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The Placer herald., 1863-11-28
THE PLACER HERALD.
AUBURN, NOVEMBER %, 1868.

Ns- Thanksgiving was more generally obscrv-
ed in our town tn Thursday. than has heretofore
been the custom. Divine service was held and
our merchants closed their stores after the morn.
ing hours. Housekecpers spread their tables
bounttully with the good things of the land, and
calling friends and neighbors to partake of the
good cheer, Furnished more brightly the links of
friendship around the social board. Those re-
unions brought back happy remembrances Of dear
old homes--alas, 10 many of us, homes no more
except as jeweed memories sacredIy preserved in
the casket of our hearts,
The Placer herald., 1863-11-28
Imnortant Medical Discovery.

A London correspondent Of tho Liberator
gives this account:
A great discovery is just now engaging
the attention Of the scientific and medical
world. Few English names are more fami-
lar to Americans. than that Of DR.. John
Chapman. once the leaiing publisher of
hereticaI books, now editor of the Westmins
ter Review, and a devoiee of science and
medicine. He is we'll acquainted with many
scientific and literary Americans; and many
Of them, amongst others Mr.. Emerson, have
resided in his house when in England. Dr..
Chapman has been for years engaged in
studies and experiments connected with the
nervous system alone, with such men as DR..
Brown, Sequard and Claude Bernard OF
Paris. For the past year he has been prov
ing tremendous discovery the cure
of epilepsy, and many diseases hitherto
deemed incnrabe, by means Of the external
application Of ice and hot water, in India
rubber bags. at various parts of the spinal
chord, acting thus upon the sympathetic
nerve. and through it upon the most mpor
.ant and vital regions Of the body. Many
eminent physicians have accompanied DR..
Chapman to see the marvels which he hal
wrought upon patients who had long ago
despared of health. Some physicians, among
others DR.. Wilkinson, (lhough homo, ,path-
is,.) have so recognized the importance OF
the discovery as to commit TO DR.. Chapman's
care some of their patients Cases are at
tested where man who for six years had
three fits ION an average) daily, and girl
who had two from the ages Of l3 to II, had
been entirely cured by ice. Just as won
derful Lave been the cures Of paralysis
Many of the worst and most inve,erale
female diseases have yielded TO the new cure.
The ,rea,men; is as simple as it is grand
Any ono who is troubled with the pressure
of blood on the brain will find that, 10y
holding bag Of ice on the nape of the neck
ten minutes, an equabIe flow of blood can
he secured. Those who are troubled with
habitua cold feet may fld relief by applying
ice to the small of the back in the lumbar
region. 1t is hard to estimate the imp,r
tance Of this discovery, which will ere long
be ranked by The side Of that of .Jenner.
Several hospitals are already ander DIR. Chap
mans practice, and as yet, no one can bring
forward an instance of failure.
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New publications.
THE TRIBUN AL NJ An "A Z
FOR 1858.
PRICE FIFTEEN cEsTs

g,is n,rrlay ANIMAL Is Low ready and contains;
CLEtIION RETURNS from all the states oil the uplo"'
nediny elections in 1907 carefully complied ioT the Inoune
Alann..TTsSeoyoNuCAL CALCULATIONS and CALENDARS
Cor The wear 1907 Ecpss TOR 1885, True Tne Astefou
GOVERNMENT OF the UNITED STATES-hheoutsse
and Judcis Envoys Extraordinary and Ministers hou''
fton The United States at Foreign Courtsi -,
SENATE Of the UNITED STATES. Members o. c's'''
red with Post Office address. . Al United
SoIjsE OF REPRESENTATIVES, OF the ONliHD
STATES Politically classified with Post sa rlS row
MEMBERS ELECT Of next UNITED SiAiN'
The REBEL CABINET:
The REBEL SENATE;
The REBEL HOUSE; ,, .u ,,r,aad into
sTATISTICS of tbs last CENSUS carefully divided INTO
Free and Slave Territory tDever oeloie i t.o -
~ cop,e AT Census BueaaL These statistics embrace 'ne
Productions for 1850 and 1860 OF every state IN
a.. linton Agriculture especially foil and correct - -
ALL THE AGRICULTURAL STAIlSIlCS OF The
RI NaIrs A RE REPRINTED CONE LIE rE. Some OF the
are Acres Of Land Improved in each State Acres
~ "a Inimnroyed IN each stste Cash Value oil Farms III
..h Ssae' Value of Farming Implements in each state
de nin in each State; Numerous Tables Of other interest
ins matter relating 10 the Census $500
hanks aud BANKING 1880 and 1901;
RAILROADS in 1850 and 1860;
NEWSPAPERS In each state, and BY sections;
LAWS OF last CONGkESSi
RECORD OF the WAR;
Ana = vast amount OF other interesting Political matter
Ae. &C
PROK Is cents, II copies for ST. loo copies So postage
paid By Express, SO per 400. Cash orders solcied
back numbers OF the Tribune Almanac Tor
ysss 1850 1885, 1885, 1857 1885, 1885, 1860 1861 and 1863
Price is cents each. postpaid. -
Address TIE TRIBUNE,
Navy
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Real Csiaie for Sale.
NOIjNTRY SEAT for SALE-Price S25, OO

