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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-27

e3 LATEST NEws.--Six o'clock, +. NJ,
June 25.-Information from Maryland shows
that there is heavy rebel force, probably the
whole of General Ewcls corps, in the
Boonsboro Valley, but their precise move
ments are not yet known. The rebels have
shown no indication of moving toward Fre-
derrick. The larger portion of their force
was lying in camp, but a column of seven
or eight thousand men, was moving North,
apparently in the direction of Chambers
burg. and with it, it is said seventy six
pieces of artillery. This extraordinary COM
plement of artillery for SO small force can
not he correct.
All was quiet yesterday along the poto
mac.
\ desertcr from q Georgia regiment came
into Gettysburg. He reports that fifty Of
hiss comrades had deserted in a'body. lie
locates the whole of Ewell's corps around
lIagcrstown, but says it consists of six
brigades and numbers only twelve thousand
men.
By despatch from M'Elvain's hotel, four
teen miles west of M'Connelsburg we learn
that n brisk slirmish cnsucd at MConnels-
burg, upon the entrance of the rebels That
place An Independent cavalry under Capt.
Wallace, took positions in the mountains
and succeeded in killing number OF the
rebels.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-27

t-v TnE REV d. D. pERRISroS, of Parkcrsburg,
Virginia, one of The loynl citizens of that State, ad-
dressed n large and respectable meeting, convened
at the Court House, on Wednesday night His address
was exceedingly Interesting, and in excellent tastc,
such as might be expected from patriotic citizen of
character and intelligence He took the position
that tho rebellion wos brought about by the con-
oered action Of few leaders, not for the purpose Of
erecting separate Republican government, but for
the ultimate establishment Of a monarchy, based
upon negro slavery. We never doubted this fact
ourselves, and no candid man of ordinary intelli-
genco, who has read tho history Of the times, can
well come to my other conclusion. Those who con-
stantly assert that the rebellion was caused by the
schemes Of fow ultra abotionsts show degree of
stodty and Ignorance not worry Hatterng, If honest
in their opinions. Tho leading rebels themselves,
declare that these were not the causes, but their
Northern Sympathzers determined to palatc or
excuse their treason, by inventing excuses, which
they, themselves, Indignantly rcpudiate.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-27

4 BRAVE But DIsoBEnIENT BoY.-We
learn that young Irislman, who had joined
one Of the Companies from Ashland to
defend the State from invasion, was seized
hy his father at the Plains, and dragged
from the cars when he was also seized by
his mother. lie rescued himself and they
seized him again, when he struck his father
Il blow, and attempted to get of again, but
while struggling, the cars departed. There
is no justification for son striking his
father, but if any excuse can be offered III
palliation il is when the son is struggling
to defend the house and tireSide Of his
parents from a ruthless foe, (unlcss that
father is q traitor, and expects to receive
protection from the enemies otthc country
il is Just such case rs this, Will some
person send us the name of that boy for
our Memorial of the Patriotism OF Schuyl-
Kill County--it vii! help to adorn It's pages.
Miners Joucnal
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-27
l%cS. rSJa.
philadelphia a. Erie Fsa;;road.

lScS. rSJa
Philadelphia a. Erie Fsa;;road.
EUIIS great line travcrscs the Northern anil
4 Northwest counties Of Pennsy y.ylaia to the city
of Erie on Lake lgie.
1t has been leased by tho Pennsylvania Fsiroal
COMPANY, and under their auspices ID being rapidly
opened throughout it, entire length.
II Is now IN use for Pis-eugv. and Freight brsi-
ness from Harrisburg TO Driftwool, 2ud fox, IL;
niles On be Eastern Division, und from 81 is.d 10
Erie, t'' miles, on the " cstcra Division.
Ti1E or PASSENGER TRAINS Ar suSEUDY
Ayriss Ea,trD'k Lc0rs H,fiurd.
Evprcss Train, l!.o, p " EEprCr- Train, ~ 4 ".
Cars run through without change, both WAYS, On
these trains between Philaloi !ia aud Lo-k Haven,
and between Baltimore and Lock iiuyrn.
Elegant Sleeping Cars on kNrc,y Tran rs b.,L
ways between Ni,lawsp1U aud HhtimuTc, 8ui
Nliam'port aud fhilgaClphia
For information respecting Passenger ru-Mcss
apply at the :. L. Tor llth aud Msrkrl Sts
Aud for lrcI Iht business oi the Con any agent.
;. y Kingston, Jr, Coi is'h gpA M4ltct Ste,
PHILADELPHIA.
". kuyIol1. Etle
! N. pnlli Agent y c Z. II Baltimore
II VI. lluusr1N,
Gonl fr,ishI AEi PhuGjs
LTvI, l. HoUrI,
Gyul Ticket Ag't, pLijsda
Josrtu J. lorEk,
April g Iss3
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-27
A large Rebel Force nt Boousboro
md Antictnm.
BALTIMORE, June 23.

