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The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-18
Cincinnati, Richmond e.
E y
INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD.
Greet Through Route for
TERRE HATTIE, ... ...
ST. LOUIS, t.. ...
LAFAYETTE, .f
rF CHICAGO, i.r

TERRE HATTIE.
ST. LOUIS,
LAFAYETTE, ..f
'F CHICAGO, .itf
LOGANsPORT,
f.f PERU, ....
~. ~ FORT WAYNE.
TWO DAILY THROUGH TRAINS leave Sixth street
Depot, at "a. NJ. and 4:3O p. M
A. M.-INDIANAPOLIS,S ST. LOUIS & CHICA.
GO FAST TEAPRESS.-Through direct, making close
connections for all other Western and Nort western
points This Train also connects at Richmond with
Cincinnati and Chicago Roads, for Anderson, Xoko-
mo, Logansport, and all points on Wabash Valley
Railroad 1, tHt ma $40, p 'il. y p r" -
1880 i, M,-INDTANAPOLIs CHICAGO & ST.
LOUIS NIGHT EXPRESS. The above Trains make
close connections at Indianapolis Lafayette and Chi
cago, with Trains for Terre Haute, Springhed Rock
Island, Galesburg Kenosha, La Crosse, Jacksonvfie
Danvile, Burlington, Milwaukee, NATION, Naples.
Galena Quincy Prairie dur CHEN, Pana, Peoria,
Dunleith, Racine, Decatur, Bloomington, Joliet, La
Sale st. Paul. and all towns and cities in the North
west. .rlF..ft ... |EH
:, ,sS-Through Tickets given and Baggage checked
through. i -|
For further information and Through Tickets, ap.
ply to Ticket Offices, north of Front and
Broadway; No. 1863 Walnut street. near Fourth; at
south corner of Fourth and Vine street, or at
the Sixth-street Depot n
Omnibuses will call for passengers by leaving their
names at either of the Ticket Offices. 49,
l3S ftt.. ~ w. II. SMITH, Agent.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-18
THRILLING NARRATIVE

OF -FOUR RUSSIAN SAILORS WHO SPENT SIX YEARS
on THE ISLAND OF sPITzBERGEH, WHICH is
WITHIN 100 or THE NORTH POLE.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-18

A CASE OF ABDUoTIoN.--The Steamer City
of Buffalo carried off party of ladies and
gentlemen from Buffalo, on Saturday evening,
who were on board inspecting her cabins, and
who did not pay sufficient heed to tho fight OF
time or the preparatory signals. Before they
were aware that the steamer was leaving the
dock she was fairly under weigh, and the Cap
tain refusing to stop, they were obliged to
make the trip to Cleveland, nolens Uolens.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-18
'RAILRoADs.
COMMENCING APRIL IL, 1859.
La egl E5EgE::s:11 :sE3
LITTLE MIAMI AND COLUMBTS
p,fs AND XENIA RAILROAD.
Four Trains Daily.


THREE THROUGH EXPRESS TRAINS.
First Tran-No / EXPRESS, at A. M connects via
Columbus and Oleyeand, via Columbus Crestne and
Pittsburgh, via Columbus, Steubenville aud Pitts
burgh, Detroit via Cleveland and steamer This Train
stops, between Cincinnati and Columbus, at Love-
Innd,, Deerfeld, morrow, Xenia, Cedarville, South
charleston, London and West Jefferson.
SECOND Train No. Express, at $3.50 A. M, connects
via Columbus, Bellair aud Benwood; WheeinR via
Columbus, Steubenyie and pittsburg; via Columbus,
Orestline and PittsbuTg: via Columbus and Cleve-
phur station, via Springfield. This Train stops be
tween Clncinnati and Columbus, at Plainville Mil
IOil, mlemivlHe, Loveland, Deerfeld, Morrow, Cor
WIN, Spring Valley, Xenia and London.
r, Inlrp IRAN m9dationJ at 4:40 p. NJ, for
Columbus and Springfield, HIt' n ~ =.
Fourth Train-Night Express, at 1880 p. M; con
meets via Columbus Bellair and Benwood; Wheeling,
via Columbus, Steubenyille and Pittsburg; via 90.
luinbns, Crestline and Pittsburg: via Columbus and
cleveland. This train stops at LoyelaDd, Morrow,
NN9rWIlns N9i VI 4 &enia and London. SLEEPING CARS ON
No.l Express, through to Cleveland without change
No 2 Express, through to Wheeling without change
The NIGHT Ex PRESS Train leaving Cincinnati
other Trains run daily, except SUNDAYS. .II III
For all information, and Through Tickets to Bos-
ton New York, Philadenhia, Baltimore Washing.
ton, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Dunkirk, Cleveland,
Pittsburg Wheeling, and all the Eastern places,
apply at the Offices, Walnut Street House, No. Bur.
streets, and at the Eastern Depot. I-.. .
Trains run by Columbus time, which is seven min
utes faster than Cincinnati time.
0mnibuses call for passengers by leaving directions
at the Ticket Offices T,.I myiT y
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-15

