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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-01-15


To legalizs elections, acts and contracts
under an act of the General Assembly
entitled "an act for the Public lnstruc
tion of thc State Of Iowa. approved
March II, 1883.
Whereas, elections have been held con.
tract. made, acts done, and taxes Ivvic,.
schools taught, aud teachers cmnipvrd in
many if not all the Schoul Districts ia
this State in consequence aud by reason
Of an act Of the last General Assembly Of
this State, commonly called the act for
the Public Instruction Of the state ot Iowa.
And whereas, the Supreme Court vi the
State have recently decided said act to be
unconstitutional and void in many Of its
provisions. And as great confusion is
about to result in cons Iuencc Of such
state of facts, unless a curative set be
passed; therefore,
SEC. |, BE IL cnac'"d hy he Board n(
Education NJ the .Satr Of Lra, That all
elections which have been held, or have
,aken place. all acts done, and contracts
,uads, and any tax which may have been
levied by any person, school district or
corporation; and any rights which any
person school district, or corporation
may have acquired under and in pursu-
2nce of an act Of the General AaScmbly
entitled IAN act for he Public Iu,truc-
tion of the State ~ Iowa" approved
March i2th, 1888, BE- and the same are
legalized and confirmed as fully and cf'cc-
tuslly as though the same had taken place
in pursuance Of legal enactment: Irort-
dsd, That nothing in this act shall be
construed to impair the right Of the
Board of Education to fix the term Of Of
fcs OF any officer elected under said act,
or to abolish auy Office created by said
act:
>. This act TO take effect aud be in
force from and after It's publication in
the Iora Weekly Citizen, the STATE Jour-
nal, aud the Ioua Satesman
(Signsd.1 OGAN FAvILLE.
Pres,dem Of the BoGrd If EdHotion
hereby certify that the foregoing is a
true and complete eopy'of the Act, as
this day passed 10y the Board Of Educa-
tlon.
j. T. TUBBY.
.serre,nry pro TEN. cf the Board.
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next session of the Board.
s %. This act to take effect from and
after its publication in the Iowa Citizen
aud the Iowa Statesman.
ORhN FAVILLE,
President of the Board of Education.
! hereby certify that tho above is true
and complete copy of the original act as
passed by the Board of Education of the
Staatc of Iowa.
josiah I. TUBBY,
Secretary pro tenn. of the Board.
December "A, 1858
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Legallzine the elections and acts Of Ger
tain school officers.
SEC. |. Be Il enucted by tie Board i
Ejucrtioa Of tie .Stntr n lara, That
wherever any township in the State has
been organized since the first Monday in
May, ono thousand eight hundred and
tfty-eisht, and has since elected the
school district officers provided for in the
act Of March l2th. 1888. entitled "An
act for the Pubic instruction of the
State Of Iowa." such election il hereby
Iccalizcd and made valid and all sad
officers 50 elected, are hereby continued
in Office until their successors shall be
elected and qualified according to law ;
and al acts done by, or contracts made
By. or with said officers, and all rirhts
accrutug II SAID officers, under, by virtue.
or IN pursuance of said act of the General
Assembly, arc hereby ratified and con
firmed, as fully as though said elections
had been held in pursuance of legal en-
actu"nt
s., THE act to take effect. and be in
force, frou and after ite publication in
the Iowa Citizen and the Iowa States
man. ORAN FANiLbE,
Hre&idcnt of thr Boa,d 1f EHncation
thereby certify that the above is q true
and complete copy # the original get as
passed BY the Board Of Education Of the
State Of Iowa.
JOSIAH r TuBBY,
al ID
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To provide for The c,crt', ard 20 define
tho dutie, Of the Secretary Of the BoarI
OF Education.
