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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-07-21
THE MOnMOYs DEFE,r,.

ouTr>-l, -HS DEEEATD1
HLOTHING EMPORICM-WF DR.
" to inform our friends and the r-,lr - ~!
eral that we have received from y! ~ r 'e
les large n we'll selected -, -
containing Spring aud Summer CT 0Tn,r
all kinds and quality for men arj hIr. Np 4
\ fine and large stock of Cloths e ca 4
Tweeds, Trimmings, &c. &c. H. -
Stocks, Cravats, Hats of all kinds 9T5 80 so
:ion, Umbrellas and Suspendsrs. Gr,l:.' -i -
to order at the shortest notice. g5.,.a
see Us before you make purs,ase ~. csl
else, as we can guarantee that We vii, No,
in quality and low prices by any eStqIs'sl
n the State. Terms Cash or Count, n
EVANS ( HUGF1
Ebensburg, april IS 1858.
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Bargains ! Bargains
New Tin-yyare EstabIfshr

Johnstown, Cambris cvuu
Oct. 81, 1S57.-50tf
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3otsIs, &e.
WALTON HOUSE.

nyRE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
Il informs the public that he leased for term
Of y ,ars, the "WALroS House." situate on the
Plank road. half way batween Ebensburg and
Jefferson. This Hotel is one of the most deslra-
HE nlaces "a a summer resort in the State. The
forests adjoining are s@arming With game, and
tho FISHERMAN" will fad ample opportunity for
gratifying his taste in the streams of the neigh
berhood No pains will te spared to make my
guests feel at heme. GIDEON MARLETT.
June 9, 1958-S0
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Abbertisements
GOkCEs 3EAgUrEF,1-

THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD PrSI,,L'
! .ly inform the citizens Of Ebensl,-tA Z .
inity, that he has rented the sbon n'fso.r3 {
cied by r, Gaibraith. where he b,s..ls ,'..lsil
for carrying on large business, and Soety s'ei!
ing but the best material, and e.a-i !
the best workman, he hopes 70 CO. (r,-E'-i'i,l
will do him the favor to examine i, 'l'e {
in point Of durability. appearance :, Va,
he cannot be exoelled by any s;r;,. css
ment in t State CT elsewhere pa- =
bargain in loe purchase of a csrri.o
e,, suit their own interests hy giving RiH
They are prepared to supply fllla.i ,li
8 vehic S, viz:
Buggiss Of different qualities and -.
ouches, Chariotees, one am! two 6o~,of f.'Cs I
close quarter elliptic and C-Snr;no y,'I c'I 5'Ss'
cond-h -handwork of differant tjnJss O'et'
a variety that will suit all tastes on5 H., y
Repairing done with neasns.s and Id d;sna.p =.
F.b N 1879 - WM.BARyt
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ARCADE HOTEL, Ebensburg, Pa
HENRY FOSTER, PROPRIETOR.

THIS HOTEL, FORMERLY KNOWN AS
Il the "Ebensburg House," is one of the old
ct and best stands in the borough of Ebensburg.
G,r the accommodation of the travelling communl-
~. Tho Proprietor assures all who may be dis
posed to patronize him that his TABLE will be
1npplicd with al the luxuries of the season, his
BAR with the choicestof Liquors, and no pains
spared to render his guests comfortable.
Ebeusburg, April IA, lS5S:22:ly.
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ID EMOVAL.-Ths undersigned having reno
II we'd to the new building two doors west
of the old stand, would respectfully inform his
lately added to his former supply of Goods, and
keeps constantly on hand a full supply Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Silk Goods, made-up Clothing, Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoes Hardware and Cutlery, Carpen-
ter's tools, Smiths tools. Nails, full supply Of
assorted Bar Iron, Sheet and Hoop Iron.
Stoves and cast hollow-ware constantly on hand
Also, copper and tin ware. Groceries, wholesale
and retail.
Pine, Po plar and Cherry Lumber bought and
sad.
Goods will Re sold at the very lowest prices in
exchange for Cash or Country Produce.
Z. HUGHES.
Ebensburg, March Is, 1855.
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Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,

E1sH-A fresh lot Of Salmon. Mackeral, He
IL nrg and Cod6sh. fss sale BY
r. TUDOR
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LOOK HERE /!
NEW AR RIVAL

lust RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY
- ROBERT DAVIS,
A lot Of Pure White Lead,
A lot of Linseed Oil,
A lot of Putty,
A very large lot of Bar Iron and Nails, all of
which he will sell on very small profits, for cash
or country produce. CALL AND SEE. Also,
don't forget that he continues receiving fresh sup
ipes of Fleur and Provisions generally, Of the
best quality, every few days.
Ebensbnrs. scpta. Is 81.
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advertisements.