COUNTRY SEAT for SALE-price s. 200.
~ For sle If the mot deli. htiul COUNTRY
SEATS in the vicini Of Newfos IL l. located q, SUN
mt NewJsr,ry about 20 miles from New York yiath Nor
and Essex Railroad. The dweag which IL i'rated on
AN einence and of the finest and Ia ~ .i
.nsive views 10 this romantic section # country Is hut In
the mos substantial manuel and lei in with bIica rs 81
squsrc with 1f fee. wing contains IL apartment, e1cu
sye OF the usual paptries and The hrst moor
..coed In the latest syl- aud the entire house finished
with every comfort aud convenience hes water on
every floor furnace range &c. The dwelling situated IN
plot of ten laid out with well shaded .ks aud planted
with the usual varieties OF fruit tees add ,hrubbery Iss
ut-juildDsr, witch are ample are in Ierect order Ieauy
lind which will be sold with the homestead II desired
Prce SO OO) ODe hall remain bond aud moftsTei
OF the entire proucy would bo exchanged for first Class
eity residence. GEORGE MANLEY Co..
No. rs WLhsm-st
u p,ol r..1 ~
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NOR SALE--Yaluable improved Property on
stb and 9th-sv- 3ad and 3,tht- ~ lots I, suit
chaser The uasers Of tho NewYoTk Institution for the
Tno offer AT pyss sae the Ire Block between The 9Th
and Nh.Avs SD aud 3tbsts. excepting three los N ni
occupied by church The property offered comP.es the
entire front on the sihav l inches by 100 feet IN
depth with the improvements thereon admitted to be the
most valuable and improved front on the s,enue Ava
can, lots on 9hst and on J5ds' adj dining e above 10
lots on 3 OF aud 10 3.st, covered by large and
rensve marble building which from street TO street, aud
vacant lots 9hav each "a feet 81 inches In width by
700 feet 10 depth he entire 'front.' he Of the BLOCK
the crown Of the streets ground falling each way to; he
avenues ech Of which there 5fh-st 10 feet
wide aud the IMPROVEMENT already made the north sie
opposite the premise, offered for .se are Of the Est cau
are also those the opposite side d 3.L For term. aud
boa al the Once OF cst-on ~ Potter eco, No 81 Wall
At between IL NJ. and 2 y. M
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BOARD ano Rooms

FURNISHED ROOMS or PART of a HOUSE
L. 10 LET No II East leths
WANTED by Gentleman and his Wife, a
w PLEASANT BOON with BOARD, located between
square and 2]d-st and 9Th aud l0tsvs front
private family preferred. VIII furnish the 10 N
amost entirely Tue best Of reference gwen and required
Terms mus, be moderate. Address l.. w. Station G.
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USlrRp STATES Patent OprrcK, /

