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For speedy Fever Fever and Ague
Remitte9 Fever Chill Fever, Dumb Ague Periodical Head
ache or Bilious Headache and Bilious FcverS indeed for the
wtne class OF diseases ognang hillary arrangement caused
by the Malaria OF Miasnatin countliea
We are enabled here offer the community remedy which,
while cures the above complaints with certainty still per-
tectly harmless IN quantity Such remedy Ii Invaluable
in districts where these affecting disorders prevail This Cnte
espels the asnac poiso Of Fever ard Age from the sys
tenn and the development Of the disease Ii
the tst approach of It's premonory symptoms. II Is only
hs hest remedy discovered for this complaints
but also the cheapest The large quantity supply for dol
lar brings within the reach Of everybody in bilious dis
cs where Fever and Ahe prevails body should have
il and freely both for and protection. great
ority Of ms remedy ether discovered for The
speedy and certain Of inerttens IL that contains
Quinine mineral consequently pronces qun other
Injurious effects whatever the constitution. Those cured
BY are left healthy they had had the disease
Fever and Agne not alone the nj the masac
poison great variety w disorders arise from lis irritation,
among which 9s Neuralgia Rheumatism, Cont Headache,
Kindness, Toothace, Eafhehe Gntafh Asthma Papittion.
Collie Paralysis and Derangnent Of ,e Stomach Of which,
when originating id This pu lie Intermittent type
become periodical This fuRE expGs the poison the
blood consequently thU all alike inyal.
uabr protection immigrants and travelling
porar residing in the Districts II taken occasionally
daily willie the infection, that will be
from the system and accumulate In sufficient quantity
rpei disease. Hence valuable ptoec.
ton an ard few viii SITTER from niGyfneniA
they avail Themselves st the protection this
Prepared by DR. y, " AVER 4 Co, Lowell Mass,
Sold BY JOHN WRIGHT co, Nos z and ISL Chartres
street. Srw Orleans. and by ~ nrngpis- el8 sn&W
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ZEN 0tlsaHs stlonsg Ilathft.
cRxscEsr oYrics, No. 70 Camp street.
Wednesday Evening, Sent. 5, 1860.

Wednesday Evening, Sept. 5, is6o,s |
he banks to-day tie way discounts.
slia income Outside ths sreat, there
ssais IN realizing good paper maturing inside Of SIX
1,yushs ~ the rate q sGa oct.
There were Europe this
esef whatever market 1t will take some
tns Of sesl from Europe and ths sties kind of
New this have much Influence
market either commercial financial The flaws from
the cannot be isfegardsd Paper and exchange
hand freely; in fact with rsthcrtoo much
Freedom Ths demand for Northern sight funds ii si active al
7ae prem. sterlng exchange is sgainst fact 1t ap
ee demand nor 10 lhe indebtedness orr
cemaMny has been paying aciyay last spring. and the
still AT the time Tho inquiry is
peated about minutes ot Of The hour keeps
exchange high what the scarcity Of New York
fusssy Simply because buy TOO much credit and spend
than fecevs. However, the great Of exchange
KING cctsonis increasing day and possibly it may decline
org B1it is idle 10 suppose that shall iniporta
aieAs IF gold for weeks to There is gold coming
er the prcsent invest exchange cotton L will
very talk his importing bringing gold here
w sterling exchange New York the last ranging
from we do not think they will be sending their
sovergas from Thfsadneele street purchase As
cards breads:us here may large the def
cheney Of tho harvest Ia Great Britain premature to
Sons aet On this for the present.
woncle that the New York active at Gar Set
thss making large calculations yewyo Oh the quantity
OF hreadsuf which destined the railroads
FROM r West III fct. appears that the salvation Of
depends the nurabr bushels wheat, The many
Anisands Of sacks Of tho e thousands barrels of
pork and which transported the raroads TO
ts,at msopc We hope they Gle NewYork folks viii moi be
disappointed In their estimates calculations II they should
s hes hase only 10 fail bsck and October 1851
The exchange market to-day active The counter rates
for checks New York steady prem, though some
hanks sold al II prem The banks only selling to their
+ outsiders accommodated at
Inst ata sight drafts there sales 56 prenpr
tah<ine yesterday There were sew
Transactions in sixty day bills AT from 9l3s discount
wis other good bills taken at i9IS discount The general
rsse sixs sight Is broad say FROM down ls per
cent discount stering in good request to-day small
The hanks have yer, light balances 10 draw for We.
Are a them have permission draw for any
side " their balances which they Will do for remittance We
qsate thcse bank bills a. from tIo sixty days sight
TIE unian their
well pable a large these Ggnres Dealers ae how
oay paying document bis we note sales
s feE 51a psiea cotton at i9sssfS.
N franco nc have no change quote from 52Igs
Rlba with prospects If frse supply being on Tie make,
dafns the month, or maybe before the ISL.
Tile earnings Of the New Orleans aud acsen Tsa,ooa ~
time To iucFezse each rons The earning a. ~
aaai ally last 1866 show increase over tbs oni Df
July. 1859. Of So Tlct.s
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WEIR MISSISS IPPI.
Leaves every THURSDAY at P. NJ.
NEW ORLEANS AND

