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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-11-13
q. 3. EXPRESS CUMPANY:


fSSlS Company have uuequsiei facilities the
= speedy, and reiiahle transmission Money Ner-
chandis-, and Packages.
BILLS sent with Goods will he collected on delivery
and proceeds returned with promptHess.
They also pay particular attention the collection
Of Notes. DTats. and IccOts and execute all COM
missions connected with the Express business
The lines OF tis Company extend entirely or in mart
through The following States and Territories New York
Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Illinois, Iowa, Missouri Kan
sas, and Nebraska.
Persons wishing goods from any point, by leaving
their orders at the Office will have the goods by
first Express and delivered at their door, without any
charge for ordering or delivering.
Rates as low any responsible Express Company
Office in d. Walker & COS Drug Store N.tropo,;,an
Book Ell CRANDALL josnt
e. X. JOHNSON, -iSSf. Supl augl4
SGslrli Weed a-lllalDer.
= AWED Oak Timbcr-a sizes-rom GIG and loyio
~ and from ~ o "a feet long.
Black Walnut Lumber, consisting of Newell Post Tim.
her, 6X6 TO SIS.
Plank, to IN inches thick.
Boards, inch thick.
Hickory and Maple Axle Stuff and Oak Plank
1900 Sawed Oak Posts, for sale by
WM. NJ. TRUE
febt-t Office in nkofO
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VpR stock.

HAVE lust received my new stock of Drugs, Medi-
( cines P.rfumery Books, Music. SC. They were
bought in New York good terms, and will he sold AT
S,ir pri,.s Ior9i r.. Y. GfIGGS.
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straw berry Plants.
A FINE 'ot nf healthy Strawberry Plants OF half n
"A dozen Of the best varieties. for sale cheap by
sep1l w.CHALMnRs CO.
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DILMAN'S PATENT
Corn S,icller and Horse Power.

Manufactured by Sircf7e,', TandersaH.f Co., flNin-
5feId, m.
SEtHESF Shelters have been thoroughly improved with
d outside gearing also in the separating and cleaning
apparatus. They superior in respect to any
other Shelter i'll market and fully warranted to pur-
ciiasers.
Also improved Horse Power. which IS got up IN :
Ia compact form and is much stronger than the Ans
hereto fore used TO-,
W. ESQ ,.oer extra Castings hand to supply cars
FOR SAFE AZ ma ~ MASLEY 4 DOW.
wa, by app
wanted R.ns:icdi1teIy.
> 600 HIDE and g" % nrce viii be paid in
49,, ~ our Leather Store, opposite the Conf i".s.. Ia
SaIIa St Inovl4 W. c. +. RiCHaH.'oVH.
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Pr0Lntc NOtire

IrOJufe -lOftcS
NOTICE j. hereby given, to al persons having claims
against the estate Edward Hollands, decd, that
viii attend OF the County Court Of La Sale
County be held Ottawa, in said County of LA sale
and STATE Illinois, the lst Monday Of December
next when and where al persons having claims against
said notified present the in writing 10
said Court Tor al. I.tH.rut-
ABIGAIL HOLLANDS. d'Hr.
oC1-Cu Lib. C HOLLANDS, .ictrt'~
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OTTiW SENIN AIRY.