SEC. ! Be II cRa"t~d bY hc H9orW n
E'l"~otiDH ofthe State ot ir~n. That ut
each REGULAR meeting Of the Board. there
shall bc elected i Secretary Of 80 i Board.
who shah hold his Office, un:i. his success =
sor ~ eif cted and qualified.
s.. lie shall before entering upon the
duties Of his Office, and as soon as rnay be
after his election. give bond for the use
oi the State Of Iowa, in the penal SUN Of
Que Thousand dollars, with sufficient sure
ties to be approved by the Secretary Of
State, conditioned for the faithful and
impartial performance of the duties Of his
office Is Secretary of the Board o. Educa-
tlon.
50. lie shall also. at the time of Civ
Ing bond, take and subscribe m oath or
make affirmation to the effect that he vii!
support the Constitution OF the nIt"d
States and Of the State Of Iowa, and to
the best OF hls ability faithfully an lm-
partial''y perform the duties Of Secreta-
ry, which oath shall be endorsed upon
the back Of said bond, which shall be
h'iod w'tA and preserved BY the Sccrc-
tary OF State.
- 1t shall be the duty ot the >ecre-
tary TO keep an accurate journal OF the
PROCEEDINGS OF the Board, and to per
form all other duties required Of hln by
the board, or by the laws OF this state.
50 immediately after the ADJOURN.
ment OF the Board OF Education, he shall
furnish the printer authorized to PRINT
the laws, with copies OF the acts and res
olntlons passed at the session, and cause
them to De printed IN plaln manner IN
the form o pamphlet.
\ D. lie shall make his certificate that
the acts and resolution. therein contain
ed are truly copied from the original
rolls, aud cause the same to be printed at
the end OF each volume, which shall be
Prt'"n Jacie evidence of their correct,
ness.
I. lie shall, as near as may be, in
the same manner as provided IN the two
preceding sections Of this act, have the
Journals printed
s.. lie shall, Oh or before tho first
day Of March after the acts, resolutions
and journals, and such documents as may
te required By law are printed, after the
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the Board of Education may call special
meetings when be deems it expcdient.
The Board of Trustees shall have power
to gil all vacancies occurring therein ex-
cept when the Board of Education is in
session; and the person so appointed
shall hold his Office until the next session
of the Board of Education
sl2. The Treasurer Of the Universi-
ty shall have set Of books, which in he
shall keep an accurate account Of all
transactions relative to the sale and dis
position of the University lands and the
management of the fund arising there
from; which books shall exhibit what
parts and portions Of land have been
sold, at what prices, and to whom, and
how the proceeds have been invested.
and on what securities; and what land
still remains unsold, where situated and
of what value respectively.
s l3. No sales of lands belonging to
the University shall hereafter take place.
unless the same shall be decided upon al;
a regular meeting of the Board of Trus-
tees, or at one called for that particular
purpose, and then only in the panner
upon the notice, and on the terms which
the Board shall prescribe, and no mem
Der Of the Board shall be either directly or
Indirectly interested in any purchase Of
such lands upon sale, and it shall be
lawful for the Board to invest any such
surplus income which is not in mcdiately
required for the purpose of instruction,
in the United States or in other interest
paying State Stocks, aud to hold the
same for the University, either as a per-
petuol fund or as an income to defray cur
rent expenses, as said Board of Trustees
may deem expedient.
s14. The Board Of Trustees shall
make a report to tho General Assembly
and to the Board of Education at each of
their respective sessions, which shall ex-
hibit the state, condition and progress Of
tho University, in it's several depart
ments, the different courses of study pur-
sued therein, the branches taught, the
means and methods of instruction adop-
ted, the number of professors, with tho
compensation of each, and the number
Of students, with their names, ages,
studies, sex aud residence, the situation
and condition of the University Fund,
the income derived therefrom. the amount
Of expenditures, and such other matters
as said Board Of Trustees may deem prop
or 10 communicate.
IS. This act shall take effect from
and after its publication in the Iowa
Statesman and the Iowa Citizen
ORAN FAVILLE.
PrcSilea'of the Boar} Of Etaca,ioa.
hereby certify that the above is a
true and complete copy Of the original
act as pissed by the Board Of Education
Of the State Of Iowa
JOSIAH T. TUBBY,
Serr"tnry, Pro tenn, ofhc B,arj.
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An ACT.