Leaves every THURSDAY at 7, NJ.
NEW ORLEANS AND
: 1H0ga kyIGKsBURG UNITED STATES nSsS. n
S$a&SH&ssN4S MAIL LINE. ysS5N5sssssak
The magnificent U. S. mail packet c X b mr. e J.
NJ White commander leaves above for Argyle GreeYe
Sunnysde Eggs Point lake Washington Grand Lake Caro-
lima Landing Ashton, Pitchers Point SkpWth Lake Prov
dente Goodrchs Landing Mkens Bend, Duckport Vicks-
burg Warrenon New Carthage, Grand Gulf Joseph
ney, Waterproof Natchez Fort Adams, Month River
1onrca, Morgan Point Coupee Bayou Sara Port Hudson
Baton Rouge Paquemne Donadsonyle and all intermediate
landings.
Freight for all landings the Yazoo Taahatchie and
Suniower rivers, with privilege of reshipping.
Leaves on SATURDAY. at5P.M ....
The magnificent u s. Mail packet Natchez Captain T. p
Leatbers will leave for Donaldonye Plaquenine, BatoL
Rouge, Port Hudson, Bayou Sara Red River Landing
Adams Saehey Waterproof Rodney ST. Joseph Grand Gulf
Warrenton and Vicksburg, every Saturday, at 8 r. NJ
The Dafourche Fcksburg with
Hoe and will take freight all landings the and
Taiahatcbie rive at rates without detetton
The above mentioned splendid passenger will leave
their regular days, without fail at the hour appointed Al
business entrusted to their will be promptly and faithfully
attended to.
These boats will he responsibef any package
containing money ewey other yaluabs unless regular
bills Of ang taken specifying the and value and
the freight paid nor for vaabe deposited with the ceh
by the passengers, contained in their baggage.
For freight Or passage apply on board, or 10 .--.
j. j. PERSON L co.
jel5 tt Corner of Carondelef and Union streets.
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ezn -.xz- RANDTRUNIx HAIL.
Ga E is69.l WAY NJ, ,, 1850.
.-zs .,.,,,...,.,.y,,.v,NEW ORLEANS, jack
ssss fs22Rs I'M SON AND GREAT NORTHERN

g~Ess - ,-,yzEg.,sgss,vr1N EIW ORLEANS, .JAGA-
Asss fssh I'M son AND GREAT NORTHERN
EEz-&EE a-SsS-z -1ffGRAILR0AD.
Two Passenger Trains Paye the Depot At the Of CALI
and Magnolia streets dRyhe Mali Train ut o'clock A,
NJ. and the Express Train at O'Clock P, NJ
Connections with all the Northern and Eastern Roads and
Tickets sold to all the principal cities Of the North East and
West.
Time to New York three days and 6 hours Price Ss co.
FOR further information apply at the General Ticket Office
lis Camp street.
Freight win be received at the Company Depot foot OF Cal
ope street, late $50 ?. NJ daily. Sundays exeepted
The Company not responsible for loss by fire.
Excursion Train Magnolia leaves Saturday Mt ?. NJ
IS. WILLIAMS,
iY16 " General Snperntendent.
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Observation-Disclosures.
SCROFUIA. OR KTNG,s EVIL. rs A

