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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-07-12

Is Mr. s P Day ha- just been getting in a lot
osCooEing We. and among them -one of the latest
AMI most de irafie -tylez Drop N and see them.
They are worth lookiug at.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-07-12
Family Grocery

n town, and I intend to be in future, I always
have been in the past, the first in the market with
every novelty of the season 1 receiving goods
every week from the East, thereby always keeping my
Stock
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-07-12

81 We understand the Fourth was duly observed
at Palmyra. J. f. Bates, Esq, read the Declaration
Of Independence, and A. H Pettibene, Esq, Of Nil
waukee, delivered the Grafton.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-07-12
Teas, Sugars, Coffees, Dried Fruits, Hermetf
cally Sealed Fruits,

And every other article usually found in first class
Family Groceries are sold by me- and always warranted
as represen ted. l viii sell you better TEA for
fifty cents than you buy anywhere else for sixty
two cents, and good TEA for forty our windy
contemporaries, who make such blow Teas. Will or
can sell fer fifty I mean what say, and stand ready
TO verify ii every hour in the day and every day in
the week. / make it point never 70 be undersold,
and want it distinctly understood that do business
upon that priueigle.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-07-12

co The meeting Of the Grand State League Of
Farm MortgagorS in this city last Tuesday. not
a we'll attended as some ofjt- conventions heretofore
have been.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-07-12

T HAVE just made heavy additions to ny steek,
L which makes mine the best assorted
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-07-12
Waterfowl wholesale Prices current.

CORRECTED WEEKLY MILLERD BROS. FAMILY
eRoCERs COLES BLOCK
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7 TIE WAR !!
Hike REHOEED.

In order to accommodate my increasing business I
have removed from the Pioneer Store to the Store
formerly occupied by Mlerd, Sd from the corner in
Coles Block. ext Wet of s. P. Days Hard Ware
Store across the Street from Schuberts Drug Store
Just received, a large variety Of
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-07-12
FRIDAY. JULY IL, is6l'

EMBELLISHMENTS TO SECURE IN
SERTION THE SANE WEEK. AoNL bH
1[ Z - IN BY THURSDAY MORNING. "a
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-07-12
Fresh and Full

my estabIis ent. and prepared to sell at Whole
sale well as Retail, favorable terms any
concern in town,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-07-12

BURGLARY--Two men giving their names John
Peter and George Smith. tied in this city
Tue,day morning and brought before Bernhard Miller,
Esq charged with havi, stolen the night before at
tie Union Uo Is kept by Michael Owens, he Wet
{e of the river, S23 in Wisconsin currency and sil
II watch valued at 81 Peter sent to Jail in de-
IuIt Of bail fixed 800 await the action OF the
ext Grand Jury, Justice Miller deeming the proof Of
His having stolen the money sufficient to hold him.
Smith found guilty of stealing the watch, and
sentenced to thirty days imprisonme in the County
Jail.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-07-12

WArEETowS-TH EDITORIAL CoNvESlIoN-WHAT
IS SAID as rHEal We give a lew extracts this
wees from our exchange, touching the late Editorial
Convention and the views b. chelr editors,
WaJertowu. " e might, II mad room give many
more OF nature, but these Will ufnce. They
all. nave noticed, OF u similar charae
ter aud show most coucusively that the efforts put
forth the part OF citizens render the visit
Of our brethren agreeable and pleasant were duly
Al precsaJed.
FROM the PRAIRIE d. CHEN COURIER.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-07-12

PERsoNAL.-Messrs. Grin Pease and Linus R. Cady
left here Wednesday for Washington, son5enl Ia
ting absence OF three or four weeks.
c. c. Cotton, Esq, of Milwaukee, was in town last
Tuesday in attendance upon the Farm Mortsagors'
meeting.
J. A. hadLey. Esq, at present occupying desk in
the Secretary Of States Office at Madison, was home
Tuesday, looking remarkably we'll
CEEvAssE.-Last Saturday morning the gate TO
the bulkbead Of the leading from the river the
Foundry and Mills First Street gave way and a.
the water had other means of escape, the conse-
quence was that the cnbankm eut moved out ju,t
north of the Foundry doing considerable damage
At time that building considered in danger,
the water having washed the foun@ation from enc
ofit and all the movable property was carried
and placed on terra frnta. The repairs must in
yolYe an expenditure OF couple hundred dollars.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-07-12
EsTTMoNTA1 No. s.

