II Nsv k~gh, tie sbs Ass-
4v1 tor u tbs stem sf nAkasg shwts 70
whs Tor fifteen years has dsns hpaipsss Tor the
hSssds sy trsdc ;tfoTmsf.y To.f Nttf Aouse,j has
orxnsd IYsms one aSof west Of ths |ssso1ses, -
Johhsen str~s,sp ssstsss eAs % prspasA - sss-
sstS. wfta psSssptnssss and asspsash, srdsss -
Shirts. Cellars. Asbs Dc Cham ssSs, Lsdiss sna
ChildIvH's uressss. g 4gas5 stss..8 Ne AZ
PAssie. fdrnis hihg their Own materiAis will %
hsnSrabiy deat wtth.aa l'sis 80 80 n ~ s.
Lsdiss' baaas<s ssi and basssA IN assspssioI
mspncr, A Asst rAts Niiiinsss pAsticslaS]y IL an
sfsls :or1 = i's s..,ss +
PEELED TO make Laundry arrange a. e1ts Tor hsf eNu
Ossinsss, she 10 ssls " tsk~ lbs wsahing II su-
bar II gentlsDss. AL gusds sent fsr, aAd chs -.
ssssssy repairing, ,sesis4s, 4s.rsss
0tbes - absse. ,3saI "a afys kksblO-A 81
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Wisconsin Lumber Yald.

A ~ md ailei which articles ;iesuhsetILcrwiti
II sell ut his saitseu Abe
Corner 81 Eighth 0,ld biondeausts.,
etrcstsN ~ sllo seao-gi.,
and 81 tht u l. and l.aiiruad sts. fneai Il
q ~. y, II. II. peput,i az low thes can &c
honehiia The CITY ana AT his IL arrb ard ~ far-
mDgtan, with etst vi Trans lart attun added. Or.
dsrs hiled ff-sn tes eoanry and shipped 20 any
siaiien on the ratilt as at tbs i0wsetrafes
INLAY Il. q. klbLOGG.
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sANLERS IL LLNEAH.

RuKNl1l ~ D. MAR T. A. q u ~ o.
Main Street, tLci. 5lL q 9TH kk0kkk. Low 4.
yI,H Il uDdsFsis ned hs VI now in nrunuGnn..
4 their wsss-keoEss ana desisn,
keeping constants y IN la "a wei Ii
selected assOyt " eat slikinds u kusnitute,s0r
bracing Marble top Dressir +, and plai Aoseoss |;
6ns and plain sofss abe and plain 0sntss sd
CArdTAblos; Care ssa N VI ssei ChsiTs ,1G4
ieg Oheirs ofcsery descy,i 10 tn splsiswooA1n
seat, t. the Gnest hair CLOTH stnGtdsssf ;piatDG6
fancy dcottas y bsdsteaAsot shsi stsstseyesf
Lounges, &c. ss.sk
Lookin t}iassss Of al lsises fcisots cArpstings,
door and door mattngs, door sud y oil cloths,
mattfasses, lsather dastsrs, cHgriAYs trim nlngs,
window shades and trinrniEgs. AndsssrJ her az
ticle usually heyt in our ltna VI bpsiItss.
Part Of our stock was nndu uBIe our own supes-
sjsien, and therest bought from mu nufsctoriss Of
he standing, so that We tab wsYrsni every uYtf-
ole Tor durability ard finish ri work nansafp.
Oar chi sct 10 to sstabiisl a permanent businsps
here, and not on the Peter Funk prineiplss
ssd an inducemsnt to person. " tsrshAss Of
vs. are resolved tssell Ut the iswsst st. 10 uis
pricsl
Cali and examips our stsek bafart purehaslo Z
elsewhere. We will siwsys AXE pisasursin she's.
Ing furniture - ladies and 0sntt<snsr ~ko nay
favor US with call, whether they issi inclinsd -
bay or not. 6t
BANDERe 4 DUNBAR
Feb. -. lS57.--dawtf
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8 T o v E 8 !.

