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CHEROKEE REMEDY.

~ The caption Of this paragraph Is the name of
vegetable Medicine In the form Of a syrup which
10 now admitted, when used with CHERoHEs fxJxc-
TIos to be the safest and eedest cure for Gonor
rhea, and Fluor Albus whites In females.) II we
consi der the amount OF sue ring and r eauepcy Of
these diseases, We cannot but admit the Cherokee
Remedy and Injection to be among the blessings of
loathsomsness by cleanliness. 1t does not merely
est but CURRs these Ills radically and tn
~, and being purely vegetable, a sweet, pleasant
syrup, not disagreeabe to taste touch IL leaves
poison In the system, the cradle att on of which
often more difficult and dangerous than the treat
m ent ofths original disease. Sold by ali Drug
gists. MAY Aim
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Sold iers

and tho Widoms and Heirs of Soldiers.
notified that An acting a. agent for proc uri M
Pensions, Bounties and other claims against th.
Government. Charges misunderstanding unless
claims allowed. II. j. WILLIAMS
Feb. Z, lss4tf ottunwx, Iowa
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SPLENDID BARGAINS.
All Sure Of their Moneys Worth.
" FORSYTH T. CO.. .

.9 and Al ANA street, N. Y. (ate ~ and a. Nassau
street) Offers Tor sale the following Gee nj I.t of
WATHEs. CHAINS, JEWELRY.
Hs- EACH ARTTCLE ONE DOLLAR.
And not 70 be paid for tiH 90" Enoac ,chaf you
are 30 9sN .....
go Gold and Silver watches..st5 to $3.50 % each.
200 Ladi les Gold Watches IS 90 each
500 Ladies and Gents SLY err Watches, so 90 each
bo00 Vest, Neck and Guard Chains s. to IS on each
5000 Gold Band Bracelets. ....... 9to 10 90 en- en-
5000 Plain, Chased and Wedding 0"'T
5000 California damon pins and . W s''"
10000 sets La r. Jeweiry SS.o IS 90 e eae
10000 GIL Pens, Silver Mounted
10000 Gold Pens, siIv1 Gases and ''''' =" e''"
Pencfrt........ ..-......... 400to 90 each
Together with ribbon slides bosom studds sleeve
buttons, gold pencils, belt buckles. brsoc hes gold
tbimbles, ear drops ehldren's loops, Masonic pins
and rings, seal rings, scarf pins watch keys Also
. variety of silver ware, embracing goblets cups
casters, tea and table spoons, from $15 to $50.
The articles in this stock are Of the neatest and
most fashionable styles. Certificates Of all the va
fous articles put in sealed nseiopes and mi xed
thus giving all fair chance, and sent by mail rs
your option to send ONE DOLLAR and take the ar
tiele named In II, or mott Of any article in our list
Of equal value.
CER77FJCA TIES AND PREMIUMS
Single Certificates zsc; hTs certificates 81; eleven
ea; twenty-five with "rem;um OF geld pen. IS 1b;
fifty with premium Of gold pencil and pen $40: one
hundred with premium OF silver atch 500 two hun
dred with premium Of gold watch $50. Certificate
money to be enclosed with order. Every letter from
whatever source promptly answered.
Goods sent by mail carefully packed. All articles
the money refunded II wished TLousa T. Dis Of doll
ars' worth OF Watches sold to customers during
Agents wanted everywhere. Send Is cents for cer
". FORSYTH CO.,
81 Al Ann street New York.
June 8, lS65-l7-l5-3m
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NEW GROCERY STORE.
A SELECT SCHOOL,
j. r. ROBERT, Jr., Principal.

