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, 1859-12-26

4paA4-.-Ase- lAF0 <9Sot 4s42 .<FH 3E@1 ~AsA -'t
Tho receipts Of Hogs. live and dressed, to-day
were 3,66s, aud the market was quiet and rather
firm At the opening but dull at the close. with
asles at $5.e6@s.00 for dressed, and &. .6o@4.60
for live.
The Provisions market was quiet and firm.
Mess Pork was offered freely ut 1850, but
there we're no buyers at over $500. Lard
quiet and nominal At 9i@l0c.
There was a fair dcnaand for Flour to-day, and
the market was more active at about Tester-
days. prices, pcrltsps shade better. Wheat,
under fur milling and shipping demand. ad-
vauced lie. Corn qniet and steady. Oats un-
changed. Rye in good rdemand and finn.
Barley Guiet.
su1rxRSr OF 041s 70 NEw 0E1EASs.-0ur
Southern trade is Increasing beyond the most
sanguinc expectations To-day there were or
ders for Oats received from Ncs Orleans, to be
shipped via. Ca,ro. by the Illinois Central Rasl-
road; A few weeks since there were shipped 10
New Orleans several hundred barrels Flour.
, 1859-12-26
LOCAL MATTERS.

~ Go to Johu Jones, ll9 Dearborn street,
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired. They
will be well done and at prices to suit tic times.
ANOTHER NEST OF CouSrERrE17ERs- BEWARE
OF rolsos.-1uformation bavinE been received
By the proprictors Of Host+tffrt Stomach Bilf<rs
that their celebrated Restorative has been ex.
tcnsively countezfeisca, we recommend the
thousands who are daily applying for it at the
drug stores in all parts Of the Union, to see that
every bottle they buy bears upon its label fac
sitni!e Of the proprieiors' signature, and has the
words " Hostetter'sS Stomach H,ters" embossed
on on the glass Of the bottle, and impressed an
the corcr Of tue cork. As remedy for feeble.
ness and debility in youth or age, for dyspepsia,
liver complaint, diarhoa, dyslntery, nervous.
ness, imperfect digestion, and for all the diff
culties Incident to ercry crisis Of female life,
Hostetter's Dittcrs are The most celebrated Of
the preparations for similar purposes now be-
furc the world.
eS- If you wish to save money. buy your
Gas Fixtures and Lamps. Kerosene and Coal
Oil. Of Wilnlarth, IS South Clark street. His
new Kerosene Butner is the b>st eee" made.
, 1859-12-26

New XNrk Market.
4F1HEoHArH.1 NV yaxk, Dec. ~.
FIorz-f1rm And quiet. Ea~1 s,1o hris at 1oGS 20
for sop Sat-; t63+1 extra Stale; 4S0oSt5H Evr
s1pz Eestarn 4,kt<t5.so 1nr connon to tu.olun
WEesn: &s kaA6. - Tpund hoop Dho. Canadian iii.
chanks6 sales 20 iHs. Rye -four Ii fair rtques
etAaStd
OaAH-Thestt ntr. Sales 400 bu common Alvau-
kee Cao ii d % a,pe1ulsior: 10 bu god CansdI4n
Gnh :: tt,E: Ryeaulsl and trn RH&soc. RaEey hEn1y
s*aake for new~hke aud yeow. Oats tov<rAt s3e4&Sc.
HHxT-A SHADE hrmc1- kae1 So1 h'ls II ssG4sHc.
PHov1Non--fsk q1te& wit.sus material change. sales
f.9b bhe tit l4G1s = ue. $il - PRIME uet3 dull ard
haASy bA.e y tb.s u aga 10 country Prime Ad ~
% nee4 4SRe 20 Ecpsckod 4IU hkkt ueA&
bsxs hams STEADY S.ks 20 LbIs sl* ss rr1ue mess
essf uacha1Ged Ds1se1 toes s:racY 6f27e. Lasd duh
Ike ~
sEnc1ka.i Beard. not nateh dorx Prices rasbe4 rr.k
EAke zA3nI U. s: y OF a. II la: III l. Chi 6fS;ECA
C3H Panama IL Extra dividend II Ek iii 4 Ri
81; n stH; raelte kaIsGH; E.ie Ii Soods ~
, 1859-12-26
331ar1l1lg.