TO provide a System of Common Schools
81. Be Il enacted by the Boar3 Of FL,
u~ofion Of the .S'atc Of lara, That each
civil Township that is now, or may here
after be organized in the several counties
in this State, is hereby declared School
District for all the purposes Of this act,
and each suh-dlstrict as now organized
under An Act entitled /" An Act for the
Public obstruction Of the State Of Iowa,
approved March 18th, 1853, shall con,
tinue such, subject to provisions herein
after made
s.. In each sub district there shall
be taught one or more schools for the
instruction of youth between the ages Of
five and twenty-one, residing therein, for
at least twenty four weeks Of FIVE school
days each, in each year, unless the Coun-
ty Superintendent shall be satisfied that
there is good and sufficient cause for fail
ure SO to do; and in case Of failnre for
two consecutive years to organize aud
keep up a school for at least three months
in each year within some one Of the sub
districts Of such district, the whole Of
said district shall be deprived of its por-
ton Of the School fund for the second of
those years.
SIS Scholars residing in one district
may attend school in another, in the same
or all adjoining county, with the concur
renre Of the directors Of both districts,
aud in such case, their proportion of the
school money Of the district to which
they belong, shall be paid to the Treas
urer, Of the district in which they attend
school
s4 Any township IN an unorganized
county shall be for the purpose Of this
act, regarded As a portion of the county
to which its county is attached for rev.
enue purposes
SIS. Every school district which is
now, or may hereafter be organized in
this State, is hereby made body corpor-
ate, by the name of District Township
of------------in the County Of
lind State of Iowa." and in that
name, hold property, become party to
suits and contracts, and do other corpor.
ate acts.
s 6.-DIsrRIcT MEETINGS AND ELEc-
TloN OF OFFICERS.
Firs'--Each school district shall hold
regular meetings annually on the second
Monday in March.
Secona-Whon a new township has
been organized, or n district left without
officers the trustees of the township
shall post written notices specifying the
time and place of the aforesaid meeting
in FIVE conspicuous places in the town.
ship; Provided that when any district
township shall be divided into two OF
more entire townships for civil purposes
the existing Board of Directors shall con
tinuc to act for both or all the new dis
trcts till the time of the next election
Of officers.
Hird-The electors Of the township
assembled in accordance with the notice
required in the foregoing article. shal
organize by appointing President anc
Secretary, who shall act az judges of tht
election.
| Fourth-Tho qualified voters at suct
meeting, and annually thereafter, shal
elect by ballot, one President, on. Vic,
President. one Secretary and one Treas
urer, who, together with the director
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| hereby certify that the above is a
true aud complete copy Of the original
act as pissed by the Board of Education
Of the State Of Iowa
JOSIAH +. TUBBY,
Serr"tn-y, pro tenn, ofhc B,arj
1000
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-26

soas 1r1lEzrr w T. lssru-
LELLTETF & SMITH.
nos. 10 AND e S0U7K K4REE7 szREE7.
InporseEsof and Dealers In
Fine Brandfes and Wines, ~ hfskys,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
Fresh Arrivals.
ia WE beg leave TO call TIE attention Or or 90
- friends and The trade generally, 70 large
49, and well selected stock Of the above articles a
Just received, embracing in part
Brandies.
sarzsrae, Qs4O1 Alex. Seignetie; =
Otard, Dupuy, very ans United Society Proprstors;
Jules Robin; R5yna and Alussss
VITA many other brsnds.
Wines.
Port, do DO Champagne (vory aasJ
Old sherry; Pure Imp. Malaga.
TOBaccOs.
Adam, No. Tenn; Hannah;
Lilly Dale, do r Potter;
@ Wills Corner Stone.
Richardson; J " North;
Tyreanas DeIosa;
Beverly; Peaches sne Cream TSiss;
Johns Twist: Silver Flake;
Rough and Ready Sold Lump;
Claiborne & TaliaserrO; Pineapple;
And many others.
Cigars.
EstrsIia; La Escarlstta:
CouHbiA; imported L0ndrsss
EsTea Prnera la Salvadola.
