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RATS THAT WOULD MARRY ACCORDING To
Lana late Scotch paper has the following
singular story: "About the end Of July or
the beginning Of August last, woman ma
med Mclean, at Clifton, near the head of
Loeb Iomond, lost her marriage-rinr whilst
engaged in putting In or building peats, and
notwithstanding that every search was made
for it at the time, It could not be found
About fortnight ago the cat brought n rat
into the house. and around the mock Of the
rat was the missing marriage ring. Itissup-
posed, as rats are known to Garry off coins or
pieces OF silver or gold, that tho ring had
been taken TO the rats neat, where il had
gone over the neck Of one of the Young ones,
and remained there until the arimal had adj.
vanced in growth, and curiously enough, been
captured by the cat. Mrs. Mclean. who had
been about year married was no less rejoio-
ed III getting possession of her lost ring than
surprised at the singular way in which il was
recovered"
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G, G. P. R. R. R. CO.
NOTICE.

NUIICE.
A IL persons that have subscribed for stock In
~ the Connecticut n passumpsio Rivers Rail
road Company on condition that assessments
should not be called for oftcncr than once In nine
~ days, or once in THREE mcnths arc hereby mott
fled that the following assessments are laid, viz;
Ten dollars on each share, payable the frat dny
Of January next. aud ten dollars on each ahnre
every succeeding three months thereafter tho
whole shall amount 20 one hundred dollars on aeh
share,
Payments may he made at the Treasurer O flee
in Boston, or ut the following places, viz,
The Peoples Bank, Bank Of Orleans, Bank Of
Lyndon, Passumpsio Bank, Bradford Bank, or TO
L. CLEVELAND, Agent, at Coventry, Vt
BY order Of the Directors
n. =, LOWERING, TrsS Nurer.
Boston. Oct. l6, 1857. S6,s
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- Am..L. J0AAn nnhogs. lnase alrLa..l.
ORDEFqf NOTICE eCSETTLElfEN,
JuEErumYAErs ESTATE.

STATE or Vermont CatanostA ptsrutrT, -.
~ Probate Count huu at ~ Juhusuury. 90 aid disCt
uu The tih daF af March 4 u isf4.
WuthkA", Ira hfNaut AuWiuisraisf on the estate Of
~ Jnat A if ant late ul sutton, la uaii atil lrrfHfrt
pfupoa'a - rcurT arcluut 90 hts Hdiuiu
aud % pftsoui hia at'uunt against aAd estate Tor ca
alnann and allowance ur TIC purpusr u masking paf.
luln aud uNubunn o ihr residue ~ said estate under
decree 81 said court Among the pTr~pna vhu are hy
law eutrd o. tue same u 10 thTrrure ordered by said
Court that thr come uudyT considerable ana Be
beard AZ the Probate once, ~ Iuhnsbun ontho sIth
JAY Of Mach. u. lHal Ana 70 IL Wrther ofdrrrd.
That at pcfnna interested be nsilnrd hrfruf hy puh.
saunn ~ COPY ~ the record Of thlt order IA the
tardunitu, printed athi JuhuHUuri. aut-
ettsch previous O. said uur ofhcauua that thev may
hptThf nud contest ths hluu ~ vait account VI
they zoe tausr and gls. hr heard O., aiicuurt ia the
matter " Partition and ulatfibufiuu 81 sid rrtntr
Attest, Asa l., FRENCH Judge
$50 Affect. ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge
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RAISING TunKEYa-I have, for the last five
years, raised white turkeys, bu; last year my
friend Mr.. Rancsdalc, Ut Putnam, Conn, told
me he had an extra large Kind Of turkeys /
got a cock and hen Of him, aud they were
large and in good crder Juf net .faL The
cock weighed p % pounds and hen II ~
pounds thye not weighed them since, but
now they have attained their full size, they
will weigh good deal more, kept five
hens ofmy white Kind, which make ak hens
and a cock, and have raised ninety as fine
turkeys as anybody has got
Ho,s 10 raise Aem.--I set my turkeys IN
my barn as early as can, aDd not over &c
teen cggs apiece. When they hatch pat
them under crate, aud feed them on crack cd
corn and milk curds, aud IL have milk curds
enough feed them on Il altogether, and /
hardly ever lose young one. When. they
are four weeks old ! let them 60 to shift for
themselves, The old ones sometimes hatch
a second clutch -Four Of mine have this
year. Ifthey lay more than fifteen eggs
set the balance under hens, and 40 | raised
from six old hens ninety young ones, worth
now at market price, $1,000 DoRar
NUcgDdpcr
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Conn. & Passumpsio r. r. r.
NoTIOm.