pOAI2DING-49 Van Burcn. st.,
IL between State street anu Nahah avcnue. F!lt-e!as,
Board with well furnished ia pvate family, o.
gentleman md Lazy. Aix. rnge few day boanless
can be Accommodated. Reierr4css exchanged. 1ee01.w
pOARDING.-A Pleasant Suit of
- furnished roous suitable for Gentleman and LadE
aiew sthgie gentlemen. let with Board In snail private
family. Als few day bosrdcr. desired No. South
Adams street between WaaA.a and Michigan Avenues
de- kim
, 1859-12-26

= WHEELER / W11soS's SEWING MACHINES
for Christmas OF Sew Years Present. very
appropriate testimonial of Father to his
Daughter. Son to his Mother, Husband to
his Wife, Brother TO his Sister, or Church to
its Pastor. This is g'ft as durable as life-.au
economy Of more intrinsic worth to the Ladies
tlan its actual cost.
GEO. 4. Clu7zExpES, GenI AG1
aoo+;1 fH7 and 1t;a Lake street.
, 1859-12-26

DT TEE6xAFU.1 CrzcuxArt Dee ~
DxEMxp MoGA-uAEe aavsaeed 1nRs1c ssles Of 800
FtHs0o&fy* -. ReceIp4s To-day 5000. =
foHx-HeNetp WEA tl$.%a.
, 1859-12-26
dco-ti]

~ Sec advertisement Of Cornell T. Co.'S
two thread nolse,ess premium Sewing Machine
and universal hemmcr, No. l35 Lake street
au2.-ly
, 1859-12-26

WI EST WASHINGTON ST.
w pxorExrr At 4 DspooUyr--rWo L0t1 cu West
We.hnkton strret, lew Block. Msa OF Cnon Ta1k fnf
s,Ie 1t ssop caeh. Inquire Of WA. l.. GkEESLEAF,
efsee sF CIrrk Of Circuit Court, -cetpl.sE+
, 1859-12-26

cY- The best stock in the city Of sArctlry.
H1tehes. Silctr4cant, fiae Lara. Etrutooa,
Coral, Eca,ntl<d md other sets. Fancy Goods,
&C.. imported md from our orn 'aaagfaetory
at Newark, y. j., suitahle for Christmas and
New Years presents is at I. IL. Miller i Bros,
l48 Lake street, corner CLARK.
Having msde our purchases {p<rsonsny)with-
in the last ten days our stock. is OF the
latest and most elegant styles, Burers are re-
specuu9]y invited 10 call, examine, and judge
Remember our address corner Of Lake and Clark
streets. dela ow
, 1859-12-26

TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
80 ae1ta lnp.nyed md 70 acres Of T1rsesed Lard
!n Ta1ewe county. ll9.is Also Dwelling House AID
for stock Of u Of md SHOES Gncees Is Goods, for
ttock consisting Of roEtioa Of each Or Lumber. For
sxIM l. MASIIER IL
, 1859-12-26