BALTINoRE, June 23.
Information was received at headquarters,
by General Schenck, tonight, and corrobo-
rated by other sources, to the effect that
General Ewell's forces, to the number of
$4,000 or 40, ,00o men, are now in Maryland,
in Boonsb6ro valley. They have large
quantity of artillery, cavalry and infantry
They are building bridges across the canal
and actively engaged in foraging the country
collecting supplies, &c. They crossed at
tie Antictam ford and shephcrlstoen.
General Kelly tclegraphs that Imboden's
cavalry, about 1900 strong, are at the Big
Cacapaw.
General lIalleck visited Baltimore to-day,
and inspected the Notifications and other
defensive works in progress here He ex-
pressed great satisfaction at the rapidity
with which they were prepared, and admi-
ration Of the Jealous loyalty of the Union
Leagues in arming for the city's defence.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-27

~ TANES, NoRTHEHS Asp SoVTDERS.-Thcre
many sympathlcrs in our midst who seem dis.
posed to find fault on account of the small taxes,
ahicA are expended towards restoring the Union
rnose ho object to paying this light tax should Ger.
.-Iinly remove South, where they would be subject
% ertorli0n of the worst kind Tho first section of
The taA bIi passed by the rebel Congress, leyes
a tax q eight ger cent the value Of all naval
stores. salt vlsss tpirituous liquors tobacco
fEctaIed 0F SIl EnGlseturcd, cotton wool -four, su.
gag, nGasfes sETuys rice and other agricultural
PRODUCTIONS bankers are taxed $500 huctonoers
$50 snd p per cent ca ihe gross amount Of their
sale, shs,esrio hqIsr dealers are taxed $500, and
. per cent OF their gross sales retail dealers pay
glQJ and lg per cent Of grgz ssles distillers pay
g20O and "a per cent Of gros salss hotels and
ealing houses pay according 70 The yearly rental OF
tire pEoperty from $500 yeS down 10 80 thea.
trs, Jay $500. and per cent Of gos receipts, to-
ba.sopts pay $50 aal per cent Of gross sales, bill
Hard mons pay $50 for each liable butchers and
taksrs pay $50 and per cent u gToss sales ped
lar pay $50 und - psf cent of saes photographs.
issy,u. afolheeaTiss, doctors, and eenfec TONERS,
ysy ss0 each. With taK on all bat lawyers and doe
gr, oi q PCT cent u sales Incomes aTr taxed az
flloss Ogsg $500 aul ui-lsf u 600 q year, per
rsui oYos - 200 ani les than ss000a year, per
cent 90 ihs anl 81 300 aud ~ pc cent on tho rest
ever 81 800 end lc. ,baR $1,000, 10 Psr cent, o'e'
900 and lss. than si0 900 izi psE sent osa Sl0,'
6i1. IS psf oct Tue laE on farm produce "a sllll
rsss,er CopFsfe This nth our SeT,hsfn iaEss AMI
ss ssr sssssvltigs iss, ~ have tsi ys' isli 'h'
.r af'lssI
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-27

{ 2 SOLDIERS PAY SENT IoME.-Thc members
of Captain Gobins Company, cfthis place, now sta
toned at Key West, Florida sent by express to p,
NJ. Shindel, Esq, the handsome sum of two thousand
hundred and ninety three collars, for their fam
lies and friends Ths0hopcy was Immediately de.
lvercd to the proper its arrival by Esquire
Shndel, which. no doubt, caused mary heavy hearts
to beat with joy they had not received any money
for some months past.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-27
F1I.IEn