The use of Railway Ready Relefis Of e9urI iHpor-
lance in the domestic circle. Every family should
keep supply ofitin the house. Itcan be used for
10 many complaints and ailments, and Will il all cases
give cas- c and comfort to the sufIeres.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19

LrGoErER, Noble county Ind, Feb D. 1889.
Prof o. j. Wood. Dear Sir Tho hitter part the gear
1882 whle attending the State and National Law School Of he
Stne of New York hsr from unknown
menced falling or very rapidly that In the short space Of six
months the whole upper Of my scalp almost entirely
bere of It's covering Rnd much of the remaining porto upu
the 'de and back part Of head shortly atter became
that ynu will be surprised when tell npon
turn to the State Of indiana my casual acGuaImtGuees
mne ut loss discover the change my appear
anee, intimate acquainaucss recognise
htall
nj made application to the most skul physicians IN
the country but, receiving from them that hair
could again be restored forced reconce
fate until Fortunately IN the latter part of the 1851
your Restorative recommended 10 by druggist az bc
ing tho reliable Hair Restorative in Tried
tie and found satisfaction that IL producing the
desired effect Since that time have used dollars worth
Of Restorative and result have rich OF very
soft black hair, which money buy.
Az mark OF my gratitude your labor and skill tho pro.
duuon Of 40 wonderful article have recommended s
many of friends acauainances, who am happy 10
inform you, using II with like effect.
Very respectfully yours, 3.
A. ". LATTA,
Attorney and Counselor. at Law.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19

RATTLE CRsRK Mich, Dec. 81, 1881
Prof Wood Thee wilt please accept line to inform thPe
that tho hair head gl fell off twenty ago.
caused by complicated chronic dsetse attended with erl
ton the head continual OF suffering through lie
having reduced ME Of dependence been
able obtain stuff for caps neither have hGen able do them
IN in consequence of which my head has suffered extremely
from cold This induced pay Rrig4 Hodges almost
the last had earth for two dollar bottle nf thy Hair
Restorative the first of August last have faithfully
followed the ecions and the bald spot ia covered with
hair thick and black though short it is also coming in all ovsr
head Feeling confident that another large bottle wogld
store entirely and permanently feel ansionto in
Its and being destitute of to purchase niore
w0nd ask thee thee woulds not bN willing to send
der thine agents h0t and receive to myself the scrip
decaretOn the reward is those tGt kind TO tha
widow and the fatherlesg."
Thy friend, SUSAEHAH KIRBY.
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way, and sold By ali dealers throughout

the world.
The tesora7e put In bottles Of three sizes viz Lsrse
medium and small The small holdahslf pint and retss
ee dollar per boe The medium bottle holds e twealy
cent in proportion than the small
dollars per bottle TRslarge quart forty per cant more
n proportion, and retaiis for three loiars bottle o. j.
Woop CO. Propretors 4ii Broadway New York. and ia
Market Heet st. Louis Mo-; and sold by all good druggists
fancy goods deslsrs.
J. WRIGHT & CO., Agents,
81 md Isl Ghnraretssreet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19
sANFoRD's
Il YER VIG0R TOR