vi T. Il Il U. u " A AND
~ ard ,,,3r NSsA N,iSf;:H ,asA MAiaEoAn+ III :a
n.::.t. t;.a. vi tan = h',s~': ' 4'''' 'As|'''
1lsASs WESTWARD. TRAINS EASTWARD
Ls,ys ;as= A. !ease cets; an
Ks ' 4seat se !. 81,
'1'..: ,;ssr 7:.,; ;:;ai'p" :saT IAN
111:st s1Hs i c:a1 sP Af''' '' s'o a"
tts....... ..........1+opm.
E., with Il fA'"1sa Trains fur chicago and the
a psxs,s r::ss,axeafss ~ paveaPorta.l Aasuet+ta.
.T.;"s A u. Grs,r II =, w.s', ;tass. ~ 1tton.
Ws~r.n". eiar Falls Wavtry. tiaissv.e Vra:f.r5 II
rrt:a Eofa Neva!a E@rsao, W.n.1 II H.
r-nxn Newton Its.ur.!nes, .E! GountE E,rtf4
ws,s1:s M:'a 'sssA"1 s *' ks@f TT v!"'on md
The shortest eheapest aE4 expeditions .,at- be-
fc se.ss to ~ 10 ,~n ILL., + Icing my e ni;:s
!n.- tie nteiIos Il Iva ''e' 1'a
Aa4eht N. = At ths drrat h Fston, u ;see,s s,
= sss q s z T. :'' which vii
ii. SMITH. Erx. sal s,st-
~; ese s:s. =: - !!:se. A.t4': y ~
ANlA CENTRAL.
n.. ~; RAILROAD.
n,,n.r .,,sa.-. Geans1y: . ~ 4s' - ''e
Three THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS
I"EES F{TEsBERt:N AND PHILADELPHIA
hs ~ !. a. wtts a"a at t,e, y ~ rian Tts
New York I..ta ELi;no,r snI W,.hnztnn .S1~ ph
fa.u.,hin. aes,it.es for lie ~
surpassed f"s and c.zatn.t bv any os.xF Foute
oa sssrs: F.. 5cs. " srl."
SEr&i.: Cas- .,s at:4ta.d ra ea.h Tr,,a: wors7,4r
S'e-pE I: ~ Express and Fass T1sIs. ite EIt,r
+, N. aoi Lia~ supd.y. s.cestrt. fs,rs
44!lr sraAs t:se,s vs New forE Eip;ess III
Ttans eouEecs II t7tt.eu.xh VIII tne 4 ii rr,re..
u. AID IN Nes York Il li.ts IN. -
TsaiI> Al Pittsburgh x.th The Fat 1Jns
an! in New YORK Al l4ss FM ii Il T,.In. frsvr ~.
bu.xh II 6 i. ~. arriving u Tlia4.eiaita Ii IN 80
York 4:tt A 81. - -" ~'e~
s;1 aas;y t.:es b<tx:ea thatphia and Sev Yo%h;two
Eeks.s tau .l, arv ro oa e,bs. of.he ahn1.
Haat Tiekststo E&en are kooI ia Nurwch Fail R,v..
or stol!nkl1n Lines. A"s1
att K.IrosI Gses IL de Wen M, ~ .. sae ,n2c;s
regular Line Of Steamers tie N..po or Uhly riy,r.
tor Nv iosk BaiAa.usso ar rasixphia. IN ho%-
r,pr aJ1r.ys T0It~
fA1AH ~" % ~ ~ - LUM ~ Bt AMI |
II AK Tor T.sket. bv p1it.;nvxh |
The cor. cett,n q. the Westtrn e,nnertinn. 49,
sylvaaa E4issoad - Ch.eaEo the ' 4ek
Tie connecting af iflcts br ihs K,rnsd B,,s~. - u,,
burxk srr jInr s drsE..e o. fs-.r -, i!tfa
win lie ~ ia: efttu, ~ toSgtaes
ty satels nf frxEht ~ he nnhr'
Ia!sies a.ipplnx Kaaxald VII dnd i 10 1ssF ,tv,n+,,
to 81 :s1p sy.s. Or ,,,n,,,-
- e.ttt: orr uvtlx Agents Of fths ~ OF
u. j. s.ex1,tP.:t. 1.n uvyIe i c.. Hin-n1311: -
Il. 5. I;.rce e. t.1:,ri;: ;: x: ichsan
, 1859-12-26
:FDr Salt.

EOR SALE-AC CIGAR STORE
trz-rAte sard, and dzng good BIT Aues, The test
chance for .t.s!e For particulars inque
u Store 55 North CLARK street, ttenIlW
, 1859-12-26
HaliIodDB.
CHlCAGO, BURLINGTON