Cinro de Groin; imported Salaces
Concho Regalia; d N=selrodo;
La Silva; do Principe;
La Prueba, Imp do Trarccos
Is suiza, DO Ia Higuen;
Embracing every grade.
octs LELLYET A SMITH
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srArE oF TESSEssER, CoNPTRoILER's OFFICE,
Nashville Feb. Is, 1859.
that the New YORK Life Insurance Company, To-
Gated in New York city, the State Of New York, has complied
with ali the requirements Of act passed by the General Assem-
blv Of the State OF Tennessee March, t55, entitled
Of Insurance Companies not incorpoat
Al M the state Of Tennessee and that Nash and W. J. Mari
m The legally Of said Company in the city Of
Nashville. STATE OF Tennessee. J. r. DUNLAP,
Comptroller.
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Appcations received AID Policies renewed IN this well known
Life insurance Company at fair rates.
MAS & MARI, Agents,
fsbl6-d3w No. IS Col eye street, Nashville.
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HOUSE, SIGN, AND ORHAJLEY7ALPALSTER
BROAD STREET,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-26

OU Il F L A q
Hoist, host our Gag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold Scat high,
Unfold its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western sky
In war let every stripe 20 forth,
Borne by TIE pssu0t's hand,
Proclaim It's beauty and its worth,
O'ermo and hill and strand.
In peace guard well the sacred boon,
Be9ueathei by patriots blood,
For OH twas in freedoms Gauss,
Amid the battles flood.
Hoist, hoist our flag TO heavens breeze,
Let every fold fOat high,
UIfur its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western sky.
Hoist. hoist, or fsg in Arts great rsig5,
Lei every star fOat higher
Up with the nations emblem,
Above the tallest spiTe.
Let Tennes scans every whore
Let every state around
Know where type Of nature ) made
where every type is found
Above our own Art Caller,
Our countTy's standard wave,
And underneath its folds preside,
The bsautifui-tle brave
The child--the Psrent-patriOt--sire
The without StriIe,
Rests here, in sweetest pOrtraitTs
With every charm bat Life.
Then raise bsnnert0 the SKY
Let every bear news,
That types the Ar GO}lefg,
Are made by c. c. HUGHES,
ftsls-dGFtf. Corner Of College and Union sts.
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A01~ AAAAs y ~ - AsAa = 1tAOA1a
no. 81. ls5s-'sS. No. 81.
A. C. a A. b. BEECH.
BzAIxRs N
staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
CARPETS, OLE CLOTIES, Sc.s &c,
No. 81, College street.
VETg have Just received our second Stock q Fail and
w Winter Dry Goods, Oil Ci0fhss &c., to
which respectfully the attention Of all cash and
tual time dealers
DRESS GOODS.
Handsome Double Skirt silk Robes;
nsysdere and Stripe do dc
New Style Satin Stripe Robe Ala;
Printed Deane Robe Ala;
Bsyadere Delanes
Plain and Small Figured Delaues;
GrOsde Gross Mourning Silks
Large Stock Plain Blsck do
Plain and Small Cherk do
Plain and Plaid Msrnos all coiors
Satin Finish do do DO
Plain and Bsyadere PopRs for Travelling Dresses;
Large Stock Cheap Dress Goods. &c.
Curtains, shades, Fixtures, &c.
Ga Satin Danask; Embroidered Muslin Curtains;
f4WOol do Cornices and Bands
Floor Oil Cloths.
ls "a Floor Oh Cloth, which ecut QUITO suit any
Carpets, Rugs. &C.
6-4superOr Velvet Carpet; Sap. 3ply, Iarg, stock
- do do DO do 2 ply Do do
- DO DO DO 90 Large sEs Seek SSIRs Mats. &C.
MantiiIas, CiOaks, ShaV7ls, DC.
We have large stock Of shawls Cloaks lIantss, &C.
IA Duck always On hand fer Wagon has Tent Co &c.