vi Nv SiNt NiS1.
VKflIE Third Scholastic Year, or the Fh c"Ul-Annuai
i Session csrr-rr-.- Monday tH- 2utu % Sept,
inst. Ea-h Ladies and Young tt-ut-meu can he
ADMITTED iu-trurrign- given 80 al Tie depart u-ui1
%; au Academic and Cnilv.,r4'- Cua-se Of study.
ErDsUsss.
For Boar,I. washing. l. yh;s and tuition in the
Araieruir and Collegiate Departments. per year -,
n. - 30 vi. - OB
o- mr. ~. Observation-Disclosures 3 s.
Tuition r',r "Ty .>ch"'IrS.
l. -. Ara.i.u.5r D. partJgert. comprising Read
ing. WrH'I.-. spelling, Grammar. Arithmetic,
'r-r-ra7ty. Elementary History. Natural PHI
l"sui hy aud tour"-Iiou-l per year.----.--- u OF
IL it- Cei.egrtr Department, comprising Gene
ra' History, Eoos Keeping, \ zebra, Georn-try,
TrI.ru Usl-try- Astronomy Botany. Chemistry,
.l1.y. In"'oyy. PGy-to'u-y. Rhetoric. Logic.
Mental Philosophy, Moral Science. Political - .
Economy aud .tIral Th@oircyA per year.. - w
Ort50u11 .fvdiss.
An-su; Language. pr year, each. .-..-- 70 90
Nr.f-rr .--...---.-. - go
ur,T.s- m a I~=-r-.f- .---.--.----- - n0
Pam. IN W.T. color, $780,. . ..-.---.-..-. % n0
Painting IN OIL Cu-rr-. .............. - W
N1.e-Piaio auI Nsiui@7n.- - ga
t. o. Instrument .------..-- u %
Iu,w-E's.
Tuf:~r 7HI Boar! aaI .l.a- must be pad q1ar;'r-
- iG advance.
F.r-.-rs can ny 9a-t n the IN such culinary
products 80 can o., Used iu tn- Boarding Department
the Seminary, lseIi' L. tNLAJFi !y1nc'"di.
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ZINE ;Ks NAN 4 COLES,
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS ~
Cabinet Furniture g. Chairs,

Job Turning and Scroll Saving done Also Log. saw.
ed O order.
5000 Logs are wanted, for which will pay cash at
the Factory. Ottawa, March 10
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r;ss'OS
Wooden Mandatory -! !!

F5liiF undersigned take This method informing their
y ODD customers and the public generally. that are
VIII enable u to that duGb- the amour; Of
Goods We have usually done; the demand for uur Goods
warrants tins additional Machinery, and hope 20 give
satisfaction IN our exchange. OF WOODEN Goods DOL
We never have. and do not intend card wool a
PORTION OF CDffoA and sell It Tor all wool
warranted in this respect ard also durability. We
shall continue {" exchange Tor Wool, formerly.
loving Kin Is OF Goods, Heavy Clssm.rcS, Ssiin-t
leans. Fanusls of different kinds EiauL.,s and snrL
ing Yarn Considerable attci Will he paid "a Stocking
Yarn orders viii be filed for all IT,. dIrr-t grades and
kinds Of Yarn, common Mixed, Indigo Blue Mixed reJ
ClOudCd, &c. And Will manufacture, for merrha MS
and others, Woo! in lots Of hundred pounds and up
wards into Stocking Yarn. any o! the above Kind. q
goods. on liberal terms Tor cT-h vol. Also.
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For sac

West half Sec. %, Town - Y. K Fast, $50 acres
IVES; half sv1 Sec. II. Town - " Il. East. - &C.
West half nwq Sec. II, Town ~ y. r. . East 81 sc
The above lands are among the most desirable in la
Sale County, situated from = 10 miles from Ottawa,
and viii be sold reasonable Apply to IN
iersign-d, at Alton, III. iOct q HENRY :. BAKER.
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.3ySG. Gsz-.NN C1.