WITH NOT MORE THAN 80 PUPILS
The Second Term, Of this school win commence At
.: M, Monday, April Gath, 1865, at Mr. LasweIl's
The opportunities enjoyed by the Princinai
ior iamiiiarzig himself with the methods OF instruc
East, will, is confidently believed, secure 70 iii
pupils Instruction thorough, clear and Systematic
gradually leading the learner through the labyrnth
OF forms and technicaties to those rst princines
upon which, with experiment and observ alton ali
The aim Of the Prin cipai 10 thoroughpess. not n
parenty rapid progress. His desire Is 1st 10 ha
pupils think Tor themselves, as to understand
"a. 10 enable even children to express their own
Arithmetic and frequent exerc isev in cbmnositinn
viii be made principal means Of drill for pupils
petween the ages OF ten and fifteen. The SOLID
branches OF education will In no case be neglected
for accomplishments.
PROF. PIPER, the skiflfu conductor OF Inst,,pte.
VIII connected with the school part OF term
II Normal class be formed. Teachers iii please
TUITION.
Per term Of ten weeks, pay able half in advance
and balance at middle Of term
Primary English. ....... .......a 1o M
intermediate English. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
Higher English. ............... rs M
~ nigher English and one Language. go 90
Thorough bass and cultivation 81 vcic: .:,, 90
Panting and Ornamental work, In various styies.
taught BY competent Instructors 1890
NO deduction Tor absence, except In case NJ sick
ness or special arrangement, aud no pupil admitted
for less than half term.
INSTRUCTORS.
1T NJ hF,oosrt,yr Latin, Greek and Mathem sites.
mrs. Hattie W. Robert, English, French and a err
man. "H1 VI VT
Prof Piper, Theory and Practice Of r.,ch,,,
M rev. .. d. worcester, Drawing, Sketching and
Ottumw q, April 81. 1s65-aat
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+ A. w. CASTOR,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
At LAW, AND
Real Estate, Fire, Life & Inland
INSURANCE AGENT.
Having engaged in the Legal, Real Estate and In.
surance business. wssId respectfully represent to
nal nd civil business entrusted to me m any Of the
District Courts and the Supreme Court oftke state
Prompt attention win Be given to the
COLLECTION OF CLAIMS,
PAYING OF TAXES,
ticuiar attention will be given to
BUYING AND SELLING LANDS,
Town Property,
Renting Houses, and Collech ng vents.
Having made extensive ARRANGEMENTS for id.
vertising, persons desiring TO buy or sell will do
Having recently Travelled over an the counties in
southeastern Iowa, am prepared to give secu-
rste iDformaton o. the character Of the Soil, Tim
Improvements In the various psrts Of said section
Of the State.
W-Lands and Town Property Dough. and sold
on the most reason able terms.
am also prepared TO issue
Policies of Insurance
on hyes ssatons,y property, and property fu tran
the most favorable terms.
FOR sALE-k large B+iet Hcsef In the city Of o.
tumWa, well located. Cheap for cash.
FOR sALE-A small frame dwelling on Front
street, city ofOttumwa. A desirable residence.
FOR sALE-A large two story frame dw ell,pr IN
she central part Of tho city Of Ottumwa.
FOR SkLB-A large brfeh dwelling IN the suburbs
OF the city OF Ostumws well situated, with trees,
SHRUBS, and other sonvenfenees.
FARM FOR sALE--In Highland township. sighs
miles from Cttumws, containing 200 aeres-TO0 sores
well watered $50 fruit trees Of an exc client Quality
x.w. aAsroN.
FARM FOR sALE-Containtng $50 acres so acres
In cultivation, acres timber adjoining In Dahlon-
ega Township, SH miles North Esss Of Ot.umwa.
YARN FOR sALE-Containing 100 acres, OF whieh
50 10 nfce prairie land we'll improved and 40 acres
OF timber In Dahlonega Township miles North
East Of ostumws.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR sxLE-House for sale sit.
uated ON Front Street, containing ten large rooms
calculated for boarding or Hotel stand.
FOR SALE-12G acres Of nice prairie land In Ma df.
son county, miles from Wfnterset, It being the
south half south east quarter and the south east of
tks south west quarter Of Section Fifteen Township
Is, Range - west. 80
For rurfher partf eurars and terms oftT1e above
premises, call al the office Of the undersigned on
Court street. A. w GASTON
FOR SALE-160 acres Of choice land In washfor.
Con county, Iowa. For particulars. enquire Of
A. W. CASTOR.
FOR SALE-160 acres Of choice Prairie Land. In
fows county. For terms see
.... ... W. GAsrON.
FOR SALE-A Farm containing 400 acres 100
acres under fence. Within three miles Of Ottumwa.
FOR particulars, see A. W. GASTON.
FOR sALE-A small house and lot In the eastern
part OF the city OF Ostumwa. Cheap for cash. En-
CURE OF A.>W. CASTOR.
Office on the Northwest side Of Court,
Between Front and Second .Strests,
OTTUMwA, IOWA.
Feb. 2, 1867 Il
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7.3O LOAN.
U. s. $50 SIX PER CENT.
G 0 L ID. BE AIRING BON ID 9.