NuIUN MARCH, To 100
AN the PETITION of EUGENE BOURBON,
~ Of Paris France praying for the extension Of patent
granted to HIN France June 49, 1912 and IN the United
S,r August la57 for all Improvement IN Pressure Gauge
for seyen wear, fro the praon Of said patent which
taxes place on the lBth dry OF julie, 1868,
II is ordered that the ii petition be heard at the Psept
Office MONDAY the LIST day OF jane 1853 At IL o'clock
aud s persons notified appear and show cause any
they have why said petition u,ht not ~ be granted
Posons opposing required TO file In The
Patent Once their objections specially ct forth ia itins,
a. eat twenty before the day Of hearing; s temony
filed by either rty be used the sai hearing must be
taken in accordance with the rules Of the ole
fee which will be furnishei application. .
The testimony ia the win be closed on the 18th day OF
MAY 1863 dispositions ard other papers relied upon ,e
nony filed the office before the mornin: "
that day the Arguments any within ten days thereafter
Ordered also that this notice he published In the Nat asl
lurelliEcncer Washington, u. c. aud The Tribune New.
York N Y week for three successive weeks the hrst
OF said public be At least sixty days previous TO the
day OF hearing D. 7. HOLLOWAY,
ml7 law3wTu Commissioner OF Patents.
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Chance for Busiucss Nlen.

CASH, DOOR and BLIND FACTORY for
- SALE Tho DERBY BUILDING AND LUMBER
COMPANY OF Derby Conn, offer Tor SALE their ENTIRE
PROPERTY cousisn, In part OF fanory il0 by 6n feet
stories high with engLe VI about 9Ohofs, power aud
assortment Of all the mschnery necessary FOR their
business aud about OF Land Tho property IL On
III. River having about 2Op feet OF docks lille
aide acA the Nauysuok Railroad runs directly upon the
premises n will be odd choa upon accommodating terms
"1'' - GEO. w SHELTON
J. NJ. tOLBURN.
D.rby Conn Feb % 1861 TIiOS. BUKLOCk.
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OHAMBERss COTTAGE SQUARE PIANOS

.NHAMBERS's COTTAGE SQUARE PIANOS
~ and COTTAGE UPRIGHrS fof .nall rooms aud coun'
trv for sale aud rt 23 cent chea ~
han ANY other house send iof Pie. List l. IL CHAM
BRRS BIBLE HOUSE, Sth-.t Ssh-av.
IL G.. Lighte X Co., Pianoiorte Manufacturers
l. No. AL Bfooms. "a block e.., Of Bro.d"Ay.7Ih'
w.kno~B Establishment l, continued by Ncsrs r. G.
lisbt. and I,os, Frn., Nj ?. G. Ligne tho senior
lafner and only practical Pinofoue Astef o Tie Ae hfm
o. Lshle Bfalbuiya Pianos iof Sale aud 10 Let
GEORGE STECK~ INiMITABLE GRAND
VI AND SQUARE PIANO-FORTks-Msnui and
N,r-roou. No. li3 Walker Centre New York
Every Fisao wsfraaied lot i've years.
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Gotels.
4 LLYN HOUSE,
n HARTFORD. CONN.
A frst-olsss Hotel in every respect.
K. ]. ALLYN. Proprietor.

DACIFIC HOTEL, GreenwcL-st., one block
west Of Broadway New York-The patrons and friends
OF this Hotel are advised that the damage sustained by from
last Winter but Gng and has been entirely repaired
the, they may with confident erTeetston OF
the usal quiet comfort for which the essb seut
is noted We saa continue the hotel =, tho usual rars Of
81 81 per day. JOHN fAI1LN.
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New Publications.
PUBLISHED THIS DAY.

NIGHTSIIADE;
TIE MASKED ROBBER OF HoUNSLoW HEATH.
BY. DIR. j. II. ROBINSON
ILLUSTRATIONS By BARLEY.
Price Twenty-f Gents.
This story, the twenyfourth Of the known the
Mercury Stories" is perhaps of the most Interesting Of
those hitherto issued 1t is profusey illustrated by barley
whose enavngs do appear any series Of cheap novels
excepting The Mercury Stories" and the publisher would
draw attention the fact Of twenty-five cent novel being
illustrated by the first artist In America immense outlay
depending alone large to warrant the outlay attend
Ing the employ n,ent Of such talent
FREDERIC A. BRADY. Publisher No. "a Aun-st.
FI'llE highest Cash prices paid for old MEMS
Il PAPERS OF every description old PAMPHLET OF
every kind old BLANK BOORS and LEDUEhS that are
written FULL aud all kinds of WASTE PAPtH rom bsnkors
Insurance companies brokers' depots ii1'
ing Offices book o.nder public aud private libraries hotels
stesnboa.s railroad companies bOsrdi"sh houses express
offices, &c
Viii send to any part of this city. Brooklyn Hoboken or
Jersey City. .,,,o,, .,o an. ,vycr
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AMONG THE PINES.
THE TRIBUNE.