TVNHE following assessments have been laid on
u all subscriptions for the purpose OF cxtendinp
the road viz--lO per cent. on.cach share PAYABLE
Sept. lst 1887. Also. 10 PA. cent. on each share
payable every succeeding sixty days thereafter un-
share shall have been paid
PaymcIits may be made at the Bank Of Orleans.
Peoples Bank, Bank ofLyndon ,passumpsic Bank
bradford Bank, T.. Cleveland, Coventry Vt, or
Treasures Office No. Merchants Exchange.
Boston. Per order,
June 1857. dn,f
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FOR S ALE,

A FINE cottage residence on stJohnsbury plain
~ VI. situated ON Main street. about ten min.
utcs walk from Mcssrs. Fairbanks scale work :
aud depot. h convenient Tor man doing business
ON the Plain or az Paddock's Village. IL Is n
well built house. convenient for one on two fami.
lies. has II good rooms two cellars and out build.
ings, well Of good water with achain pump and
a cistcrn Of soft water.
The barn was ftcd up two years ago In good
order for stablingS horses, aud new cnrriapc
house built az the same time. There Is ono acre
OF excellent land and the choicest Of fruit that
grows in northern Vermont.
7. =. The village people have built ono Of their
large cistcrns oppostcthc place this fall which Is
very convenient in case Of fire
The owner having len town "a anxions TO sell
and viii sell M a bargain
For further particulars enquire Of Russell Hal
lett near tho premises.
l6d CHARLES sHATTUCK.,
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y
u Probate Court hold 90 Luueuburg within aud for said
dntLigt 90 The Itu ua} oi March, 4. u 1859,
fhthtkLH ihl. aduuittratlr 600 The estate " Alrns
- ahdef h1rtun late % tuncYfd iu taid dittfct de-
LfH ufrtrutH ms administration account fr sfnFuf
here lgun. 10 "a urutrd that TIE De- frl,rtsd lu s
slih uHY OF March urti 30 the Probate once u said
luuruuufal fur examination and allowance. and that H
errru-r be uuttnr1 hereof ~ he publication Of uiis
ORDER Dc zoe talrHHulauf printed 81 80 JuhutNhfF,
tftn weeks H'rratlfrll ~ soon a. te that they
may appear tud % tat time Aud place, ~ they sec
cause. Object thereto 80 tIs tHufi
Ausst JONAH BHooKS, Judge ofPsobais.
$50 Aue,i' Jos An BHboEs. Judge Of Probate,
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Farm for Sale.

CtTIUATED in the westerly part OF Iuncns
- bursh, about three miles from Luncnbuigh
Corner, aud known a. the Morrill, Farm, contain
...ss - at4e- ~ good land ~ Nhirh about loo
acres Is cleared aud fuipbiy divided into W0WiUg
tillarc and pastutngc. hcfeis Barn. House
aud Shed on said Farm, and an orchard of about
so thrifty young apple trees, aud good school
house within I Of mile Of said house. said
farm will be sold cuIAr, and reasonable credit
given. Inquire Of john W. liartshorn Of Lunen-
bursh, or OF the subscriber at West Waterford.
J. A. HADIEY.
Jan. 20, 1859. 22,f
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STATE or VERMONT.
Caielnuia nIfu.t
aEOR.Ec. WnrELKn.l I,TArr-

WTWN'H = " IITITN0 " Vi
A. Probate Court held az the Probate otr lu 81 Johns
hurFt un the lst dhN uf March. 4 % itin.
HtNJANlN NirrEN administrator un the estate 81
'egurEot Wh~-irr late uf - Juhuatuf1, in sad dlsl
dfttaNrd iutcs' r, makes application O. said Court
tend the ur heretofore allowed hm, ~ pa iho debts
due irom 'si deceased aud % render hs standardization
account uitl future daN WhefrufHii No. ordered
hf sad Court that ll aup'sa b. heart aud decided
40 Tie Probate OnrH iu st JuhuttUr, Hfufrslld the
at-i sat ed March = D. u and n a. further ordered
mat nuNtT g. Eilyu ca aprrs'us concerned uN puhra
ton ul copy ui The feId u hH order u the tHlcduui
90 printed pc 81 J1huiut' three weeks tuCtcslNsy,
b. tart said tuu Acallu..
ny the DIvft
Attest Asa l.. FRENCH. Judge ofProaate.
20 Auc.L AaA L rRENcM. Jn..e nl rrahate.
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Miscellaneoue Reeeipts.

