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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-06
IRON The Now York worldl T

"THE FIRST NATIONAL PErRoLErM CoMpANY
first class organisation. whose officers are Of tn
highest standing, and we cheerful.y recommend it
to all parties desrous Of purchasing relisbl stocks
The General Superintendentis pioneer in the Oil
business, and we'll known as most efficient mana
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-06

.,....,... . ,.. CINCINNATI, April 28, 1854
Having used, during the past winter, the Hot Air
Furnace manufactured and put up by Mr.; Peter
Martin, willingly testify to the very general salts
~" NV D|''' ~ ~ o. 9-'-o J. G. CULBERTS0N,
1856 West sixth Street.
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Little Kanawha & Elk River aqs
PETROLEUMAND MINING co.
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO BE CLOSED.
Cash Working Capital, $lSO,0OO.

I-.|. "H." ,|Il.I'. aI 80 D ~ u
%, r.rr . OFFICERS; a inst.HH
OLIVER e. WOOD, President. ..,.. ..,..,
JAMES CRUIKSHANK Vice President.
CHARLES J. MARTIN. Treasurer.
JAMES WADSWORTH, Secretary.
E. R. BLACKWELL, Consulting Engineer and
General Superintendent. .t..,t,' rogr
TRUSTEES: q, ,.. .u.r
PAUL N. SPOFF0RD, of Spoford Tileson 4
Co., MY.
CHARLESJ. MARTIN, President Home Insur-
ance Co., N. Y.
Hon. ROGER AVERILL. Danbury Conn.
Hon. ALBERTZ. CATLIN. Burlington. W.
JAMES CRUIKSHANK, 55 Broadway, MY.
OLIVER E. WOOD, 26 Barclay street, N. Y. D.
JAMES wADSW0R of James Wadsworth
4 Co., 81 Cedar street, N.Y. g'.tfeY .buiL r...
JOHN W STRONG, Detroit, Mich.i ,,.... r...
EDWARD NJ. MORGAN. 2 Pine street, N. Y.
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REFERENCES:

i5factl0n'
Iga,. n.l, REFERENCES: .D s,t -i0l
By permission, refer to the following parties,
who have the Furnaces in use:
,J,R. Davey, corner John and Hopkins streets,
B. ROTH Co., st. Nicholas, corner Fourth and
Race streets, Cincinnati. ts1
j. Elsas, Fourth street. near John, Cincinnati.
M. Eckert, Bank street. CINCINNATI; "a,
N. l.. Bernard, Court street, near Freeman, Gin
0'GH' q. " Rechtin, Pike street. Cincinnati 80 "a
Gilmore, Dunlap& Co.. Bankers Fourth street,
j. T. Hendy, Coyington, Ky. ,s,, ..,,., u.
Glasser Bro, Fourth street. near Smith, Cincin-
Mrs. Clearwater, DAYTON street, Cincinnati. .i
William Doane, Circleyille, OHIO. ,,
j. Meter. OF the firm OF Kohn, Meter d Co.. Cin-
'ihnfNS a fNS!lRiddle, Cincinnati. a's" "..t
Van Wick, Cincinnati go Il. rs
Mr.. Smith, Of the Firm Of Smith Ditson' Oin-
NJ. Fechiemer, Eighth steet, near Vine, Cincin-r
uM.N. Megrue, Milford. Ohio. a.,r .... ....'
L. s. Blasdel. Lawrenceburg, Indiana.
J. Bast, Architect, CINCINNATI. y I' ~ ."i ..'. ..
MIR Moore. Architect, Cincinnati. .aE
Walter & Stewart Cincinnati
Picket d Son: CiDcinnsti,C !. ii .4...v
Anderson Hannafor Cincinnati. ., r..,..,.
The Warm Air Furnace IN ,nufactured for me by
Peter Martin, could mo- easily ne excel ed, making
the atmosphere as pleasant az sumner IS free IRON
smoke or gas, aud costs for fael I bat mere trae.
JAMES GADhOON, AlueIudh,
y" .il. D. 18th Ward, Dsyton street, CibcinnaA.
MT. NoTRE DAME, READIsG, 0HIo,l
-Gu ar' . ~ November goth, 1851.
Mr.. MARTINs-,This is to certify that we tried the
Furnace you built for us, and are satisfied with II.
Our rooms are simply heated
Yours, respecupg ~ ,,onppn.up
-... s... ayb ua-- ..-.i .tghI
.,...,. ,. CINCINNATI, April 2s. 1884.
Having used, during the past winter, the Hot Air
Furnace manufactured and put up by MIR; feter
Martin willingly testify to the very general satis-
iAc'iOn M pIl,@ ~ mas s'''H ~ J. G. OULBEBTSON,
3s8 West sixth Street.
have used for two winters Mr.. Peter Martins Hot
Air Furnace in my dwelling. and am well satished
WIN WI 'N''''''' i'' 0p''a''OA GRIFFIN TAYLOR.
If II were necessary, might refer to thousands Of
Others, not alone in Cincinnati, but throughout
NV Furnaces are made to burn Coal, Coke, or
Wood and | have quite recently invented fre
Pot which is put into zach Furnace-being q very
great improvement on anything hitherto known. u
Is instructed of arge.Fre Tricks, is inches square
and inches thick and PLENTY OF space is gwen OUT
side OF it, and within the Furnace, for the iree c
cuation Of cold air that it is impossible to crack
it or burn IL out. ,-I.i tfN. I...'..., - Y 4 .
smoke Consuming Coal and Wood
Hot Air Furnace.
Furnaces altered and repaired, ,.,.-...,
, Tin, Corrugated and Sheet Iron and Slate Roofer.
Corrugated Iron Doors and Shutters.
sT Full particulars regsrding price, &c;, can %
obtained at my store, NO. Hs west Fl'n street, Vi
stthe ONCE Oi the bur1sj PETEE FER MARTIN,
No. l4s West Fifth street, between Ra Z and Elm.
Cincinnati. l'I--. mons Ss-dy
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THIS COMPANY WAS ORGANIZED FOR
Il the purpose Of purchasing OIL and Mineral
ard organized Companies. tiioHS
Knowing that there are many persons who have
purchased more lands, or taken more Leases than
be willing that Coz psny would purchase portion
for the purpose Of developing tho same and thereby
enhance the value Of the remainder Of their lsads.
This Company proposes TO take such Interests and
LaudB fair and reasonable terms, and comply with
any Asree hept they may make rs toths develop
The books sSs open for sabscription at tho Office
Of the Company No. g. West Third street, Cincin-
natl. .. Z vFsr THOMAS ,BUSSERT, ,,-, ~
mch 2O-lm -, n. Secretary and Treasury.
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For Literary Men,

STUDENTS, Delicate Females, and all persons Of
sedentary habits. they are invaluable as LAXA3
TIVE. improving the Appetite. giving TONE and
VIGOR to the Digestive organs, and restoring the
natural elasticity and strength of the whole system
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-06
rhey are a Family Pill.

Any one who is so unfortunate as to eat too much,
may save himself ht OF Apoplexy, or other serious
by Immediately taking Pill
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INrEMPERANcE.

Use the Pills in Alternative doses for long time
or until the organ is aroused. Intermitting the use
Of the Pills now and then, is the best plan.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12
Summer Retreats.
VVOMAN'S INFIRMARY,
w tHOME FOR INVALID FEMALEs)