MISS Ut
97ir Die lluter,sihnrtru ots Gcmmittre. rrrGnnr
ht elmer oIaen,tireu &criommfuna Der eCho Gauns
IN Attr6au:S itlIlthoft. um Die Rethnuna rrn n. 81
Rtninqtr. Ghosmcfrr fir taS S,w 1858 ~ nm
'Eriuchn tGfrhSiniacn hermit, rae mir pcio9C 8cdh:
nun9 crafitti9 bnrt acI,hcn. unN rahrcn: mir bic
idht trrrhtiat. atfuuNsu hotcn. faG Der Sthnemti
ter S96l tbsrbcsobt bat, pis in esrftltsn onscsr'
bEn III.
E 50 02o,,f,,.S
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BuBitabl. bl.6lofcn.

Sterdter CnthCbmrn mir Der st. 9cus cages
Gbrcnit" 6oIsmpes: ....
Serr 8. M aver aus Scdum In Btnptnlrn,
bnt NIT 9rcBrm @,fclse Den @uBaabl auf Die
0Cden9FBerri an9ewenret.
Sc 1T GbotiHGr, DAP cine 0lensr ScrIu6c
fcblgsIhlageu baten, ben @u6ltabt in 5crmru ,u
Sicbsn. IS trCtcn o1bri bauptdhlih prC SdwR'
rl9tciten auf. Die erite perlelben lit rie bpbe
lcmperatur, wGlde ndmCntlid nltt ol,ubarter
SIber @uBltabt bCoorf I'M Den fir rinen rCinen
9'uB erfcrpesIldcn @'rao pon Jluilistrt gu Crbll
ten, meldlsr lei pem @ule ocr Stublpmrrn nictt
nctbwCnpg 1T. 9jcl1n9 man pltn, pmdp 2lnwtn.
Dung bcicnpcrs boltbarcr SAmriiticgsl, gut Sie-
benCcr S:fen, uus9cScidnstsn Srsnnmatcrihls unp
Seeignste @IBuUwI6tnScn, wsl6s Die Grbal
tun8 bet Aus9ir6cn perbdtsn, Den Stnbl flu,fs
Scnug IN bic 5ormcn gu bringen. 70 trtt Die ,pci.
te S6wleri 3fcit parin aui pu6 bort nlht pie bel
DEM @ulic Der gum Serihmepea beitimmten para
lrupipeON6en Barren suBrtisrne 6Urmen ansc'
penptt wcrpen tUnnen. wsdt perm69e ibrrr tar
fen gGGrmrlrituna Der Shme ;unl Durh pas Cn
srgO6ene beige Wltrlal wlpulteben pds GjuB
Hid muB brlm @rltarrrn ih ccntrdbtrm tGnncu,
muB allp, Ipbalp rS 5arUn bat, in rine 5urm oss
aciIsn prrpen. prIde pitIcr 9Untrattipn na6Sctt,
iCnt ;eriprnat rs bic oirier Scomsuns entiprr.
6snpen gewSbnIi6en Sanp' Cper sebmfOrmsn per-
m6ssn aber nIdt Der Sibs rrs gum cJnnn 8luTc
srbradtsn @uBtables gu wtperitebsn. @npli6
bat ss nnmsntlih In lOlden 5ermen, niGt esIin.
gen wUurn. Der SIaienbpuna Ginbalt gu tbun,
prt8s teim guiie arOsr @uBfabImaIen pbnsOiss
pirl Shwieristat tTsitrt.
2tIe pirie rlstelhinpe bat Sr. WaYsr ,u trIri,
tscn scpubt unp OaOurd GIcfen erwust. lpsIts
nw 3ptifdnitcI Der scrGbnli6'n trcnJensn tciirn
unp an 0Nur9aP9tris bic Isgtsrsn nett ttrrtrsf,
fen,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-15
9aaenteaaaaa sSoamers,
rFHEHEr uuo TF
~ q ibine n.S d. & p.

