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Roofing Material.

Roofing .NXates't0l.
Agency for the sale Of MCCULLOUGH Co.'s celebrated
PATENT CHARCOAL GALVANIZED IRON,
AMERICAN finland
Galvanic Protected Iron.
The Gavanic Protected Iron new article made from
Charcoal ron and coated with composition which renders
not only entirely ruspro and well adapted to this climate
but the most durable and cheapest article ever Invented for
roofing purposes.
HEATON & OLIVIER,
ny5u 2p3m Sole Agents, 40 Common street
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W SeVthtN. EIf3 MtN HNU NIIIthH INtVTeseH-
ALIVE DISTRICT. = Third District United American
Cubs.-The mbers of the above Club and all those de-
sirous Of joining the same invited to attend meet
ing Of said Club, to take plaza on WEDNESDAY next,
Sd of August 1915 past o'clock, p NJ Clnb Room,
Victory street between Frsnchmen and Eysan Feds streets
By order Of the President LOUIS LOMBARD
T. A. BOpLET Secretary. aul 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-02

CosT OF CEILING PAINTING.-Sir Peter Paul Ru.
bens received for his painting of the grand piafond
at the Banqueting House WHITEHALL the sum Of $4,000
The space covered by this painting is about 400
yards, SO that he was paid nearly fl0 yard. Sir
James Thornhill, the first Englishman who received
knighthood for his ability in art, paid only 93
yard for the laborious work on the ceiling of the
Greenwich Hospital and only Fl yard for painting
tague," says Sir James Thornhi in his memorial to
the Commissioners for building the Hospital, paid
Monsieur Rosso for his saloon f2000 and kept an ex
traordinary table for him, his friends and servants
for two years, while the work was doing, at an ex
pense estimated at $500 per annunl." Signor yerro
was paid for the whole palaces of Windsor and Hamp
ton Court, ceilings Sides and back stairs, at S.
foot, or 93 lbs. a yard, exclusive of gliding, had
wine daily allowed to him, lodgings in the palaces
aud, when his eyesight failed him, pension Of f2O0
per annum and an allowance Of wine for life sgnor
Rizi had Of the Duke Of Bedford fl000 for painting
three rooms for the little chapel at Bulstrode 5000;
from Lord Burlington for his Staircase f7OO; Signor
Peegreni, OF the Duke Of Portland for work in his
house, EGO; and for small picture over chimney
piece, EGO; of the Earl OF Burlington for the sides
Of his hall, f200 Other instances might be given,
to show the large amount Of employment this now
comparatively unused description Of house decoration
afforded to artists Of ability. 1.-THE Builder
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T Il 4 a. a dock n sighsy.three
1sIk Y hghsnipg iew days
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Public Notice

hereby given that have lease of the new
Iron Building known the "story Budingn at the
south east of Camp Streets
occupy the lower ground floor second third
and fourth stories TO let Apply Alfred Co.,
No. "a Magazine street.
ALFRED MUNRoE,
jy7 2ptf VIM. D. ABBATT.
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H00fs, Shoes and BsO1ass.
AT WHoLEsALE.
Plantations supplied With prime Dtching BOOZE Rasa
BRo0ANs. Wool. Mexican, Palm Leaf Straw and Osm1ssa,
HATS, at the lowest market prices, by
FROST co.,
No. 10 Magazine street, New orlsaAn.
HATS. CAPS, etc.,
AT wHoLEsALEi
We constantly receiving enerai assortment d n pa
Fur Cashmere Panama. Lsghorn Straw Palm Ls 1szsuA
end Wool HATS. st the lowest market pricss, By
FROST d CO.,
1ylo paw 10 NasA<iss ssssa.
.M0TeasS's Restnssra,ut,
Ii CANAL STREET.
During the past this welknown estabshDsne hna
been rentted and put in complete order srrsss
made - to patrons times III ss Asu
Giles the markets afford.
Tho public rest assured that nothing win na.s
on part to msintan the reputation "MoRHAuD han
hitherto sustain sdha Of being the best Rssssrspn
the United States.
RHODES d MOULIN,
Propretors =" MoreAa'sD
nit 3pR No. lT Canal stz,sA
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French Shirts.

French Shirts.
-
Just received, fresh invoice Of
WHITE LINEN sHIR is,
WHITE COTTON SHIRTS,
CoLoRED COTTON sIIREs
Also, a beautiful assortment of
GENTLEMEN S NECK TIES
LION Il PINSARD,
"a and SO Royal street,
jy4 Up corner Of Bispy,aaa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-02
P,s,-e Teas !.