s&sSsi. sssz.-I "a 90.
yyrOt. inform the farming community that they are
w m,nur, turing very superior CORN sllELlER
AND HORSE r., WEIR Having rad it well tested the
past season by NUMEROUS farmers ami Warehouse men,
can refer 10 a. who lave use for the proof of what
say W. therefore challenge :, tti'i"h VITA an!
other Machine in Al ask is ~ oe'iiS "I'hs
for the Machine stand upon its merI,'
W. are also manufacturing large horss pow rs anu
thrcsherS, OF the most approved kind in use
All kinds of repairs done short notice and rcascna
BILE terms.
Shop in connection with the Steam Planning MIL
sepl9-ti KING, GILMAN go.
For sale.
HOUSE and two Lots in South Ottawa, known as the
N CoCShaI house. east of Mr.. Hossacks, the blnH
For further Information inquire Of
my29-6m q. II. BUELL. OtdJCd House
Notice 10 EsNEsescrs.
HAVING re .loved my Marble Establishment directly
Z L opposite the Post Office, Columbus street,
the increased enables furnish builders with
order the shortest notice and the low
est figure Having some of the most experienced work
men in the West can ensure entire satisfaction.
\. Il. large stock OF and rough Joliet and other
stone on hand marco WILLS BRO.
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CRlNDsToNEs. Crow Bars, Axes, Hatchets, AIDES,
N Cross Cut and Circular Saws &c. in fact mos, eve
rythirg hard but the prorrieors, who will he happy to
see their friends and customers their old stand on
Main Street and trust that they give sue bar
gains AS will give ample satisfaction to all, at
oc2 KING HARRIS
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-02-04
PetersOn,s Magazine

For 1853, comes to our table, greatly
enlarged, and improved, bothsp reading
matter aud in the style and execution OF
its establishment. The steel plate and
fashion cngravings are of high order, and
shows that Peterson is not going to be
behind any of his compecrs, in giving his
readers first class book Terms, 81 PEI
annum. BY paying in your subscription
at this Office, you can obtain a liberal dis
count We furnish that, and the True
Northerner for 1925. Cash.
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Office OF "The Repubiic.'
Washington, Oct. 26, lS5

Washington, Oct. 70, 1897.
DEAR SIR:
The terms upon which The republic
is furnished TO subscribers, are given below.
As an additional inducement to agents,
copy of The Progress Of Naoery an
the United States" duodccimo volume
of 312 pages, bound in muslin, will be
sent free of postage, to any person furnish
ing ten yearly subscribers, whether to the
Weekly, or Semi-Weekly, or partly Of
both.
1t will not be required that The names
of a Club should be ali cent at one time ;
and the papers will he forwarded to differ
ent post Offices, if desired.
The notes Of spccic-paying banks will
not be required The notes of solvent
banks will be received, which are current
where nailed but Eastern bank notes
are preferred.
Your obedient servant,
Gro. VI. WESTON,
Proprietor Of " The Republic"
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Attachment Nntirr.

CTATE OF MICHIGAN-Thc Circuit Court for
- Che county Of Van Buren,, Horny Swan and
Richard =. Fitzhsgh vs.. George VI. Cuylcr and
William T. Cuylcr.
Take notice that a writ Of attachment was on
the 18th day Of January 1858. issued out of and
from sad court in favor Of said Henry Swan. and
Richard p. FiUhugh, against said George NJ.
Cuyler aud William T. Cuyler, for the sum Of six
thousand nine hundred and ninety eight dollars,
and which said W III was made rcturuahle ON the
first Tuesday Of February 1888, and has been duly
returned with property attached.
February 9TH 1853. VI. WlSNEk,
I47-Sw. Atty. for PlGs.
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SENHI-WEEKLY-

In all the above eases, where more than
one copy is taken, the paper will be mail
ed separately to each subscriber.
Persons volunteering to eot as agents
will have the benefit of the reduction Of
price, according to the above schedule
For any number Of copies, more than two,
not embraced in the above schedule, such
persons may retain fifty cents on each
yearly subscriber to the Weekly or Semi
Weekly and twenty-five cents Tor each
subscriber for six months.
Thus, any person sending $3.50, Will
have four copies OF the Weekly sent for
one year to such addresses as he may di-
rect. This will be 81 for three copies,
and 81, 80 for tie fourth copy.
Payment always in advance.
Money may be forwarded by mail, if
the letter containing it be registered, at
my risk. Notes on Eastern banks prefer
red. Large amounts will be more safely
RENTED in drafts. Direct to
Gro. NJ. WEsroN,
Washington,
d. c.,
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NeM Presbyterian Church.