g r o v ES.
GILES F. FILLEY's, ST. LOUIS,
CELEBRATED CHARTER OAK STOVE.
I'll 10 hardly necessary for us to recnr to this
Stove, the character II which IL so iavorabiy
known. For simplicity of arrangement, saving
OF fuel and superb rity Of operationst Stands m
rivaled. Its advantages arc the result OF ,woim
provements, viz;
lst, INCREASED DRAuGHr Fiuts;
I'd. CIRCULATING Hsr.AiR FIus.
WE ARE NOW RECEIVING
AviNx SUPPLY or
PARLoR, COAL, HEATING & COOK STOVES,
Of all s1essnd patterns which for icc, beauty
and smoothn-ts u essting cannot be axcelled.
among which are the patterns Of North, OhAse 4
North, Of Philadeiphis, Pa. Call and examine
for yourselves.
ENAMELED CRATES,
MARBELlZED IRON NANTES.
We would request ali pcrsum sinus VI OBJ
tanning MAntles ard Crate t. gSr US Il cail. VIC
can furnish you with any size. or tisip n beauty
to please the eye If the ,nest tartiJiouy.
RICkEl 4 ABBOTT,
ang26d 2o3 Natn 1T.
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y Ackks VI hiuf land tirce,is oFpssils Aain.
{ com,nauiing view 81 * s0k Nh. WHssw,
AlsxsndriA, Hsmifttn, ard 10 miller u ths Nit
sjsstDp4 River. There il = Railroad In e.lrss OF
sesstsnetion a. the foot 81 tLs tiu6 s.1tis 10
snssl The 1asst tssssisss Tor sPriysss rssdenssfa
The wsst ''Hsass YM4 M n 5eea saGs
Alseso sAsss - miles from tie river in Scsd
neigh ~ hood sll under ealtir Atitn, good orchard
Of peach and apple trets, : frame hUusss, stab bic
~, good wllls sisA cAAanpsGps. sf4aa ses n
Also 90 acres . nilss frHl. ths river, all uIds!
ssltivsli in good nsig hboi hood, aid imrovsd
Win Soed new frsms besss With reomA, stAhlss
As.,1 wells with chain tutkps, r. ii ~ ssfes IL
nseAow, ) very Asairsbls farm. 4 Il 9
Also % serts choiss lsrd ~ miles from the riv-
-, and In good nsiGhborhood, 80 seres In wheat.
Also fs0 acres nfiss nom the rirer partly In
proved. Eft@ -
Also choice lot Of timber land in Haneoei 60.
Alssssvsssa lsssis shs ss~s u Raniissn, Isli.
Alseswo lsssis Rspuviils, Ds Page cssnty,
Aao land . IaAiann. NJ sa
Also lana - 10 6ta 0hie. sfsexFg kfse&s
Alsp go atilpsspsssy h Ohio. N
Also propssty II KsOhsk, ahA s0sod paying bs-
! VIII sell or ssssssss - "sesd terms In
enisssf sgAsh NH. RUNNER,
eestd Ye.s1 Nal. .Keaksk .{fwf.
JUST THE THING FOB .IOWAl,r
Wsss's Patent cGlvaAiE CshsNs,
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SOIAt LAMPS, CASlUES SPoONS,
IAbl CUTLERY LOOKING GlAssfs. &C,
Man-st., doers below 7ti
hIbh b. ..-,...IOWd.
ntlh attentien u putenasttsis fss9estfnily In.
Yit,sIp the above stoei, v hich VIII bel eund to
mPI!sr the newest, iagg,stI iesi assortment
Of taa sd cyrt Betsd fer saIe IN this city, ali Ut
which - 9irred st prices TO sGit tie times
Parties euut 10 tommenes Housekeeping, hJuSe-
keeper tya all in KANT Of the above artelet will
liant q thtl1 advantage 70 give ms a call pre-
tious lsureLasing sisewherc.
jaGesd q. foSTIR. Z
\AYHiia ltunstpue Dining, lea and Toilet
w ire, II and beautiful shapes, for sale
in sti pieces TO suit purchasers, BY
$751; GEO FOSTER.
L>iAt decor atrd China Vases, Coiogres, Match
i Bo1t gandi csticls, Card Baskets, Inks, MottS
Cups ai,e Aaeers, 1te., in great variety, and for
safe iew hy GEO. FOSTER.
JGnes
,khNA polhn in sells OF pairs new and rich
~ ~ tor sale h} GEO. FOSTER.
9ans --12.- -
HLAsr }'Alet IA .eseat variety, Goklete, Wines
OEfg tasses. bamIag nsr, Cordiais, neenttcrs
Wine Aattits, liar. Table ard Soda Tumbiers. Bit
Ter Bot ~. salpeis Sugars sroon Stands, Bowls
Preserve Dishes, Gallery Glasses, syrup Bottlse
Salts, Iraets. Jars .Lamps, Chpdlesticks. Molasse
Cans, H. APP Chmncyr, Globes, dc, BE-. BY far the
best ASSORTMENT town for sale nj close AEares 81
the New eroekery Stores GEO. FOSTER
junesA
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-20