HStt1.e Teas
Pure Teas for all Of every matter their means or
&C cupaon strictly free u aduterstion at the lowest
pricss Of importation. can b had at
DOHANs SOUTHERN TEA WAREHOUSE,
1oa Poydras street,
Between Camp and St. Charles seetssign Of tho chpaau
au2 9p2t
Reduction In Prices.
z ON ACCOUNT OF REMOVAL
IS TORY LDxN -"
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
IA Magazine Street,
CORNER GRAvIERD
WILL. DISPOSE OF THEIR LARGE
STOCK OF SUMMER CLOTHING
Furnishing GOODS for Men and Boys.
sHIRTs-sHIRTs.
100 dozen ALL LINEN, PATENT YOKE g'E
500 dozen MUSLIN, LINEN BosoMs. COLLARS and
+ WRISTBANDS. from. ..........".....sl SIS TO SO,
100 dcBsn MUSLIN Superior Tresh) at.........$lz
Or. Six for SIX Dollars.
30 dozen CoLORED MUSLIN, from. ...........$lsto
UNDER CLOTHING.
GAUZE, MERINo SILK, COTTON AND LIsLR
THREAD SHIRTS.
LINEN. MUSLIN, JEAN AND KNIT DRAWERS.
HALF HOSES
LIsLR THREAD. WHITE. BROWN AND FANCY
COTTON.
100 dosen Grey and White Wool SHIRTS.
nrst rate article for Masons stsamboA. DIsymen
VERY Low PRICES "3
PHILADELPHIA suPERrINE AND ORDINARY
T r A We ING TRUNK s.
FOB LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
vALIsEs. CARPET BAGS. etc.. etc.
INDIA-RUBRER CLOTHING,
RUBBER BEDS, BLANKETS, PILLOWS,
LIFE PREsERvERs.
ALFRED MUNROE CO.'S
One Price Store,
anil 2p6t No. 81 Magazine street.
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Lea 3 Peys.t1ss'
CELEBRATED
WORCESTERSH SAUCE
Pronounced by Connoisseurs
To be-
THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE
AND APPLICABLE TO EVERY VARIETY OF Dzasg
Extract OF letter from Medical gentleman d Mass h
his brother at Worcester, under date Of May, 1851:
'Tell LEA PERKINS that their SAUCE ID hixhly ~
seemed In India, and u.s. In opinion the palshs
we'll as the most wholesome Sauce that is rade.n
Extensive Frauds
The only Medal awarded by the Jury Of the New Kx
bon Of Foreign Sauces, obtained by PERRIEs
for their WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. The worldwide
fame OF which having led to FORGERIRs pur.
chssers requested that the Of LEA PER
RIMS are upon !the WRAPPER, LABEL, s1oPrRR ana
BOTTLE
LEA PERKINS will proceed sgain.t any ono ini.ansans
either by manufacturing vending spurious sauee hsy
Instructed their correspondents in various parts world 10
advise them of any inngsmentA Sole Wholesale Aysaa
the United States
JOHN DUNCAN b SONS,
4Ob Broadway, New Yesh
stock aways in store. Also, orders received for ieas
shipment from England. an1s 5ply
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Cigars Cigars !

Cigars Cigars
furchasers will always ind In assortment n nm
wenknown hrands-Inenuidad Flor Puadas Ner3tisus
Flor dc Panchs, Redowa, Cabarga, Partagas Know
Washington, Dos Hemnnas, Mazo Habsno etc. et, II tu
lowest prices.
P. PRATs CO.,
CD 1pt % Commercial Plnce.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-04-23

