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Nevada national., 1859-01-08

INFANT SCHooT..-Mrs J. Bronx late as
Hamilton Hall, an Infant School, to wbic
all small children are admitted. Mrs b. Is
peculiarly qualified for such task. and II is
to be hoped she will meet with that encour.
agement which this new enterprise, in this
place most richly merits.
Nevada national., 1859-01-08

A Sheriff in Michigan made the following
return upon a writ served on delinquent
debtor: disqualification damnum est up
um stumpum, non comatibus in swsmpo."
Nevada national., 1859-01-08

ee- s. P. Dorsey. the polite and gentle.
manly agent OF Wells Fargo & Co.,
has laid on our table files of Eastern papers
from the House Of ]. ". Sullivan of San
Francisco.
Nevada national., 1859-01-08

zs- Spencer. with characteristic kind
ness has snppliec MS with City and Atlantic
papers ahead OF the mails. Spencer sells
books and things cheap for cash.
Nevada national., 1859-01-08

Es- According to Geology and Louizen'
heiser's Almanac. New Years day and the
Fourth OF July don't come on the same day
Of the month.
Nevada national., 1859-01-08
Pumps for Sale.

Two "FORCE AND LIFTING PuhPs-oAs,
| ,neh ho,e and one inch bore--both in fne OF
der. Apply TO - r.,,on,roprt
suparintsndent Alta Co. No 2
Grass Valley, Sept II, ises--nTu
Nevada national., 1859-01-08

"a iloiluways ointmcn; aaI iill.-tsution To-
the sick ls these iny.lua bic lrci 7r.i lions have
been cogniereitcd. 90 ~iil be Fcqui-ite tose that
ia. water. mari, ' Holloway. Sew I..A and Ion
don is every sheet of the pamphlet, in which tic
Ointment and piils cnSrappei. To ani this test
OF authenticty, hat the Isper 90 iAc l.-lt Is IL
Is matter of deep concern to ..r victims oi tr1rt
i've. eanocrous. ,cro!arus A.. l:..cr sNtcfnsl ID,
eases tina; they har" the genuine Ointment. and
equally important TO iysTcptics. li!ou' laiients.
ami all sufferers from erns ermrlairt, that iliey
have the true Pills, 70 ,ousnea. eages.l sera-
tiny in ali cases
Nevada national., 1859-01-08
AGENTS

AGENTS
eko A. IovHsRovT ia our duiv .uthsr,.sd AGENT
ar sAeramento. He may he found at CT -,
NR. cEAs. A CRANE is orr sole Agent in San
Fraueis,o. He Is empowersa 70 receive advertise.
fnents, and receipt FOR the same lie NAV Be found
a. 81 Merchant street, up stairs
Nevada national., 1859-01-08
NEW TO-DAY.
CHAss. A. CIR E. NE,
ADVERTISING AGENCY,
CD MERCHANT STREE
(r ? : I AIRS
SAN FRANCISCO.

DAILY HtE. sacramento. S.N HNpREA- iSpE
PENDENT. :. =. MAEIrlsA Sr.E, Marpusa Cairv.
MA NEws. Columbia. MAmr1sA IENocrAT. Horniios.
FotSos nEsrATCiI. Folsom. CoNIRA CosrRA GAZETTE
MARTINEZ. NArA CHr HERALD, Napa City. NEvA
IA National Grass Valley. BENiciA SsSIiNrL,
Benieia. PACIFIC JOURNAL Eugene City, o. T
Nevada national., 1859-01-08
Married

'r rass VALLEY. Janua.s SID ...f.. hi v.
{ Spq.I ?. John Ff'nh t. Cs;,'-rinr Miller.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-10-15
\ Sermon Intorrupted.