BnurAL ASSAULT uPox BoY-I'roJa5le Nur-
der.-Yesterday afternoon dispute arose be-
tween man named Joseph Dexherry, a coal
digger, and boy named Gillespie, at Turton's
tavern. on Water street, during which Dexberry
pulled the boy into the house and throwing him
down upon the floor, stamped upon his chest,
beat aud abused him in most brutal manner,
until the blood gnshed from his nostrils and lie
was unable longer to resist. TurtOn, the pro-
prietor of the house, is said to have locked the
door to prevent any assistance coming to the
boy. He and Dcxberry were both arrested and
committed to Jail, by Aid. Duty, to await the
result of the boys injuries. We learn that
young Gilespio's life is dispaired of in cOnse-
qucnce of injuries received.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-20
ALoxa rne mEargIELp Look trip ovec

ALoxG THE HEIPTIELD. We took u trip ovc.
the Hempfsld railroad yesterday. The heavy
aud continued watery visitatious of last week
clusci one or two slides and one or two obstruc.
tions on the road, as we'll as Que or two sunken
places, which were all repaired with the usual
promptncss, displayed, of late, by the officers OF
the company, aud the trains hardly ever fail to
make their advertised time At this saddcst
season of the year, when
lIsap- iu the hOIIOws Of Tia, grove the vh.red
lie dead, '
Aud the eiIylns gus. and to rabbit, tread"
a ride over the Henplicld from Wheeling to
Washington, is attended with more real pleasure
than any short route upon which our minds eve
can Mt present be placed. The scenery along
the line Of tue road is really beautiful and there
are many spots where the inauguration may
form delightful pictures. I here is nothing wild,
grand or terrific to be seen, but there is cult
waited domestic. beauty about the situations OF
the cottages, the windings of the streams, the
rolling, bullying rich lands, which, to the true
aduiirer of the simple beautiful cannot but af.
ford pleasure and food for reflection The old
fantaStic-branched Sycamores, beecheS and ashes,
to which We looked with pleasant antcipations
few short months ago for the budding foliage.
have put forth their leaves since then, ripyIed
and rustled to the summer breeze since then,
aud now they have grown scar and yellow, to
drop, decay, and return to dust like ''the fair
aud good Of ours, and the leaiess mOnarchs, are,
Us before, suggestive of bleak winds and. their
hyperboreau attendants.
Triadclphia, Alexander. ClaySyiIlc, with the
smiling face of DIR. Sweilzer,) Taylorstown,
and Coon Island, are all admirably located and
pleasant places. Then there is Elm Grove, Val
ley Grove and the grove where a party of Wheel.
ing boys went one Fourth of July and became
like Burns Tam O'Shanter-
"O'sr all the ills Of life victorious"
But We only intended to say that day can
always be pleasantly spent in washington; they
have good hotels there, aud many clever, liberal,
intelligent men, with whom our people would
be pleased to deal, either socially or in bust
ness point of view. There is a manifest dispo-
silion on the part Of the washingtonians to be
neighborly, and VIC think out citizens should
avail themselves of the facilities afforded by the
IIempticII to improve and turn to advantage
that feeling.
Take off your business harness and take
ride on the Hcmpfield. Like time aud tide, the
Hempfeid wits for no man, but leaves at nine
o'clock y. NJ, precisely, and returning, arrives
here at four. We understand that the time is
soon to be changed so as to allow the people at
the eastern terminus of the road to come to
this city transact their business. and return the
same day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-20