Sn Nlbany bat cine breizunp<oreibi9z
jabri9e Sun9fer einen &naben ypr odt>
;ebn Sabren yerfla9t, neil er 1e nerf Ubrte.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-04-23
@urppQi16e 9fa6riGter1*
ger 0ampTer u@ity IF Baltimore"

ger Dampfer u@ity If 8altimcrc."
Sn 8etref Der 3ulammenfunf # RS
Trieoen8cpn9re1c5 war nidt6 @emil1e5
befannt> opd 9larbt man. toB 8aben als
Serl ammlun96plaB auSerieben wprpen 1et.
England wili9t III bic 3ula01ne Sarpiz
MEMS aber man permutbete, baB e5 nur
Sig> aber feline Stimme baben lrcrpc unp
rab ba0elbe nit ren itri9en italieniiaen
Staateu Der SAL lein weroe.
SIM parlanent oritte 2oro Ma(me6z
bury NIT 8eSu9nabne auf 2orp Gopley's
Mil1ipn bic 9phnun9 aus tab rer Griecc
tperoe erbalten tleiben.
Sn paris, Bien unb Iurtn>
no bic &rie9SrIitun9en ortz
pouern waren bic @pffnunz
9enauben Griben 9erin9er.
@raf Gavour mar nod INNER in Yaz
riS unp batte bauf9 llnterreoun9en NIT
benz &ailcr.
Die pariier 8Irle rpar 9eprudt. Die
0eriidte Ypn elmer l9webenpen fransDl il
i9m Nnleibe batten Yermutbli6 GinFub
auf ben Druid BET BDrl e.
Die &ef ormoebatte I'M Yarlement rpart
je5en Mbenp fort9e1eBt. Nm31 Mdrs ioute
cine &t Thinning itatt1npen, Die Miniter
baben ibr S9tdial pom @16fallc beri elten
abban9i9 9ema&t. Die liberalen 8l1tter
betra&ten tbre &eii9natipn al5 iider.
Man erwartete wlbreno Der @p9e ben
3uiammentritt bet Dpnau : Gonferens.
Die @eiaafte werpen III elmer poer spei
SiBun9en erlepi9t iein> pa ale Md9te in
bic Inertennun9 Der Wabl Sui a'5 einsez
wiQi9t baben.
Der 3ulammentritt beS G%rieben5conz
9rele6 wirc Sermutbli9 ;wil9en bent Is.
unb 20 Mpril tattfnoen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-04-23
Mit ter Mufbebuuo oeS Mti7puri<G p,tz

~o''l wv Nulvtnu'tS wv SpnI>
prpmi11e8 bat bic md9tt9e beu,pfratil1e
Yartei tbren alien Stunopunft Yerla11en
uno ibre Watfprm, in ber @%flapenfrase,
wurce bic platfurm elmer r1eueu Yartei
Der partei bet Neputlifaner. Die Tpl9en
Der SquotterzS purerdnetdt6le1re> msl9e
einen ebrliden 8epe99runo sebatt Daten
mag, Sei9ten it@ balo in ber blutisen &C.
i9idte BON &anias> tn Der Msitatipn hes
Nprcen8 unp in BET 8rutalit1t bet @ren,z
ltrol9s BON Mii1puri. SroB Der 9l1n;enz
ben Sie9e bet jun9en republifantldcu
partei in ben ME lten freien Staatsu bat
bic ertartete cemufrattl9e Yartet Sau,e5
Bu9anan gum prdl tpenten erpdblt. llnc>
1tebe b. bic Sdma9 BON 2ecpmptpn wirtt
bic Tadel BET 3lpietra9t III bic Neiben rer
Democratic, Douglas Der be9eilterte @erz
fe9ter Der Squatterl puYcrainet1t ma9t
Spppiition 9e9en BuGanan uno rieler
bebanoelt cellen Treunpe III Nemtern wie
Sanitl9arerf4pfe. Die &luft swiiden per
luclt9en unp Der %io9enaunten n%atipualsn
Dempfratie 1T nun ip bsreutenp> pa6 cine
principtelle @ieperpereini9un9 9ar
nl9t mebr mG9lt6 it.
Der 5Gpen> auf pas bilt pril6e Nebt
f9 berufeno unp purd feline 6ibrer our
auBerlt en Gpnleauen; ute5 6crti9ritte5
na@ lei1er @etle uno ieiner Sntere1 len"
mel&er freili@ ren elpi9en @runoidsen oer
Treibeit na9 Elm teceutenoer Slid dritt
it, 9etrieben> miro per MatirnalzD empz
tratie i'm Sabre 1860 wpbl feline Gpnce1
ltonen maden uno ME e5 ben Tibrer,
eer Natipnalz9 emptratie m49li@ fem miro,
cos 0plf &! freien Stoaten nur6 boe
2abyrtntb per duberi ten Con ca lcrsen rea
Stlarenbancels> oe6 StlaYenf an99elebes
hes StlaoenzG pber, bet 1reo Scpttz@ ntz
l9eipun9, pw Mquiiitirns @eliiite> DC,
cemptratii6 en Sdulpenlait inter Momini=
itrotipn 8u&anan am 6acen rer Sppbiti
i1e9reid ourdsufibren> naS 1T 9emiB bel
8eadtun9 wertb. Mr 19eint bic emf
ma9tise cempfratll9e Yartei at jener
Msrune 9etrieten gu iei>, 100 man, pbn'
prcpbet su iein> tebaupten barf: rae fl
tbrer Sernidtun9 note 1T unp pob> ,pcn,
bic republifanll6e partei> ibrer M(iilip>
einaepenf> bic tbr burd Nia0adul ettS ,u
9eiii9te Sdmad nit prpteit unp gntru
flung Ypn 1ld wdl;t, Buchanan be
le Y~rd1ipcnt wor> BEN 81
D. mctratt1@e Yortei 9ew6bl
Bat. limb iplte ra8 wirflid let Sal
1eir> wiro ii6 rann per Siipen fi9en /,
bic ibm anaepieien Undergraduate 9tcll
int Staatenbunce? SD meiile lebr toran
Die @el@idte 9ebt ibren @e9. Neid,
:. entlteben, &eide vcr9eben. Yarteien wed
ieln> 0runelQt bleiten. 8.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-04-23
Tur9tbater unQIufSfall