Tits compounded entirely Ruuls and has bsao0 nm ..
tabod fact Standard Medicine known and ty All
mat nave used It, and now fesoFed to with confidence in all
the decreases for which ia recommended.
It has cured thousands within the last t,p bs5
given mp all hopes of relief asthe numerous
cHsc5in my possession show.
a dose must be adapted to the Temperament the nd7d.
uatns and used in such quantities rs TO on the
Borags
dictates Of yourjudGmsat guide you IN the use the
Liver invigorAor, and it viii cnre Liver Conpaass Bilious
Attacks, Dyspepsia, Chronic Diarrhes Summer Cor5nts
5SHtery opy sour Stomach Habpa Costivenees Ghoc,
Cholera Cholera Morhus Cera Infantnn Flatlenee jam
Gto fenas Weaknesses ad sy he successfully as an
Ordinary Family Medicine. Il will cure Sick Headache iaz
thousands can testify in twenty sutes two or threetea.
Fo's"i Mt commencement attack an who use
afeEiVing their testinoagin itsfaysr.
NliE WRtern the with the fnyjgorsor ard saov
beth together. ...,
Price, 81 per bottle. ..-...-|
Also
sandford's Family Catharaae rIIIs,
pHa Vegetable Extracts and put upin Glass
Gases, air a:ght, esd Wal keep in any climate
Rhch the proprietor his practice more tbs rt
long used the and The sasaSios & an n Tn9 hsye
Sfd to tSr se has ndnesd me to place !he the reach
On 4 if Fe9i Po,iSFs q 9 Nn''''' 49,
established a been coaapoundsd fran vjs o e ms s
Eegetsbe Extracts which alike every part Of the aiis
Feeded i5 S9of a Is Der Re Stomach spne
oyey te whole body, aG6sn cold Which frsone1tI
3egts2ts end in course Of Fever Loss Of Appetite creep
g he All Is sn Disssss, RsSgsshs S
and nS OF diseas ss E 81 IA great Purifier @ Blood
~ Eve W ' mye0 a ., 9 t. niae
ggtSis generally sad sod by the trade 10 all the large
,ss W odS sANEqRn N. D. and Proprietor
y. wRleH5 s Co.
'"@i@d" And bold by VlSy uTugEtah
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19

Healthy Human Blood sPoh being AEALTZED apgaysprf.
ents US With the essential eees gves Of course
the frn" Standard AnhYze the Blood OF person suffering
from Consumption Liver Complaint Dyspepsa Scrofas etc.
and re find in instance certain deficiencies the
uos or Blood Supply acknowledgements you made
The Bhod Food founded apon
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Ng8ss. BROTHER - CO.,,
~A No. 43g MARKET STREET.
fHILAD DELPHI
booksellers, StssEEnf3GFa AEsS 8Amn& f2pnE
MANU- AEFFuR ETfS
vs. MGnpteetagers Il MASONIC AND ODD FELLOWS
hEdALtA, aEh EAS, etc' ie2 5R
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19
POLICE JAI1~-OFTICgAL.

WAS brought to the city Police Jail on,
The l2h Of February, 1861, the dark grf boy FREE
alias WIA M Says he belongs to Hr. Thomas Smith who
lives in Mobile Alabama. He is s. feet ~ nche, hgh has
fine teah is beHfGiHss looks rather Intelligent is aged
about :. years.
Tie will call and clam property according TO law
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ JR.,
- ~ Keeper Of City Police Jail,
F. J. FORSTAII,
IIOTDDi rhllnr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19

MAS brought $50 she CITY E7nIine Jail ON
~ the 9th of February 1871 the light grill boy SGMNER
Saws he belongs to NJ Richard GoGfwn, who ia the mar
- - Of Grr9 HhoR9 miles from shTrepor Ia. He is fart
good teeth very Ale mousarh and is aged abont ~ w. ~
The will call and MS properly accodipr u, NV
MIGUEL FERNANDEZ JR.,
z Keeper Of City Police jail.
fe9 l6t f?art ~ i tEoo.-,I
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YowIs-TnEIR IMPORT AScE a
MANAGEMENT