AS ExrsnAxr KrLLEp. -on the 9th, German
who had left the emigrant train of the P. Fit. w.
x T. r. R., at Alliance was so severely crushed
in attempting to get upon it again when in mo-
ton, that lac survived but few moments after
removal to the pennsylvania House" y sad
incident of the fatal accident was gathered from
his own lips while dying \ brother emisrant
ON his way to the far west - unwell and requir.
ing attention, had deposited his money, with
him, and without 4 knowledge of the cause
which detained his friend, was still on his way
to Chicago-where he would arrive sick, a
stranger and moneyless. Deceased had lett his
family in Germany, and was in search of home
further in the West
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-20

DE-. SNNFoHD's LIVER INvEGoRAToEi is what we
wish to recommend with confidence to our read
ers, our reasons for which will appear in the
following:
Some timcsince, whietroubled with Dyspep-
STA, Indigestion, and thousand other ills that
none but the Dyspeptic suffer. ourphysiciun de-
MED us the use of the fayorite cup of coffee
with our breakfast. But this did not lessen the
evil, so by the Dr's advice meat was discarded
from our dIet-yet Dyspepsia haunted US day
and night, until finding no relief among physi-
clans, we commenced the use of family medi-
cines with less faith than hope. Among other
things, we were recommended to try DIX. SAN
FoED's LIVER iNv1GoEAToR. We tried it, and
since then we have recommended others to try
it, while they in their turn have given their
recommendation, and there are no cases that we
know of who have tried it but have been benc-
lifted by its use. 1t is the most iaoigorating,
life giving balsam we have ever known, aud We
are happy in telling all of its curative proper
ties, aud in recommending them when troubled
with any arrangement of the Liver, to try this
uniailing remedy.-Frc,iOhia UemOer0t.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-20

Tnr ONO RIVER after getting on a regular
o!d'fashioned twenty feet high, is now going
down as fast as it came up, with about fourteen
feet in the channel The mammoth stern-whecl
steamer Metropolis crowded with freight and
passengers, dropped down yesterday from Pitts.
burgh, creating no little excitement about the
landing. She reminded us of times when such
boats and such loads departed from our own
wharf daily
The line steamer Courier, Capt. John M'Lure
Notwithstanding the nufavorable weather, was
receiving freight yesterday for Cincinnati. She
leaves this afternoon positively
The little pleasure boat, j. B. Ford, No. ?,
made trip up Wheeling Greek, on Sunday, at
attracting great attention and admiration.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-20

SIYGULAn cAss OF DnowNlSo.-Notling has
yet been discovered of the body of the Young
man who walked into the river on Saturday
evening last We learn that he walked upon a
raft, which was tied up to the shore, and from
the r:i!' Into the liver He went down imme,if-
ate!y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-20

IT NEVER RAMS BUT IT PoURs.-we had
five successive days of ,ain last week, which
wound up like the tales in the New York Ledger
Ito be continued" Yesterday morning the
weather opened, like the said tales-dry and
we hope this morning may be found in the Same
ate of health" But we had IA rain yesterday
as was rain, all day long, necessarily it came
down. 1t is estimated that about two thousand
umbrellas were hooked yesterday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-20

DEsTrrrTE-A young widow woman with
five young children, the oldest of which is not
more than fifteen, arrived in this city yesterday
entirely destitute of money 4 COLLECTION
was instituted, and soon sufficient amount was
rnised to forward her to Cincinnati, where SIZE
has relatives residing.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-20

Crises ABour.-A large number of these
rowing people, whoaFe supposed.,o engage in tie
liberal professions" spoken Of by the Disband-
ed Volunteer, have been encamped about two
miles from PaTkersburg, during the past week.
Numbers are wandering about town, telIing
fortunes, whenever they can find any one
simple enough to listen to them, trading hor-
SEES, &c.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-20