Gur@tbatrr un9lu&6fall.
Sn Clayton Saflanr g., Mi9f9an>
bat fi& Dor eiui9en Gaoen Elm un9lad
erei9net> bur@ wcl@e6 3pet 8riper auf
cine entleBltde @eiie tbr 2eben Serlpren.
Man fennt bic Details be6 @orfaQ6 nod
1i@t 9enau !; es i@eint, baB perrY @mitb>
Der int nSrblt&en 1beil ber @tao pobnt,
nit @pl3(@neipen peru,ittelf elmer bur@
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-04-23

H1F Der unS Ypr 5rn. Gouarb pel;
;u9eiancte NItifel itcr Minnelota mire
III Der nl6lten Numlncr Ell 1eineu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-04-23

Dera9te so ann.-& ursli9 beiz
ratbete elite beuti9e @tttme in New<Srz
leans i'm 3. Ditridt ibren a9ten Gbez
mann. Dieter piro ausemei, beoauert>
inoem man befQr9tet> bab aud ct gum
"oerlorne1 Soften" 9ebDre. 5 @atten ruben
in amerifantidem 8ppern unp 2 in perbei@
matblt@en @rbe,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-04-23

Ieuflii6eIbat.-D uWabalb
S,>teQisencer" ersdblt fol9enpe> beinabe
un9laubli9e 8rutalitdt zines 8aters 9ez
gen leiu ei9eneS &inp, SIM 5erbf 1857
par ra5 fleine Sinh zines 9e,pi6en Wm.
Soy fronf unp botte bic 9on;e Na9t 0e<
idrieen, 6rib bieb Der @ater rer alteren
Ipdter, NIT Neiii9 Teucr I'M . zen onmaz
den, II. ais has &inp fortfubr Su 19reien,
nabm er pal1elbe aus Der Wie9e, rib ibm
bic &leiper berab uuo btelt e5 nadt iiter
ra5 beuoperare Teuer, bis bic 9aut bel +
lelben 8lalen 9e5p9en botte, Trau unp
Sinh wa9ten ni9t cteler MiBbanbluns
Ginbalt 81 tbun> reilj ct Ge nit @etraltz
~tbdti9te{ten tebrpbte> unb lelbl t ais pa8
&inp an ben 8roupwunoen 1tarb, 9etrauz
ten iie ni@t Semanb etwa5 bapon ;u ia
gen. neil Soy 9eprpbt Bate ibren ca8
2sben su neDmen> wenn iie eS tbaten. Grft
neultd> al5 Soy we9en zines onbern Ser
9ebens 9efan9en iab> 5ei9:en iIe bic untbat
Rem Gjeridte an, Soy >purpe btrlelben
lterwiel en unp 81 IS Sabren 3u9tbau8
Derurtbeilt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-04-23

Sn Cincinnati erlhrG ii1 8arz
tbplcmlus 0rrn> 40 Sabre alt, 8udz
rrufer vpn Yrpfelion II. aus Ocitmaunsz
riec> 8iirttcmbcra, 9etirtia>
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-04-23