. SHORT CARE.-Rub into -four small bit
Of shortening or three table spoonfuls Of
cream. Sour milk enough to nuke stiff
paste. One teaspoouful Of soda dissolved in
the milk. Bake in quick oven.
Coon BRowN BREAD.-rwo.thirds Indian
meal. to one third Rye. Sour milk enough
to wet it, sti6. One teaspoonful salcratus
Two table spoonfuls Of cream. Salt, and
bake as soon as mixed, four hours.
" A simple remedy for burns is the
white Of an egg. II excludes the air and is
healing.
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Best Churn yet Invented.

TIVE Davis Sclf.Adjusting PatcntChum ehurns
the quickest and easiest. and makes as much
and as good butter as the old Dasher Chum. Il
works the butter milk out and the salt in with ae-
curncy and dispatch. Buy one, and II it's not the
best return H. For sale for the County Of Gale
donia at the Agricultural Ware House, by
ALEX. LANG.
st. Johnsbury. July l5. 1858. 94u
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Horse Shooting
AND

a y ID
REASEKsnTTT'IEINIG-.
rgNlIE subscribers would respectfully announce
60 the public that they have formed mart
ncrship for the purpose Of carrying on the above
named business. All kinds q work done with
ncatucss and despatch.
G. Patterson, one Of the firm. will give his pcr-
sonAl attention 60 horses in the habit Of cutting
~ ovcrrcachng or having bad feet. lie thinks
nom hts long experience he can give general sat
ismeuon. The patronage ofthc public is respect.
uliy solicited. ~. c. PATTERSON.
81 s. n. MARSTON
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Who wants to buy a Farm 2

TNNHE subscribers wish to sell a small Farm.
containing about - acres Of land situated
within one half mile OF West Chbrleston Village.
ihere - on said farm good dwelling house and
shcd also two barns and sheds adjoining. Also
one OF the best Sugar Orchrrds in Northern Yer
mont Terms Of payment made easy to the pur-
chaser, q II 81 NJ. WEEKS.
Also for sale, Is acres Of good pasture land ad,
Joining c. w. McRoy's farm in Lyndon. Said
pasture Is welt fenced and watrred- Also for sale
QUIZ good cedar posts. pine and spruce lumbar
@. VI. q J. NJ. WEEK.
Dee, rs. 1885
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500 DOIT,ARS WORTu

Atlowcst Wholesale prices) ofthc above GINS win he i'm
worth oi books sold 49,
nB- All soLp AT PUnusnrRs' LOWEST nErait
Our Catalogue ct Rocks cmhraccs all OF the popular
Ancient aud Modern Books In variety 20 snt all thses-
Including History, Biocraphy Fiction Musical, Medical
Rehgons and Miscellaneous Literature and Is
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Notice Extra.
G II. & J. NJ. WEEKS.
q The Staff of Life p.

lust received, dnothcr lot OF that excellent
- flour-and Tor sale by the barrel or bag
Warranted to give satisfaction, OF the money re-
funded A. NJ. COOK.
Railroad ST., opposite Pass. House.
Oct o.
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ORDER nj NOTYCEaC SETTLE uENT.
BENJAMIN YouEga ESTATE