9ir llntcr,rt6nrtsn tebirnrn llG risler @slG>
senbeit itrrn 8reunpen uno tem putlifum I'M gls
ecnminea nn;use9sn. RAP lle fcrtwdbreno auf 5ano
balten unO auf 8eiteauns Serferti9cn, alle Nrtsn
StanO Dampnlai6tsa Stationary Engines)
pcn 10 tis 100 9ferpstrait mad ben alrrSsrtse-
eritcn YGttsrns.
Sic linO stei6falIs ttrrit alIs 9Irtrn
GiIrrnr 1t. 9irBin9ne 0ieGerrien WliibL
rdbrr lmp OtinirMa albinercirn jrrer
SrIbrcibung, irwie Yumprn ppn ein-
fahrr unp bpppcltcr Wnfung unb gum
sSprrirrn unb (oebrn Srn QBaber.
DampItrBel ron isbr 8r16rcituns perten auF
Scilcllun9 aus rsm brlen 30. I SolStUttsn. GiIen
pnfcrti9t unp 9uarantht gu leIn pie ansssftsn.
sic crntrabirrn fir bic Hirfrune BON allen Qrtsn
9tieeeltdbn .9trteiten, Boi,sn, SGrautsn.
9SnlGers unr teralCi bon @rcblhmiso grtciten
auf furje NnSeiSe uup su uieprissn Yreiisn.
5taftin8s uno pulics, unO jsNe Ssrte
Yrn Ssftrun9n psrpsn i4nsa unp fGSn autss.
fibrt.
SHcnbsrs gtufmsrfiimftIt rrirp Rsparatur.
unb Scbs9lrtsiten 9spipmrt, pslfe auf bic fiir,>
'ls NnJrtse unp gu prn bili9fen Yrsilsn psrrid.
trt merpen.
Sire DampimaIfisnrn Fnb auf bic tunnerred-
teilc gRrile aebaut unp percen in Besiebung renn
Vrrldnat. fir einen biaiSen 3sitraum suarantirt.
Tbaycr. eroman, 1Oilfon u. 60.
Nl'nnun. 6struar 16, 1889. natp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-15
ScfentltGe 9Sen6u

2luf g am tag s rcn 1Strn Suni
um llbr MadmittasC Icdn am Suufe pes prr.
itcrtenen 8 at tbon& in, lcBttm ron
Stsr MiIfcrc Sdunlhip, Qs6a Gdmty. lclscnpc
artifsI auf bffsntIiGr gsnpu putauft werSrn,
ndmli6:
Cine srile Site 5dmilis MGtrr, 2 Ninter,
S6wsi ur. einaGuls gRGsen stu SpnDier. g1dam
Elm 5rud.gSassn. 2 SolNtldael. Boards. Ylms
fen. Sedntlmes unc 9dttrn. SGeii1ein, 9ft.
ae, @aaen. Ssulstern unO Sf6nlsl, 6oteln, 8cp,
rsr uno WisiRsI, Shiettarrrn. 6Gmmrr, RCitcn
5ruhtr,ff. Strrbbant. ShnNeln, Setern. Elm
S6littsn. Ninrmible. Sru unb 94sli6fcm Sut
ter. 8caarnIirCb bsim gstunp, asrirrrs Strcb
8uttrtrrg. @atsln unD Nshsn. Saitrt uno Vfcr.
prasi6irr. 9fcitsn uuo 8EasI, stpd 8 2der 9lco
asn unc gRei,en i'm 5elpr, 8 2Ider autes @rae, rir
giientcbeI. Setn Jsi1en. Butter 8crrn, gSur1.
NADINE. ScaeMars Iesrs SG6sr. Glide. Sinfr,
3uter. unp irnlt nod pisls ArtifsI Su umrancrG
" mslrrn
Die Srrtn9unssn am gsrtauIStase unb quf.
Watiun9 ccn
HanieI Rlcin, fen, NSm'cr.
Suri I. 1889 not0
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-15
sc q 0 ri 0 t