CHARGED WIN GRAND LAncExY Beard
who has frequently been arrested and confined
in Jail for abusing his mother, was aPprehendcd
yesterday by officer Hauly, charged with steal
ins various articles belonging to set of carPer-
t,r tools, owned by Jonathan Gear. 1t appears
that Beard had stolen the articles at different
tiG,eS and sold them to divers persons. Aid.
Duty sent him up for hearing before the
county court
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-20

ALMOST EVERYBODY Has 0NE!-We mean a
cough or coll! Ii you wish to be relieved
speedily aud without unpleasant effects follow.
ing get bottle of the "Hoarhound Balsam, y
and it for yonrselfand children. 1t is ''safe,
pleasant and eiIectunl. Sold by T. H. Logan &
Co. Price 25c.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Change of Schedule.
@ gsE Ss
TRANSPORTATION OFFICE Il. & o. r. Z. l
Mhaslfnn .Stnfinr Inna l2Ih ISL 1

TRANSPORTATION OFFICE Il. & y. r. Z.
WhesiiHg Sutton, Jane 18Th, 1851.
on Sunday evening, June lsth the Passenger
Trains viii leave this station daily $50 A. NJ and $3.50
r. 81. and It y. u. Wheeling time.
TIE Mail Train daily Except Sundays at sin, A. NJ
VIII and discharge passengers at all the principal
stations.
The Express Train daily $3.50 p NJ, will receive and
discharge passengers the following stations only: Ben
wood MoundsYle Cameron, Burton Dentsns Ferry, Graf
ton owlesburg, Piedmont Cumberland, No law Station
Sir Johns Hun, MartinsburV, arpers Ferry, Monocacy
SykesN Vile and Washington Junction.
Tie Accommodation Train daily Except Sunday at
TO- NJ viii Aud discharge Passengers at all the
principal stations
The Trains will arrive follows: The Mail Train atInS
A. NJ Express Train at 92j A. NJ; Accommodation Train
At O''O 'l IS. 5. wooDsIDE, superintendent.
jei3 J. B.FORu, Agent.
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PGJ.rNANI,S MoNrurY
300 snb<criber. 10 SInri viii

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in e rIehne's Of its lercrS contents ami In ;e beauty
aud prnscness "t It's pictorial lusracr all ourlval
Any FnllcSt ever hsFOrs produced In this country.
The new tissue commence with tie OCTOBER number,
Which Is ready. Ii4 filled will ceccs rrcduc-
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IL "rneaIsnn dss embracing elegant classical
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-20

..SAsrosD the inimtable,' - as he is usually
called, gave his first concert last night at Wash
ington Hall. The wdole troupe performed to
the uubounded delight and universal satisfaction
of all present. They give another entertain
rnent tonight, when some of their choicest
songs, burlesques and anecdotes viii be re,
hearsed q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-20

Disd-At his residence in Kentucky Sunday
last, October IL, 1897. Captain HUcu G4LDwElL,
formerly resident of Staebenyie, and extern
sively aud lavOrably known on the Ohio River
as a steamboat Captain. Capt Caldwell, was
highly esteemed in this community, asan honest
and honorable man, and his many friends will
regret his death.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-20

TAxMSI TAX ESM rAXES!M
Circumstances which have had control having
Suspended collection until this late period, and
the time for making being near, hope all taxay
ers and acknowledge the necessity of prompt
r.nt SAM'L IRWIN,
oct7 Sheriff Of Ohio County.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-20
IT is NOT "a DYE.
MRS. 8. a. ALLEN S WORLDS HAIR