WASHINGTON HEIGHTS,
ONE HUNDRED AND FIPTY-sf ST., New YORK CITY
This is desirable Mesou de Sente for ladies whosc
health delicate there il entire sbscnce Of tho appearance
Of HOSPITAL it being really the above njcates
HoxR where who needs rest and Gaze can receive
treatment under the best medical sl ard have her as
bathing and exercise ogulated according TO her needs
Proper application Of electricity. waer treatment anu s
the appliances modern medical scence, are used a. Ne
requiss. The location is perhapa the hDest ON 10" a
commanding extensive views sutouuded ny hne 'haue
iIu trees and large gardon, which suppnes reSh Vese
and fruits.
Board from Toto 500 per week for paying patients.
Cne-thifd of She patients free.
Physicians regulated by the nature OF the tesinen
required - ,,,rc,,p,Y rrou,.
Application may be made to DR.. T. w MITCHELL, HOUSE
phvscrn and Surgeon Washington Heights poehune ou
yxilst OK az Ao 80 West Twenty ycigitst st. New
York. - -
Physici, n ara Surgeon-J. W. MlTCUtLl, " ID; ,u,n
Committing Physicians-JOES +. GRAZ N d.. Ep"D
DAlaRD, VI. ID. - ...., =, n .
j. a. McNiCKAh, M d.
WAYS OK ACCESS.
TnE TUDsoy RIVER RAILROAD NAYTRAISs stop o. oho-
hundred nud-hfy-ecOHd-st. -. ,,.
OrSIHusgs pass the lnrmerv every haiour connec'ns
with the Harlem slean-traus the Second aud ThrdaVe
hofsecsrs and steamboats, which ply between tho lower i'
Of the city Harlem and che HIGH Bridge.
THE EiGnTn AvE CARS run 10 Observation-Disclosures!
Gfth-st., GDd oianibgses connect with them aiso.
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Mem Civilizations.
JCHNITZ's COLLECTION OF BRITISH

vE'AUCfINITZs COLLECTION OF BRITISH
Il AUTHORS.
Just received by Steamer: .
The Lew work by the s0thor Of "Who Drsaks-fEsi
ONCE AND AGAIN"
2vos. l6Ino Price 81 SO.
Aleo new supply OF
LORD ERLISfOUy. By Miss Muloch. lvol
CHRISTIANS MISTAKE. Byte same. vol
LOVED AT LAST By Nsrk Lemon. 2vols
ZOFS BRAND BY tae author Of " "hecomhenoed 70
Mercy" . vols.
BEATRICE Rv Mis- Kayanszh. 2yols
me ElLLIARS AND The bURIONS- by Kingsley
2 vols.
Each volume sold ssparlsely. Price, 7Sc. each.
Sent pos'-paid receipt OF price u 1900
Apply for COMPf ETE CATALOGUE OF TIE TAUCH-
NllZ COLLECTION.
T. LEYPOLDT P,tbisher and Importer,
No Gl6 Brotdwey New-York
end 10. 1923 Chestnu1-st Philaaelphis. =
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Chances for 3ueiness 1leu.
IRON PROPERTY
nor SALE.
TENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS.