One Of our beloved bishops, Thomas 4.
Morris when young man, was travelling
some whore iu the west, and cf an appoint
mcul to preach 600 ncighburbood little fro
qucutrd hy the ministry Due notice was
given, aHd large company assembled Tho
service Ma 20 be- hcld IN humble log cabin,
With pur,h lH hoht The men we're gath
cred in one room and the women in the 9th.
cr, and the boys on the porch. 40 he pro.
credcd, couple Of men IN the congregation
hcgan TO whisper, aud at length spoke so
loud that nll the congregation could hear
them, the theme OF their discourse being a
horse swap. The preacher paused and said
that It was bad manners for more than ons
TO speak alta time, Il it were necessary for
them 10 bring their trade 20 q conclusion on
The spot hc would stop until they had I'm
,shcd, They were silent and be- resumed,
when an oncous Old gentleman ZANE bust
ling through the crowd With a split bullomed
chair raised abo,, his head, and placing 1t In
front Of the preacher, said-'I forgot you bad
ro pulpit-a man can't preach without pull
pii, here is one The preacher began agair,
but was soon Interrupted by the noise made
hy the boys in the porch quauelling. This
was promptly qucllcd by the old gcutlcmanI
su,ding among the urehns cutting and hox.
Ing them soundy and sh5u,ing-'Bc still you
little sn'age- ot iii knock yopr h-ats of. -
Order restored, the preacher tried to go on
again, bot now there came o noise fium' tho
female side OF ;hu house, 4 hoy four years
old, who was seated in his mothers lap. was
engaged in earnest Whispering with her. llo
said, NANNY NANNY, and She, Hush" At
length hc seemed to think endurance had
ceased TO be virtue, and bawlcd out--I say,
nanny, scratch my back She IN fiery in
dgnauon boxed his ears souudly vhcreAt,
he set up terrible yen. She rose, snd drag
gng her promising offspring after her, forced
her way among the auditors, rushed by the
preacher in the door and a, once began the
satisfactory operation OF trouucing, she shout
ing hush :. aud hc y won't--scratch my back"
This last attack was too much forthc preach
crs equanimity, and the excited state Of his
risbles obliged him to close the sermon on
the instant-Reo. Jpm, III. u26uu.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-10-15
Phunnygraphs.

John, did Mrs. Green gc. Dhr medicine
ordered p guess sp,' replied JuUu, 't.J ]
saw Grape on the door tnr uc>i maltug.r
Punch say, that absence uf bod, uia r,.
road accident D. better tuau pl.epuo. u,
mind.
AZ Oup PNNCuNU-lb editor Of ID
western paper thus introduce, some ,rr....
The poem published this week U,puup..rl
by an esteemed friend, who hl, Gu ,n Us
grave many years, merely tor hl, own amu-r.
mcut
Swinging is ,aid hy the doctors. 60 lr 70
good exercise lor tho lrbth. bpl mlu, 90
poor wretch has come Co hi, death hy 10
IuE NsNT lIuNo 10 Ir..-'Gut uu, icc d,
your end of the table, E.ll
NO, but I've got tup nest thing Poo it'
WHATS that %
"A severe cold
Dan said l,l,r four y..u, u.a. 'l.,o .u.
ten cents 20 buy monkey 'Nrt, e.t uu.
monkey in the house, uuV,' said t.c elder
brother. WHO !, d., Dan - sa.u tur urIr
Mellow. You Was the run.N IuC give
me- ten cents &" bu, th, pt"e.,, .aau4u. e.u.
ll!s brother ,aAl.leI u,,g Imu.It.,.I,
Heaven over rcUiD,s t-C tJEs tIrrr rrtll
hut o4rIl s. ',iaia 90, sggyT- ggg..r.-- ;;.--.
to Heaven, writes Prentice.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-10-15