STATE Of vEHnOAT Caledonia pstIci, -
A. Probate Court hold 81 ht JluuabuTF la aatd dstfCL
pu the tth DAY " Marrh 4 D 1850.
N uthEAh. Nathaniel lee. fnfrutnr ~ the last VII
" aua ftlsWrut Of hrnlfniu luuuH. late uf NAirflfd
saw uatl deceased PROPOSES 90 render 90 arruuni ~
h administration hUd 60 present NE against said
estate Ir examination aud auYN ff the ~ 81
m1AQf raiu4u ana diaiuutIu 90 thr residue sam
las hndtf u g.. - sal Court among hr prfs1us h1
are hT law quilted o. toe % IN therefore urrrrh uF
tHl Court that the come under confederation aud BE-
heard ht The Probate Once in 80 InhusuurF gn
uaN ul MHIih, A ID iH Ana % is further GfIHffu. that
an eIsnus Interested pc nniucd hereof by publication Of
tHpF 81 iht fttfl uf ha order w tllr taltllulau
printed ~ 81 tnurF three weeks suCressVuF urrF-
osa O. sall umr Pr haalps, that they MAJ apptaf and
contest inn hluhaut uf aal account. 10 turf
anu also W heard by said Ouu u the matter uf partition
aud uialIibuuu 90 aatl estate.
- the Court -AussL ASA l.. FRENCn, Judge
Allest - j. rhrNCn JuAre OF Ptauate ~ 80
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10 10 now iheTcupon oTlrfrd that George Leslie,
The present Receiver ~ said EsseN BANK, do give
notice 90 The said claimants 60 present their said
claims Tor payment ~ said dividend, az the Bank
NJ Newbuyi in NeWbury, Vermont on ar before
the ist day Of July next BY causing o. copy o. this
order 20 be- published for slA successive weeks, az
s1un tHsy ser 80 Tie -GzladaHlaH, printed al
lcations shall be- sufficient notice 90 such claim
ants, and all such claims a. are not presented go
said Receiver Tor payment by the time Aforesaid
viii be thereafter barred 81 al claim or right ~
payment from the nank Safety Fund.
Given under my hand, az st. JOhusbuy, in the
County Of Caledonia and State u Vermont this
Alh day Of February, 1889 J., T., POLAND,
2b-al Chancellor.
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Musical Instruction.

MI II. T. SAWYER, would give no
w tice to the inhabitants Of St Johnsbuty and
vicinity that she will give instruction on tie III
Sl0.00pcr term.
Rooms az Mr.. A T BuutS
ST. Johnsbury, Jan. 90 1850 soft
kHFEhENoEs.-B +. Baker, w. Adams, Ic-
Vi = Homer, j. c. d. Parker. and w. Schultz.
Boston.
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Machinery and Castings,

r iii4- s+iiisfEihssSha4a aa hand lgaaduarthz
Il planners, Circular Saw Mills. Clapbuard and
Shiuglc Mills ~ approved patterns and excellent
"otkmanshtp! also SLgar-housc A Arch-mpuths
and Plates, hlacksmiths' Iwircs, Fan Brllows
aud Tire Rollers, Box Stoves, Barn door Rolls
Iron Sinks, sc Sc. Castings and Fnrpinpa Of
every description, and repairing done 20 order aud
NJ short notice. HAIIIT & THOMPSON
-. Juhnsbury, VI 63tf
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Good Stoves.
Sash and Doors,

INHOSE in want of first rate article in
Il the above line viii do well TO give US a call
and buy good inside Doors from 81 % 20 l.75 tho
best workmanship in all cases warranted.
l.. o. STEVENS.
ST. Johnsbury, Oct, 7, 1853. or
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Cash Wanted

AND MUST BE HAD
DY the subscribers on all notes and account,
I'D due to them Jan. LIST, 1850. and oil pcrsons
having unsettled accounts are requested 10 call
and settle the same without DELAY.
q. II. 4 ], NJ wBRKs.
Lyndon, VI, Dee ~, 1885.
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A Servant Girl Wanted !

ENNPERlENCED III Cooking, Washing.
~ and Ironing. Good references required.
Inquire A. this Office. March 4,
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE Ar

a u G II L O N J
RI virtue of a license from the Hon. Pro-
Il bate Court for the District OF Caledonia ,bc
subscriber will sell al AUCTION, the premises, ON
SATURDAY, MARCH 10,
at l o'clock, p. NJ, the following nroncr,r. +,
yoke Oxen. @ Cows. | four.ycars Ola 'o,Pi !
years old lieifer two-yenrs old Heifer. MAJ
with foal, wo-years old Colts, l Buggy w. :
Harnesses, lot Of Hay e9' ""b"h'
Terms, ak months credit
~, CALVIN WOOD, Administrator.
Kirby, March, 9th, 1852 "~'Of'
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Move Wire Cloth,

SUITABLE for Threshing Machines, Win
~ moving Mills, Window Screens, &C. Tor sale
by BOYNTON & DEMlNG.
Sept. 2. 1853.
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For Sale.
Administrators Sale.