Sn Cincinnati Ell hrb ii1 8arz
tbplrm1u5 0rrn> 40 Sabre alt 8uhz
crlter ypn Yrpf FELTON, II. aus Ocitmannsz
ritr> @%iirttcmtcrA 9eturtia>
Gin Slim in 1iebenj1briser
Sc fan9en1aft - SIM @inter
1852 10 er;ablt lie 9lepzyerfer Staats<
seitun3, fam cine artne reutl1c Tamilie,
Namen5 :3immern1ann> beFebeno aus
Gater> Mutter unc 4 &iureru> aus Neiz
9ento9 lei Mannbcim IN Ncmzycrf an.
Sn rer @uswanrerer< 5erterae traf bic e!te
nit cinem ebrli9 aus e9eucm Tarmer
aus Nep5Scriey ;ulammen> BET iid crtpt>
ra5 cine &inr> Elm 8 j1bri9es Wfdcden
alS Dienltmacden ;u li9 gu nebmen.
Der Sater> frph cine Spr9e los 81 iein,
iiterSat rem 6rempen rn5 &inp> noGsem
lesterer rerlprpben, tinnen 8 Ga9en unp
iplter rpn 3eit 81 3eit Nahridt Iber reiz
len Sefnrn SIT 9etcn.
Iieltm Serlprrdeu fam cerl elbe ober
niGt nad. Die Glteru> rie weeer ben
Namen mod @obnprt BIS 6armer5 muBz
ten, bemiibten iI@ Yer9ebli6> etma5 rpn
tbrcm &ince SIT eriabren. Mub cine 9(uf i
forcerun9 in pea 3eitun8en par Yer9etenS>
itr &tno mar uup bliet rerlpren.
Gncll9 jeyt nad) llsbm lan3en Sabren
1T e5 pur9 ei,en .3ufall ben ito tlpl en
G(tcrn %9elun9en> ben 9luientbalt ibre5
Sinre5 au5sufunr1daften. DaS Macz
den erS1blt> raB jcner 6armer> Namen5
9enry 8lun,, ilc nit na1 5pui5bur9 9ez
ncn,men unp rpyt ST ben ltperiten Nrteiz
ten ~ou9ebaltsn bale. sic babe miiijI j1en
eiuen anrem Nau1cn aunebmen; IS lei ibr
yerbpten mprpen, ben Gltern Nadrtdt
ilbcr ibren Nufcntbolt ;u 9eben> une |e
lei %ubcrbaupt l1limWer ais eiue StloYi1
1ebaltcn wprccn. Spltcr 9ela19 IS ibr
;u entfte9enl uno tie faro enolid in Seq
pprt Elm llnterfpmn1er> npn >pp lie NIT IT,
rer 6amilie piecer ulamn1en 9eil9rt muir:
DC. Der unmenlh blum BET ile taft lies
ben Sabre lang it Oeian9enidaft 9ebalz
ten batte> fol- ouf benz Ipctsrbette lie9er
NcwzWprt II, 9(pril. - Sn bet ia
tbplil9en STRIDE AT bet AZ. StroBe entz
fam 9eitern Ntenp Teuerlarn1, incem cir
Sorbona in Tcucr 0eratben mar unit
Serl1ri adte ei,1c lplde Betiirsun9, RAP lid
he Gimme lcnrcn nit grocer @epalt mad
berIhure %pr1n9tet. lleber bretBteYerl pne1
baupt11dli9 6rauen unp &trrer, wurper
l6wer perleBt. Mebreren &inpern muir:
ben Nrnte u>,p 8etne 9ebroden, nebl t an:
bern 8erlesun9en> man 9lautt, bab einis
ferben werpen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-04-23
&ermii6te 9fQ9ri6ten>

Gi1enbabn in Minne1ota. -
Die eriten 20 Meilen BET 9tppt Silver Gtz
ienbabn in Miinnelpta iino am ]. Mai
1rQbirt.
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Sis, 1ebr piel sis!