Together with the above goods have large stock Of O4
Ia and ~ Bed Blankets Also genera STOCK q Staple Dr.
nOv3-d A:C. & a. b. BEECH.
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DON'T BE HUMBUG'D!
~ ~

IF YOU WANT THE GENUINE SCOTCH,
E BRAZILIAN PEBBLE, or ROCK CRYSTA L CONVEX PER
IsCOPIC PANTISCOPIC sPECTACLES, you can OltCdgs
get the genuine Reasonable prices The Colo and Silver frames
have our and pebble stamped all sell for Pebble
The BRAZILIAN socaed Pebble in silver SO $3.50
per pair gold frames SO to $40 pair genuine Pebbles steel
frames 50 S4er pair silver frames do 81 50 to So 50 pair
not acquainted aCh the d1eTence bee the real PeJke and
tIe Imitation should be cdrea in purchasing from T. "
PEDDIEIS. who peddle their article through the coa1iry
any price they get, and are in identified with
The people, only their money. oar articles all
aoaYratsd represented GNd alrays hand to make
he guarantee good and gire entire sdfisfGctioT.
NB-W the unacquanted how tell the real Pebble
from the prevent their being imposed upon New
glasses selected suit and fit in old frames.
QUeg-In what particular do the Brazilian spectaees, when
they from the mandatory in Philadelphia derf
AasEer-In being sold by sJelo elerS.
W. H. CALHOUN & co.
febls No. 10 Public Square.
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New and Exclusive Wholesale
BONNET AND MILLINERY HOUSE
No. IS Public Square, and

YUyHE Trade will be conducted usual the Old sand
46 Union the State Bank Our WILDE
full complete 18th February LIST March, consisting Of
largest Fancy silk and Straw Bounets Millinery
opened West Of New York Likewise Ladies and
Misses Leghorn Flats Paris towers Ruhes Ribbons,
bales Bennett Frames, Blocks Material for MILL
nery &c. We would respectfully call re attention Of country
Merchants Mners that after p years dealing in and retail
ing and Millinery Goods fster ourselves
have experience in purchasing 70 suit the trade and at all
times This, with combining ourselves
cash busness possible, will make saving
customers Of fully l0Der cent and Low small ball Of goods
purchased East.
We respectfully solicit cali from visiting the city this
Spring All orders punctuAlly filled.
janI3-Iy = WISE, Agent.
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HILLmANN ROTHERs s.
IRON DEPOT.

Nos. "A College, ~ and AZ Marke4 streets.
nFEER for sale low for cash prompt dealers time
~ $50 tons Of their celebrated Refined Charcoal Iron;
100 lest Pittsburg IrsH, ASSORTED:
30 8 Hammered Iron;
80 " Tennessee Castings;
ltOO kegs Nails and Spikes, best brands;
10 tons CAST Shear Il. x A. b. steels
% sets Wagon auG Buggy Axles, all szss;
= pairs Bridgeport springs
Together with Anvils Vices Chains Files, PloWs, Straw Cut
srs Corn Shelters, etc, etc. ljan2I-3m
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Death TO all Vermin.o
As spring approaches,
Ants and Reaches,
From their holes out,
And and Rats
Despite Of Cats,
Gaily skip about
Bed Bugs bite
GU, n the night
S on the bed you slunbeT,
While Insects crawl
Thro chamber and hail.
In squads without uumler.
lv wonderful with what certainty, Rats Reaches, Mice,
Ground Nice Ants Moths, Mosquitoes, Feas,
Insects on Animals Short every species Of Ncrmn,
~ destroyed and exteTminated by
SsCOStarssss ESaf, Roach Scs ENterminatOr
sSCOstarsss, Bed-EBug ENterminatOTs
stCOstar7ss, Electric Powder for InSets.
Supplied BY mail any address in the United States
as follows:
on receipt Of LOO box Of the Rat Roach. Ext;
On receipt $500, each Of the Rat, Roach, Ext and
Powder, lseut pcesge pad sufficient destroy the
vsTlliu any premises.
Eoldb by druggists and dealers every where.
CUsTAits" Principal Depot, 42O Broadway, n. Y.