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON =
~ 5...:..,. aG!Xcy RAILROAD,
MAJ. -. sunaA' e1esssed: av*s sop
aTrss 20 - saad.s essep:sa. "a: Saasas' sss*s''s
E2s,' ss,e. l,,S r. Saturdays e1rsp<d; arrye.s,,
,-,.-n, ,.., q. L. HAMMOND, o.1er,, sr,.
RAACt;IINSaEsn r. ACME AND MISSISSIPPI;
&c - ::t ssssa,s sTss:, Sss aa'
LEAVE RACINE
A:st r. f Il. eSs:ss ;s 1.;sx cAs,
saa .;s< t t FSess * q s
ttsiss . q L!se; Genital ,5s W. q <,
e. K,ss t.gsl '.0 RSan:h
j. t. t. @ - saa ~ {: axs"t'e ss*, -
;i.s tse. & S:ss as 4; r,,r
.aa Kis.y f.. cl<axS :. it
Freight !orwardei TO I'll pol1ss on ths A....1,n, p,
ds.patct, VIA 1'e sae.sss
"a. THOMSON. GEN, u.e,957 uE9nEEr HARRIS. ~.
pTrTsBURGH, FORT WAYNE
Sew ps:.d .aa s...7sn f:a uli<,k to r,,s,s,..
as S H!!s +: FIJI RAILROAD
~ NV 4oSk~ 1AH3AelphlA. Baltimore Ant V.st!,-,r.
Ony, and ~ the Interior towns pf 1eansY1y,na
sey. New York. Maryland &r A's" 'f:.
Merehanta BY taking this rnute vii. have the h+ats.
MI the Eastern market II no additional ct.., " g
Baggage tlteke4t through,
stts slt. T.: = si ipcs. Canal 'aa Va h's
sfMAshe kT,,' ,1 = I.y ;sa1as,
G,1naeaf ~ Gtsaas .h clevrlana aid Like ~.
.oston nd VI ints:ot towns q New Ensl.s " 81
iork Cent1a! and New York AHt Erie Rzs!faa. "
A!so .sath to Co'umsus z.ocavlIe Sevatk Mo:-.
AMI Virginia. Viii
The sbovs tsa!ns connect 4 Forest With train. os W.
A!vef koa.a to Springfield E1haoa. Dayton and Cn>.r,
Aso wth tfxlns Il Lima for Dayton ani taclura.
FARE Az Low A. ANY OTHER Rtn RI
Passengers bound Eass Will .d this r,ute Faith r.-,
and A<teabe. passing through many Of the .a.lr,i
Inert ctt.es IN the United STATES e 81
tas.eoKtTs arriving At Chicago, any 1t the rats 49,
ENC Attentive check agents at tho drpAfs to receive cx
aa4 convey baggage ire Ut charge the pstskr,ar III
Ch!eakhtaFa- sleeping cars accornpan~ ea6 b train
Tickets ns ke ii al the principal Ticket cc. ia ,h
Mx.t and st the Eonpany's 1;a..th .su
ne2Et!n streets, oppose tho Revere I+.,.r % u,
Chicago. " '' ''''s''.
i: :. PATRICK. T!ck.t Asrnt
IAS: ". MCoSDA. frt'eht Agent. Ckie~.o
I'D. uoEstoy. Geu1 Freight 4 It, Ll!eaxa. T,s
, 1859-12-26

l. WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
o. AID After sCSDAT, Deg, 4,h 1sS7 tsaias xEleas*
e Io t.aa III; sa sss
1~a st. Jo.epa Te1s u.ase, Eraa,z. C-lo, ASu2hls.
aS x5ttisa :. s.: st. Lea:. ] csiio
s,ssa,; ;sstP!a.a: ;,y
Lau:s At Cain ii pm. Memphis 10 An
Sl!e;s: : n,
s2 ;5: g Cd sls
Eles ant Sleeping ca1a ase ran oa Al night talas
B.sEaze checked through to Cairo St. Louis aud 81
THROUGH TICKETS
For a.a II Conpanys Once the G.est Genital D.
pe ~ 4 she once ot hs r.easSh rer w.ynsn IN, snt
dopa stlse.s nd Il tbe Michigan cen.sa Ratoad once
On Dearborn street, between Lake md Randolph street,
HYDE PARK AN D WooDLAwN TRAINS
Leays Chicago II TO an. Leave Wood1a~n n toam
!. 5fsrm sDp u
anshs an be obtanei By applying 1t Tie otee Of Tie
General r.4'enssFAFWta'jx e. T. .rrurR saner.ten,,<p,
Sta: fs.xasss sse<la'<1S<a'.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND
Nl GREAT WESTERN CANADA RAILWAYS.
la:2-...yAL. Axo w1rEx4 AkaAxaExxSrs.. .ioSo-
T.a. leave the Gsc.s Central Depot foot Of Lake sre
10 sa-Sew Io.t and Boston Express texeepesn
a1Ttye At Detrot ito pm, Suspension If!dSe Of
@Ea1alo @ 20 an. ~! A!s4n, 9. pm., Sew York
s aCnenas,i Tn Inns T aud Louisville il Sun
asysGa'a,e II Cincinnati i LII am. aid loa:..
100 pa-Nev Yo!k and no.soa Express daily
4 ass, s o 1 III a'Es i. e.
ssor 4:oopm. m.,.-,-u,-.. 80. O..
e:s y as.a. r @ s ~,
IL: f :s T. e. II isss
taits ~ f.t Hualo and ~ ronts Esas; ~ Toronto .!th
, 1859-12-26