HNHE PROTECTION MUTUAL FIRE INSC
II RANCE COMPANY of Cambria County.
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THE GREATEST ATTRACTION !
j. MOORE g. SON
FALL And WINTER GOODS.

ever offered to the people of Cambria County
Unusal care was taken in the selection of these
goods, and care has been taken that nothing with
In the range of Country store, nor any ways
near it, but what they can supply to their Gus
toners, at least cheap as they can be had IN
the country.
Their stock of Dry Goods is unprecedently
large, embracing Cloths, of every variety and
texture, Satnetts, Cassimeres, Tweeds, Jeans,
&c. &C.. Flannels, Sheeting, Shirting, - and
made up Clothing of every description. great
variety of
LADIES' FANCY DRESS GOODS
of all patterns and at all prices.
Laces, trimmings, gloves, mitts, &c. Their
assortment of hats, caps, boots and shoes, is
complete and unsurpassed.
GROCERIES & LIQUORS, of every variety
and quality A well selected variety of Hard
ware, Cutlery, and nails. Also, Queensware and
Glass Paints, Dye stufs,
DRUGS & MEDICINES.
And all for sale low for cash, given in ex-
change for country prodrce. Give us call
j. MOORE s. son.
Ebensburg Nov. 9, '54.
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Ebensburg. April Il, ls58:22.tf

MFRS. MARGARET TODD respectfully in
Vlforms the public that she has just received
ndis now opening at her store room ON High
street Eben sburg nearly opposite the store Of f,
Shoemaker, large and splendid assortment Of
Head Dresses, Flowers I'm yreaihs
and punches, Trimmings, Ribbons,
&c. BONNETS, &c, Made to order. TERMS
CASH.
April 21st No %.
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k00assorted pieces Of Stone Ware, inst r,
OtVScsiTed et the 6eap Stcreof
E.RoBERTs
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VI EMOVAL.-THE SUBSCRIBER WISH
N es to announce to his friends and the pub
ic, that he has removed his WHOLESALE Ii
QUOR and GROCERY STORE to the building
corner of Canal and Clinton streets, opposite the
Arcade, which he has reftted in handsome
style and repenished with choice stock of the
best brands Of imported Wines, Brandies, Gins,
Cordials, &c. Irish and Scotch Malt Whskey,
Old Monongahela Rye and Rectifed Whiskey,
Dr. J. Hostetter's celebrated Stomach B:tters and
VOLTS Aromatic Scheidam Scnaprs. Teas,
Coffee, Sugars, Molasses, Spices, Bacon, Flour,
Fish, Salt, Glass. Iron & Nails, Tobacco & Sc
gars, sc. &c. The very liberal patronage here
toforc extended me is duly appreciated, and beg
to assure you that your further orders will meet
with prompt attention.
PETER MASTERSON.
Johustown, May 5. 1855
, 1858-10-22
Death Of OnlIi.

From the Oregon Standard of the 18th
inst, we learn that after the troops under
command of Col. Wright "had passed to
this side Of Snake river, on the morning oi
the I'd inst, the Yakima chief, Ouhi, hay
ing attempted to escape, was mortally
wounded. Up to the time of his futile at.
tempt, he appeared contented with his du
ress, but seized the occasion when moment.
arily separated from the command, and in
charge alone of Lieut.. Morgan, Sd Artil.
lery, to make dash through the bushes
Morgan, however, followed him promptly
and with three shots severely wounded
him and bis horse At the same time
Private Behn, of " E " troop, lst dragons,
came up and gave Ouhi the conp-de-gracl
in the way of shot through the head,
from which he died in two hours"
From the same paper we learn that
Michel, the murderer of Indian Agent
Bolon in 1855, has been captured by Maj.
Garnett, and is now in close confinement at
Fort Simcoe.
, 1858-10-22