VuFE subscriber a. administrator Of the cs'
Il tate 81 Geo W Clarke deceased, Offers Tor
sale the farm "a which said deceased resided fit-
uated iu Pracham, together with the stock, tools,
&c, nov on hand. Possession given 90 days ahff
date ~ sale Alao one hundred acres " very
valuable timber and pasturage lands on Cos
mn, aud one piece N land o. the outlet u Mud
Pond, tine location Tor a Mil
Lnqui.c ~ &. II. Clarke, 81. Johns0uB, I'd.
N1ta i-adar Hsgs .l!e- Igu4tFam Sanbom. Peach.
am, who nav resides ou the premises, or Uf
q, W. CLARKE. Adm,
st. Louis. Mo.
pcacham, Dec, 1868. I5u
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NFnaI aObtrttpfmfMtn.
m . II 10

WTHEItEAb il appears by the settlement
w Of the account ~ Kehina Newell, e1q,, late
Receiver Of the Essez Bank that under decree
NJ the Chancellor, made Dec. ~, 1850, ordering o
dividend paid upon The claims which had been
presented aud proved against said nank, out 81
the Bank Safely Fund, that me following persons
were entitled 90 tae-suHs set 90 their respective
names, Whieh have not been presented ior pay
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For salel
Board Planning.

I'HE subscriber having fitted up ,bop
4 ihe Paddock Machine Works With new ~
p'''''' machinery 10 prepared to do all kinds OF
- MOOD PLANNING
'.' allii'-- sna si13azieh., and hnpcs 10 uaegl
Aha receive apart Of the public patronage
also mas TOT sale seasoned Spruce Lumber
a.. t.A, J. J. LAMB.
''N"""'""'9' June ~ 1901 3Stf
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TANTTLY BIBIES

wekeep the best assortment Of FAMILY RIFLES to be
fouHd m New England. at the very lowest prices.
orders nom Clubs single individuals solicited IRON,
all parts of the country which perfect satisfaction will
be Guaranteed IN all cnsca
Greater Inducements 20 AEcnts getting up Clubs and
better satisfaction given 10 purchasers than by any ohcr
concern IN the country.
PLEASE SEND FOR A CATALOGUE.
i've do not issue our Catalogue from rarrei no
down cellar where strangers cannot md u.s.
Of the largest and spacious Boston vs
for themselves 1856
G.. G. EVANS g. CO.,
4S COBHHIL BOSTON,
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JD wmERv-

to $3.50 ~
SILVER PLATED WARE PEN-KNIvEs GOLD Ann
SILVER THlMBLES MONEY RAGS. ARrICLEs FOR
THE TOILET, &c &c, varying IN value from IS cts To-
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SEEDs.-lhe Boston Herald ia certain that
in Boston alone the seed trade will reach %
high a figure as three millions. This includes
grass aud grain seeds, in whelesn immense
business il transacted. Those who are &C
oustomed to look upon the vegetable and
flower seed bushes as a sort Of FIVE cent af-
fair, viii be surprised 20 learn that fifty thou
sand dollars worth Of minute flower seeds are
sold IN Boston IN years that ten tors Of
turnip seed, ten tons Of beet seed, five thou
sand pounds Of tomato seed, and five thou
sand pounds each Of squash aud cucumber
seeds are sold, IN the small article Of mig
nonetle, i,e hundred pound Of seeds ore re-
qured TO supply tho annual dewand In
other varieties Of seeds, Of which five Or ten
cents worth are enough for each individual,
thousands and tens Of thousands Of dollan
make mp the aggregate Of sales.
SHEIP DREEDNC.-lhe great element Of
success In sheep culture is personal attention,
the unremiling care Of the master Or thep-
heard, whose own the sheep arc or Who takes
equal interest In them, A famous breeder
and pedector Of the breed Of sNony Merinos
under imperial commission, Travelled through
a large potion Of Russia TO ascertain its e4pa-
b.lilies as q wool-raising country, His report
10 Car Nicholas was, that thsre we're but
three requisites 10 the suceessful culture Of
the saxouy sheep. The frat was care, the
second care and the third CARR Remem-
Der Ihia during the lambing season. few
sIecpleAs nights will pat many a dollar IN
your pocket,
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AW AW
C+-AGEI. PoTLVmI=t go 90
SAW MANUFACTURERS.