The above edifce, we understand is all
completed except the inside painting
The building is of brick, large and finish
ed up with taste and elegance. \ tall
and graceful spirc pointing the way
hcorcn 5cord is at once an object of Jeau-
" an3 attraction to the place. and we
trust the whole will be a center of use
fulncss and Spiritual devotion. Mr.. Tut
tie, the present pastor, remains with the
Church and Society another year.
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Crusader of Freedom

This is the name Of new weekly sheet
to be issued early in this month, at Doni-
phan, Kansas James Redpath, editor
and proprietor III following distin-
guished persons are special contributors.
James H. Lane, General Of the Free
State Forces.
VIM. y. Phillips, Author Of the " Con
quest Of Kansas"
NJ. I. Conway, Judge Of the Supreme
Court of Kansas
Morris Hunt, Judge of the Supreme
Court Of Kansas.
Phillip c. Schuyler, Secretary Of State
Of Kansas.
Henry }. Adams, Mayor Of Lcayen-
worth City
Richard Rcalf, ESQ, and other eminent
citizens of the Territory, will contribute
regularly to its columns.
Gen. Lanes career in Kansas will be
published in its columns The price is
s. per annum; So for club. of TENN
varably il advance. Address, James
Rcdpath, Doniphan, Kansas.
The Crusader Of Freedom is to be dcvo-
ted to the cause Of freedom and will L. lin
tain the principles of the Free State party.
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rss- Home is the residence not only oil

ra- Home is the residence not only of
the body but of the heart. 1t is place
for the affections to unfold and develope
themselves, for children to devclope and
learn, and play in; for husband and wife
to toll smihngly together, and make life a
blessing. The object ofall ambition should
be to be happy at home; if we are not
happy there, we cannot bo happy else
where. 1t is the best proof of the virtues
of a family circle to see happy freside
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Donation.

The Donation held last Wednesday
evening at the new Baptist Church for
the benefit of Rev \. Handy twas well
attended and passed off pleasantly. The
amount realized was not far from 500,
which in view Of the times was a genor-
Gus and liberal Offering. We hope Paw
Paw will ever "looh uclE' to the comforts
of its spiritul teachers.
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Pounding.

An infant, about three weeks old, was
found one evening last week. at about
nine o'clock on the front doorstep of Mr..
John Hunt who resides about six miles
east of this village. They heard the car
riagc drive up to the door, stop a mo-
mens and drive away again. Soon after
going to the door they discovered the
child as above mentioned
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Attachment Notice.

C,TATE OF AICUGAN.-TLc Criui, Court
= for the unity Of Van Buren, John Ncruam vs..
William y. Cuylcr.
Take notice that a wit Of attachment WIS, on
a. 18th day of january 1855, issued out Of and
from sst court. i'm favor Of said John Ncrnam. aud
against said William T.Cu. 'ar for the sun. of five
housaud eight hundred and sixty seven dollars,
and which said writ was made rcturnab.c on the
first Tuesday Of February %. and h~ been duly
returned with prorc-'y acy.hCd.
February 5th l,5S. " WTSNER.
1i.-Sw. Atty, for llf.
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4 Heroic DEED.-At Lawton recent
ly during one of the lectures Of Mr.
Littlejohn, woman displayed her heroism
by taking by the collar, leading out, and
shutting the door upon disturber Of the
meeting, who was insane from the effects
Of liquor. None of the man present
could be prevailed on to remove the
nuisance. c.
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M RRIED

In Lawrence, on the eth ult., by f. S.
Durham, Minister of the Gospel, SYLvEs-
TER YoUNG, of Kceler, to Miss MARY
WEIGH, Of Geneva.
BY the same, on the 3lst ult., HENRY
HYDE, to Miss CYNTHIA l.. FIELD, both
of Lawrence
By the same, on the same day, JoHN
Il. DRAPER, Of Lawrence, to JANE c.
HENRY, of Arlington.
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Exchange.