SCROFuLA, OR KINGS EVIL. is CoNsTI.
~ uticna dscase corruption Of the blood by which this
fluid becomes yaed weak poor Being in the circulation
II pervdes the whole body and may burst disease any
part Of IT, No organ IL free from It's attacks Is there
which may not destroy The scrofuous alnt Is verionsy
caused by mefcra dsense low living dsordersd unhealthy
,od impure air. filth and filthy habits the depressing vices
ans above ALL BY the yenerea Infection Whatever be its orr
rin Il is hereditary in the constitution descending from
parents to children unto the third and fourth generaonn In
deed II seems 10 b the rod Of Him who says will visit tho
iniauiteS OF the fathers upon their ehildren.n
lis commence BY deposition from the blood of corrupt
ulcerous matter which in the lungs liver and internal organs
fcs esupons This foul cqnpon which genders in
the b{oed depreses Of lille that ser0fuous
sttuons only suffer scrosous complaints but they
have far less power withstand the attacks Of other Diseases
consequently perish by disorders which, although
moi crouions IN their still rendered fatal By this faint
in the systs Meet of the consumption which decate the
human family has its origin directly in this serouions
taInnation and many destructive diseases Of the liver, kid
neFs, BRAIN and indeed of all the organs arise from
gtavated by the cause,
0nequaer OF MI prone are acrofnous their
invaded by this lurking Infection and their health undermined
w 1t 70 cleanse from tho system renoyate the
blood by Alternative medicine and nvyorate IL by healthy
food and exercise. Such medicine supply in
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TALLAHATcHIR AND YAzoo RIVERS.
YAZOO AND TALI4AHATCHT

YAZOO AND TALI4AHATCHIE
49, m o. s. Mail packet Dew Drop, s. H. Parisot,
arrival at yieksbarg Friday nerning)nFor sa.
Honey Island Turey's Landing sdon Cranes landing Ria
ing Sun Humphreys Greenwood Point Leore Goasyle and
all intermediate landings Taahatchie river high
sharkeys landing leaving yieksbug Friday arrival Of
the So O'Clock evening train.
No Ali freights shipped by the Charmer will be taken
through high water rates without any extra charge al
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AfEaVeu htsttAuAHs
Brig Teceoa otietson days I'm Havana 10 Goiienbo,g 4
LesparTe-9a dist q.
Steamboats,.
Champion, Moore. I'm st Louis
HRW Bill. Newell, FIN Memphis.
Sieksbmg, White, I'm Gat8ina Landing,
ID u Miller, Williams, fin Alexandria
Florida, Myers. I'm Mobile.
ktnpSre Parrish, Vincent, fn Dpnaldsonyille,
Towboat Music Wagner I'm Passes-towed down and 10
ht "a inst, ehps Charles and Tesesiia sehrs
Toccoa. eh US
Betow---Gom.ag Up.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