Daniel Ettnger, brakeman, York Pa,
Jacob Buckhut Granville. Bradford co, Pa.
" II. snyder. (studcn;) Williamsport, from Mauch
Chunk.
Mr. Knapp, unknown.
John W Gabcs, Springfield Centre, Bradford
Lcn.url Andrews Troy Bradford CO., Pa, boy II.
iNJUREp.
Munday Page. right foo, injured 50 severely as to
require amputatiun, Wiiamsport. Pa.
Thomas Pipes, bnggagC-nastcr back bruised.
VIM. Morris, dangerous, not recover, Kingston.
John l. Hunter of Danvlle, ankle broken.
Edward Stay, Troy, in foot.
Washington Armstrong, nee slight,
Capt Waltcrs stomach and arm slight, Lewisown
John Bishop head and back, bad, Coldcryille, Al
lcghcny co, Pa.
Daniel 0etz, knee, Beaver Spring.
\. NJ. Gibson, back and ear, severe, Lock Haven.
JOS. Rathburf,i wound not dangerous, Boonsburg.
Morris COhn' knee not dangerous, Lancaster.
WIN smith face and hip, not dangerous
'Glcb Barton, behind eur, slight, bloomsbury.
Several others were injured, but not badly to
prevent them from reentering the cars and continu
ing on their journey.
The dead bodies were taken TO Millcrsburg, soon
after the accident placed in collins and sent to their
friends
njustIce to the railroad company, We will state
that every one killed was standing on the platform
Of the at the time Of the accident and had these
men been in the seats provided for them, they might
still be living. What warning is this to hundreds
who travel over the different railroads in this coun-
try addicted to this habit.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-27

Gen. Couch has thrown strong column
of men in the neigborhood of Gettysburg on
tho cnemy's right flank. This IN connection
with certain movements by army of Poto-
mac in the rear of rebels, will make it
dangerous experiment for them to attempt
to hold the line Of the Susquchanna.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-27

- THC CRorS.--The harvest il approaching, and
the wheat crop is already rpcnins Some of it will
be harvested next week. The prospect is that the
crop will be fair one W. have heard that some
of the white wheat slightly affected BY wceNil
but We trust that this is not general.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-27

~" Col. THOMAS II. GRrERsoN has been
promoted to be Brigadier- General for gal
lantry and distinguished services. No man
is better entitled to this distinction.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-27
Aordl affairs.

~ The recent rains have greatly refreshed the
growing crops and all kinds ofvcgctaton, which had
Logan 10 suffer severely in consequence Of the latc
drought. Everything is again growing beautifully,
and there is now a fair prospect Of abundance Of
every species Of vegetation.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-27
WATCHES,
- G welry IL D n m on ds.
LEWIS LADOMUs G. co.


HAFE always on hand large stock of Gold and
i L Silver Watches suitable for Ladies, Gentleman
or Boys Wear. Some Of our own Importation, ex-
ira fine quality
Our assortment of Jewery consists Of the most
fashionable and rich designs also the palmer and
less expensive.
Silver Spoons, Forks, Pie Cake and Fruit Knives
also a large variety of Fancy Silver Ware suitable
for Bridal Presents
We have also on hand most splendid assortment
of Diamond Jcwolry Of all kinds TO which we invite
especial attention Our prices will be found consido.
rably less than the articles usually sold for
All kinds Of Watches repaired in the very best
manner and warranted to give satisfaction.
WEDDING RINGS on hand and made to order
Call or address
LEWIS LADOMCS ( co.
S02 Chesnut Street. Philadelphia
p. S.-Thc highest cash prices paid for old Gold
and Silver
Allordcrs from the country will receive especial
attention.
May ., lS63.-3mo
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-27
SPB,Cg6s NOpsCp.