4 Man SUDDENLY MADE Ric1i.-one Of our
citizens was suddenly made rich few days since
by purchasing can Of Cooks large Baltimore
oysters, at Il. Jackson's Cste McSasser's) 2.
Dearborn street, in which was found ptdrl Of
priceless vaIue. Mr.. Jackson is now daily re-
ceiving these choice Oysters aud offers then, to
the public at 50 cents a can during the HOLIDAYS.
dea3.Gt,
, 1859-12-26

F Those monster Kerosene Lamps which
give the light Of two gas burners or two Cam
phenc Lamps. at one-fourth Of tho expense,
will be hired out for evening parties, lighting
halls. churches, etc;, during the holidays Ap-
def5.1nt
, 1859-12-26
lo0J REAT 1850
Central Short Zine ROUTE
PEF1SBCKt;K, fT. WAYNE I CHICAGO, AM
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROADS..
TO ILL E.lkTERxS~ CITIES

CLARKE & CO.
T1IRuCuH FREIGHT AGENTS,
Are FreTated to Contrast fsrExEls through Y aneo,,y
hs Coa1bInltx narara atnFr. II ihtlr ur1tx,
- Dearborn street,
and 1t depot Of p, Fl. ". < =. K T. chicago ~, -
usraf. Liberty street lEtt>h'rfh,
The ointe* Of he fen1sv1. 4ltA Eallroa. CGnranr
the East are soeafed Al No As. Hcue scw Yoit;
tn; " 4, North 4ttet, Hs. !,ose, Anl Il tie ..tL.r
ltepot. fhAttthla. IT,
, 1859-12-26

SINGERS FAMILY SEWING NAculxEs,-Also
Machines for Tailoring and Leather Sewing, At
b6 Lake erect. See advertisement. de1U-lm
, 1859-12-26

FOR SALF.-Drug and Prcscrip-
j. ton Store fo1 Sale ofe. II sacrld-e First Cass
Stse doing coed h7slnrsA well oca,ed In ceEre
e TIA city. Iesun tasy For particulars address @. "
dsSi
, 1859-12-26

MONET Y.

SArr1pAE EsE11xo Drc. ~ ls::4.
The n,ooer market has changed in no respect
sincc our lset ISSUE Exchange is steady at II
premium for Illinois and Wisconsin currency.
The supply is fair and tie ds1nand ditto. Cur.
reney abundant Gold 9 per cent premium.
The general money mnrke. Ii close. Pro-
duee. bees and pork operators nouopolize the
-nraua Of TIC banks.
EAsx.xas or fnE. CALESA l. CHICAGO uS1os
:. RA1noan for the week ending Dec. eed:
1&sS- 1&16
Fright .,.tli.As.<3 &l1te3s3 4I344.N.. 1ltc,
P1a3anktf1 &MtAa A4h47a 1,63.6s.. Dee
NRl1a &c c.,.. ltp3Ct 1Q9}no 10000. Lee
9n,n
, 1859-12-26