Die ll~nter3eidneten NADER, ibren aunteu uub
benz Yutlifum iiterbaupt bic Mnasise, taB le ei-
aen 9rpBen Gprratb bes be ten Giles %eingtieat b1-
ten uno I'M Stanpe llnb, alen Beleuuneen nab
renb bes sanaen Spmnters prompt nad3ufpmmea.
vapmmet Mue, bic ibr mubllelis unb bslabsn
leic, unler Gis tpirb eub erqudeu."
~ @ebr. Yettineeu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-04-23

Cuba frei!- : yprt ben
IS. Npril. Die td9lt9e Sun" bebaupz
tet BAT CUBA III bieiem Nuseublide i9pn
III Ypler 9fepplutipn be9rifen lei unp bab
bic patrloten 5erren rer Gage ieien. Die
uSun" bebauptet ferner, pab Gnce Mdr;
einc &n;obl cubanilder patrioter Don
NewzYort abie8elten, oarunter siel einRubz
rei9e> jun9e Gubaner> bic ibr @aterlano
INN jeoen prei6 BON Spanien6 9errl9aft
fret MAIDEN molten. SIRE 2anoun9 1cute
pa8 Signal elmer %au9emeinen Grbebuns
rperpen. Der 1. Mpril mar fir bas Inter
ntbmen betimmt. @. 80
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-04-23

pferoe 9etrietenen Moidine teidaftiet
&par u,o cob ;rei 8rloer, MancnS 81.
81. @cob ut1o 8. @ppp, iib lei ccrlelz
ben beiannen. 3ur6 ca5 &naueu elmer
Yeitihe, bic Elm tleinsr &nate i1monN
murren RE Yferce idel, bic teiren M1nner
seriettcn u>1ter bic preile uno murren III
Tcyen serlAnittsn. Die Stiiden bet Sci
DE murccn auf1ei ammclt u>,o nad Smitb's
5auie 9sldoHt. Oieb 9r1blide Grei8nie
bat iwei 6au1ilien 1T Srouer uerlest.
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9~rQH0rti9em &m1,6
@rpHcs Ric Ntc
0eutlbcn NC]eoeretn6.


Der uIeutlhc 2e1e=Vcrein" b%eablldtiat an
Yfno@ten ei1 ertGs5 Yie-9ic oui hem ldrn BE-
tanaten Ylage binter Srn. Niee's alter 1arrn at-
%3ubnlten. Ger grtras b"elelben it gum Yaue bes
oeutlden Sau1e5 te|tlmmt unb 9iett lld Der Ser
Gin Der Sr1nuns bin, caE bic relp. gereine rnb
Vur9er ct. Yo1l5 nurA redt soblreiheu 8elut
biele 9eneinniisi9e Sabe fprrern belfen.
4OtD Gas @pmits.
Nleini9e6 ceutide5 @bplelale : @el1aft
WQlQnterlt< Il. &ur5wQQren,
Gtablirt 1855.
Carl gsrsbu. ab. 8ublins,
Ser9bp, @ubliu9 S g.,
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lldeu 0alanterie< unb Nur5maaren, mulfaIi-
5den Sn]trumenten, Srielmaaren unb
WpQraaren,
III, SUp=Wo0eritrabe, Gfe Dearborn
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gBir baten itet5 Eager ypn ~tpppelten unb eiu~
faden @emebren> Sasb=ltenli lien, Slid unb
Ialdenme lern aus ben telten enslilden Iabriten,
S9eeren, 3inobut6en, Nammcn, 8ur item, Spie-
gel unt Spieselslas. GroBe6 enforcement in
@piellaben. Bleiitiften, pieifen, @iclinsn, @ui-
tarren, Mccorbepns, 1lpteu> giolin~ unb Guitar
ren~@aiten> 8prhmaaren, WpQermaaren, ais !:
pp((ene 8einfteicer> Saden uub Soden &c. &c.
l1niere Uirnta lit bas ein3ige Mboleiale> 6aus
in bieien Nrtifelu am bieiieen plae unb tur6
ausaebebnte Terbinoungen in I%eutlhlaub, Gns-
lamb unb Jrantrii9 limb mir i'm Stanoe, @bieislbeu
Gprtbeile gu btetel,> ME Nem-yprf 51u1er.
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EAGLE SOAP.
ECONOMY Is WEALTH.,