EREEMASONRY, ALLYN's RITUAL Of
Il Price IS By remit,ing will be .eit any address
postage prepsid. just published. MlLLER'S NETWORK,
6sS. ~. GOWAN5'S CATALOGUE, No IS, RARE
AMERICAN BOOKS, TO BE had ats sent by mail for b
cents worth Of poatage stamps
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| L.
IL SALE a, NEW-BRUNsWICk, n. j.. u miles from
New YORK. by Rail AID RiveLThe social educational and
this location too well known TO re-
auc any no,ice while the ready 10 Newfork by
Ian and water brings the market to It, very door. The City
OF New Brunssk with population OF nearly 1890, also
furnishes yel excellent home market. Tue Property COM
prss 1873 acres Land 100 OF which s
uplsnds IS ac rich meadow bottoms the remainder
10 IL Is wsteTed like the Garden Of the Lord The
in isI condition. aud If thing could be- needed 10 iu
prove IT, rich deposit OF the black muck with it, exhaust
less ierizug powell would supply every deficiency. But
the quality the land best shown by the crops produces
when peak for themselves The situation is pleasant the
surface asIeeaby dyefed tho outline aud PROSPECT pcur
eQuc aud delightful Around the spot cluster natural
attractions. The wild grape luIuTiasily along ts
the quail and partridge nestle In Ats thicke
while the specked uout aess the eHcolency OF It's waters
AVID settles conclusive the question Of ,s health beau
ul and romantic lake. skisd with young timber Ahordng
the finest vi boating bathing and fishing with abundance OF
ice forms attractive and delishfu feature Of the psce
Tho nsua PTodgc Of thin farm, with slight attention. 10
about per annum which with thorough cultv
on just easily be doubled To gentlemen Of s.
tastes to family having aud daughters 70 siu
cate to hstcluss farmer whing ample and easy income
property would be very attractive and these the MAJ
ura of such estate IL also ainits al sub
division having handsome buildiDg ifout OF 220 feet
tur Old Country Rosd making almost the entire plat i'm
mcistey available for smaller places II d. sicd The value
and pioduc Of tie estate its rapid app ecian aud
pedency aud propety OF the nvtment clear and
ongue1ed while the property 10 offered 80 far below 10
relative and Intrinsic value beng shown 10 pror
Judge lie instantly sold Accordingly, good judges prop
erty invited it. with prom OF every facility
for correct and thorough iuvesiis CATION. Price klJCOt
with stock and Implements 4. o. PRATT.
No 70 PiIe-st., Room No. g.
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VALUABLE TIMBER LANDS for SALE.

Situate in -
CiMDFN COUNTY. NEW-JERSEY.
known the Blue Anchor L.nds" contain about 100
acres These lands located the nue Camden
and Atlantic Ralrohd within few us ito junction with
the Ksr,On and Delaware Bay airo d. whereby choice
tie Phadelphis md new ok markets Is aoI led oI the
sale Of Lumber Timber kc being within u miles by raosd
Of the foer and about W miles ~ road and steam nay
CATION Of the latter large portion VI the isnd covered
With tao original growth Of Timber eo.L. OF Pine O-s,
2e The soIl il Of good quality and we'll 4ispted to f
lug purposes There sn improved Form on the irse 81
nbon, i6D acrcs ia good state II cuvstion with ample
buldngs also old and web e.sb'hei Tavern end 5toIe
stand. and other buildings The -oi- Of which will 10
ou adysnis ,cous terms. Apply to ~ .....,
LEVI DICkSOS,
No so Waluut.st., PHI ad.I,hiu Pa.
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Danrinq Academies.
Hiuslcal gnsirnlmrnls.
At WIN. Is. BRADBURY