SECOND DISTRICT GouRT SUCCESSION OF JEAN BAP.
Of New Orleans, TlSTE BDIRON-No l7.O7s
WHEREAS Louis Francois Alfred Trou-
w BILE has petitioned the Court for Letters Admins
raon the estate of the late Jean Baptsie Boron, de-
ceased interstate
Notice hereby given all whom it may concern show
within ten days why the prayer of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
GusFAyE MoREIi Deputy Clerk.
DEuxEME couR DE nIsrRtcr }suCGEssIoN DE JEAN
~ ~ 10 s'O'se'''. No i7d 5iSii''N
a TTENDU que Louis Francois Alfred
"A Trouble prescIte petition la Gnur leiet Dob
tenf les Lerea Administration la succession de feu Jean
Baptiste Boron decedt intesat-
Avis 10 present donne celia pent
cefer davoif dedute dix ours les raSons pour
qeles il ne serait pas fat dro a la dite petition.
se6 10 il = GUSrAvE MoREI D5put6 Grefaer.
SECOND DISTRICT eouRF2 SUCCESSION OF PETER GER
VEINS MsT oTssns hhDS% 40 iS;S
w Gerard has peoned the Court for Letters Of Admins
ration the estate Of the late Peter Gerard deceased in
iesate-
Notice hereby given to all whom may concern TO show
cause within ten days why the prayer of the said petitioner
should not he granted.
By order oil the Court.
GUsTANE MoREI, Deputy Clerk.
DEgxlEaE GogR pE nlsrRIcE} SUCCESSION DE PETER
A TTEEDU que Caroline Rodhe, yeuve de
IA Pierre G6rard, Presene petition Conr Fee
dobteuir les Iettres Administration Ia succession de eu
Pierre Gerard, decide intestat-
Avis par lie present danne one celia peu
cerne davoir dtdFe dix jonrs pour les
quelles IL ne serait pas fat dfoit Ia dite petition.
Par erdre de Ia Cour. - - -
81 10 GNSTAYE MREL, Dfput6 Gref1sr
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times devise for this everywhere prevailing fatal nal
ady It is combined from the active renedas that have
been discovered for the e%puAon of this foul disorder
the blood and the Of the sygtem FROM its destructive
sequences Hence should be employed for the only
Serotu but also those other affections which ase It,
snc Erupye and skin Discusses St Anthony's Fire Rose
Efysipeas, Pmples, Pustues BocheS, Bans Bois
Inmor' letter and salt Rhe Sead Head Ringworn Rheu
hsm Syphtic aud Mercurin Diseases Dfopsy Dyspepsia,
Debility and indeed, all complaints arising fpm Initiated
Impure Blood The popular belief for 'mputy Of the blood
founded In truth for Strotua degenerate of the blood.
TIE particular purpose and virtue of this saparilla p
riy and regeucata this vital fluid without which sound health
is impossible i'll contaminated constitutions.
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PEG PLEs LINE.

PEOPLES LINE-FoR THE COAST,
@sJ h. BAYOU SARA AND FORT ADAMS The
fine staunch and comfortable Passenger Steamer
G oIden Age, Capt Webbing, leaves every
SATURDAY EVENING at O'clock
The substantial running Passenger Steamer r. W.
Powell, Capt Heno, leaves every TUESDAY EVENING"
= aaa T. Rw ADAMS d CO.. Agents.
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The quantity cotton transported the road for the last
months comprised the following figures which con-
fos1,, VI nnr r;snar,efeiaI ycar 4
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tianes, 10 Harris.
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Sgipping yntslIigents.
CRESCENT OFFICE. No. 70 Camp Street
Thursday Morning, seplenlberG, 1850,
Cleared Yesterday.

Steamship nwanee, Fowler, for indanoa via Galveston
G Harris
span bark GlTra Toriafno for Bsrcfena ptas Puo kco
Schr T Knapp FFonty, for indiRnoia, A. Mitchell
Schr West Florida Burns, for Pensacola, Oseon Seo
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CHERoxEE REMEpY..-AT rNFa1LTN