5000 ForSp, or Kentucky whisky Of ne date
Clark street, in tive-g gallon packages, warranted
pure, for the Holidays. We would say to our
city readers, to call carly this morning and pro-
cure one Of those packages. uec14ESk
, 1859-12-26

r. The beautiful Dress Hats, Head Dresses,
and tse1tha Capcz, that are SO taatefr arranged
By Wansley Hueston, are very much in de-
mand for laol,dsy gifts One Of their rich cloaks
would make a most acceptable gift to any lady.
Before completing your purchases Of presents
examine these articles at Al and 45 Clark street.
de14-St
, 1859-12-26
RARE CHANCE-s4ooo.-

4 RARE CHANCE-*4.ooo
IA For Eae tie enre Int muesls' aud goa s!ii
1t ore of The mo toutsslinE WEEKLY R REPUBLICAN,
TAPEKS In the NorthEest. pos*esaog lage State and
To over ter an1nn. The sate.I !. A!y ne .
conf rt ut tie requisites for extet1re 4o7 tsnts1.
The Establishment Ill be carried for kiss than 20
yt To souA- man or literary ta=tts this Is ch.Dva
rarely to be nft x!tb.
e3sfactorr reasons given for sale. Address e. II. F.
ra1e ADAM ELUER, Esq, No. les J Z, a+er Or,
Detroit, Mich. d-.s6ldA1s1
, 1859-12-26

alla &c 1tp3Ct 1,O3}Dp 110.0o.. Lee
Tosa1. ....41s,sss.s. elspssS7 a1sst.it.. .Des
, 1859-12-26
WHERE Is JONAS B. KURTZ

w formerly q JaalttA county, Ttnusylv1ata Tke
last hesri OF him fe WA In Madison equity, illinois, Ii
Is zbout txeny three yras of med,u t!ze broad
saouderS tTuad sorrh. 3D. teps>ed coun.en1nee; hal
worked the AspenttI3 Trade Sbout this notice
hin be will hea1 o1 meney b..rk =ttn The
hALts Of brusheis pea. Ttop.ontowu ~ sddesz.nx
Ct III: n9sss e. Ill soo1ss i.vo1 On hin AM ,n:ssHa
>. tt.nkfuy .eeeiy.d by hs brothers. Ws.tesn r.p4a
p!cast cory. dezA13I
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-09-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
An Incident on the Cars.

An Incident on the Cars.
On the whole pleasant traits and incl
dents are not common in the cars, | think.
This opinion | expressed to my friend
Somers the other day. In reply to my
remark he related little adventure, which
as it is apropos, and moreover involves a
little love and sentiment, | give without
apology, in his own words. 1t proves
that in the most unlikely places love and
sentiment may be discovered
Il was escolting home the lovely
Charlotte D., to whom was at that
time quite devoted. We got in one of
the crowded Avenue cars-Charlotte
could scarce find room to spread her crno-
line, and arrange her voluminous founces.
stood up near her, as there were no va
cant seats
After "A few minutes came in a poor
woman, Who deposited basket of clothes
on the platform, and held in her arms
small child, while little girl clung on
to her skirts. She looked tired and weary
but there was no vacant place. To be
sure, Charlotte might have condensed her
flounces, but she did not. Beside her.
however, sat very lovely and elegant
young woman who seemed trying, by
moving down closer to others, to make
space enough for the stranger between
herself and Miss D.. At last she sue
ceeded, and with the sweetest blush ever
saw. she invited the poor burdened female
to be seated Charlotte D-drew her
drapery around her, and blushcd too, but
it was not pretty blush at all and
she looked annoyed at the proximity of
the new conner, who was, however, clean
and decently, though thinly clad.
The unknown lady drew the littlo
girl upon her lap, and wrapped her velvet
mantle round the small, half-clad from and
put her muff over tho half frozen little blue
hands.
80 great was the crowd, that alone
seemed to observe her. The child shiver-
ed-the keen wind from the open door
blew upon her unprotected neck. saw
the young lady quietly draw from under
her cloak little crimson wooden shawl
which she softly put on the shoulders Of
the little one, the mother looking on in
confused wonder. After a short time she
rose 10 leave the cars, aud would have re-
moved the shawl.-The unknown gently
whispered, No, keep it on-keep it for
her The woman did not answer-the
conductor hurried her out, bat her eyes
swan in teaIs which no one saw but me
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-09-28
FALL QUARTER
OF THE
Middlebury Female Seminary