Mr.. Clapp Of Kalamazoo the new pro-
pretor of the Exchange has taken
possession, and is now keeping the cstab-
lishment. We have not yet formd his
acquaintance, but Judging from appear
ance, we bcspeak for him large and Ibe-
raj patronage.
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@~2,25.-HE

Remember, readers, that we will fur
nish you the NoRTHERNER and Pcterson's
Ladies' Magazine, one year, for 1925.
The above magazine stands unequalled
to any now published, in the United
States 1t being a monthly journal 1t
stands "excelled by none, unequnlled by
few" Who would not venture for such
a chance to secure three dollar magazine
and newspaper for 2,25. Who is the
first to subscribe; send in your names.
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m. \ Yankee by the name of Bout
well, notorious for telling jokes at his own
expense fell into well the other day,
and was taken out for dead The next
morning, however he was running Bout
rel as usual
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From New York.
New York, Feb. /.

New York, Feb. ].
An ARRAY occurred in the bar-ruom OF
Tammany Hall last night, in which a
man named Trainer was probably fata Il y
stabbed.
A prize fight in the 18th ward was bro.
ken up yesterday by the Police.
The steamship Empire City arrived to-
day, with Havana dates Of the 10Th No
news.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-02-04

Es3~ y good temperis like sunshine; it
brightens everything around us it makes
toll unberdcnsome and even pleasant; it
casts a sunny spot, upon the lives of those
with whom we come in contact, and even
the sad and broken hearted, will feel glad
in our presence, if We are possessed of this
quality. c.
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DENTISTRY.

DR.. W. Brown can he found at all times at his
rooms over lsmon, Warren gud Cos store, and
is prepared TO execute elegantly and well, all
kinds Of work in the line Of his profession
Teeth extracted. filled with gold or silver foil
and new ones inserted. singly or IN sets, upon
The most improved principles OF tire ART. ~,
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
70 COnsumptives, Asthmatics, Dyspeptics
and other InvalidS.

DOCTORS FITCH & SYKES may be consul
ted daily, either personally or by letter, at No.
10i Monroe Street, Chicago, H. for diseases Of the
Throat and Lungs; also, Dyspepsia, Female Dis
cases and all other affections predisposng to Con
sumption.
personal examination always greatly preferred
but where this is impractcablc the answers to our
published list cfquestions should be fully and care
fully given.
Hints TO inyalids. pamphlet of forty-eight pa
ges mailed gratuousy 10 any desiring it.
The lnvaIid's Guide and Cousumptive's Manual,
muslin binding, sent ON the receipt Of twelve
letter stamps.
Consultations either personally or by letter. free.
Office hours, from 10 to / daily, Sundays excep-
ted.
Communications should be addressed either 10
DR.. c. VI. FITCH or DR.. J. W SYKES.
l3G-tf No. l0i Monroe S., Chicago III.
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q. u. GORTON,

Dealer in Crochcry. Glass and Chna-ware, Paper
Hargngs. Window Shades and Curtains, Cut
lcry. JeweIry, Yankee Notions, Stone and East
cru, Ware. Sc, South side Of Main 81. frs
door west Of T. Smith & Co., l7-tE
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T.. u. SIMMONS.

Dealer IN sash. Blinds and Doors and all kinds OF
Cabinet arc, At TIC Steam Saw Mill.
Iawt0n. HE Mlrh.
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DWELLING HOUSE TO rent, with well
lSyh cistcrn aud woodhousc attached, suitable
~ sl TO accommodate small family, Inquire at
I'll " this Office.
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LOCAL MATTERS,

wASTrD.--Twonty-hyo cords of wood
wanted on subscription at this Office Cor
the Northerncr.
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FIRST CLASS INSURANCE.
N. Y. INDEMNITY