We will offer for sale, the SECOND DAY or zero.
BER 1865 Oh the premises the valuable iron Property known
ss THE TENNESSEE ROLLING WORMS VIII o44n acres
Of LAND nbon ceres good ing Land cleared ana under
fence situated on the CDmbeland RIVER any mics above the
mouth in Lyon County, honiusAy, embracing large ana
connie q Rolling ii Forge with twenty NOhbAug fl.s,
Michinc Shop containing Lithcs Boring aud PaIns Ma
with Crist Mi. attached. large Natehouse Dry GOODS
Store Pick Oioe ar-e number o. Dwellings io' WoIh
men Also atogt forty tAOs nd busles OF stone S0n anu
sixty thousand bushels Of Charcoal
c above IRON been in successful ofernion ier
number Of yesr and reputation Of the rou fully esab
bed with csracity for making six thousand tuns OF
Charcoal lrou year. yunsu pissed oy any nauiic
to- ia the United States. Tho ilcles for obtaining 9
are super estall shueDt n the Wet there p
ing three charcoal furnaces within one 70 three miles o ~"
MIL capable OF producing seven or eight housahd 'u u
Pig Iron yearly $500 .,,-..sc.., po.I .u,
The ABILITIES for obtaining cheap supplies OF Co', rOIA anu
other articles ur6ufpas cd. 80
Shipments Of Iron can be made the mouth OF tho Cum
ber.rnd River all seasons sf the yelt.
TERMS OF SALE. .
The Rolling Min Forge Gnl Lands thcrcunto attached al
To ia embracing Mil foree and Blacksmith ools and Nslsh
iolr wears date with approved CURLY and lien re-
tained uni q e purchase money Is pfd.
II understood that the purchase Of the r ena' hhd A
lures the wroush. iron snd cast ron scraps sohe
coal charcoal farming tools carpenter tools corn hy mules
cattle ho.s iron safe snd fixtures IN oice wagons carts
cnes etc. and pay cash at sir valuation two diiner'
ostcd men 20 tx said vauaon they 90 not agree, to
call IN q third man.
TIE object of the sale u ccse up said partnership agree
ably to the ardces Of col .raershp.
Capitalists wishing 20 iN~ in profitable IRON properly
will do well the whe-' competent uen val
be ready all times to show sne 'rrty and v. par
until day Of sale. h'l.i.hAN hi.Oi hEis''
nrl1r
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Reviews and Art Cc ms let ers from large ps Of
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con- ese ,umrrfy q. foseien and Domestic News; Excu-
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au-ric u. u a3at Ffu aId ohc- No icul.ual
and Agrcuiirii Iaf rustons 1cr Financial Cattle Dry
Goods and Gcne-a eart~i Gopl ~'cf ere published in
THE DAILY TRIBUNE. q f-orG ils cont ns artiC les
which pressure o3 a1veriseents vi act prTnt
70 put In the Daily Edit.on. The SCIENTIFICALLY
TRIBUNE also gives, In the Of year TREE or
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ALL WANTING FARMS.

Large and thriving settlement, Of Vine and mil
climate. n rnile, south OF Philadelphia 10y rsilroai
ich ,o produces large crops twenty tracts at t23
r.r az. payable within years; good bushes. openns
rno ,r,siy Iunircds settling sni maAing improve
.ocr,. hpoiy TO CiAs X LANDS, Postmaster Nnesnd,
Lana. .ownship J. Letters saswer-d Papers eontAnnt
M ,ulorn,iio, win be ten, free. From lpof Of Soon
IoLrton 1yituJn! Tdf1r0f The Tribune 10 " ons 9 ne
rro ,rfe, ire f,,r fyacif aino te,e po''h'n nni
,ua1 ooadinon for pleasant J1rmHe fat ve h'0" "'
stdc Of aAs Wofern prgirfcf.
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Doaro GRO Rooms.

TENO LET-A furnished FRONT ROOM ana
y BEDROOM. for or two gentlemen. Also. one sinai
i''"''"ou "V'' ''''''' ''' ~ C. r. yOlGT.
NANTED-BOARD for YOUNG LADY
w ms Private Family. Location between Fourteenth
end Tmnioihsts., nnl Third and Si1thaves address,
CLARKSOS. No. 297 Four.h-ave.
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Gales bp Auttiot,.