wirb tiermit sssstrn, bu6 Der llnter5ei6nsts ole
4Omnlrotur psr Sintrrlabenltaft bee perilurte'
men 8tein, lsbttin BON Ster'
DiilfOrp Gnunidp. eeGa @aunty anssltsllt NOR
Oen III. ale Disjsnissn raber, pelde nod an
aeIaate SintsrluBsnI6ait lfulren, iinO biercurt
aufssfcrpat innrrbalb 9BcGrn on;urufrn unc
at;utr,ablen, - llnO elhe bic nod rsdtmdbsc
5prbsrlmssn batsn me IN. finb strnfalls eriutt
iclds Wcblteildtist iul7. balb pem namli6en 3sis'
rdum rtnjubdnpi9n an-
..... Daniel Klein, fen, abm'Ur.
Stunt |. 1859. n06m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-15
0elD ipirD DerlanQt!

gs werNen fOsGsia $500 bis 5000 Der.
lan9t ; passssn srbdlt rr esibsr ais grrli6s.
ruu9 IisScnUes @t9entbum pcn elmer Sduls
psnIdi-5um sesrtte pOn $4,000, unp bas nod
uetsntst fur $4,000 pSrfdsrt II. Das V6bsrs
srfdbrt man i'm SutaObr gum
Ged)a Qatrict.
Suni 8, 1859. ro3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-15
SrDf;cr Serfamf Dpn berrlitbcn
pau Gotten,

auf Bf entl der enbu.
&uf 5rsitass ben 24ilen Suni, UNI ~ lbr
Wittlss. lOllen am @anbnule BON peter
y II d n, H. In hfr Gtlht Nnentaan, 9staa
Gaunt9, GffntIiA rertauit wsrrm,
13 2pttcm GrmmS,
sclr9en i'll Der 9nbenitra6t, UterbaIb bsr t2ten,
in Siip Uteitbal 6auuI6ip, unp srGn,enp an
Die Borough 2nte.-12 Der VCttrn Iinp 20 5u6.
unp bic onprrc 80 5uB in Der 5rcnt, unp Gno
$50 5ub tirf. Dirlslts granger nBrbli6 in Der
5rcnc an Die 2inpenirabe uno iupliG an cine IF.
fsntlide AIcy.
So il rieS wsttocass Gisentbum unb 3auf.
tuiSe lclltsn cbne 6rbl pirlsm Ssrtaui tsiwcb.
nen.
Die ScOinsunSsn am Ssrtaufstlse unO guf.
ipartung prn
9. S. 618enbub, 2(if9nie,
zen Sttitr uno BubCdrr.
Wlt %. . nQ3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-15
s urrab! 6urraD !

DIR aIte ptnr Fei Ter lftt ou6 nod,
uno besilt 1t erewsscn ale feline s ,sunSc uno
Sinner in uno auBsrbab eisisr StdeI ouf ieincn
neuen edasrtier. Salccn, in Der NorO 7ten Stra
be. Sburen untrrbalb tcr Narniaun Sh. auf.
merriam su modem. 81, .,i.S rcrlrlse rp.t ~ jc.
Der 3eit bon rsm bsl.sn Biere uhS psr.iC,,n 9Sei'
re auf 6ano bnbsn. wcmt rr icne Odi sspi6
ruf'S 5rsunrl6iis bcwirttsn Mo.
Drumm fcmmst Glls. bic Slr Duff tatt unt
rintt unp rann urtbcilt fir GuG isiei1
9snrp pfeifer.
Wni If. na6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-15
81 q 6 + | 0 t

rirb hiermit ssssben. O0b bic llntsr,si6nsten ale
Srrutcren BON Der SintniaH nl6aft Der perilcr.
tensn GatbarinaS 6 Q u 3, Iebtbin SOn 9lie.
Saun16ip, es6a Gaunip. ansr.
itsat wcrben fnp.-@le Oisjrniaen batsr, mel
DE nC6 on bsiaste SinterlaiIcnI6aft fbulben,
iino bisrpurG aufssfurSsrt nnsrbatb 6 gSc6sn
an,urufsn uub absube;dblsn, limb Scl6e, bic
nod n6tmdbiss 8orpsrunsen baten, ino stsn.
fails sriudt fclde inntrbalb Der keIagten 3eit
wpbIteliti9t sinsutdnoiSsn, an
s Ss11,s &suD:n ss,!a sgsns' er'Ors.
Sant I 1859. @6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-15
Nd6ri6t.