These bonds are now worth q handsome premi
um, and are exemp3, a. are an the Government
Bonds from State, County and nunicspuI toeation,
tohich ddds from ore to three sv cent. per unwm
to their gdae according to the rates levied other
property. The interest is payable semi-annuarfy by
coupons attached to esch note, which may be cut
OF and sold to any bank or banker.
The Interest at 7-sO per cent. amounts to
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u. S. 7-3O LOAN,
THIRD SERIES.
$S3O,OOO,OOOy

BY authority Of the secretary Of the Treasury, the
undersigned, General Subscription Agent for the
sale Of United States Securities ers TO the public
the third series Of notes, bearing and
threetenths per cent. interest per annum, sknoW n
~ the
T.3O 10 AN,
These Notes eiued under date of July, IS, 1855,
and are payable three years from that date In
rsncy or ere convertible at the option Of the hold
eF into
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my cOODS, cRDcERIEE,
And Notions.
piedge himself to sell Goods as Low as can b. mar
chased In keokuk. Orders by msiifor
DRY GOODS. G ROCERIEs.sA ur
AND FLOUR,

nHed at the lowest possible margin Buys all kinds
2, ,rfroance, and ships 10 st. Louis and Ohicsso-
~. auvahcs money on produce left with him tot
goods upon app location.
:, Refers TO the business men Of Otumws; John Y.
May 18, l665-dtf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-24
procIanatlon.

TERRITORY OF NEVADA, EXECUTIVE
Department, Carson City, October 10, 1854
Whereas, have received requisition from Ma
jor.General Irwin Mcdowell, commanding De-
partment of the Pacific, the same having been
made under authority from the a. department:
to raise, as soon as possible, enough companies OF
Infantry to complete, with those already IN serv-
ice from Nevada, q full regiment Of Infantry.
Now, therefore, I, james W. Sys, governor OF
the Territory Of Nevads, ana O1mman IAN
Chief off the Militia thereof do hereby eau upon
the citizens Of this Territory to organize them,
selves into seven "a companies, sufiicient to I'LL
the battalion Of Infantry now IN service rom TINS
Territory, and the requirements Oh Saia requisi-
ton. .-r.-s. ..,ar. ..sssF
In witness whereof, I have nersunto set
q ~ my hand, and caused the Great Seal
}Ls. Of the Territory Of Nevada to be az
day Of October, 1864 ,u ,,
NJ Governor and Commander In Chief
Ofths Territory OF Nevada.
Attest; ORION CLEMENS.
Secretary of the Territory.
Each Company Of Infantry CONSISTS 20 OF one'(2
Captain, one q First Lieutenant, one ~ second
Lieutenant Ave % ssrgeantsU e agons SoI CSrpo
rails, two % Musicians, one u wagner, and not
less than sixty -four 81 PrivateS
NO charge for Il foregoing, OrlOn.I Oc2Su
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Newcas tie Coal.