A. M. MsRwrx. Auctioneer. 4.
RY BANGS, MERWiN g. Co., Nos. 694 and
oDery Pictures. wo;ss oi E Fancy Good. Fanis': % 20 70
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, No. 9S0
- way nearly opposite ST. Nicholas teLG 20. A. LEA
CuARrBsnAsrxm GKssRAL's OpYrcaJ
WASHINGTON, DC, July "a, 1855
GREAT SALE OF CONVENIENT HORSHa
" AND MULES.
$4,000 ANIMALS TO BE SOLD DURING THE MONTE
In the States Of NswYOrk pennsyvsnia, Ohio, Ind.as
Delaware Maryand ssa SewnJ,.r'ey and the District
VIII be sold public AUCTION, to the hishes. bidss.
the time and places namsd Sf SsGTi 3y'yosk sK;
Hew.York City, Tuesday and Friday Of each weet, ~
Newly ork City, Wednesday Of each week. 30 Mass -
flmirs, Tuesday. August Q, 200 Horses
J. mira, Tuesday, August is, 500 Mules.
Albany. Friday, August Is 500 sine.;
Buffalo, Wednesday !, AgS1st .pgS I; % @ SO maer
Philadelphia, Thursday Of each week. 200 Horses eseh
Philadelphia, "Wednesday and Saturday of each week
PittsbSrsh fiursday Of each week 10 Mule. each asr
PottsviIle. Tuesday, Angus; l. 2Oe Mules
Miiiintown, fniag, August I. 200 Mules.
Newyile. Wednes day August 81 100 Horses
Neville, TruEsd.y. August 10, 100 auieA
smppsn.burgh, "Wednesday. August Ii, 100 HcssA
Erie. Thursday. August IL. 200 Horses.
Shippensburgh, Thursday, August II, 100 Miles,
Wilhainsport Friday, August 10, go Horses.
Indiana, Monday, .Aasus, 81, goo Horses:
Chambersburs, Wcdnesdsy August % 100 HorssA
Chambersburg, Thursdsy, August a. 100 Mulea
Milton Friday, August 25 200 Horsos.
Carlisle, Wetnesdsy August 81, 100 Horses
Carlisle. ThuIsday, August 81, 100 Aalea
OHIO.
Columbians, Tuesday. August /. 100 Horses
Sslem "Wednesday, August Q. 100 Horses
Alliance Thursdsy, August g. 200 Horses.
Canton, Saturday, August 5. 20y Horses.
Cleveland Tuesday, Augusts !.o0O Mulea
Massillon. Tuesday August lJ 2D0 Horses.
Crestline. Thusiay Angus, IT, 800 Mules
Cleveland Monday, August q. go Horses
INDIANA.
For. Wayne, Thursday, Auyn.t "A, l,cC0 Mcl,a
DELAWARE.
Wiluin~on Tuesday Of each week. 2aO Horses each Du
Wil.a.,on tsiday of each week 900 Mules esch day.
NEW-JERsEl.
Trenton. Thursdly. August 10, 200 Mules.
Trenton, Thuf5day, AUgg-t "a. 200 Mules.
MARYLAND
Baltimore Wednesday, August 9 and Wednesday Of -
week thereafter, 20J HoTses each day.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.
Each week day. 300 Mules
GIESBORO. ID. c.
Each week day excep, WedLesdsy, 200 Horses.
An opportunity 70 pui chase superior class Of saddle -
draft animals at far less than their true value h o1
10 the public.
Though the majority Of them sound and servosatA
they are no longer required in the army and mua be s4
Many OF the mules bought IN the BEG lining fv4
when young accompanied the armies In s their marches ~
camps and thoroughly broken hardened by exercise
and familiar from being long surrounded by the so
Animals will be sold singly.
Sales to commence NJ 10 ..
lerus-Cash, IN United States currency.
JAMES A. EkIN.
Drew. Brig Gen. in charge lst Div. @ MGh
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OnO Statesmen WANTED-To sell
Go Ubom il nar Concern.

ALL SOLDIERS wounded in the line Of
"A duty aud heirs Of such have died without receiving
bounty cal with your discharges LEEfERTS. HoFF-
MAN6 Co, Mitay and Naval Bankers, No. ~ fst row,
Tirnes Buianga Now.Yofk who will collect OF cash the
bounty. Also, OFFICERS CLEARAtCES PhOhPTLf
OBTAINED. LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE.
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BEST AND LATEST POPULAR

byvinr authors TIE COS. c these alone II bought in book
form would BE- from n, dlars II paroAas-d in the
ENGLISH MAGAZINES from which ;hey are carefully Sc
ieosod the Oud be three four times that No
where else eau intelligence aud permanent
literary meter be had ct 50 cheap rae "a in THE SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE IE0-e vhO believe III the principles
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srch paper can printed Persons residing N TIE city
0nd no more vauso journal sni them county rieni
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spoTswoop HOTEL, RIcHnosD, We, Aug, 10