Fishsravile. N. H., Since l640,
XHUEltE they keep a large assortment,
w and manufacture 20 order All the various
kinds Of CIRCULAR aud other SAWS that are
used in the United States and Cauadas
~ The large Circular Save are ground by
Machine made expressly iQr the purpose, cnpsa-
qucnlly are much truef and superior 20 those
ground in the usual manner.
Those 90 want ~ Saws are respectfully Invited
90 call. save Repaired az eh0r notice, and
All orders promptly executed List Of fflGfs sent
By mail 20 persons desiring them
q. CAGE, GRO. POTTER,
j. @, GAnE, !, X, GAGE, II, NJ, HOLFE,
FiaheTville. Jan. ]. 1850 lntf
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WASHINGTON FEMALE INSTITUTE,
w Under the direction Of

Late PrinS5FG Of Mystic Hall Seminary, MassL
Twelve Professors and Teachers constitute the Bord OF In
The this institution comprises
mentbe Physical the Moral the Mental and the Graceful
cultivated mind and elevated morality will accomplish little
with feeble sickly constitution Consequently Physical
education placed FIRST Aids to this found in the graceful
gymnasium with is ropes and ladders ysung poles anS
raned ponies and saddle horses belonging the institution
and kept tor this express give opportunity for daily
riding after careful instruction p the management Of the noble
animal The Graceful Department comprises Musc Drawing
Pant Dancing, Manners Carriage and Conversacn gene
rally. gold medal awarded TO each pupil Of the 0radu
sng Cas: at the annual examination In July Parents MAY
comfort Ii trough nsucton and elegance Of their
daughters wards while the utmost siotness and excu
will observed the young ladies VIII have the Advan
tse attending The lectures Of the Smithsonian institute and
found only federal metropolis Post once address Eliza
W. Smith Washington, d. G., box 704
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THE TURF.

TIFIoN COURSE, L. vL-TROTrIN0-0N TUEAACAY.
Oct 70 naf past two O'Clock, sweepstakes for $50;
mile heats best Arss In nye in harnesx y 1ho~.ssn
MIR Walsh names b. m Mary Warner; Mr. Mc0uiro names
b. m. CsyugA Maid; Mr.. Kelly names b. M
SHAW WHITE Proprietors
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WATCHES AND JEWELLERY.

IlRoOKLYN BAZAAR. BROOKLYN BAzAAR
ID WATCHES JEWFIRy AND PLATED WARE
WkTCuES JnW ELRY AND PLATED WARE,
WATCHES JF'XELRy AND PLATED WARE,
An OF the best Manufacture aud importation, retailing
Wholesale prcss A. the Brookn Bazaar IL Myrtle
Fulton street BROOKLYN large. companies Furnished
with przes a 1f price at the Brooklyn Raxasr splendid
assortment G. being manufactured for the holidays
the ehsapeH and best the city st Is Myrtle avenue brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-25
NEW oEaTHfEEss NOZZLE. MONTGOMERY, ATLANTA,

N ." MOBILE, MONTGOMERY, ATLANTA,
ALBANY COLUMBUS, MACON, AUGUSTA,
And various places In Florida,
Via SAVANNAH, Ga.
The ALABAMA, Capt George r. Hchenck, will leave
Tuesday Oct 25 at P. NJ. from pier No North river.
Tickets be had the following places-fare low
any other steamer from New York 70
New York 70 New Orleans 80 Is; Mobile sss Montgomery
Ala S26 Atlanta Ga &1e Albany, Ga, S24 Columbus Ga,
Sx Macon, Ga, $M; Augusta, 420 Savannah, Slb
SAMUEL l. NITCHItL 4 SON, Is Broadway.
Anew YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP CON.
IN pany-For New Orleans VIA Haysna-ro sail On Thurs.
day October n 1889 at n United States mall
sisamshp DE SOTO y D Balosh viii Commence e receive
street. North river No b Of sd!ng signed After the hour q
O'clock The before sailing must 30 cleared the
Ssom House, Andhe clearance together with the bills of
sdInr LEFT the Office before O'Clock that day. For
feieht or passage apply the agents. LIVINGSTON GRO
CHERON 4 90, No Park place.
KToTTCE-To SHIPPERS TO CENTkAL AMERIOA
N and West Coast Of South AmericaOnlce Of the North
Atlantic steamship Company company f prepared 70
kairoad company shipments Of merchandise 70 Central
r,erca And the West Ceast Of South America The
,sc,,ies viii also afforded shpmeHts from Central
america 10 liverpool by arrangement with the Cunara no
For rates gh ac. apply the 2ce o. the company,
2s Wall street, IL = 0AHf nHNs' 09'ss''s'