T. S.-Circulsrs, terms &C. by mail on application
fCb6 &w6w.
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PENMANSTIIP
AND
PHON QGRAPHY.
Taught ever the store % Mr.. McGfll,
corner 81 ColIege street ana the
Public Square,


corner 81 C0lIege street ana tae
Public Square.
GtHELDREN should be taught correctly
~ az hrst-and when oily years old
LADIES GESILFsl<S are iaueht write eFste neat
suited for LfS correspondence Merchants Books etc
since Mr. olEear shove . yeass ago wrote and published
u physiology aud tue anatomy d the Hand and Arm
prnsples OF Pesmsnshp ays been discovered, aud viii
he unless people learn 20 write with the et) All the
ments the position rules for forming letters shading etc
there fully discussed. The cory books got up since Ito se
contain not a siHge principle BOT found ileie.
Mr. Ds object ia publishing this work, to reduce Pennsn
ship 10 the certainty OF ence "a thing that had not been done
hore} 50 that parents not have the endless Of
slant change by new teachers and that his s what II pro
iees to be- IS shown y the most abundant testimony Hon
Thos H. Benton in lss greatly applaud your mertorOus
eAer9Ls .he q s AlIre9 hon
so we'll known IN Nashville for his cool investigation and correct
iudgmeat, says in le3 Having had fair opportunity Of
amnig your system OF pensnsp and having seen me wonder
ul ana aPid improvements prps, IN school,
best ssts1n but Tue onEg one deserving he name.
In ls5- Dr. A. p Merre President Of Board Of Visitors Of
Satehez Institute says from knowledge have Of your plans
from observation here previous years. and from recent exami
nation Of your treatise on the saec am satisfied that e ne
city F'Gps'
the above institute Mr. j. T. Pear Superintendent Of the
Public Schools Of Nashville deem 1t my duty to
during instruction this Institution
have watched closely osh your method OF mpar1ng instruction
have successfully adapted public school instruction. 1t
has on 10 be understood ~ Teachers, suPcniendents and
Trustees in general 70 be app eciated and adopted
Very respectfully J. ?. PEARL,
Principal Of Natchez Institute.
Natchez. Dec. % 1915
VII Superintendent and teachers in the Public Schools
of Nashville inform the public whether new principles Of
pennansip have been discovered and what they and
whether there methods teach
ing and whether The organization Of the human hand
been chan ed.
In Jalse Green Tor 95 years en- the suprems
peneh OF Tennessee Mr. Dobear has spent many in
teaching AID perectng his stem OF instruction, and is by I
superior to teacher Of pemnanshp have You
viii perceive at that he is Of fine Intelligence He
gives no Instructions without and his reasoning
just and clear that at the principle he sees
mparand that icing fixed the mind the pupil acting upor
learns write with and Tapdity we'll with
gance. febl5
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". N. HAGgGRAVE,

- VT n y n u = u N39
HOUSE, SIGN, AND OREAAEy7AL PALMER,
BROAD STREET,
sept g7-a NAsHvILLE. TEEE
HTXTHA FAMILY FLOUR.-We are in c0nstsnt
receipt Of the finest quality Of Family Flour, the
celebrated Union and Hinton Mills Thesc Mills make as fue An
ard Flour any Mills in the country sell cheap.
iaSi2 P. Z c. ANDE SON BiOaestrsst.
Valuable CiIy Property for sale.
EWNHAT Valuable Property formerly Occu-
pied By the Puners Ba X, College street
Square The psbic sons NJ
along Coege fg feet an alley IL viii
be divided 90 suit purchasers For ter e. apply
4 :. 1. LINDSEY.
fehs-dim nc 33Colege street
a CHEMIST, an American, pupil of PEE
n Ouze Dumas Of Paris dzsirous Of obtaining silva
Chemist in Nanufc0ry Of Chemicals, in any other
establishment where Chemical knoEledge may require
The lest OF references viii be given, Address CHEMIST,
iebl9-lm. Box 1s4s, New York Post Once