9V~ OF the forty-eight Senators who
took their seats in the Eighteenth Con
gress in 1923, but two survive, viz: Martin
Van Buren Of New York aud John Broncb
Of North Carolina. Both of these gentle.
men, it will be recollected were members oF
General Jackson's first Cabinet.
Day- Gen. Cass is said to he worth FIVE
millions of dollars. To the country his
worth cannot be estimated in dollars and
cents.
RGg- Gov. Hancocks house is still stand.
ing on Beacon street, Boston. Its LIGHT.
ming rods were put up in 1886, under the
supervision of " one Ben Franklin"
ba- 1t is stated that the people of Ion-
don sent by post $4,000, 900 more letters
during the last ten years than all the neo.
pie of the United States, although the
population of this country is ten times
greater. Of the 95O, ,000, 900 letters most.
ed in London, more than 49O, GOO, 900 were
for circulation within the limits of that
city.
Ba- Boston has decreased in population
2,91O within the past year.
E6T A colony of white people has lust
been settled in Florida, on the grouud ds-
serted by Billy Bowlegs.
R9- Last year 44,522, ,OsO pounds Of
rags, valued at 81 ,448, 1875, were imported
into the United States.
R@ AmalgamatiOn is becoming COM
mon in Boston.
R6r A valid marriage may be effected
in Pennsylvania by the parties in the pres
ence of witnesses declaring that they are
man and wife.
B@- Prof Morse has received $50, 900
as gifts from European governments for his
telegraph invention.
R6- True courage has SO little to do
with anger, that an angry man is suspected
Of being q coward.
, 1858-10-22

az DIR. L. j. Czapkay.-We would direct the
especial attention Of invads TO perusa OF Dr. L. J.
Czapkays advertisement to be found in another col
umn of this paper in order to place the services Of
learned and experienced physician within their reach
So much i'll has been inflicted on the human family
from the pernicous and ignorant practices Of empi-
RIGS that It seems as If we were filling bounden duty
to make known where iudicons reefcan be obtained.
To those unfortunate enough to suffer from the effects
Of sexual private diseases their i'll treatment,
we cheerfuly commend DR.. L. ]. Czapkay a man
Of scientific and medical requirements possess
ing all the requisites, from long experience and ac-
knowledged skill for the successful practice Of his
profession. Having made sexual complaints espe-
cal study like the celebrated Ricord Of Paris he is
enabled to guarantee speedy and permanent cure in
all Of private chronic diseases, whether the
effects Of cOntagon, selfabuse, loss Of virhy and
in order that patients at distance may avail them
selves Of his advice free consultation by letter open
to them. The knowledge that we have Of the numer-
Gus cures he has effected some of which Of long
standing, leads to place much faith in DR.. C.s eff
cheney, and commend him to the confidence of those
in i'll health.
Persons not wishing to lose time in corresponding
please enclose $40 in their letters, and they will get
immediate attention.
Address L. J. CZAPKAY, ND,
f. San Francisco, Cal.
, 1858-10-22
BeIliDgham Bay Marine Report.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED.
Sept. 26-Schr. l. l. Stevens Spitall, Point Roberta
2I-Bark d. NJ. Hall, Cullette, California, freight
28-Sloop Leonidas, Allen, from Victoria with pas
sengeTs.
DC. / Schr Robroy, McLane, Semiamoo.
Schr. Lizzie Roberts, Taylor, for Port Townsend
S-Sloop Leonedes, Allen, Port Townsend.
Steamer Constitution, Cove, from the Sound with
U. S. mails.
7-Schr. l. l. Stevens, Spitall, Port Townsend.
Bchr HELEN Morah, SemamOo.
S-Schr. A. Y. Trask, Tucker, Port Townsend.
Schr. Amelia, Lorng, Port TownsendI
9-Schr Blue Wing, Stoell, Semiamoo
Steamer Constitution, Cove, U. s. mails and passen-
gers.
SAILED.
Oct 3-Schr. Robroy, McLane, Point Roberts.
4-Steamer Constitution, Cove, U. s. mails, for
the Sound.
Bark D. M Hall, San Francisco, freight and pas
sengers.
4-SloOp Leonidas, Allen, for Victoria.
Schr. Amelia, Loring, Victoria.
Schr Trask, Tucker, Semiamoo.
l0-Steamer Constitution, Cove, for Olympia, with
U IS. mails and passengers.
Schr Blue Wing, Victoria.
Schr. Lizzie Roberts, Taylor, Semiamoo.
, 1858-10-22