CHEROKEE REMEDY!.-AF UNFAILISG
~ Specific for all Disttas the Urinary Organs Gem
eral Alternative aud Blood Pur5fr
n-1s Remedy all other preparations fail
R~l is entirely unlike other medae prescribed for
Sener Diseases, it contains no Mineral Poison
Drugs being prepared from Roots Banks Leaves In the
form OF pleasant ard delicious Syrup.
R~I is NATURES remedy for GOnorrhea elect
Gravel Structure and Is especially uor Al
n-A general aerai re and blood purifier it has no equal
and does fail Scrola Secondary Syphilis Glandu
lar sweiDg MercUra and all EHpve Diseases curing
speedily and permanently than medicine
II does this by purifying and cleansing the boodcausng TO
flow in all its original purify and thus removing
system all Impure and perncous which
disease.
an all old Of Gpnorrhea elect that have bafed
all medical Skill it is especially old
falls and recent ones in
few doses positively removes all scading heat chordee and
pain.
HTt does affect the breath interfere with any class OF
business
H9-Lt requires assistance from other medicine.
without its ever being suspected remedy for private dis
EA treatise Venereal disease, with full directions
then permanent cure, accompany each bottle
RFor fun particulars, Circular from any drug
store IN the United States.
R9It sold atreta for 81 per bottle three bottles for S.
by all responsible druggists dealers medicines through
the United States and wholesale by all wholesale drug
gists.
j. WRIGHT Il CO.,
Nos. 81 and lhl Ghartres street,
Wholesale Agents for the South.
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undersigned would call the attention of Sugar Planters TO
Vcspanidus Steam formulating Pans which have been
in for the last four and have given the most decided
satisfaction.
this season. WHEELER h FORSTAJ'.,
las aFn IA 8
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PoNTUHAuTkAIN RAN.

- 1ssgE 5sr1 ROAD-SuAlMEK ARRAEG EMENT--
RaI$ WE Commencing Tuesday May ], 1850
E Fare and from the Lake, day only % cents
nS- Please buy tickets ut the office under Depot.
-DEPARTURE or CARS
49, Il -
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FOR sKTPWITH's LANDING,
Hg% h Lake Providence, Goodrich Landing Millken's
LeA2E.tzfH Bend Duckpor Veksburg, Warrenon New
Carthage. Grand Gulf, st. Joseph, Rodney Wa.
tepfoof Nachez Fort Adams Red River Landing Tanca,
Rouge Plaquemine Donald6nvie and all intermediate
ings-The and elegant passenger packet Mary
keene, Capt. W. b. Richardson, will her trips
FRIDAY September H. and leave regularly every
FRIDAY at p. NJ, throughout the For freight
passage applyto
y. R. CARROLL & CO.,
aul3 II Agents, SO G0rondeet street,
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RED=RIyER.
=oUAGHITA RIVER.
Leaves on SATURDAY, Sent. s, ats p NJ
FOR DUACHITA RIVER

FVIt UUIANEHIf'IA MI FAIG-~I II Y 7
,new, light draught fast running passenger packet
steamer drawing only II inche5 Red Chief
No. e. j. C, Shue MASTER will positively leave
above Haonbus. Trinity, and all intermediate land
ugs 0uacha and Black rivers For freight or passage
EIRGINIUS c. DENTzEL,
sec Advertising agent
nThe Chief will give clear bills of lading Harrison
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OHIO RIVER.

Leaves on SATURDAY. Sept. g. atBP NJ.
FOR LOUISVIl4LE--rHE NEW
mg h, light draaght passenger packet steamer ID. j.
sMsg.Ss Adams, j. Riehcy, master, viii leave the
zAaESa aud all ntermsiiate landings above
For freight passage apply on board.
VIRGIE1UsC. DENTzEL,
se6 Advertising Agent.
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Leaves on THURSDAY. Sept g. at sP. NJ
- For CINCINNAYI--TIAEE FIN

- Irregular passenger packet steamer sunny
south, n. Richardson, MASTER will leave
For freight passage apply board.
zSIRGlSIUSG e. DESTZEI,
sci Advertising Agent,
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BLACK RIVER.
Leaves on THURSDAY. 9TH inst. Mt 5 T. NJ.
For HARRISOMBURG Trim

FOR HARRISONBURG, TRINITY
a1y - all landings ON blnck Riyer-fhs light draft
~ passenger packet Ashland, A. J. Dye, mas
Kill leave above For freight passage
apply board. =, =,
aiy-The Ashland will take freight for charlottesville Ple
oenue Rouge Bayou Sara and Smsport having made
ARA gemens with light daaght the mouth of Red
river In ease detention therefore, shippers rely their
goods going through their destination without delay SEQ
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-01-17
Sherif's Sales.
sherlf,s Sale.