INSURANCE COMPANY
OF the city Of Albany. with capital and surplus
-rSl.0.Goe continues 10 take risks upon the safer
ella. Of property II il organized upon solid
and substantial basis. and affords superior ad-
yaHta-c- for the insured, to be Unidentified for the
rav.-.- of fire.
r. r. HARRISON is the authorized agent for Van
Buren, Co. Office at the Northerner Office. li1-tf.
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Ladies and Gentleman arc invited to call a. bis
Office and Cutlery and examine for themselves
Charges in accordance with the times.
Paw Paw, Mich. i41-tG ". Brown.
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4 LII operations performed in the rest manner a n
"A with new and improved instruments Office
Over Bsrross' Store, corner Main and Burdiek
streets. Kalam Zoo 2lu
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Lithographins 4 q

All kinds Of Blank Books manufactured on short
notice. MAGAZINES, Music, &C. neatly bound.
Orders solicited. Is3.tf
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WANTED Wheat, Corn, Hay and Oats, on
w subs- rtioi, at nie NoRrHE RSER oTFIcT.
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kubrOtypea.

Taken in the most superb and lfc-likc manner an'
put up in superior
STYLE AND FINISH
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A. Il. MetCalf.

{ Late fthe finn Of White d Metcolf, Utica N. y
SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL DE list.
KALAMAZOO. MICH.
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD.

Lag e : -: 3 -;:..zz..;ss5
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE, }
Detroit Dec If, 1857.
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NEW
DINING SALOON.

ORANGE HAYES, North side OF Main Street.
~ one door west of Butler 4 Shermans Hard
ware store, where may DO found at all tines, the
choicest varieties OF
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-05-27
KISHACOQUILLAS
s z M = II Z e =.
AEEKRNnrD d.

TFiIE Summer Session of this Institution
4 opens on THURSUAY,G 9Th of May. The
course Of study is extensive, EN- mbracing all
the branches usually taught in Scrninaries
and Academies. In Mathematics and the
Classics, students are prepared to enter amy
class in College.
Parents who wish their children removed
as far as possible from evil Influences, could
not secure a more desirable situation, as it is
entirely in the country-thero being no towns,
or any public house where liquor is sold. with
in FIVE miles of the Institution.
The community is hospitable, r.oral and
intelligent, the situation beautiful and easy
of access while the health and scenery of the
valley are proverbial.
Terms; for Boarders $50 per session $27,
so payable in advance.
For particulars and catalogues address
IL. S. ALEXANDER.
aP24 KishacoquiIlas, Mitiin CO., Pa.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-05-27
A. z 3 r = = .

n. southern lotteries a. advertised by
Io' appears are swindling concerns.
n nrss frame building near 5.Il:y Harvey
' f,torv, Bellefonte, was destroyed
~ Sunday week
oD now clearly ascertained that the
II tbe tariff some years ago was
II Ebr bribery e,u oe +,o
= ,+..lnnn = man named Hendricks, was hung
,;.sprs on Friday last
pm, n executed counterfeit notes of the
W. If ten dollars, upon the York
\ a,s in circulation.
~ ~. Washington Union, which used to
i ~ u. Black Republican ally, now
w., rbe distinguished Senator from II
/ With the exception of vague reports of
T., by band OF armed men, 'h're IS
4 a.r from Kansas excepta a determined
4 ,.ieet the English swindle.
l.riI5 cherry bark and tar, by an inge-
,nbiuation with few other simples,
the surest antidote known for con
I. # the lungs. DR.. Wistar, in his
fWad Cherry, has produced rem
f-..t,II value. For sale by Chas. Ritz,
..rious collision teok place at Lemon
Philadelphia, on Monday last, between
az company out on an excursion, the
Il mob who sided with the latter.
<, three were badly shot and others
a The affair grew out Of an injury
ii by a police officer from one of the
\, and the attempt to arrest the latter.
Notwithstanding the denial of the dem
|. 0,ners that new loan was asked for
.,5,nsn. the Secretary of the Treasury
-; asked authority of Congress to Dor
a,sp millions Of dollars whenever need
Il. will make S35.000,000 of public
,n,s Buchanan assumed the reinS of
,neo.. & little more than year, Who
A., vste for Buchanan to save the coun-