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u The Spring Styles Of Hats and Caps Of all
varieties can be found al l2s Superior street. also
Shaker Hoods, Gloves, Travelling Bags, &c.
81 B. BUTTS.
P.s.-our "a Silk Hat can't be beat.
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ANFO RD's
Family Cathartic Pills,
coMPnIIHnED FRohI

COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Vegetable Er.raets, asd PAT ep n Glass
Cases, Air Tight, aAd lOiH keep N any eIS-
mafe. tJ CO. .ar 1J,-s
The FAMILY CAfHARILc PILL b a gentle bat &C.
tive Catharc which the prOrist0r has used tn his
ire more thar twenty years.
The constantly increasing demand from th0ss ~
have Opg used The PILLS and lhs subtraction 9hIof
all express regard % their lso hasinduced mstO pas
then within the reach Of all. 81
The Profession wen inow that different CarhArties
y Tbs il57iS, FIFTY fly c45zlFH H1RFIC PILL
has, Wi due reerence % This well established tacf,
been compounded from variety Of iho purfst FeSe
table E1tracts, which act - alike every pau q The
aiimenfary canal, and are.s- GOOD and SAFE la AL
cases Ehsrs Cathzrtic = needed, such Dk
HANdEbIENTS OF the lssiST D d ACHr SLEkPl-
NESS, PAINS IN THE 5 BACK AND LOIASr
COSTfVENESS, PAIN@lAND SORENESS OVER
THE WHOLE BODY Issifrum sudden cold, which
frequently. II neglected, Z end long OF Fs
YER Loss Oh Ape lC,irIrE,a CREEP ING SE,H-
SATTON OF COLD Overt THE BODY, hESTi rs
MES HEADACHE ori WEIGHT IN THE HAD
n InammAtOry Diseases, IN Children Adults
Rheumatisu great Purifier Of the BlOoi ant manF
eases which desh IS her too usnigl %
this advertisement Dose. to3-
PRICE so CENTS.
- IEe Liver luVisuratrr ana Family CathaTtlc tiiis
Teta BY Druggists generally Gnd sold Hholrsis bT
=. g 7 W SANFORD. h D
MsnnfaetuTsr sud PTspTistsE,
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ELECTION

ATcHIsON, K. T., March %
Ia The election for COuBty Ofcsrs on the 2eth
inst, the entire Democratic ticket was elected BY
lT5 majority.
AtchisOn City and Township gave $50 Demo-
cratic majority. There was only about half
vote polled.
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ITTp0RTATT1 no IFFWALEs.

: Dh.t G1HEoEA1ANiG FILLS.
sTiHE COMBINATION OF INGRE.
- DIEhEs II tbesS Pills are the result Of long and
osasifs pIacses. They mild their operation and
sIytEn n csrrec al Irregularities Painful AIenstrus-
sslohl removing Al obruetonS ahsthsr fron cola or
osrNiSs beldsshs pain IN the s palpitaton Of the
hsrt Uhitsa lu nervous affections, hystsiics f6tgus
ia uths back ard lin6S kc', disturbed aleep which
srlss from fntsrruuiion Of nature
J UH DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
Tart1 c0nnlsnoa ohtof era IA the trestmsnt Of
thoeo rcgu aas aud 0bSncionS which have consigned
ay ythculns of tue young the beautiful and the
oVef % FraIrEturd 4rlFf No female enjoy rood
as U1lel she ID regular ana whenever 0bSruction
fafes olscc the Feuerel health begins to Odeolna.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are tho most ssotuh remedy known for all con-
gleis pcul1 g Females To all classes theE uVal-
Gaoe lnetag tfl eertGltT pfTiodica fefHiarV. They
are known 90 thousands hs have used them ii dieren
3eoda througout the cOunt having the shcIOn soma
fhe gq s1slf ghl'ieisas g Arsg1ea EsSieif diTec-
aosf gailg Ska, aae uAsn sF shoula rot bs HSsd Win
seeh RoztAe fsfes Or Dolar saeh b0E eoasaisiag q
valuable psuahlst % be had free Of The Agents PnlS
eBf b. nal fr1pfg By o1closng price to the GensrHl
Aren't sod b. Druggists generally
3. B. HUTCHINGS, General AGENT
l65 Chambers st.. New York,
Sold n Cleveland q. VIM. Fisks and oslord 3 Ham
Duaeh. E dccIeONdEW:R9o
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Yesterday Afternoons Report.
ANOTHER DIsAPPEARANoE.