~ aud after July ist, lsf3, the rri,il 90 . con
" yefiins ihg piSteHf i.sus of llGAL 44.A iIlR
NOTES lNlo 1hE NATIONAL SINlIL .ttA4.
IoAA e''nulouly sailed "fnr Teertsl VIII
cease
AA who wish % iHycs, in tLs Pis. rsrUty psr
mull therefore, ug'ly b,G-s ,le l,l of lttN u,A,.
JAY tunA4r
NTt-.llIH. Astsr.
=, llt' Ih.1 ''rr.i tt.t-. 80.
49,. 81. .tt ..a
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8. NJ, pETTENo1LL g CO.,

1'V' u "h f6V"' NV" 1Urhi uuu o Gtsto Strcoti
Boston, are our agents for the SuSpuRy AMERICAN
tose cities, and are authorized to take Advertise
inonts and Subscriptions for at our lowest rates
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-27

ESTAEu.ESgsEEs 1860.
PETER ILLARD
Snuff 81 Tobacco Manufacturer
lG & IS CHAMBERS ST,
formerly i2 Chatham Street, New York
Would call the attention of Dealers to the articles
of his manufacture, viz:
BROWN SNUFE.
Macaboy. Dcmigros
Fine Rappce, Pure Virginia,
Coarse Rappec, Naclitochcs.
American Gentleman, Copenhagen.
YELLOW SNUFF.
Scotch, Honey Bow Scotch.
High ToaS; Scotch, Fresh Honey Dow Scotch
Irish High Toast Fresh Scotch
huudyfOot,
- Attention is called to tho largo reduction in
prices of Finc-Cut Chewing and Smoking Tobaccos,
which will be found Of Superior Quality.
TOBACCO.
Smoking. Fine Cut Chewing. Smoking
Long, Z. A. L., or plain. 5. Jaco.
No. !, Cnvcudish. or Sweet, Spanish,
No 2 Sweet Scented OronocO CANISTER
Nos. | & mixed, Tin Foil Cavcndish, Turkish
Granulated.
n. B-A circular of prices will be scnt on applicn-
ton
April 1, lS63-1
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-27

RAN.-The late rains came very olportune-
ly and greatly were they needed The corn parti-
cuarly, suffering, but will now take fresh start
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-27
s A p @ n [ L [ + Il
CONCENTRATED lYE,
The Family Soap Maker.

The PUBLIC nrc cautioned against the SPCR1-
0US article Of IlE for making SOAP, &c. now Of
fercd for sale. The only Il GENUINE and PATENT
SALT MANUFACTURiNG COMPANY their
trade mark tor it being ''SAPONFiER. OR CON
CENTRATED I'VE" The great SUCCESS orthis
article has led UNPRINCIPLED PARTIES 10 On
dcavor to IMiTATHit, in violation Of the Company 5
PATENTS.
All MANUFACTURERS. EUYERSo or SELIERS
cf tiSsc SPURIOUS Eyes, are hereby NOTIFIED
that the Company have employed ns their Attorneys.
GEORGE HARDING, Esq, Of rhilada., and
WILLIAM BAKEWELI, ESD, of Pittsburs.
And that all Manufacturers Users. or Sellers OF
Lyc, in violation of the rights of the Company, will
be PROSECUTED at once
The SAPONFlER, or CONCENTRATED LNE,
is tor sale BY all Druggists GToccrs and Country
Stores.
fake Notice.
The United States Circuit Court Western District
Pcnusy ylyanil, No. OF May Term, in 1862, in sui,
of the "PCuusylvauia Salt Manufacturing Company
". Thomas e.. Chase, dccretd TO the Company on
November d. 1862, the Exclusive right granted by
Il patent owned by them for the SAPONFlER. Pa
tent dated October 81 1886. Perpetual injunction
awarded.
TIE PENNSYLVANIA
SALT MANUFACTURING CO.
OFFICES:
l27 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
Pitt Street and Duquesnc Way, pittshurg
May 2, lSdS.-3m
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ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS.
WOOD ~ 'g;lsOT. RIJu Ridge
Avenue Eshifaslcspfif:s. Epa.