" NORTHWEST CoAsT; OR THREE YEARS
RESIDENCE IN WAsAINGToN TERRIToRY.'-
By James G. Swan,
The above is the title of a very interest,
ing book. Persons desiring to furnish their
friends in the States with a description Of
the cOuntry around Shoalwater Bay, and
of the manners and customs of the Indians
in W. T., cannot do it better or cheaper
than to send them this work. For sale at
Wizards book store, Olympia.
, 1858-10-22

lands. The discovery of the gold imme-
diately on the heels Of the Walla-walla
Council, led to an immigration over trails
and lands hitherto unvisited by the white
man-it was the confirmation Of the pre-
diction Of the restless spirits we have allu.
ded to-the masses of those tribes listened
with jealousy, they saw the approach Of
the white man
And words replete with guile.
Into their hearts too easy access won.'
They commenced hostilities, cutting of
unarmed parties, or solitary persons-sur.
prised them, murdered them aud desecra-
ted the ashes of the dead-horribly mutila.
ting their victims, and in some instances
burning them TO ashes The war resulted,
as result it must. Much has been done.
They have received a severe lesson, and il
ready to lay down their arms and be sub
missive, to give up the murderers and the
meters to the war to be dealt with, to act
in good faith hereafter, and maintain frend-
ly relations, we indulge in the hope that it
soon may end. But until these results are
surely and certainly accomplished, we again
express the hope that it may be pushed
ahead with the utmost vigor until the Iu-
dians are taught to respect their treaties,
and to cease their depredatiOus upon the
lives and property Of our people.
, 1858-10-22

Two NOTABLE EvENTs-0n the 10th oi
August, 1924, General La Fayette, whose
great and good deed are familiar to all the
world, arrived in the city Of New York
On the 10th Of August, 1858, another i'm
portant arrival was announeed-s message
from the Queen Of England.
, 1858-10-22

B9- In reply to Mrs. Julia BraRchs
resolution in the Vermont Free Love Con
ventien, that the matrimonial contract
deprivss woman of her legitimate labor"
the Nashville Banner wickedly retorts:
This is mistake, it is only by marrying
that women come to legitimate labor"
, 1858-10-22

DISTINGUISHED VIsTERs AT VIcroRA.-
We learn from the Victoria Gazette that
the Duke Of York" accompanied by his
wife, Jenny Lind" with twenty or thirty
attendants, are now visiting the royal
families at Victoria.
, 1858-10-22

bGr Columbus, Kentucky, must be a
hard place. An old farmer who had been
badly swindled there, said of it, "if the
angel Gabriel happens to light at Colum-
bus, there'll be no resurrection, for they'll
swindle him out of his trumpet before he
can make single toot"
, 1858-10-22

MARTIN KoszTA The Bolton (Texas)
Independent says that Martin Koszta, in
stead of having recently died in INDECENT
circumstances in Guatamala, is now living
in Medine county, and well off
, 1858-10-22
List OfLetfers

d EMANING IN THE POST OFFICE AT
IL Olympia: BE-.
Austen, Thos. Holclaw, T.
Belmont Mrs. W. G.. Helm, @. W.
Braken, B. Hughes Samuel
Bomeck John r. Hullon, Samuel
Brakeman, Henry Kinney, James
Briggs Albert Lane, =.
Clay, Henry Lake, Edwin
Deeke, B. F. Decker, James A.
Dealy, John X. Mccarthy David
Dauson, G. X. Murry, Henry A.
Dolen, Mrs. Osh, W.
Giberon, W. II. Rayner, John
Golden, Martin Roberts Reuben
Hancock, Samuel Vanwrumbe, Henry
Hoggin John Warren, Alanson
Shoemaker, A. B, Whiting Samuel
Punder, Thomas A. j. Wickfeer, Jacob
Tedman, John Ward, Nancy
Sunel, b. Webb, Thomas
Weeklif Lieut.. N.
OK. WILLARD, Pm.
, 1858-10-22
Powers Of Attorney