Die urtsrSsiGnstrn ssbsn bsrmit gladrift,
pnB Die Sitr gum untrld rs,brn ron Stcdan.
lbsiIsn fir ben Sau rrr NufU unp .3icnsvils
Surnptte Stra6s aeGifnrt p,rrei ME lUIst, an ir'
osm &nSe um ubr NUrssus bis 6 llbr abencs
ndmii6 Den 2llrn unO 22itsn 9unt, in Dem
@dltbauis in SpinnEspilr. Buds Gauntp ben
23it'n uro 24ilen an gBsinbsrsr's Nublr, in
gtsrsr Mlfcro SounI6ip, 9e6a County Ben
25i;rn une 27li'n on 8rmmtrrr's 0ailtauIr. uni
ben 28tsn unO 29icn in .3icnspiue, an Ssnnu
gers @aftaus, pm&
=. @elnber9er, Scbn Srumbauer,
5. W. S6ane, s. 8. Sbans,
.. Stautter, S. s.. OideniDieo,
=. Us. &Sieonb, @ommiBipners.
Stunt 1. 1859. *3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-15
9t q 6 L | 6 t

g9irp bisrmit sssetsn bab Der Unite ;si6nste als
Apininltratpr rG SintaIalienidnfi prr pcrltUrts'
uen$S arab " U9tr, lsBtbin pcn Stsrmii.
icrp 1aunlpip. gsda Gaunty, ohseiicllt wcrrn
II. ale Ditjrniscn bdbsr. wrtde nod on be-
iasts Sinterlabcnl6aft lGuIpis iihp. iiaO bier.
Our6 auisefcrpert innnbalb 6 9Scdarn o.,iuru'
fen unp at;ute,ablsn, n,-llnp SclGe tic nrd9 rr&t.
mdei9e 5Croerunssn baIsn nlEscn, iinO s'sit.
fals sriu6t irl6e inncrbOIU Der trlrsisn 3ett
wcblteldtiSt einSubGnoiScn al
SoDn Gebman, Qom or.
!orr:icrO Eounftbi?, y IS Canni.
Wat f9. n06m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-15
Der ubsrRicGeasc Reid,

etne @tisui3ait IdOti6r Aumsr pnrsu cincs
8ss prr lammelt ia Der BpbRuns elmer Grcun.
|, ais bic unttrrsNuns tiG sufalts, auf irpF6e
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-15
SiOiDcmS SS0cG,rics,t.

Sie SanF BON Gatafauaua. Die Di.
rsftcrsn Der ,Sanf pun Gataiauqua" tatsn bic.
ien Tag einsn baltjibrlifsn Duipnb ron pier
prcSnt, auf ben capital. .Stpd einbs,abIt, CT.
tldrt, SabItar wsnn puIanst an psm Gaunter Der
Sanf.
90. 3. 0Orn, it,, Gaiirer.
Ylat II, 1859. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-15
3allcmtnmtt Saf0cesnaic.

3t9lin9e mcrosn iu irBtnO einrr 3cit an9enrm'
men unp brSabIn nur pen Der 3sit pa lie eintrs'
ten. -.....-.. ......- ...
9rimarY per Sintsl, 81 90
Gcw5bniiGs @nsiiG's ;3rssr, 81 so bis 90
6Gbrs "a" init Gjrr9ilp unp elteiniIol 90
unp 5runjEfi9 50
WluTf, " 90
Sir Den Getrau6 Ors pjanos fir llstung 90
3tidnen. 2 90
6cuauus fir ben Bintr, 50
Gni9c 3GsIinse Wsrpsn in Der 6amitic bet
Yrin;ipalS aussncmmsn no swar an $40 per
Srrtel fir Scarpias. g8aiden unp llnterr6t In
alrn 3rpsissn, nit gusnabmr ppW Nluitt une
3si@nsn.
y. Gregory, grineput.
gprit 20. nal s
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-15
Nferbau Hetbnun9.