Tie 81 e si88 asseseil ~ as9s
slss.aa aos. bate lm 81 ftacf ime
feseee rte9 slaae l'tfsr 81 la II.
aud hss lever ia.Asl e ssaaA g..f
IT etets f.tin2 s4a $50 titi 1850 ef
o.d R.sae from goofasHiioa bf Iii. mara.
log osat s ilsg Asai ofni Il --.ifa.i 'hrse
so.s fi,eis ga ana esah .lss raHk, ~
g.ss place III naf's aH.eaion % hsfi. "
wine and a#dy hails q liasaan -
Mhn are tleif naca8h gr9ats fisb'ias
bellowiags sanul lhc laFmfs eoissr
ctaap red ia, ali gbe mus 0ilbr cheerful
earalHs. rhaterag. ciitfpus. and rrsw-
ine. E iih ulifh iise poultry yards fesoana
fa5m lay Is JAyy II there j. noi mose,
ihs ~ i iile Ia ii.
bot H. cone NOR q sober mliler-d
fae' We hiuk hs bfanh " the tarners
courtra !. deserving y more attention
than !, hss generally rrceitei ]. has
bern vel sa,li-h,ei thai ihe ptoHt de-.
rived from scll managed well-arau8rd
poultry yard, is greHer in proportion e
il,- investments, Than ihai y ay oihcf
stock.
foal arr most valuable 10 ilie farmer
"a yirlIins eggs and chickens. The va
rir,ies Of lie fowl are yriy umeroas, and
afc distinguished iion one anoi.ieF ny
iheir az. Color. ani tccanddy. ln ~
der ia be surt sslui alih fowls iliel sIiaald
H. keH vars clean ard ify 70 DE hcn
lp.n.... a,.d particular care mist be m&ca
10 furnish ihem wHh clean. sweet water 3
foul impure wafer produce the @ s dread
Ell dborlce nmolg chickens called saPest
ubicb /. knowa by Tie chick rs gaping
ar brra,h. aud often dyiag ~ Il icw hours
No certain ~ ctiicacous remedy. as yet
has bern discovered far titis disorder !
therefore we advise care aud raiiuess
10 prpsen, IL. Foul water. i al-oa cause
Of the Group in hens, and the origin q
most al. II 30, an, their diseases. fonl-
try Of All sorts should therefore he proyid-
ed with clean apartments, 70 retire mo
during the night, and IN seasons OIL wei ana
cold. Warmth /. necessary ir tie cohi-
for, and well-being OF poultry. i hens
are kept with care, well led, and have
clean, quiet place 10 depo,iie themselves ~
they win lay regularly, and repay AL 'ronb-
lie. Early Matched pullels will generally
commence laying early IN the fall, aud y
well fed. warm ard comfortably housed
will continue to hay through the winter
The laying time for older ones begins 10
March. A len about 10 lay, gives notice
Of her intention by being busy and restless
and perring into sly places and tatkiay g
herself for some time and her comb be-
comes very red. Her caeklins gives no
lice the deed il done. Let her, then; have
a quiet place TO lay in.
Fowls should not be allowed TO wander
much in laying season; they lay better
and more regularly, and Ile eggs are more
easily secured, when confined 70 their own
ward; but. instead OF close, da,k, DIM
inutiye house, and contacted Z by
yard, A. Is often The case, they should nave
a spacious airy place, properly constructed,
and if possible, running water for them.
G. N. Bemenl,
Spriagsids, Oct. 1859.
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Lawyer-A learned gentleman. who
rescavs -FOUR estate from your enemy and
keeps i himself
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WHIRE Is IT "a correspondent writes
A letter from the West asks Where IS the
seat Of war Z" lie reminds me Of law
yer who was running about courthouse
n search Of Il chair. much TO the annoy
ance Of the Hon. Judge. Seeing the at
tnrney's restlessness. Judge sang out
"B-. pray be seated Il am, sir.' was
the witty reply, "bul ] can't ind a place 70
pat Il So Wiih tic seat OF war, | think
il is doubtful il a place to pia & can be
found.
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.Sprngsids, Oct. 1859.

THg DIvILs OWN MALlDY.'-A poPu.
lar and widely practicing physician receIy-
cd a letter not long since, calling for h:
professional service. in the following ur'
gent and unique style
.IIouSgURED SIR.
"A kase comes before yonr notls OF the
mos, fecliu kind. Il is kase q the Dia-
r.. IN aul its wust. We place gate con
fdens on you, especially the people OF these
parts. cal on you TO kun down as soon
as you rad the contens O hi, leilure-by
so doin you will DO an act Of charity to
tie Diarre, which il the diyils own mai
idly. Believe me yours inlirely.
P'. F*s'
.P. s. Come TO mere o. Neils corner
convenient to Wilder Lynches Grossery.
Tie doctor went, and the 'malidy' was
squelclled.
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List Of Patent Medicines for sale
DRUG STORE.