For the transfer Of Scrip neatly executed for sale at
the Office Of the PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT.
Oct. Is, 1858.
, 1858-10-22
llrw aNutrtisrmfnts.
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT PROPOSALS WILL
be received until the LIST Of November for clearing
of the ground designed for capitol purposes.
For specifications, inquire OF the underigned.'
BENZ. HARMED,
Acting Commissioner.
Olympia, Oct. 20, 1858.
, 1858-10-22
To Whom il may Concern.

WIN. L. MITCHELL, of the firm of Mitchell
w Stewart, is my authorized agent to receive and
receipt for me and in my name, on all accounts due
the undersigned.
Persons knowing themselves indebted arc requested
to call on him and make immediate payment. His
receipts will be good in all cases.
s. L. D. WESTBR0OK,
Olympia Oct, 0, 1857. no48H
, 1858-10-22
Administrators Notice.

TTNHE UNDERSIGNED having beon appointed ad-
i ministrator of the estate Of D0MONIC HUNT,
would request all persons holding demands against
said estate to present them within yea- from this
time, they will not be allowed; and all persons
indebted to said estate requested to make imme
date payment.
FRANCIS A. CHENOWETH,
Administrator.
Whidbys Island, Sept %, 1858. 6w47
, 1858-10-22

ITORsE CHARMEs, ATTENTION-Ol of Cumi1
i and Rhodium, for sale at the
, 1858-10-22
HUDsoN's BAY HOUSE,
LONDON, Aug. l3, 1858.

SAILING OF THE SrEAMERs.-The North
erner and Santa Cruz sailed yesterday for
San Francisco, each carrying off large
humber of passengers-in all about 500
A considerable amount Of gold dust also
went down.
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An ASSOYtmeDt -->
~ Notions, Toys. Wallets, Games, Dolls. Boxes, Re.
~ hemian Ware, ar other things. from / cent IN -
80 sisn Of the Good Samaritan, Satsineer5 Block.
oczA Try 6SIGCS
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WHAT CAN BIZ DONE ON AN AcR. OF
GRouND.-The editor Of the Name Cultira-
tor published. few days ago, his manage
msnt Of one acre Ct ground, from which We
gather the following result:
One-third of an acre of corn usually pro-
duced thirty bushels Of sound corn for
grinding, besides some refuse This quanti-
~ was sufficient for family use, and for fat
tening one large or two small hogs From
the same ground he obtained two or three
hundred pumpkins, and his family supply Of
beans. From the same bed Of six rods
square he usually obtained sixty bushels OF
onions, these he sold at one dollar per bu.
shell, and the amount purchased his flour
Thus from one-third If an acre and his
onion BID. he obtained his breads.uff. The
rest OF the ground was appropriated to ali
sorts Of vegetables for the summer and win
Ger use-potatoes bee,s, parsnips, cabbat .,
green corn. peas. beans. cucumbe,s, melons,
squashes, &c, with hfiy or sixty bushels Of
bcets and carrots for the winter food Of
cow. Then he has . Aower-garden, also
raspberries, in great variety. and a few
eaoice apple. pear. plum, cherry. peach. and
ounce trees.
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TrustfA' Sale