ToRoETo, March g.
The Government has finally taken steps to
investigate the matter Of the disappearance Of
John s. Hogan, member of parliament from
Grey Fears are entertained that there has
been foul play.
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& NEWS ITEMS
TRURsDAx MORNING, MARCH 90 80.

~ The Daily Morning Leader q for sale al
Hawks, ]. s. Matson's and 0lmstsdh news depots
AZ news depots at Weddell aud Angler Eotela, and
at QninlanH It's Ontario Street
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NOMINATION..
BosroN March %

BosToN, March %.
The Republicans Of tie 7th District to-day
nominated Geo. CogSwell, of Bradford, and
Timothy Winn, Of WOodJum, delegates to the
Chicago Convention.
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c. L. A meeting Of the Committee Of 2l to
solicit subscriptions to the Library Association
was held last evening. and the prospect reported
as encouraging.
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yesterday afternoon that powerful and trusty
tug, the J H. Bloore, Capt. Wheeler. vent 70
Sodus and seak In tow the bark Ocean Wave, and
schooners Eli Bates and A. J. Rich, and reached
this harbor during the snow sQuall about l2oclock
last night. The vessels are 70 it OUT and load d.
rect for Chicago, and Upper Lake ports OslpsgO
Times.
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REPUBLICANS, ATTEND The Central RepubH-
cen Club will hold meeting at the Old Court
House, on Saturday evening, March 3lst, at hall
past seven o'clock
Hon. d K. Cartier, Hon. D. R. Tildsn, Hon.
R. P. spaulding and C. W. Palmer. will speak
All are invited to attend.
By order Of the President
GRo KorpP Saev
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msr9027s.

SPRING FAsHIoNs.-Ths Spring Styles OF BATS
can be found at l23 Superior street. We would
caD particular attention to our 81 silk Hat It
can't be beat in style or quality.
B. BUTTS, l29 Superior Street.
March 29.2sO
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~ Harpsr's Weekly, wilkes spirl, Of the
Tines, Vanity Fair, Home Journal and the la.
test publications, ere for sale a. Hawks Brothers.
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a New York Coal Oil, Of very superior quail.
ity It does not smoke in the least, does nOteruss
the wick, and Is free from offensive odor Sold BY
CHURCHILL & BROTHER.
>mar29:2T9. Druggists.
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3 THIRD WARD NOHINATrONs.-At msstng Of
the Democrats Of the Third Ward last evening, R.
Parks was chosen President, and VIM. Heisley
Secretary. The following nominations were
made
Trastes-EdWard Klnsman.
AssesSOr-JObn Moran.
Board Of Education-Dr Reese.
pslegates-B. Harrington, E. Kinsmau, Fred
Beehtel, James Farrsssey. VIM. Drone.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, March %.
Sabins, administration democrat, has been
nominated by the democrats of this city for
mayor.
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Shippers and vessel owners still apart. Vessels
are freely offered ct l4c for corn to OEWego, and
lOo to Buffalo,-C Chicago Press, a.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

AORTGAsE FOR SALE "A first mortgage for
$500 secured on Real Estate on Erie street worth
Eve times the amount. Address Drawer 377, Post
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BY TEIEGRAPH,

RepoFted By the Union TeIeEFaPh,
oFTioE, WAEIhos BLOCK, CORNER 0F BANK AND
aT. CLAIR aTREEra
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NINTR WARD CLUB.-At an adjourned meeting
held at Continental Hall, corner Of York and Car
roll sts., March 27tb, 1860, to organize the Ninth
Ward Republican Club. The following officers
we're elected: |
President-Wm. B. Castle.
Vice PreSideuts-C W Palmer, A. Graf, R. B.
Dennis.
Seeretary-Homer Strong.
Treasurer-Chas. Mcneil.
Executive Committees. N. Nelson, P. ].
streiberger, J. G. FOeIl, John Kirsch, R. L. Mil.
lard. S. HendnOksOn, Ed Bissett
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" For the best qualities of segsrs, Tobacco
sd Snuff, go to p G. Dietz III suDerior-st.
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NARISE.-Tbe barque Chieftain, Capt. Wolvln
arrived at Alloa on the 4th inst. from TbraIl
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TRAVELRR,s RRGIsTRR,