THE LESSEEs OF THE ABOVE COAPA
i ny viii be prepared TO deliver eoal at Gold
I'LL on and amer November 21st, 1854, from their
depot, 80 South c street. Virginia, on The follow.
Ing terms: @ 1854 SO 81 EliW
ordsrs, which may be len d 90 South @ stree;
for 10 tons and over, o2O per ton.
Orders for less QuantitIso, 1o5 DER ton.
Cash on delivery, except where other arrange.
ments may be made. iqif EiEGIGl. -
3 nols m JAZZ NEWLY. sIpSYintendeut
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I H. pppsovs NotiStsn; To THE UNDER

IL PERSONS 1ENSGGs FiSHD; TO THE UNDER
IA signed Gate Sheriff Of Storey county n: ID for
fees due for Official services rendered am performed
during my term Of once are hereby nStned ana Ee,
sT0HKR, Rsq., al he SSeriffs office, No. 4 South
street Virginia and thereby avoid costs o. execu-
ton and other necessary legal process Ut S eolec
ton thereof Mr.. Etoner Is my duly autinoriSed
and 70 pay out the anne a fast as collected andre
CURED by Just indebtedness on my part 70 others
hope. from the Indulgence already given 70 those
to me, thatI viii not be paid y
except at their market value, as all ocla services
were rendered and performed BY me purely on
cash basis, and are payable In coin: ,,ow.pn
W. H. HOWARD,
2 Late Sheriff Of Storey county, Nj:
Virginia. Sept, 30, 1854, seOu
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GraAnhncka.

CAUTION TO MILL MEN AND OTHERS.
~ John Bowen, one Of the ann Of HerFiek 4
4eCurdy. known Foundrymen. paid me N2l In
HfeenbackB, when he AGrred 10 pay IN coin.
trust oil men lndebtedfo Bowen vii pay him In
the same kind Of coin, nusI AlDo state, gave
Of tAem. .eitS EiAkRRlA
iilds0H Nsttte GcIiH NEW1SAsa
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Wines ,auindIadp.oy,.,

Wines and Liquors. ea
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM THE
w Bay new and choice ltock OF Foreign and
American Wines. Bt1ndies and other LiquorS, WhicA
we offer at remarkably Low Rates Tor CsGh
Gold Nm, Jun. n IA. KUHN BhoTh ~ III
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This watch Is rated to the hour Of observal, and
for one month sMnknG oalyftho small variation Of
X SECONDS. Ihofof6WinG b q copy Of the cerfifi-
cate accompanies the watch.
This = 70 certify tat Tie accompanying watch,
No. b,S2 haa ben manlhctured In my establish
Lou1, nh Nov. isia. UEYH1 BIsTINo."
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NEW sSElRIlEs-NO. ! oI4:

blank cards and psactioed wr;ts., &C As..,
Smith On. them till it was alS.s. . ~
simile Of the genuine. This beins sscH.s s -
plished, Gladwin boldly approach.S +ha
safe and asked for Aaron Smith pacss@ca ~
The clerk, not suspecting anything wrcSs
delivered it to. him, when he gave q n. n
oeipt in the name Of Aaron Smith ana
walked away with the bonds, which he a..
posted elsewhere. These facts hayhs
bean ,obtained by Captain Jourdan, ke
sought still further information conctla.
ing the whereabouts of the bonds, and
succeeded in, learning where, tho prionec
had left them. Accordingly, yesterd6 af
ternoon the bonds, which belonged tS M.
msrous parties, were, recovered and taken
possession efby Capt Jourdan. ay.. s...
Gladwin, whose appearance is far from
being prepossessing, is ii prison awaiting
formal oomplAint, which. il isexpecte6
will be preferred against him this morninR
before Justice Hogan. ,.yss eSu -,,.y,,g.r
Another singular circumstance connect.
ed with this case, is the fact that the
clerks of the st. Nicholas hotel had not
been made aware Of the alarming mistake
committed by them ins delivering tia
bonds to the wrong man, till informed. of
their felonious abstraction from the safe.
BY Capt. Jourdan yesterday afternoon.
They seemed to think il impossible that
such an error could have occurred.
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GEN.. n. j SMITH.
Gen. Smith's Farewell. 70. she lGeh
81 ..ea Army CORPS.