AT WIN. Is. BRADBURv's.
"A FIRST-cLAsS ANO-FORTES.
No. 81 Bfoc.-,est, corner OF CTosby--No: te7
Ia wi,hdfs.,rg from tho ate partnership OF Ll8HIE
BRpByRys by the purchac Of the interest Of ono OF
the foru.f pstnes tho subscriber has been enabled 10
SPLENDID STOCK
Of elegant PfAEoFORTES Of the most thorough workman
N baanliuI tone sll.tc touch and per.s hnsh in al
,er.ets These he 10 now enabled TO oef 10
cash customer. tAns advance upon old rates nowith
andnv every hind Of Pianofort- MARTIAL has advanced
nom 20 TO 81 per The profession and The public are In
yed 10 examine Every met aine . fnlLr ".HhAsrkp'
rorn,f of Cro.by one block east Of Broadway. y. T.
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Amnsemenis.
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
TUESDAY, March a. 1862
REINFORCEMENT
kEENGAOEMENT

LITTLE MINNIE WARREN.
LITTLE MINNIE WARREN.
Tho Empress Of Beauty.
This smallest, most besutifulsnd fascna,ins 49,.
SPECIMEN OF PETITE HUMANITY
Having been " wv
RE.ENGAGED FOR A sHOhr TINE LONGER.
may be al hours during the few remaining days she
continues here, in company with
COMMODORE MUTT, THE $4,000 MUTT,
tie two together making by far 80. !. $500
THE SMALLEST PAIR OF HUMAN BEINGS
ever seen ths facc Of the globe-smalef even than
GEN. TOM THUMB AND WIFE.
LAST WEEK
OF those wonders Of the world, whose astounding perform
auces are absolutely beyond belief the
MAZE MAZE A ASD fEM FEMALE ARAB SYMNAsrs.
-. MALE AND FEMALE ARAB GYMNASIS.
JUGGLERS, ACROBArS AND CONTORTiONlSTS.
They will appear at each performance.
Abe Ligtly pleasing aud successful
NEW MILITARY DRAMA, .~
NEW MILITARY DRAMA,
with splendid scenery music and mechanism, entitled
THE ROLL OF THE DRUM,
which during past has ELECTED the applause and adj
M. ion # delighted audiences will be repeated every aiIer
Mr. HARRISON, CoMiC IMPRoMPTU SINGER
appears &C each performance in bis inimitablo Songs
MASTER ROBERT HENRY HENDERsHOT,
HERO DRUMMER BOY,
the first to the Rappshsnnock at Fredericksburg
THE GREAT LIVING HTPPOPOTAMUS,
or River Horse, from the River Nile In Egypt
THREE BEAUTIFUL ANGEL FISH,
with largo sPscksd Brook Trout. aud other living Fish
CRYSTAL PONDS OF OCEAN AND RIVER WATER
in the grand Aquarium Also
Musical instrument the Great Roaring SLACK Lion What
|. III AbiDo Family; Bear Samson Monster CnAkes; Hop
' t s%fGSkS DAY f agxrTHRnE PERFORMANCES
Admission. IS csuts. Children under ten, 10 cents
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR

TTNHE CREAM ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
Il GOUr AND RHEUMATISM
An sufferers the above complaints either of recent or
long standing are advised BLAIR GOUr and RHk
NAIIC PILLS They can be relied upon the most safe
aud ectua remedy offered to the public and have been
universally used 10 Europe for many with the greatest
Prepared In England by PROUT HARSANr, and sold
by WELLS Co., Frankin-st. New.iesk and most other
All edicne Nen1eis. .
Her Mses,ys Commissioners have authorized the name and
,6dress Of "fHOMAS PROUT 229 Strand London" to be
upon the Government stamp affixed to each box OF
the genuine medicine.
Price ~ cents aud ; per box
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DAyEN & BACON.
WE HORACE wATERS MODERN IN, IN.

1--WE HORACE WATERS MODERN IN
l. PROVED OVERSTRUNO BASS FULL IhoN
FRAME PIANOS ere built Of the bes. ssd moot thoroughly
reasoned usteras The tone deep ronnd hll aud mol
low touch elastic Each Piano wgrAned lor i've years
Prices from T25n to 100
TESTIMONIALS
"1ho Horace Water. Pianos ate known as among the
very best f.vaDsri...
Wasr.'s Pisnos and Melodsons challenge comparison
with lie finest ma q. uywlerc."l Home Journal.
NEW 5-OCTAVE PIANO> Of different maforr, nom 100
to s225. Secondhand Pianos from S40to ti1o
WAqERS's MFLOpDONS AND HARMONIOUS.
Roso God cases. Tuned the Equal Temperament with tho
Patent Divided swell. Price. from $500 $500
New ana secondhand Pianos aud hedeon,t TO Let month
ly uayuruts Trce y.d Ii.tTufnenis tunoL
HORACE WATERS Agent No AL Broadway.
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CD Snl WILL buy a splendid 3-SIORf
dr A.s)tDO and BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE md
Tur No II Flu.hingav DrOadwfy. BfoOI yn, 1850
can remain On bond AID mortgage APplyto THOS. OIL
bERI, No 10 hcIt vemises fecs"hp md Fulton Ferry
car. pn,s the door
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24