Jacob Dains Maria Haskins, Ella Haskins, and
Joel Haskins. w
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE TO
- me directed, from the Court of Common
Pleas of Meigs County, will offer for sale, at
the door of the Court House in Pomeroy, at 10
o'clock A. NJ,
On the 4th day Of February 1860,
the following described lands and tenements
to wit: situate in Meigs County, Ohio, in Sec
ton 81, town A, range r. in the Ohio Compa-
nys Purchase, beginning at the southeast cor
ner of said section 81; thence west 16 chains
and Al links to an ash ten inches in diameter
thence north one degree east 10 chains and 81
links to stake; thence north 5 degrees east
4 chains; thence north 81 degrees east IA chains
and IL links to the east side Of said section;
thence south 18 chains and 43 links to the
place of beginning, containing % acres, roods
and rods; also a certain other tract, in section
33, in town 4, range II, in the Ohio Company's s
Purchase: Beginning l6 rods west of the north
east corner Of said section 33; thence south
rods; thence west rods; thence north rods
thence east to the place of beginning, and sold
as the property of Maria Haskins, Ella Has
kins, and Joel Haskins, at the suit of Jacob
Dains. Appraised at 81 400. Terms of SALE
cash. ]. Y. SMITH S. NJ c.
December 2, 1S59.-1-5t-4.5o
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Gdutational.
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE,
-- HARTFORD CITY. MASON Co...YA.


This institute has been successfully commenced
l. under the patronage of the Hartford City Coal
lining & Manufacturing Company, for the beDefi
of FARMERS and MECHANICS sons and daughters
where they may receive the advantages of superior
EDUCATION 20 what has hitherto been offered then
in Common Schools, at charges sufficiently low fo
all to embrace complete Academifa1 Educati0n.
1t is now entering on its second session. and is de
lightfully situated gently slo1ing sandy emf
nence. overlooking the river Ohio, and only shor
distanc. from the Steamboat Landing. The School
Room and Teachers Residence is held in that spa
cious building formerly known the Brethren
Church.
The room contains 1000 SCARE feet, and is replete
with every suitable convenience.
The heating and lighting appa ratus is perfect
having four large stoves and sa0 feet of window
way, making it the most desirable healthy situation
imaginable.
There is also Library and Reading Department
attached, for the of students, continuing man!
excellent standard works, with monthly and weekly
periodicals. to suit the desire of all parties, and it
intended hereafter. to add Piano Forte. for the
Ladies. as an accompaniment to the City Brass Band
now in full operation every evening.
The School Is conducted by the Principal aided b,
ASSISTANTS. male and female.
The male pupils are taught every branch of learn
ing necessary for their future advantage, making
them caTable of entering on all such duties ma,
hereafter offer for their veal.
The female department are also taught every nee
essary with plain and fancy needle
work in addition to a sound scholastic course.
Hours of attendance 9 to IL, and to 5, for youth
and 65a 10 9. for adults s.g-
! hus may the children of the above receive as lib
eral education as in institutions, who's
charges exclude many naturally talented chill
from obtaining the assistance necessary to develop
its intellect.
Pupils charged only from time of entrance -.-.
Terms per session Of 3 months, $3.50 each
A limited numbe of boarders are taken at a small
charge.
References may be had to parents, of pupils, eithe
in Ohio, West Columbia, Mason City or this place
on application the Principal. at the Institute.
Oct. .-4O-tf. - :: ,'0'--7'-I7 - - =