I'm. u u Aliens Tonic Haiets, Lans Ral.
J sam, Rheumatic and Nerse Kemt,iy, hyspn-
terry Syrup, Bilious rilia ~ seth Arnuid >
Sugar Coated Pills, Tough Killer, lialsan, ~
r. Wings Magic OiRgm,Hi. Liniu.epi GUagh
Balsaut IN Jayncs' kxpcegoIanl, lsinmeui,
Aheratiye Nurmfagc Slnltl1e Pills HAIR Tonic,
CatmmnatiNc lleunowell's ioln Anpdyuc,
Unlsefsal C0agh Remedy Mous Vegetable
Liver Pills ~ ilcrrieks sugar Coated
Pills la Bakers Fills Asre's Pills ,
Brandgcihs lns M s. Whites ESe Wafer;
poc 0r l.8ae themwNn's lye Nua pr
? palus tncr.en Eye 5 DE SIouehtun
Ktes, lapNsys nittcis y u iopu'a ttRe-
table Elixf, Weeks Mtele teml eaudi In Nil-
cpx's Pulmonary o. Cough BalsAm. Brown +
Btuehal ltephgs, Composition ar hlHpheteiig
Powder, Hot niots % NJ Geiitcy steriiai'
Bucm i : Drops MIS- wmsiOw sao,lHfg ~
rap Qnerus God LAYER OIL hf Van, Hall y
Reisam Tor he Lungs, seasiie's Blood sui i.l'-
II syrup; pauletsUn's unaliua Powders liar-
Wells Condition Powders; Humphrey = Untmeut;
ostora's Golden Olntfncul; heny's Vermont
l.ininen ernyian Syrap Mexican Mustang
Imminent; Grih,h's phs,ets, llelick' l'afiefs;
Liquid Caiiele Liquid Opodeldoci louas Ntii-
combs Remedy FOR tho Asthma, British Oh !,
selllfl Powders Parsons Verinn and luseci
Fxtetmnaior, Wauregpn Sali Rheum i'euely /,
Btle Of Zlntholea; Kexlpid'- Aledieated Giueer
Bead Mats; Loleia Herb; ] Gliiliihs tpAr-
aouud Syrup irar Root, pr Bakers Pan Pan
acca Sountim Rose Fragrant Stinuant; tuhbs
Fandly Salfe; Oriental Teeth Paste Slmtrr
AttIyuc, Lyons kathart6, l'ref tarTy's2Ai-
cetAerous prf M0its Hair lpyiaomnr,
sppnMlng CLUES Green Mouniain Cement; Wis
tar's Btisam II Wild Cherry, kendy's Discu,-
cry; Marshal's cataril Stiii; Professor llners
Ointment, Doct n. G Whites Pulmonary Elisir,
Manchester, October ~, 1851,
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BLANK BOOKS.

LEpGERs I Cap. DENY ana Medium
JBTRNAlS
CASH ROCKS "
Bin Books, Receipt Books, Alpbabc,s, Draw
ing Books, Tack Memoraidums, Copying Books,
Memorandum Books, Composition Books, Pass
Books, Time Books.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-11-19

George d. Prentice, Of the Louisville
fKy..l Journal, has been offered by par
ties IN the rebel Interests, for his paper
frsl $4,000. which was declined; sabse-
quenlly $4,000, which was also refused
as The paper could not be conducted on
CERTAIN terms for that amount; md finally
came railroad man from tie far Wesi
who esehcwed III politics, aud wanted az
influential paper q support ihc facliie
Railroad enterprise. IL would give
Prentice 100000 for the Journal Thi-
bid was too low, ard George y. Prentice
remains unboughi and unpurclasable.
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sTATIoNE cry.