OFFER for sale upon the most favorable terms,
~ New and Beautiful Designs in great variety of
Iron Raings for Cemeteries, Residences. &c, of
Wrought and Cast Iron. and Galvanized Iron and
Brass Tubing; Iron Ncrandahs, Balconies, Stairs,
Counters Fountains, Gates, Columns liitching Posts,
Lamp Stands. Vases Tables, Flower Stands, Sofas.
Chairs. Statuary. Animals and all other Iron Work
of Decorative character. Designs forwarded for
selection. Persons applying for the same, will please
state the kind of work needed.
L., l 4,,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-27

LA lioEElGiE RAILROAD AcCIpFNr.-On Fri
day afternoon, while the mail train on tn" Northern
central Railway coming northwart, about two
Inilrs south Of Millcrshurr. Daurhin county, axle
broke under the baggage car, throwing the cars at
tachcd of til" track, and wreckinS the whole train.
The engine did not leave the track. The mortality
from this unfortunate accident is larger than ohaYe
chIoniclcd for long time. and was occGsonCd by
unforeseen defect in axle liable to occur on any
railroad Thcrewcrc some five or six hundred per.
SONS on the train at the time of the accident, many
Of whom made some very miraculous escapes. 1t
was a complete wreck and many OF the cars were
Hluost entirely demolished, Tho following the
killed and injured
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-27

THE CONFESSIONS AND EAPERI-
EECB OF AN INVALID.
Published for the benefit, and as a warning and
A CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN
who suffer from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay
of Manhood, etc supplying at the same time.
THE MEANS OF SELF CURE
BY one who has cured himself after being put to
great expense and injury through medical huubug
and quaekery,
Iy enclosing q postpaid addressed envelope siu-
glg copies may be had Of the author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esn,
Bedford, kings county, y, Y.
May 23, 1862 -Iyc
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-27

h'og' aEut", Hire. EeOmchC-, AuIs zsc'i
gEug.. EsotE.. ia s'ur~. VSCoi;-2ss,, -.
EHocCss or L'sangs, E'o'vlS. .2r.if.aa,n,
SC.
Put up in 2jc J0c. and ~ m Goyr-. Bottles md
Easks 50 and = sizes for Hotels Public ipsIturl -
DC.
Only infalihlc remedies known.
FREQ from Posons.
Not dangerous to the Human Family
Rats out Of their holes 70 die.
Sold Wholesale in all large cities.
Sold by all Druggists and Retailers everywhere.
,.Ecwarc o., Of ~ worthless limitations
See tha, 'CosrAR'S' name is on each Box, N0tilo
md Flask, before you buy
address shs.NEsy Fc. s'CGZ'LEs.
Principal Depot 4s2 Broadway. MY.
Sold by Ir!linC Grant, Sunbury, Pa.
April g 63-6m
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Inst Pailishcd, il, Seated Enrc1opc. Price
SIR CCUfS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-05

After consultation of number of ths
members Of churches, whose Pastors ars
absent, il wss agreed to unite in appro.
pirate services At Chatham Square NJ. Il
Church on Thursday next.
A collection Tor sanitary purposes fol
the benefit Of oar sick aud woun
ded soldiers will be solicited on tn,
occasion. All are invited to attend, ant
thus honor the request Of our Chief Mag
istrats, by an acknowledgement Of ou
dependence upon the great Ruler of tn
universe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-05

THEArRE.-Last evening Mrs. Cscile
Rush made her second appearance .. the
Atheneum before . crowded house, in
her celebrated character Of Margaret El-
more in the beautiful 6ve-act Drama OF
Gloves Sacrifice" and gave universal
satisfaction.
This evening will be presented, for
the 6rst time here, the 6ne Comedy Of
Masks and Faces, in which Mrs. Rush
will appear in the splendid character Of
Peg Wellington. The performances to
conclude with the amusing Farce Of The
Marri d Rake. This is an excellent bill
and will NO doubt draw q crowded house
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-05
THE CITY.


The Cali fora Mass Convention Of 10y.
al Union men TO nominate candidates for
the Legislature and county officers, islhs
most popular movement Of the season.
We publish only portion Of the names
sent in, having neither time nor space "a
put them al in typs.
The original dr,f. Of the call contem.
plated . delegate Convention, bat on con
sultatiou the movers concluded to change
1t to = Mas Convention.
AraDgsmepts viii be made to obtain
distinguished speakers from abroad. and
We trust the Union folks of Lee county
will turn ont in force and make ii the
largest gathering ever held in the Empire
county.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-05
THE DRArr IN NEW YORK.