e CinsnH wishing c0nvcyapeo 70 either Of tha above
lfRas or Boats w Be hF the
Line by leaving thor Eddrsss the OmnbuH OF
lcS 81 superior street door GsIttO WoddsIl HOufs.
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Brses advertisement of Dr.. sanford's Liver
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-29
: IA HAIR b DEnl HATR Er DYEl HAR DYE
ID. 1. BathsIOE'l Half DTsI

l-- re 6aig AaTHlless AID TetSable DVg ka0Da.
ms Orfehai snd best in the Eoridl
Anethen mere mitaiions and should b aEsadOd
-. 3ouWth q eHesuc rldicules 2. tt ft- va
aoE&Es HE'D On RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to 4
hsauffal and natural Brown Black without the least
81 sa n1uly . IIair o. Skin
a. FIFTEEF MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have bssa
glrde3tO wm- A. Batehsl0r 1859 and 5000
AFFILIATIONS have beea mAds % ths Hair Of hs pstrshI sf
~ his fIaOus Dyes.
lls VI A. BATcHELoR's HAIR DYE produces Soor
~ 10 ho Distinguished iFon and Il WLRRANTED
at . ure in the least however long be continued
d tie t seoi Of Bad Dyes emSiisas the Hair nVigOr
if Gsoa f5r life byths Splendid Dye.
E1das sold applisd f.a private fOOnsl WIZ
~ 4asinFYS No. 20 Broadway, N. Y.
ld ID al oeB Gad United DRUG
y ft7tl and Fancy Goods DealsSs
lh8 Fenuins has the name and address upon steel
81 eiate e1Iraqing On four sides Of each Box, Of
WI. A. BATCHELOR,
Jill No. 733 BrOsdEay,N
-lAHE BEST ARTfBfGTAL HELP
sll-& 10 IHR HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
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Do. y EalIIhtItET1 hITTkhb Wett WIIu IL,
ppr usisa'dsa loy diseases Of ths uenaeh 81 otaef
tlsst sflns fren do7gautod digestive tyssni and ne
ronrcaeut prs being entirely vsgetase q = mere sale
than % ordinary pfsIareons eered 70 She pubic Nnie
q iis Plesnf e1 % ne syS en- fenesr Tuatg popular
aAthoot vho ussh Dr, Hsstaitsrs reputs'a = vide.
ulrrad ana ihe piih which he prepares h medicine
always ard reliable The hitsers are moat
als b layor sud ttN contains no1aias tha can i'm
fis but "a tha contrary, eonarbutsS m pre-
ls,oa IA. psepaafion proves highly popular. Il b
ant and tg valuable article for any Of the Gbdvs dis
ssa and W acssD tiulthat our rsadsEa say lest ia
llc1isace.
F .aiseg DRUGGISTS and dsalers generally sVsTYWhsIs
adhg festitsf snh, sols PrgpistoII. g WHtsf and
. agrai suesis, PRisburIA maT3iIW
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NEW ApvRRTIsEnlENrs.

X d. Kendall 3 co.-Sllk1 and De Laines
Clark, Gardner 4 co.--Linssed Oil
B. Butss-Eais and Capt-Bus Notice.
Churchill Brs.-New York Coal OlI-Rus Mott
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~ HoLLoEAV's PJLLs,-SA Deed without
NanaF-P.Fsnis dst,ous of bsholding their Olspring
r,rch Vigorous mAnhood viii mind untsntOd and iAcn-
tst untininilhed--of u preleuHE them fOm Rne Of
1tttn dcIruetoRs than living death, will hna AZ
eelt eeailutcr 10 thsss celebrated remedies.
- ssla tT ell usuGEras. - S. slo Hna 81 per boz.
ear1
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Other branches may be introduced, at the dis
erection Of the Institute. .)-sa e--sa.t
The village Of Bedford ls situated on the c. & p
r R, and has been selected BY your Committee,
becsI OF s pleasant locality and is hospitable
citizens as well as its convenient railroad connec
provide accommodations for the members Of the
Institute. aa f--EL J.
We desire TO give a FRESH IMPETUS to the edu-
oatonal interests Of our county, and seek the Co
operation Of all who have q like desire
Come MONDAY MORNING aud remain till Satur.
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R. F. HgMIsToN, Ersoo,,v.
f. P. INGERSOLL, 6GAscuaNe
C.M.LOCKWOoD, Vemmit'ee'
n. B. The usual tuition Of 81 for geailemen, and
Soc for ladies', will be required.
Cleveland, March 81, 1850.
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v. B. RAIHEl, the American Advertising Agent n.
ke0rnsr Firth and Chestnut streets, PhIsdslpAs, Is
authorized to receive subscriptions and Advertisements
for this paper 81 cur lowest rates. His recslPs will
bt regarded e payments.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-29