l34 3HKADouARTKRs1 16rH. .AnaGx CoRPs, es IS
Montgomery, Ala, Aug 8, 1865.
The 18th Army Corps having beer, discon.
tnued as an Organization, By orders foaM the
President, the Major General Commanding
deems It proper and inst to express to the
troops heretofore comprising it, his apprecia-
ton Of. the long and arduous service, theun.
wearied patriotism, the cheerful obedience to
orders-the dauntless courage. and resistless
morale of which have w0nfor yoa o l1i8l1name
in the records of your country. ,s42,
Fort de Russy, Pleasant HUI, Yellow Bayou,
Lako Chioot, Tupelo, Nashville. Spanish Fort.
and Blakely, attest your gallantry and success
during the last year of the war. You
have never experienced defeat or re-
pulse. Your military history is without
blot or stain. With this record of your
service yeu can return to your respective
homes, as mustered out, with the consciousness
that you have performed your full duty, won
the respect and admiration of your command.
ers, and well deserved the confidence and
trust Of the country, that in her hour of danger
placed you in the ranks and trusted to you her
battles. Still continue to merit that conf.
dence and trust by becoming good citizens as
you have been soldiers. Remember that for q
republican government the main requisites,
are enlightened, moral and industrious citizens.
Unless you become such, the results of yonr
entire service are lost to you. Let the memo.
ry of what you have endured, endear to you
every foot of American soil. Having asserted
the supremacy of the general government In
arms assist now in creating for it glorious
future among nations.
Official. j. SMITH, Maj. Gen.
Jas. B. Comstock. Captain and A. A. g..
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he wilton (Waseca Coz News.

Prom the Wilton tWaseca Goa Newa
There was quite an excitement at the Globe
Hotel, in Wilton, on Tuesday afternoon last.
upon the arrival Of the stage, eastward bound.
The occasion of it, as near as we could learn the
facts, was as follows:
A youth, some 20 years old, named H. B..
and young Lady, aged some Is or Is years. q
Lakes in this State, had, some time since.
it seems, made up their minds to clone.
On Sunday last the young man unlaWfnliv
took from his sisters posseseion $50 Ia 9roeH
backs, employed one Mr.. &, residing IS that
neighborhood, with his team and WAGON. to
take them to Wilton. where they arrived oa
Tuesday morning: They FIRST applied ct tie
satisfied there, finally put up at the Globe. re.
presenting themselves a. husband and wife.
Here they remained through the day, having
u the meantime engaged passage n the aage,
East The young man registered his name at
the hotel as w. 81. Robinson. When the
western stage came in, . brother q the young
mans, and stranger. came also. The Pursu-
ess es ,S sSeeogrised the LADY. sitting sy window
and the pursuers alighted, young H. B. recog-
nized them and made quick march for tie
back door of the hotel. The brother, howev-
er, was too quick for the young II. B. ana
brought him 70 halt. The guilty young man
delivered over his purse, whlcn contained 4101
of the stolen money TO his brother, and the
stage fare of s12 was also recovered. It an
pears that he had spent the balance of tie
money. tsc
Atfrst the young couple Thought they would
leave the country on foot but the pursnin0
brother advised them to return to their homes
and behave themselves: and promised If they
should do 90, that the matter should be droD-
ped entirely After consultation the two err
ing ones and the two pursuers, started on their
way back 70 Chain Lakes, the same evening.
We are informed that these parties have
heretofore borne irreproachable Characters.
and that their relatives are highly respected IN
the community where they reside. L is to be
heped thAt the runawsys have learned lesson
By this foolish undertaking, that win benefit
them through lie.
We have omitted the real names ofthe par.
teg b request.
r. 3 Since writing the above, the youno
nm and WoQAD have retulned TO thk nlaee
u wm g he1s ths arst opportunity tat
o1ers, We - to3A
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Uhe Cholera Coming.
The London correspondent Of the New
York Times writes:


The London correspondent Of the New
York Times writes:
The cholera is carrying off 800 or 1, 900 q day
at C0nstantinople. It is in Malta and Ancona,
and is said to be spreading in Italy. There Is
q report Of its appearance at Marseilles. Trav.
elers complain Of vexatious Quarantines, and
we are assured that If It Is to visit England Il
cannot be shut out. Free trade-any trade for.
bids. We must prepare for it. We must clean
up and make ourselves decent But the chol-
era, at its former visits, rayaged places account
ed the most healthful. know that it was 40
in America. Where would one look for finer.
or more healthy place, for instance, than San.
dusky, and where was the cholera worsea II
appeared to me that mofbi6c influence per.
yaded the atmosphere, and that could tel IL
STRONGER or weaker, day by day. was able to
indicate by this feeling the dayvof ereafest
mortality. The strong resisted this ini1uence
the weak succumbed to it Of course other
conditions had their influence bat it w ouiy
when men in one way or another fen below .
certain power Of resistance-a certain focce of
vitality, that they becane victims Of the des-
troyer. Is scemS yeD probable that No Ghall
have the cAo1en in London. 4 = Hkely TIT
50, 80 persoos Wilde Of tie dianase hefa. and
9ooOo6 n lie UAitsd KingdoR. A caeoo(Rue
Asiatic eAoaerA d reported at BslfAsti
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PAUL. FRIDAY SEPTEMBER !.

Coulaincourt conducted his children to their
own apartment, his heart thrilled with Joy to
think that his home was now to.be forever
hers. Then, when the door was closed upon
them, Cecile threw herself into her husbands
arms and whispered !" Move you"
They have all three been supremely happy
ever since, and Couiaincourt takes the credit
Of all on himself, never suspecting the strata
gem by which woman contrived TO have her
own way. t.- Ss- .-.... -
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VOL XVu.-NO, 9.
IWrstten for tie Pioneer.
To mARY-A SERENADE.
HY GORDON REVERE.

lam dreaming, Mary, dreaming,
OFFS pleasant time in June,
OF river broad and cleaning.
Ofth hours that passed too soon.
How we stood beside the window,
With my arm about your waist,
While the home.like sunshine indoor
All the shadows from Us chased.
How we gazed upon the river,
With our hearts 80 full of love,
yelling upwards to the Giyer,
In his mansions bright above -
Sky-buit mansions, In the water
Deep reflected dark and blue
Is my darling, as thought her,
As that sky as firm and truea
Does my Mary still remember
How her rosy lips I pressed?
Does her mem'ry ian the ember
Smould'ring in her quiet breast?
How wound her raven tresses
On my fingers,-but the art
Cupid uses while be blesses,-
Wound them firmly round my heart.
Sweetest Mary, do you mind you
OF those evenings 80 serene
How the moonbeams oft would blind you
Thrown back from the waters sheens
Darling, are your thoughts recalling
How we often sank to rest;
And the twilight's last ray falling
Saw you nestled near my breast3
Then We promised that forever,
Let whatever might betide,
Nothing should our spirits sever
Nothing should our hearts divide.
Mary, is that promise broken?
And can yoa so soon forgeti
Give me, darling, some sweet token
That we may be happy yet!
Sr. PAUL, Aug. %, 1866.
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,.rs. .s3aa II 90 10 1853 s.ia
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$50 STOLEN.

A Young Man Bl0pes with q Lady
Cousin-..They are Raksuea, Over
taken At Wnt0ns and most Of the
Money Recovered.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-26
Goods Majority,

PIC-NICs.-The teachers aud pupils of
several of orr city schools yesterday re.
paired to the woods and enjoyed them.
selves 10y participating in the pleasures
and festivities of May parties.
The teachers and pupils of the First
Ward Public School will to-day have a
picnic at Nichols grove.
On Wednesday next the attaches OF
the Third Ward Public School will have
a MAY party at Cresap's grove. The
steamer Beulah has been chartered fol
the occasion. The boat has just been
neatly painted and refitted, aud can he
relied upon for safety and comfort
F. S.-Since writing the above we have
received the following, with a request
that it be published:
A Coon TIME-PIC-NIC.-The Second
Ward School expect to have a good time,
at West Alexandria grove, situated about
two miles east of said village upon the
Hempfeld Railroad, on the 9Th or 9th of
June as the weather permits. The boys
and girls of the school are the agents
from whom the terms and tickets can be
obtained. Tickets for all who desire can
he procured from Mr.. John Bishop on
Market street. We invite all the officers,
friends and patrons of the school to par
ticipate.