Our stock IS large. and adapted to tie wants q
Banks. Railroads, County aud Town Officers, In
surauce Companies. Corporations u al kinds,
Lawyers, Mercmmis ana Manufacturers, and also
for Ladies' and G ntlemen's private use.
PENS. HOLDERS, INKsTANls, WAX, INK,
Mucilage, Knives, Erasess. Rnbher, Notorial
Waters, Legal Seals, Gum Labels, Siaes Pen
els, Copying Presses, DamPcning BRUSHES,
Water Cups, oil Paper, Boiiing Board, En-
yeopes, llill Head Cases, P. o. Deliveries, Date
Racks, Clips, Paper Cutters.
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card EalggncilsG e.

We still continue to execute orders for Wedding
md Visiting Cards, &c. Wehayeonr work done
Ny the best Engrayers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-11-19

A poor old horse, covered with wounds
and piiifui sores, turned out 10 die by
some cruel owner, found his way 10 she
gate al = public school. He patiently
studied away a starving existence. One
Of The boys fastened on his name paper
with this notice:
wan,ed--A peck Of oats. Inquire
within.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-11-19
IEsl.nnDilig E10llel..

We have now in store Forty Different Kinds,
Sizes aud Qualities ; also,
Tweny-faur sizes aud kinds. These are very
extensively used By Groeers Druggists, lnd others.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-11-19

GETTING UsEp TO IT.--A sco1tem-
poary- State that sMr Tat was run over
and killed. on the Cleveland road The
other DAY." and adj that -similur payor-
taas" occurred 10 him about iwo years ago
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E,litinE .Nfe.A,n;f.g.

We are prepared 10 receive orders for Stamp.
ing Initials on Note Paperanl Envelopes Work
well and promptly executed.
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yANDERLEp,s HOTEL.
BiRR & BURTON SEMINARY.

tEeHEFALL TERM Of this Institution will com
| nenee WEDNESDAY T.. NJ, August II and
continue fourteen weeks
RGy j. j. WICKiIAM, A. NJ, Principal.
REy SOL0N ALBLE, A. NJ, Teacher Of Latin
Jnd Greek.
GEORGE RICHARDSON, A. D., Teacher Of
Mathematical and ENGLISH branches
French, Drawing aud Music viii be taught by
lady ofeNperience.
Pupils Of both sexes can lie accommodated with
roouls and board az the seminary. The Priuci-
pal aud his family, Rith The several teachers in
both departments, constitute with these one iam-
ily, anl are regulated accordingly.
For circulars giving information as TO terms,
Sc, address the Principal,
Manchester, July lS, 1861.
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pglrlIrlL fflr BgRKS.

Although tie instructions ir the department q
u Book -seepiug pusl, trom lhe na,uvufl the stuiy
be given from written manuscript iofms with
elaborate oral aua batt board eiueita ions, aud
lectures, yea great teuebt mss le drised ifou the
0se Il reliable books " reference. while w the
important department of Commercial Ltw They
ave indispensable. 30 aeet lhs necessity. tie
following Test Books base been prepared
bryant ii STATIONS COMMERCIAL
LAW, co Mercantile Colleges and Academies,
Ba4nc,4 Men aui Tie Profession. ~ ANos DIAN.
Ill D. Pfol II i4aw 1 tbs University of Albany
published . y Appleton & Co., ii2 and as
Broadway, Sew York.
BRYANT & STRATTON'S COMMERCIAL
CALI ,lor Accountants. Business Men
and Academies
BRYANT s. STATIONS B00K-KFEPfNG.
in three editions lsi, Primary edition, for eom-
mon Schools, ~ pages; ~. High School Edition.
for High Schools ard Academies, EOS pages; 81.
Counting House edition fer Accountants aud
Business Men, 800 pages On pressl.
sPENCrRIAN SYSTEM OF PENN ANSHlP,
III series Of nine hooks, hy Z. SPENCER
published Ivy Iyisou, Phinuey 4 Co., Is aud 30
Walker Stree, New York
For Catalogue and Circular or information II
any kind, call n the College, on address.
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