DR. McOLIETOcE's CoLD AND CoUGH MIX
TUHE-Among the cold sud cough remedies" that food
ss fst, his aIOhs stands the solid basis Of true
nStedi sesucs Dr. BfeChnfoek stands IN the fore iron
of he prossScn. reputation Whist be of
~ % ne mex e aenutne curative. Never has hi
p1aparatoP flllhod his guaranty. Price Is cents.
A54 bI VA. F1SKE, and bT STRONG ARM
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-29

To TEAoHRRs OF CUYAHoGA CoUNTY-Your
Executive Committee beg leave toreport, that ar
rangements have bean completed to hold the
Spring Session Of our Institute at Bedford, com
meneing on Monday, the 18th OF April, and con-
tmuing till the Saturday following
A cordial welcome will be given 10 Us by the cit.
iEens Of Bedford
It is designed by the Committee. through their
lecturers and instructors, to present System Of
teaching" that shall prove itself worthy OF the
occasion. Gatherings Of this'natnre, in any pro.
tessOn tend to develop unity OF design and action
and serve as q great channel through which TO
REACH and move public thought and feeling. II
there were none other than social benefits to be de
rived from our Conventions, we should still regard
them as eminently worthy Of support.
The following gentlemen have engaged to give
Evening Lectures:
land.
burgh.
Wednesday Evening, Prof J. c. sAuNDRks, Of
Cleveland. f.--
Thursday Evening, Rev. J, A. THOAr, of
Friday Evening, Hon. DAN'L. R. TrLDEs, Of
Cleveland.
Previous to the Lecture of each evening. there
viii be short discussion according 70 the plan
adopted az STongsYille last fall.
Vhn Iuqtruofora av-yiIf ha.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-29

EsFABusHED A. D. l75l-BRANDRETHs
FILLS remove from ths BODY is esvtos the bowels and
The Euys of the ercunon these dead mnter which &C.
Essen thai peou heavy feeling in colds headaches, &c
mess paIs Fegttable pills do not act upon healthy parts
acspt to cleanse and puy. Their timely use has saved
usnv valuable life and BraEdreh6 Pills should, there
foie, be In every house ready. e
Dr. ssmss Lul OF Potsdsz, N. r, wss Aug. Il, sg0:
met Vth MN three weeks ago, who had slightly
injured his frFeE three DAYS bs.oTe, which caused
fnnsnSs pain, swelhug and violsai fever. When
h pain and swell ns had e1tended 70 his shoulder
dspriVinT him Of sleep. Ths hand turning
tarkeoorol and The poitt Of modification iEOl there
evening, and ing the night gave him Nhss box Of
pills. spplsd ayeati pOusiee, and saved his life
Principal onco. 80. i9s Canal g.. Rev York Sold BY
As GaidnsF No. 20 SnpsrioF street. Cleveland and By
=. n Wheodon, Hudson, and all respectable dealers
uisazihea, Price 2s cents. ma 2id&w b
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uRYANi8 TASrELEs VERALIFUo
FEom SLATE Of n aina Blton Rouge,
AllkEoW BRTANa VERMWDaE;
EaL Taat1lcEg. harnle1s, centh worms
q OF All sizes, Kinds, and formsi
nlotnerE feeL indeed, secure
Wtih this painless, peerless cure.
pa - IA bottles, price ~ dimes.
-F- soisIby NM FIsKR, ard BY STRONG 4 ARM
sERoNG. Cleveland. 1 fs5S
DE. JAs. McCLIN-ocE's PEcToRAL SYRUP.-
n ts seemingly hoPsess vel The earlier stssss
ckrao lung complaints NkeD the eoushing Is sincessan
tie threat coated viz mucus chest sunk the lungs
ra snd he EsnstA gons, this soothing, IranQuiHzng
ssI-Iritan 81 restorative vii from impend-
tag desih.
- Pres sioo, ssld By wa. FIsKE. and BY STRONG &
ARaisTROfsG, ,UlsvSlara. ft62s
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PoRTLAND ET Al. vs.. q. & \. RR.-In the
Common Pleas, at sandusky, on Monday, the de-
murrer in the case Of Portland township ct al. vs.
Cleveland q Toledo Z. X. Co., was sustained
This township. in connection With others, Hled
petition to compel the runuiag Of certain trains
on the Road. The Company fled a demurrer
which was sustained, the Court holding that each
township must proceed separately.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-29