We learn from the Chicago Juornal
that the Government resumed the draft
in New York on Monday. The Provost
Marshals have sufficient military force at
their command to insure the summary
suppression Of any attempt to repeat the
disgraoeful mob violence that necessitated
the suspension of the draft two weeks
ago.
If the riotous element should again re-
sist the enforcement of the law there will
be bloody work in Gotham, and the par
ticipants will be dealt with as they de-
serve.
The Government is determined to en-
force the draft. and any resistance on the
part Of these murderous miscreants who
before participated so freely will be met
with something more effective than blank
cartridges.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-05
UNION
MASS CONVENTION.

The undersigned respectfully invite
the Union men Of Lee county Iowa, to
meet IN mass Convention at Charleston
on the 2snd day of August at IL O'Clock
A. M. to nominate candidates for LeQis.
lative and county ,fiices. All who are,
without reservation or condition in favor
OF the prosecution of the present war to q
successful termination, and who are will
ling to heartily cooperate with and assis.
the legal aathefisie. in carrying out the
policy adopted by the Administration for
that purpose, and who recognize the
necessity OF doing everything to help, and
nothing 70 hiadsr those Who are ehssrsl
With The duty and responsibility Of ,ar-
rying on tho war, are ssrnesuy invited to
cooperate with rs. without any distinc.
ton ~ to former associations.
Let al the true and reliable Union men,
turn out, and show to the world that Lee
county cannot be controlled by the cos-
spirators who have stolen the name OF
Democracy" in which 10 make war upon
our Government, and who in their recent
State Convention 10 DesmoiDes, endorsed
vallandigham and submitted to be led by
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-05
LIVE + JESUS.
ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION sr. NARY

FINHE Academy Of the Visitation Al the Corner of
l. Time snd Tth st reefs, wil coumence tbs Wlutar
session september let. 1859 Tao reputation of tns
Insthution, in keokuk aud lie vicinity n 100 real
facilities for bsstowin solid and liberal eduss.ion on
na pupils tb re has been added several advsntaess
among them very dne and compcte aDuaystus tor
Instructions and experiments Ia Philosophy Chemissry
and ASTRONOMY; 70 the Library also some additions
have been made, and t n-mbers ovsy0oo yoIumas
This instituton though conducted By embsry Of the
Catholic faith, 10 open 70 those OF other denomina
hons and no Interference with religious cptnions 10
peraltisc.
TERMS:
Board and English Tuition, per anaum ei2e 90; Per
Tuition IN tn. Isl and ID Glasses tuc,udnx The use Of
The apparatus per annum sis oo per quarter ela 90
Tuition In the ID, without uss OF apparatus o40 0u
per qusr,er. ei0.00,
Tuition In ths 4h without OF apparatus. os4oo;
per quarter o. 90.
Tuition the sth and 9Th Glasses without uss Of
rAtns go 90; per quart - 10.
Tuition iof half bosrders according their Cisss.
Extra Chargss.
ror each OF the fsrsSn languages, an.un $40 co.
per quarter, %.
Drawing per aanam. go 90; per quarter ss 90
raint,ag In Water osi.ss and ON Vsvet, per asnum,
pain,,r Oil. per 80 90, per quarter sla %
smbtbidere on silk. vsIvst aud Lace, ei2 %, per
quarter % 20.
sa,p, per .anam sso CO per quarter .,s %
Vocal Music. taught In cAsa, per annum 80 %; per
quarter, DO 90
use OF Piano Harp, per quarter sla 90; per quarter
- 90.
Wasain9. PR snpuui 80; per quarter %.
Bed and Bedding, per annum SIC; per quarter "a 30
For further particulars please call at the IDsituoa
aug3-aim
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-05

THANKsGIvING-D DAY, In THE HosPI-
TAL.--A service appropriate to the day
of National Thanksgiving will be held at
the Lecture Room of the Medical Col
lege, at 8 o'clock on Thursday morning,
closing before the hour of public worship
in the churches.
The soldiers of the hospitals and the
patriotic and Christian people of the city
are invited to attend.