hhrAh LuuH IuA HIlpRAfIAa.--
a notar.ohs hiBhvaymau, known as eHaulo-
snake birk," aas latel} SHOT rcsr Auburu,
California. and ou Dis person vas found the
following letter ffom bic frier -"swcst
Home, March 20, 1850 rs lrar, dplr bro
tler - sEu scarcely believe, or rather real
/e'lhat ana again iudulging in he prI,HrFs
Of addressing you with rbr hope NJ brng
heard OF understood And tremLlugy /
ask liat sou, nay much beloved brother, lhg
guide of my infant ioys lhr long last friend
ot my childhood, will alluwa renewed corr,s.
poudrn,e 20 open hrls egu ou and your good
old lomrs on how our hearts have hchcd
i'r Hori from ysarouu pen. Years have
p1s'cl away slucr your ist letter reached w
jtan ihli nov seem o. be- liirtimrs. I
hrrpHyrd lbr Father lnst he wouH restore
ynu 90 lie paiA Of frrI.fude, but II he has
NOT a'rnoy, you say, 'ah me, lie will never
'atrmr" bprlslY faithfully, lie will. on,
brother viii sou not br saved p God sees
youi h"Ht while you read those words. lle
knows " there la % srofrt wish uhere it h 10
he u butrr man, II tbrre bo bot ihe bad,
the bud Of 70 resolution, lic knows, hear Him
'ay' Seek ye hrt the kingdom Of God and
all things shall be added thereunto.' Jesus
vii raise your head aud make you nrW
man, Go 10 Him, oh, my brotberl VIII
sou not write few words % your own home
Il may indeed be- a biurr task, but Il mly
prove 10 be a blessing. DO rry 10 overcome
every obstacle look d-aa deep into Jodr
hrarI Nud s'r if there - not wiah 10 re-
mruhrr your slater your own aHeelionate
nnd anxious sister. HARRIET BARTER,
J.. 3. Please write, dear brother, aud
vii lhen tell you 20 many things that viii
interest you,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-10-15
From Godey,s Lady's Book.
Waiting for tho Verdict.
ny ANNir rl,AusL

" The little cottage opposite is rentcd-nnd
the new tenant moved in to-day" said Amy
Hartley, as she sat between her two sialwart
brothers at tea time
Have YOU seen him Puss p said her broth,
cr Harry.
Him 1t is lady, a young lady oh,
such beauty! Not like me bit. She's
got black hair and eyes, and she is tall and
wears black dress; she S got another wo-
man that looks like servant with her."
1--WE will call" said George, looking at his
brother.
"Cany'
Yes. l was able to be useful TO her to.
day. The man who was to come for her
trunk at the inn disappointed her, and as I
was passing with the cart she asked me to
take them for her"
Took you for carrier, :" cried Harry,
flushing.
Il explained the mistake when she offered
20 pay me, and having convinced her that
was person Of some little consequence"
"Son Of the weeIthiest ship-owner in tho
county, and the head Of the dock-yards."
Web well, never mind all that" said
George, gently. "She thanked me for tho
slight services had rendered her, and inyit-
ed me to visit her. We will go together"
No, excuse me. 4 sailor is poor cornpa-
ny for ladies, and 1 am no gallant
"Pshaw| cried Amy. Mrs. Dorkinz
says-my brother Harry !, the handsomest
man in 'hc county,
Much obliged to Ma. Dorking. Hand
me the biscuit Amy"
SO ior the present the conversation drop
ped. tV day. later, George rcnr~td tho
subject You vii. 90 with me mi, evening
and be introduced to Miss Bcuu,. Harry p"
E'h go With Yen ba, ! have already
met ii,s lady"
How where 2-
She was stroAng out on tho beach. aud
hld Wandered out 20 the headlaud.-
The hetdiaud " George tuned pale.
" Ih' 'slc Gang .u strongly. and whom ,ht
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-10-15
Illn.trnlLnn nlIn,A.

goo" STORY was rue 'n our ''} .''N,
when serves To- Illustrate l""' 'po','-'''n t'
n"' point, '' I"' a. j, " rather '.aIp
lawyer an" resides n'N' door To- "' Tue
houses ~ an" d. occupy are '.""'r '' APP
P'"r'Oe'' an" 'N 'n'l ".J''"' arc 'n".l ms
taken 10y comparative stranger. 3D. being
out OF coal walks to the coat m'"rI pm-
chased load ior-S3, go and sends IL home.
Inc ma" o''hom hr purchased mistakes lhc
residence OLA for that OF B' and dump, tac
coal in AS yard The lawyer man see, tnc
coal ~ the yard and gets "hrcihurow and
shovel and puts if INTO the cellar. j.. is ln a
peek oil ueHo'' 'hHt ms ''"' docs not come
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-10-15