RESTORHR
Gray haired BALD, pcrso;s with diseases Of hair,
fIES S. a. ALIENS zYLOBALsAMUM
Or Worlds Hair DreS Ing, essential with the Ret
torsr, and e best Hair Dressing for old yrurG eNiAnt
being often ceacious n cases OF hair iHng &c without
REV. II Y, DEGAN, Eltcs Guide to HOinc.s. eve
testify To rs tuecls."&c
Notwithstanding Irregular tlls fslins on Of hair
ceased aud my gray LOCKS restored 70 ors!nsl color,
REV $. Il. MORLEY, At;itBcro Massaeus,. t.. .It has
changei i!le Crown Of G!nry, belonging old
to the original hue Of ycuiii." DC.
County, New YORK: my halr is nov restored IL Is
REV. u, WOOD, A1ladIetOwn, New York. My own hair
and that OF another OF my famiy has greatly tcGen-
REV JAMES 3ieKEE New ORR City, Recommends 1t, sc.
REV W. PoRIEUS, S!anHs Conn, 1t has nssray most
REV. J L. GRiSWoLD Washington, y. H. at is reau
DIV, si1 1S In rsSI9rins the MIR" &c
! NM can and d. cheerfuly recommend H." &c
REV. J. r. TusrIN, oharestoEn, South Carolina. ''Ths
REV. AMOS nLANCHAED, MeriLsn, g. H. eve think
ppvS S ~ highly Of your preparation" &c.
~. ~ U SMITH, PEHtVstur y. Y. al surprised
hh'. u 81. oiINK, lewiston, Pennsylvania. at has
my s5 ny ny mar failing and caused new growth"
M a. 5IlNA CLataquA County, New York. 81
- Ished and recommend itn
REV D. MnREls, Gross River, New York. at is the
York, tRv cOmmruus H."
~ We might swell Ills list, but IL net convinced TRY 1T
We export these prtI aratons Europe even and they
arc superssdinS all Others there we'll in the United
Idoes 40: soil or stain Sold Ivy alt the prncral whole
sale and retail merchants in the u s., Cuba, Canada
DEPOT, $50 EsIt0HHIE sTERET, N. II.
where address all letters RId Inquiries
Some dealers sell articles instead of this
which they make more profit Write 10 Dept for circular
terms, aud ihfonna"n Genuine is signed, lrs. s. A
lHe'i, written la ink. Beware of eonntesfeiss.
septi-3meud
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Wheeling Female Academy,

Wheeling Female Academy,
CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF THE VISITATION.
INNS Institution has already commenced the course OF
L scholastic exercises FOR the ensuing year
Terms da scholars from $3.50 to $3.50 guar
ter according advancement OF tse pupil and the class
In which she is placed. -
There are extra charEes-or Music, &lc; Languages s5i
DTRai ng, Stall optional,
Terms BoHrdrrs during the scholastic year, si'u win
extra charges for music, &c.
particular Information may be oOtalnCu
by application the DirectrCss CT the Academy
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MooxEr has two thousand copies of the New
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get copy without money aud without price.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT no
SEGT'ITEESss LIQUOR MERCHANTS
AND " HOLES "a Il GsROCERS.
NE ENIiLlLIlAN M, LRlG


FLAyoRISGs To TROPUCE ST A MOMENTS NoTICR
EVERY DESIRED LIQUOR.
TIE undersigned ns lately made great Improvements in
this branch of business. The avOrlnGs put In puck
OF s. 10 rni ~ gallons and requires but the addition
Of Pure Spirit either list 9Th proof and Liquors such
Cognac either clark pale, Holland and English Gin, JR
maca and ST. Crox Rum onongnhcla Bourbon Irish RnI
Seotc HsSev, Apple Peach, Cherry and raspberry Bran
S, Port md Madeira Wines will he Instantly produced. It
requires skin, Int addition Of good spirit, Esy
gallons to each gallon OF the respective FlavOrirg
The best CogIac oil, greel yellow and white, warranted
genuine rs low rs any other importer In the U. 5.
Essences of every Liquor. Extract OF COgnac, H.
which produces geo gallons OF Cognac.
Raw Whisky may by Dr. Fs age and body preparation
be made smooth with hut trifine expense.
The price Of FlaVOrinSs extremely moderate and al
DIR. LEWIS FEUCHTwANGEE,
CHemft Gnd importer or Drugs Essential oils aad Net
as DGpUeFreOty16 NHd Photographs CH6Hlic1Ls
No. I43 iEniden Lane, New Work,
N B. Sole Agent for iodfrey's celebrated Cordial Bters
and Gin. np2s-Bmdtr
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1fhe telegraph lie not being in working or
der lest night, we are without our usual tcle-
graphic reportsl
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SUPERIOR NEWS INK.
We have ast received at this office. lot Of BurF's
superior eEs Inkt= best Ia the county. Orders
0iHfTy OF :es promptly Gi!e,i. Terms cash.