"HEREAS, Thomas Hickey and Mary Hickey his
w vile. did, the 3lsr day Of July, $50 convey to
me 10 trust the following described real estate
the City ~ OtIawa State of Illinois and described As
Lot six 90 IT ors ninety three l3,l the States Al.
dition TO Ottawa, which conveyance made secure
the payment Of certain prornssory Of date
with said deed of executed BY the said Thomas
Hickey 10 amy Cooper, for the Of twelve hundred
aud sixty dollars, with inerts, At ten Per cent, and
due from its date.
And whereas, default having been made in the pay
nent OF the moneys secured TO be paid by said
Now therefore I, John p Anthony At the request Of
the holder Of sad not- aud by virtue OF the power
me 'sst-r by said deed OF trust shall the day
September ISIS, sell public auction, the hiyhe.;
bidder for cash at the door OF IN. Court House in Orta
va at The hour OF IL o'clock n OF above
described real estate. sd all equity yed-mp
iion TO the in satisfaction OF the Indebtedness due
on said note tsugi4l JOHN p ANTHONY T-,l.a>.
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~ 1r~laag.S \sspe.

Intel Sfr'>s ,i-cui. Co4yr-Eyecu.ion No 1870
10y virtue OF writ Of Pieri Flcins to m. dirc, cd
- from the United States Circuit Court for IN,
r"f'hrrf District OF Illinois, in favor OF Samuel L.
bsnch 4 AZ, and against Geo. g Usher and Geo Mann
have -yIeEs 90 the Glowing property to wit:
WI sWq Sec Sc 7. 81 y. x Z aud the VIII n.o S-c
90 y, also Loi.+ =. ; aad ~ Block "a and
Lots and Il, Bloc. ~ OF the States Addition In A.
Town OF Ottawa, and all Of the County OF La Sale ard
SlA,e o. lhuc. together with al! the appur.enanses
IhercuIto belonging
"h'ch I-hai expose to public sale on the sth day OF
the Court House door in said Cam
~ u The highest and o-s: bidder. ready money
Sale 10 commence between the hour. Of o'c,nck A
VI. and sunset o. said day JAS ~ pAyIDsON
su-s 7 y HFrslIl torfL1rr Die n/ Ui,..s
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Free Bridge.

THE free bridge across Fox River Dayton n now
completed, and persons living the east side vim
again have the privilege Of pstronsing new Grst
and FIGURING Mill. which is capable Of grinding from 50
to 90 bushels per hour A. the undersigned have ex-
pended their means very literally in erecting such Mil
they hope to receive liberal sha-e Of public patronage
Persons coming from distance will dnd good warm sta.
bling in connection with the above Mill, ee Of cAar0e
and their public house has passed ether and
bids fair to do justice to the ja~sr rsassoablS
rates Please give Us . cam J. 4 d. GREEN.
Dayton. NovamheY 1eK7
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Fowler Institute.
L XefcGrE. Him,

RE. J: H1GBY having purchased an equal share with
Ii Dir. Fowler in this Institute, located at Newark
Kendall Co, Ill., assures his friends that trouble
expense WI; be spared TO make the School worthy Of
patronage in erery tcdg. The entire building having
been repaired AM reted, will be re.opeDed in sepem
ber the Fall Term conn., :ncng Wednesday, Sept LIST.
There will be with ths Institution depart
ment for gentlemen; a.o o,.s for youne ladies'
The design of this Institution is to develop the charac
ter form the manners, and in the conpletest to
educate the moral intellectsa and physical powers
the pupil In order the better to accomplish this pur
pose competent Board Of Trustees have been elected
and Rev. J. c. BuRRoUoIs D. D., OF Chicago. is now in
the East having gone to teachers the fully
qualified to taxi charge Of the students.
The Boarding Department will be under supervi.
sion Of Mr.. and Mrs HENRY FOWLER, which suficeut
that all the influences, pleasant and salutary
of the homecirce will be enjoyed boarding pu-
pills. Applications for admission the boarding de-
partment should be made Immediately.
class for teachers will be formed At the opening Of
the Fall Term The of study will embrace ali the
branches usually taught in common schools Students
in this department also pursue any study in the
Classical English course, receive instruction
music. ....... III"
TRrsTEEs-Rey. J. C. Burroughs D. D., Chicago:
Rev W NJ Haigh. Bristol Rev z. Coleman. Ottawa;
Rev J. D. Clark. Morris Rev. Mr.. Taylor R. c. Howe
ESQ.,, and G. W. HartweIl. ESQ.,. Newark. augl4