entitled Life Without and Life Within will
coon Doe Issued by Brown 1agPari A Chase
~ lhis city. II Is prepared by her brothrr
Rev Arthur y. Fuller, from her unpublished
manuscripts. Uniform with the above lhe
same publishers viii issae Gew editions Of
her previous works, consisting pf Women 10
lhr Ninrleouth Century 40 Home aud
Abroad Papers on Literature md An,' and
hcr Memoir In yol,
Mrs. ~ y, slgwe's Minister Wooiug,'
which has been Tuhlishrd during lhc past
yoar iu the Atlantic Monthly, viii hr Issued
jointly iu q few days by Messrs, derby a
Jackson of New York and brown, Taggard
a Chase of lhis city.
The new novel by Miss Warner, author Of
'Quoeche,' The Wide Wide World, Ia called
Say and Seal J, -, LVpiueot a Co, are
the Publishers, and they have made special
arrangements with Brown, 1aggard & Chase
90 be- the New England publishers Of the
same. Tho ad'aote ordrrS promise well for
70 large sale,
Tho Prao'icai naclmisf is the name of
handsomely printed sheet, Of vLich We have
Vol !, 40, !, before u.s. Il is devoted 10
thr cDcoumEgsrCul Of inventive genius and
mccbn[TT sNill, Terms, FlOoaycari pub
lshcdhy Z. II, Lca,itl a Co., New York
We atk an exchange,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-10-15

A Medical OPINION or WHIT WE NElr
We need for our dwellings more ycutilla-
ton and less heat. We need more outdoor
exercise, more sunlight more manly, athletic
and rude sports. We need more amuse-
mcnts, more holidays, more CroIic and noisy
bosterous Inirth. Our infants need better
nourishmenGNhan colorl,ss mothers can ever
furnish purcr milk than di,,Hlcrics can man
ufacture. Our children need more rompiug
and less study. Our old mcn need more qui-
ct and earlier relaxation from the hbors Of
life All men, both old1ond young, need less
medicine and more good counsel. our cities
need cleansing, paving and draining. The
Afiatc cholera, the yellow fever. the plague
and many other fearful cpid,mics are called
the opprobria Of our art, and our fellow citi-
zens upbraid as With the, c,iocblrucss aud inef-
6ciency Of our resources in staying their fear
ful progress. WIEN vill they learn th9T al
though fe do not iuil to cure these maiadics
the more prfoous secret Of prevention is iu
our power, hd has been these many years
IN. hamilton of BuBaio
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RATER OF AnVERmIRIMn
JOB PRINTING.

our Printing ratlli, bwrlr ia Iu bltfr ,nui.-
Nnu now fhAu rt'f hIflrf, ani Htri. .H.I.r.rI f..
branch ot busiuras. We krrpruurrautIf 600 hand
ltrrf ana Gard htuoh auu 500 DHu prepared u
pfut loalrIar llsudHHIf, Programme. Auction
n,'lsl hil Heads, lHur.a, Circular, Iu.i.r.. aul
NtAllHF Cards, hrt IS ".r at shoot notice.
"fdffH n} wAil VIII br rairuIli attended iH, mud
iho wofk forwarded Win aOspat.u
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Tho Porlis OF nallooning
Thrilling NnnHtiun oi the Adventure of
hossrr' iu Mountain nud IlHddoJ,.