Die &ebnun9 bon Il 70 8. Sc e NJ
in9er, Giqp Stbaemeii1er Der ees
6a Gauntp Qferbau 8eieafbaft, in
Stebnun9 nit beia9ter 2fFotiaticn, BON
2ten 8ebruar 1858, bis gum l liten Sc
bruar 1859, beioe Gage ein9ef4IoBtu.
..E..s..s .,4ag. Or. ..E De-. ..--.- -ar.
Setruar 2, 1858. @ilanji in .odRten. Iaut r
ttetidbrt9sr Rshnun9, $ll73 70
Wdr3 6. 8aar crbaltcn ron Dem eedba
Gauntp stboemstier, -" 100 90
Baar erbalten ron rerihiefenen perIcnsn, l.
fir ten @tbroudb nsr Sriais8ahu, :. Id "a
8aar erbalGn fir l6 2cbrns 0Vitaliresrs
idbafsn -. 16O 90
SIR rcrtauftts 6eu, OF 81
&tnt ron SamuGl grinfrr, 30 10
Sttc6rr = Baar Crbatten burcb Ole Nus:
ffsuuns, j, - 2479 90
90, d" 6dr usrfouftss B.tIbf0rn uub
6aftr, % 81
Nrptmbcr %. @cn Dem SbosmGiitsr Ucu
9eha Gauntn, 100 90
Sanuar 81. 1859. 9oar rrba[tsu pcn o.
Diuin9Sr. fir rTtauftss psu, 773
Bilauj uperb3abIt, 9Gl
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-08-27
THE FALL TERM OF ELEVEN WEEKS
XYEsTFIELn ACADEMY.

VNIIE FALL TERM OF THIS OLD AND
Il well known Institution will Wednesday,
August a. has been in successful operation about sixty
years. and recently large and beautiful brick edihce has
been added and the old Academy building wholly renodcled
and repaired The location is noted being In Of the
most beautiful " New England villages, and Is easily
sblc from all parts Of the country being at the junction Of
the Western railroad from Boston to Albany and the Canal
Railroad connecting at New Haven with the New York and
at Northampton with the Connecticut River Railroad Be-
sides the full Of study in tbs Classical and English
departments there IL largely endowed Agricultural depart
ment with course n study including almost every topic
Connected with Agriculture and Horticulture. The Institu
unu has just been provided with and extensive apparatus
and there will he u LECTURES in CHEMISTRY and AG
McrLruRE during the coming term. uo0d advantages
offered those wishing pursue MusIC DRAWING and PAsr-
1Sg aud the MODERN LANGUAGES.
The Academy is provided with valuable Pianos for the
Musical Department.
There IL full board Of Teachers and believed that the
advantages offered for education by this Academy
not surpassed by those Of any similar institution.
For further information Catalogues apply to J. D. I0I-
LAND, NJ A., Principal REV. Il. DAVIS, ID. d., Prest.
Westheld, Mass, Aug, 1S59.-[32
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,, etc has common, that tue puollc arc
srielous IT nearly everything that is offered under
tns and the trade has thus been brought INTO nls
, II has remained for house Established IN lIel
re- uny the pressing popular need and onaugurate mtw
IN he history Of the trade. We trust that our establish
81 renuotionoundcd upon eighty years OF experience
obundanty vindicaes claim to public conhdehce' We
aBININGERs OLD LONDON DOCK GIN"
which ia especially designed for the MEDICAL @
the F,uY and possesses those intrinsic meuona ~ y =,
tlrs Tonic and Durcc) which belong to an OLD anu
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DR.. II. GREENE'S