NOR SALE.-A 2-story and basement COT
l. TAGE HOUSE with Lots Of GrSend laid out ~
Win brick in excellent condition; l53h st Nor River
For terms &c apply 20 JAS CONDT cor 2!d st. aud h'sv
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i{fal estate for 6ale.


NOR SALE or TO LEr.-At DObb's Ferry.
neat brick COTTAGE, containing 10 rooms near dspot
las splendid view Of tho Hudson River. Apply 10 ALLEN
NFWMAN Tanytown, N. Y, or Of FITTON JOINS, No.
Is Waln.
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yn5irnCiloll.
TDWARD MISUNDERSTANDING

MORT EDWARD INSTITUTE-SPRlNG
TERM Msreh 26-Brick Buildings; be't,sn.tsined
boarding SEMINARY il the state III io sssN tenn. TO-
T. snns,ior advantages in Languages Sciences ana
Music ds.cla" Commercial College witn DSnA' 0'e'
Store and R :"s jG3ssEPH KIEa yoI Edward NY
Observation-Disclosures Gentlemen who are
i.,,O;os ESGIiSH WRENCH GERMAN. and spAN Ms
ARfifMETIC MAaHEMAiIcS sod "a E, s,aadw.S
Al P,ofes.or POPPER5 ln,titue. No % East bfoSa~ay
Dsy and Evening Classes. Term. moderate
7 EssONS on the PIANO. FORTE at Sl2 per
/ o.s,,sI bv a competent LADY TEACHER under the
VISION Of On eminent Professor, No. Is West th's
third door from Broadway.
MOUNT KISCO MILITARY AND COL
WI LEGIATE . iSSTITUrE, e M SsImi ki''0'
$3.50 per annum. ...
A ar.tcls.. Boarding school. for young
go S5s IN Esq; t ;S5TIIIsE6'1ks'
CLASSICAL cal A sc%bs an ENGLISH SCHOOLS
MODERN TIE EA d:Bij'%;EF'; q Of MUSIC,
of sR I"S ss " % # III DRILL
ard a PRIMARY DETACHMENT
with special provision for tho entire care Of those quite
Monday Nay s,h 1883 ciIcul.l. win bo ready IL few
Isy For further particular. inquire present Of b. Wig
ain. A. NJ, Principal, POughkeer'ie, n, Y.
AIT. PLEASANT INSTITUTE PRIVATE
NJ CLASSES for BOYS, Amherst, Mas. u,, md
b..nhfulur.a II. &. Nash, a. NJ. Principal.
CRAWFORD, CONN.-Aliss TUCKER re-
ceiyes Young ladies to educate assisted by Gsman and
French resdo goveess and by eminent professors ron
Ncw-lort. ,,,,.. n n IL.
NKpgREscgs The RI Row. John Williams ID. D., Assi,t
ant Bishop OF Connecticut M!detown. Conn the Eey W.
MITCHELL Rector Stamford Conf the Rev. yohn Lorh,
Stamford Conn the Rev q. Barton OF tho Free Acsde
my Y; Ex-Governor Hawey. stanford Conn E1-Doy'
ernor Minor Stamford Conn Capt Wan. Skiddy Stamford,
Conn T Davenport, esq, stamford Conn., j; Fersuson'
ESQ., STANFORD Conn. Francis sSiddy, e'q n T. Ce9 w
QuinArd esq N Y; u. Heineken. ESQ, NJ T.; L. Qnin'
taid esq N Y. c. =. Fischer esq, N. Y
For terms. &c, apply to the Principal
at1 PAYS BOARD and TUITION four.
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