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~, sd hfJ.rw,T The STORY of tb.lr suf
trIugs aud uurls ls written u t.r.o and
r.,,ft, I,.,,,,..,.. ...t.. .u. tr..
'''.' VOW "''''l ''' 300 ''
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N.I. hr remembered. toyE uIt..ou TL.r.I,r
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attending ihr sfurIupul thr balloon arp De-.
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lN.l ''"h.' "''"''1 Na t8 thr earth rHr
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tWNNf iiWn Dot when $3.50 rusr H
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lhr 'NI'If HUa lH' cold vDlr masses below
.r H'N N''i.'lA lh" .Hur '"u. lItt % muYu.
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l.". d"Nn uN'u b. h0m higher wUaUt4.u.
lN"t' WNn lINr crossed tUu AIla uy lN.
N.W...r Irr--." IHNr Hi..l upon u.". OF
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E.l.a down Iy.u Oh. Df.UIl SHOWS N.'.H
uul around l.rW, WI.I Do. u... O.. catch tUO
I.. 5000 nlInr t1 convey ln f.N minute.
r- w'fr i7f'r rHutr ''i lHt clouds, and OH. euU
Hnl 500 Nrr H.r o. i.r. We tNW oh. '#u,
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u.. nlgI' minute. lu.r leaving iH.pi.fN
rhu Thermometer showed 20 lIl of - d,.p,..
If stood 80 v'uU 80. I,N. The balloon IDfH.
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Now Publications..

follows
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-10-15

o. Caught 100 heI own net" as the msn
10 her cr,rnlIue
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-13
Fna Chicaga fsss and tribune has an article


on the basis of "a union of the Opposition
from which we make this extract
In 1856, the Fremont vote in the Northern
States was 1,S40,61S. The Fillmore vote Of
the same States was 500, 618. The vote cast
for Fillmore in the Southern States need not
enter into the computations of those who-are
ciphering on the problem of the next PreSden-
cy, for it is not believed that Union ticket.
would get an electoral vote South of Mason and
Dixon's line, with the possible exception of
the eight votes of Maryland. Therefore,
when concession is talked Of we do
not see upon what numerical basis the
leaders of the American party can call for
any considerable abatement from the prin-
ciples of the Philadelphia platform. The
commonest rules Of business would die
tate that the concession should be in all inverse
ratio with the capital invested The Republi-
cans bring to the common stock something over
1900, 600 votes; the other side can command
only 1000, which are available for the pur-
poses of TIE firm. The SUN total is one million
seven hundred thousand Therefore, let the
concessions be Ill the ratio of the number of
votes which each side lacks Of 1 100000, and
we shall find no more obstacles in the way Of
the arrangement. II this looks like tyrannical
dictatIon on the part of the stronger power, let
us remind our Wing and American friends, that
while our creed is squarelY against the exten.
sion oil Slavery, theirs is neither one thing nor
the other The presumption is, that they would
as readily pronounce against Slavery propagand,
ism as for it, more especially when it is known
that their natural enemies the Democracy, are
universally engaged in spreading and perpetu-
ating the institution. These suggestions will
deserve the more weight with the members of
the party in the North, when we refer them to
the ultra positions taken by their friends in
Virginia and Kentucky, striving to outvie the
Democrats themselves in subserviency to the
slave brceders-a position which no party can
maintain for single day in the smallest precinct
of the free States.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-13
So EoIA-L NOTICES.
VIENYA, scorr Co., Ind, NAV ~ ia

vienna, Scorr Co., Ind, May :, ls56
Dr., O. n. BAEER-pedr Sir:-You viii. please send me
two VIM Halls Balsam for the Lungs as It
decidedly the best medicine We have ever soil. rs
Near twelve months ago, young living in our vi
cnity, much broken down Consumption so
much that his whole System very much debated
that he unable to write his the use of Dr.
Halls Basam for short time, began to improve in
health saw him few days since, he stout
looking any young have seen for some time He
told he would not be In the condition he was in
dollars. He nothing else but the Basa
sequently the cure from the use Of the Balsau.
Yours respectfully, FM.&J, s. swoPE.
az d. HALL's BALsAN-warranted to break up the
most distressing cough in the money viii be
cheerfuly refunded For sale b.
jy7-2w TIL, LOGAN & CO., Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-13
To the Bc-DruEzeG uaI u.o,.one.l Citizen.
OF IEL,ccI:.... 4. .z........-.