Popular kemedies
NHE GREAT REPUTATION OF THE
Remedies used during the last fifteen years by Dr. Il.
GREENE, Principal Of the Boston Indian Medical Institute,
has secured for them corresponding demand and orders by
Express hourly received for supplies from Physicians
Druggists and nvads, from every section Of the country.
For particulars and reference cured the ain
dian Arcana, # the Subscriber order copy by Mail
FREE, addressing r. Greene, NJ D. SO Bromhed St. Boston,
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ovatng the system Of Cancerous unor scrofa Eryspe-
las, Salt Rheum Scald Head Fever Sores, and all erupons
Of the skin diseases arising from Impurities OF the Blood
Price 81 per bottle
Indian Restorative Bitters.-The TRUE and the
GENUINE. Try them Price so cents.
Female Restorative.-for Irregularities, Low
Spirits Female Weakness and General Debility Price so
Indian Imperial Drops-wll restore nervous
and vital action prevent Cods also Sinking
faintness at the Stomach, &C. Price SO Gems
Indian Cough Balsn m-wll relieve your Cough or
Hoarseness Immediately Price SO cents.
Canker Drops-For Sore Mouth or Canker in the
Stomach other parts OF the System Price rs cents
Indian Rheumatic Liuime nt-The best remedy
for Rheumatic Affections and good for sprans, Bruises, Ne
ralgia, Numbness, &c. Price so cents.
ANTI Bilious PiIlsShould be taken in all derange
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For the better accommodation OF the people in this vicinity
the subscriber has obtained supply Of the above remedies
which he will sell at the price they sold at the In
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LELAND SEMINARY,

TO n Il g TT, VI
TNHE FALL TERN OF THIS INSTITU-
L ton will commence the last Wednesday Of August,
under the charge Of
q. Y. LANE, A. d., as Principal aided by competent
teachers Instruction will be- given in all the branches here
tofprc tan ght in this Institution
Care will he taken 10 render the Female Department in
yug and profitable by securing the services Of
pshcd pr,cptress The Trustees regard the Institution
fortunate IN securing Principal who highly
mended scholar aud efficient teacher No effort will he
spared 10y him by the Trustees preserve and elevate the
reputation which the Institution has justly acquired under
the superintendent OF Rev G. Is. smith, its late Principal
CHARLES CLARK, Secretary.
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POWERS INSTITUTE,
BernaTdstOn, Mass.,
Acc.ssibe BY Rairoad, arst station South Of So Yern


Accessible by Railroad first Station South OF So Vernon
Junction.
INHE FALL TERM OF THE INSTITUTE
Il will begin the las; Wednesday Of August and continue
Eleven weeks, unler,
L. =. WARD, A. NJ, Principal
Mrs n. II WARD, Teacher NJ Ornamental Branches
Mis- s l. LEACH prcceptrcss;
ENEBlN sCIINkLL, Native Of Germany, Teacher Of
German
l. U. EMERSON, Teacher OF Nlusici
and other able Teachers.
tn, Powers Institute Is distinguished for its Commohous
anl B,anI Edifces lately erected for wel-selected
Sc,'Htfc AJrcuHure; it, arrangements for Heahfu ym
nlsc Ererciscs; and for it. possession Of Popular and Err
ptrencef Teahers thosc who have made Teaching Pro-
fess.pu.
THE addition Of Prof L. o. EMERsOS 10 the list Of Teachers
with his well-Gnown ability Composer, his skill u
Teacher " Instrumental Music and n Vocalist will
rant the highest In the Department Music.
large Boarding House, termed the CushmAn Hall, has
been completed the past year which will IMMEDIATE Forty
Pupils under the the TcGchcrs board with all the
incidental expenses j. furnished at Us per week.
iy LECTURES will be given In the preparation Of Teach
Of Common Schools aso, with the Apparatus
in the Illustration Of the Sciences.
AJricuHurai Lectures from gentlemen Of high scientific
attainmcnts will he continued in the Fall Term.
Pupils Of both admitted. Letters for Board
Rooms for sefboarius, &c, may be sent 70 L. T. WARD,
5w30 Bernariston, Mass.
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS, BEING d.
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adjust all claims and demands OF all persons against the Es
tate OF JOSEPH SHEPARD, late Of Jamaica, In said Dis
trc deceas d. and also all claims and demands exhibited In
offset hereto and six months from the third day Of August
ins being allowed by said Court for that purpose, do
therefore hereby give notice. that will attend to the bus
OF our said appointment Mt the house Of said deceased
in jamaica In said District the second Wednesdays OF
september and November next, from O'Clock, A. NJ. until
O'Clock, p. NJ, on each OF said days. ..
WILLIAM l., WATERMAN
NATHAN s. HOWARD, : Commissioners.
y. T. X. CHENEY, Administrator.
August 10th, A. u 1889 So