FEW OF ITS MANY RECOMMENDATIONS.
lst-lhs preparation is free from all deetcr-
ous qualities and perfectly harmless. Its Use
VIII het injure the skin, the most delicate
fabric.
2d-lt saves labor, almost supcrscdirg the ne
cessity ofrubb;ng; washing can be done in about
half the time
3d-Flanncls and colorcd suI's can be washed
with the ease of cotton or linen, without fullng
or shrinking, and the color restored to all its
original brillancy.
4th.- 1t will instantly remove grease and dirt
from paint or vanish, wthout any water whatever.
protecting windows carpets and furniture FROM
suds or Stops. The worst bilcc-watcr stains re-.
moved from paint immediately, by applying the
soap with sponge
5th-for removing dirt. grease and tobacco
strains from marble or other floor tile it will be
found superior to any other soap
6th,-for cleansing, sofienins or healing the
SKIN. 1t is uncGualed also an excellent and eff
iecilNe Dentrice, cleansing the gulAs and whten
ing the teeth
9TH II is acknowledged by all who have tested
It's superior qualities to be of the greatest i'm
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Die 10 the comfort OF every family. and the con-
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laundry.
DIRECTIONS:
For WASHING CLOTHES Rub some clean soap
literally upon the places ost socd and then add
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more soap to places, If any. which seem to need it,
i'lnse the clothes in one or two waters, and they
are ready for the line.
10 REMOVE SPors GREASE, &c, From CAR
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remain from one-haif to one hour then wash off
with warm water.
For CLEANSING PAINT, JEwELnY. PLATE, &c
-immerse a sponge or cloth in The SOAP and
apply to he surface. and rub dry with cioih
Fuh SDAMPOoiNG AND Enthusiastically the
soap to the head and skin, with but little water /;
rub brskly. rinse we'll, and the head will be free
from dlndruif. and the skin white and soft
W TRY IT.
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CNntaticllal.
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Rates Of 7ndian per Term:
1st. CLASS.-Spelling, Reading. Writing
Elementary Geography, Arithmetic and
Grammar, $500
2nd. CLASS.-The above with Book Keep
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Elementary Geometry, Nat. Philosophy
History Composition X Defamation 81 80
3rd. CLASS.-Physical Geography, Chem
istry, Physiology, Nat. Theology, Astro-
nomy, Mental and Moral Philosopy, Logic,
Rhetoric, Geology, Political Economy
Mythology, History of Literature, Evil
dences of Christianity, and Latin, $3.50
4th. CLASS.-Surveymg, Higher Mathe-
MATES and Greek, $3.50
Any of the above named Branches, with
one Modern Language, French, German
or Italian, $3.50
With two or three mentioned, $3.50
EXTRAS.
Music on Piano or Melodeon pr term $500
Music Vocal, Sl.OO
Pencil Drawing, $500
Colored Crayon or Painting in Water
Coors, $500
Each of the two Winter Terms, to deiray
expenses for fuel, $3.50
No deduction for less than weeks loss
OF time. TJuly 81, lS5S-H.
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CHOICE BOOKS

CHOICE BOOKS
FOR SUMNER READING.
To Cuba and Back, Vacation Voyage, by Henry
Dana. .Ir.
The Exploits and Triumphs in Europe of Paul
Morphy. the Chess Champion.
Mosacs. by tn q author Of Salad for the Solitary
The Life Of North Amercan Insects by H. jaeger.
The Romance OF a Poor Young Man translated
from the French.
Acadia, or n Month with the Blue Noses by Fro.
dciic ;. Cozzens.
While Wrinkles; Nursery Songs of Scotland
edited by Mrs. Silisbce
Life of Oliver Cromwell by Alrhonse lie lamcrtine
The Poetic Works of William Motherwcll with a
Memoir Of his life. Blue and Gold
Poems of Owen Meredith. Blue and Gold
studies, stories and Memoirs, by Mrs Jam eson
Blue and Gold
The Bible in the Lovant or the Life and Letters of
Rev. G. RICHTER by Samuel Ircncus Pr ime
Doug as Jcrrolds Wit arranged by his SON
blanchard Jcrrold
The Nagabond by Adam Badeau
The Mothers of the Bible by Mrs S. G. Ashton.
liin's towards Physical Perfection or the ph iloso.
ply of Human Beauty, by D. II. jacques.
Truth is Everything tale for Young Persons, b.
Mrs. Thomas Gcldart.
The Christian Graces. by Joseph p. Thompson.
Sabbath Talks with Little Children on the Psalms
Of David
The Boys Book of Travel and Adventure, by
Meredith Johncs.
The Age; a Colioquial Satire, by Philip james
Bailey.
Anlromcda. and other Poems, by Charles Kingsley
ly'AIl choice Publications Of the day resolved
as soon as published. by j. I. IiEALD.
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