Commences Monday September I2, and contin-
ues ten and a half weeks. Pupils are not ie-
ceived for less than full quarter, except by
particular arrangement with the Principal
Miss AGNES GORDON, Principal and Preceptress
Miss NJ. j. KNOWLES, Assistant Preceptress.
Miss JANE WELLINGTON, Teacher Of Drawing
and Painting
Prof A. BoTr, Teacher of Music ana German.
TUITION AND BOARD.
TMhon-ln Elementary English, SO 90; Higher
English, "a so; Latin and English, SIS 90. Piano
so; Singing, $40 90 Vocal Music Glass, 81 90 ;
Painting in Water Colors, 81 90 in OH, Ss 90 (;
Drawing, 81 90; French, 100, German 81 90.
An extra charge OF 20 cents is made for fire,
and sweeling.
Bodnd-ln Seminary Boarding House, including
Room, Lights and Washing, S26 90 per quarter
the young ladies finding their own towels and
lights: Fuel is provided at cost, Rooms for self
cipal.
Bills payable al the middle ofeach quarter, and
no deduction is made for temporary absence
AGNES GORDON.
Middle3ury, August 8, 1889
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-09-28

RATHER AN ExpREssIvE IDEA.- Some
days ago, before the Republican Lomina-
ton for Justice of the Supreme Court was
made in this District, gentleman from
a neighboring county who was desirous
of securing the nomination. was here to
look after his interests In company with
a distinguished limb of the law" from
Emira, he ordered a horse and buggy
from one OF our livery stables to visit
Horse-Heads on buttonholsing mission to
the delegates from this county--a fast
horse that could 60 out and back in an
hour. The horse came as ordered, but
instead of being 2,40 nag, he proved to
be one of the slowost possible description,
testing the patience of his distinguished
drivers to the utmost extent. But they got
around finally, and as they mopsd up to
the livery stable, the ostlsr stood in the
door, between whom and our aspirant for
judiciary honors something like the follow
ing conversation ensued
Candidate" Ia MIR. J-----stting this
horse for the New York market ?"
Ostler--" Not that am aware OF. Why
do you ask the question p
Candidate" Because | didn't know
but he intended to sell him to 60 before
hearse. | wish to say that he won't
answer the purpose. He never would get
the corpse around in time for the Resur-
rection. II Eimird (N. " RepuIii-
can.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-09-28
North Atlantic Steamship Co.
.GULAR THROUGH LINE TO SAN FRAN
CISCO.

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CISCO.
VIA PANMA RAILROAD,
and connecting only with Steamers Golden Gate
Golden Age, John l.. Stewhens, and Sonora, Of
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company at Panama,
Direct to Aspinwall The splendid steamships
BALTIC, ADRIATIC, AND ATLANTIC.
having been entirely re6tled and adapted to the
California trade, will hereafter run ms above
leaving is port on the 9TH aud 2,th of each
Month, from the foot OF Canal Street, North
River.
Passengers and Mails will be forwarded bv
Panama Railroad, and connect at Panama with
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's magnf-
cent Steamships, which will be in re diness, and
leave IMMEDIATELY for San Francisco. They
viii be embarked free of expense fronl Railroad,
by Company's Steamboat TABOGA
An Experienced Surgeon is attached to each
ship. Sieerage Passengers found in cool cd pro
visions, bedding, and attendance. 1t is believed
that the accommodations afforded BY the above
ships are unsurpassed by any in the world The
public are informed that the T.. N. S. 5. Co, al
ways have 0te more eTfrd Steamers, lying nj
Panama, reudy for sea, To avoid any possible de-
tension Of Passengers on Mails, and embark their
passengers by Steamboat. 22;3pn
For passage apply at the only office of the Com.
pany, on The Wharf foot Of Canal Street, North
klvert to WILLIAM n, MICKHAM.