IA Waning e lhe UnWaTy, and one ''mighIy
% onEo." Is oonsainsd ~ The book,
HUMAN FRAuTY, OR PHYSIOLOGICAL RR.
SEARCHES" ga
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AIt0frinta.

I j: KELLER, n. D.. ECLECTIC
6sst1S9alle ales p Public squarO, rsndsRoo "a ETS 4.
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4kENTONI n. o. mhTch %
The Democratic State Convention met to day
at l2 O'Clock for the choice of delegates to
Charleston. butcher was appointed Temper
cry Chairman. Adjourned 10 2o'clock.
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March 292s(
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SElRCHES." y.
Il explains faly ahd unsQuivocalJ the secret causes Of
arioaa srFaaorsafs prostrasd powers, Wth uhfai
tnr fntclons 10 orpese evsy raes and particle Of the
vtsom 4 dissars tst craving that inset uaiT bat
rslT eats a,sg ana unaormiass the eOasa isn leaving
sa bt The wreck Of his lmsr self The victim Of this
al isnaancy should not lose moment IN procuring this
tsVaiuuhle work.
sod b. nr. BARROW, lsi RlsecksrSiFsst, N. Y. Price
Eeslts sent free evsry Waero.
E7-sOld tlsO by GAYLORD HAMMOND and wN.
TISKE. nrusIisis, ,clevelsnl, O. mlEH
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s@7s. 'a9aAS9
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- llIIslI NORTONs8 OINTMENT, ~
sALT-RHEUh AND SCROFULA;
0 Relnantly sosdhoud. RnEWOms, and all IchiRg
~ Efupti5ns Of The skin.
mis Ointment Bsnotrutss the blsis OF The disease
SOS % vsTy sOuceand frn the hssh beneath
- skin suIfaos. Sold in large glass boxes price
g ssatl- ai
Prepared bY GEREIT NORToE. Proprietor, New York
Dspot At PKNFoLB PARKER MOWERs No. Is BsOk-
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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-03-22
EgONAgKs ASSOCEAT1 ON
PHILADELPHIA.

A Benerolem Institution established By spe-
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By order of the Directors.
EZRA d HEARTW ELL, Prest.
GEO FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
March "a, 1859. .-IV.
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Lectures for the People.

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ing, send all yOur orders for books to
GEORGE G. EVANS,
Publisher and originator of the Gift Book
Business, No. 439 Chestnut street, Phiia-
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IT Special Notice to Agents.

G. G. EVANS, having purchased the ste-
reotype plates, copyrights, etc., of the prince
of the House of David, "Pilar of Fire. etc.
would call the attention of agents to these
truly valuable works.
The "Prince of the House of David" is one
of the most popular and best selling books
ever published. Over 10000 copies have
been sold, and it bids fair 10 outrival "Pil-
grim's Progress" or any similar work.
The "Pillar of Fire." by the same author,
is now meeting with rapid sale, over co.
900 copies have been sold since its publica-
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Delaware Water Gap
CLASSICAL SCHOOL
Rev. II. S. Howe


aEFs The Academic year OF this boar
EaiiI ding school for boys, begins on the
6rst Monday of September, and ends on
the last Thursday of June. 1t is divided
into three terms. The FIRST begins on the
lst Monday of September, and continues
sixteen weeks; the second begins on the
Cd Monday of January, aud continues
twelve weeks; the third begins on the I'd
Monday of April and continues eleven
weeks. Vacations; two weeks at the Hol-
lidsys, and one week at the lst of April.
Pupils received at any time. Young
men preparing themselves to be 1eacberS
can pursue a course of study specially a.
dapted to that purpose.
TERMS :-Board, Washing, Tuition,
furnished room, from four dollars to four
dollars and fifty cents per week. bay
scholars-tuition, two dollars per month.
September 20, l859.-2m.