To the 8c-DrMEReG nnI I'O,sOnct Citizens
OF Wheeling aud Vicinity.
You are overrun with deluge of vlest compounds in
the form of "Alcoolc Drnls that ever emanated from
that pest society the LIQUOR MIXER They are sold to
you as luxury, they dispensed to you as Medi.
cine, and in either c1se the effect is the same
There is but one to escape and that is to USE as
luxury or medicnment safe reliable stimulant sold
under stamp and SEAL which certain that it has
not been tempered with. Such an ARTICLES
Charles London Cordial Gin.
which distilled inspection of the British Govern
ment is delicately Favored (unke any other Gin) with
some of the most valuable rcetoravcs OF the Vegetable
Kingdom, and by far the lhy beverage extan
The MOST Fa''NESF PHYSICIANS FUaopE
only recommend its by the hale and hearty but pre-
scribe 1t as medicine where simuIant is required
TUE EEtALE SEX will find it only pleasant Cordial
but certain relief suerings periodical character
ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS pronounce it perfectly
pure, and It's restorative merits incompatible.
oERs, &c.
For SALE in Wheeling Va, by T. II. LOGAN CO., Main
street. T. u JoHNsToN, l7G Market St., and Others
EDMUND c. CHARLES, General Agent.
myl7-dAwl1m DEPOT, No Az BROADWAY, Ny.
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New AdYertisements.
LINsLEY INSTITUTE,
wHx71[J INC WA


A LARGE and commodious bulldog, in the central part
"a of the city, being completed, the Trustees take
pleasure in announcing that the above Institution will be
opened on tile first Monday OF, September next.
JAMES PAUL., A. NJ, Principal.
GEORGE P. LOCKWOOD, A. NJ, Associate.
The CLASSICAL Department Will be under the control
of the Principal and Will embrace the following branches
to wt The Latin and Greek Languages including the
approved authors in each Eocution, Reorc LOgc Nor
al Science Mental Philosophy English Grammar and Com
positions History, Ancient and Modern; Geography, Physt
cal and Potica Evidences of Christianity: Biblical HiSto
Ty with its Geography and Chronology; and Constitutional
Law.
The MATHEMATICAL Department the con-
troll of Associate, following branches
to wit: Arithmetic Algebra, Geometry and Calculus Trg
"nOmetry, Surveying with the Of nstruments) and
Navigation Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Astronomy,
Botany Civil Engineering, PhHnogranhy, Physiology and
Bookkeeping.
Aarge and extensive assortment Of Philosophical
Chemca apparatus, globes, maps and charts
modern, have heen proviiel and varied AMI int resting
experiments and Illustrations will be given connection
with different branches of study.
the earnest desire of the gentlemen in charge of the
institution to furnish advantages for education equal
those enjoyed in community, and to train the charac-
ter OF youth for usefulness in life.
There will be two sessions five months in year.
commencing on the frst Mondays of September and Feb
ruRrY
RATES TrITTos S15 per lower and 800
per So .Sion for the Classics, and higher branches
vi MIR Lockwood (beng stranger in this city, and here
toore resident of New York; may proper say,
that he Is distinguished graduate of Princeton College,
New Jersey, and an experienced instructor.
By order of the Board of Trustees.
iy13-1m T. JACOB pres't
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TIE N. Y. Herald has graphic article or
Summer pleasure travel" in Its issue of last
Tuesday.
Here is the way in which it winds up:
Meanwhile, the hotel keepers at the fashiona-
BILE resorts are like forsaken ones They are
ready with their magnificent furniture, their
gcntlcmanly clerks, their accomplished aud
Chesterfeldian walters, their battalions of art
lists de cuisine, their polished bootblacks, and
all the rest of their immense trains, to take in
the lonely traveller, or the lonely travellers wife
or children, or big trunks, and treat them in
the most princeiy way. So let the lonely trav.
eler appear directly. And let Boniface profit
in the future by the experiences Of the past
Let lin be light in his charges, modest in the
extras, small on the sundres Let him give his
guest good dinners to eat good wines to drink
and good beds to sleep in, and at fair price
So shall he receive the reward of success in this
life, and when he dies there shall be inscribed
on his tombstone these glorious words: "lIe
can keep hotel"