1T having been reported that the SPOTS
i WOOD HOTEL had been conhscated and ciceed, the
deem proper tho public that such !.
not the case Tnc House Is OPEN for he accommodation OF
visitors, It has been from its opening day. Ia Sep'eu-
Der, 1860. .,
The House h.. been rcodeled renovated rurnisbed and
put in perc, order hrorgout and The travelling pubic may
Of finding comfortable accopuodztons wh us
"a cen BE- loand In any hrtciGss hoei NORTH or south
Our irieDds patrons and the traycn; pubic genery,
Visiting Richmond are cordially Invited 70 make their home
witt US ana pains will bo spared to make them Comfort
able we are pedyei 10 srtoin ihe wcknown reputation
Of the House. CORkEhT L MlbLNAI'D, frOlrie,ors.
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fBy order Of the Navy Department.
THE FOLLOWINGNAMkDN VESSELS -
PRIZE SCHOONER SAVANNAiI-5o iees long WV
si1E.WHEEL STEAMER FORT HENRY-lae
long breadth j. ii. depth II It in diam eyiodsf
10 II. stroke. .- ,,,n t,. q 4
sCREW STE A,'ER VALLEY CIIf-ipn ionsi
in heani der,h r. IN. cylinder p in' = & IN ' ri
SCKEW STEAMER HOSEY5DCkLE-Len, a -,
& n bgaad.h, 81 4. 8,n iep.h .. q. L., ey'lnd'''
% IN stroke. -, r.h af1 n Sal
hreidth 3ift. o o.. depth. IS q. IN, Ve'"eS"
o in cylinder - in; a STOKE on,,vrr. -repsA
CkNrEE. BOARD SCHOONER OhN
q. breadth. 2; 4. ia. depth, g 10: NAN gQCEy-
gENIER.BOARD SCHOONER oAhAn gein
Lenr,h los Il. m breath T. 7ir dep's' 'gJilN-
CENTER BOARD SCHOONER SAsSie . ~ = sr
Le.Isth Os n breadth p r. in; DE a. = -, nhsJ
PROPELLER DANDELiNE- Lensth, % "sslnsa q
bresdth. - q. in; depth Of hold IL ''
iu diameter; stroke, lui in =, -, a hrrst1s
PRofELLER cAMsnLIA-,LLensts1, d. II ..rsss ..
f. 10 in drpth, II q cylinder, % IN c',l''eI sss
BRIO BOtilO-Lergih, 100 T. breadth - -
dep.h of hold r. III. -, =, ..,e, the 49,
within ,1 days whoa the vessel must be SS,nnss
yard. y '" "
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NyISS OWEN respectfully informs her friends
vi and the public thot English and French BOARD
ISG AND DAY SCHOOL. for Young Ladies and Children
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NOTTAGE HILL SEMlNAhl lOr 1OONu
" LADIES Poughkseysis v. T.-Ihe Rev. GEORGE II
RIDER A. NJ Hecior Tl.s very select snd limited
Fuglish and srnch sanoo reo On WEDNESDAY. Sept
- Ccuars with fcieTcucss, be- obtained Appe
broAdwuy or ofthe Rector by port
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Zeal estate tor Sale.
EARN FOR SALE-A snug little FARi

\ sui,. hlo FOR a Farmer country seat lust two m
from Peeaski the tmrpiGe r'ai about hall ns lion
the conu,ry ,,as OF Mess. Dayton ard kitrieh
an trains stop a. Pcekskii. f-pm Newf ORR, about II
hours cont.uing about oo aood buildings plenty Of
fruit and excellent spring b tnt 30 the door end nern
IN pipes Iie fsm ia we'd Inquire Of j. j. iEL'
LOI,r. 10 b ParA.row. hen.I Z.
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order Of Hz TRIBUNE" being safer pre.t labio any
ether mode Of remittance. Address
ThE TRIBUNE, Eew.YoIk.
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j Pleasant village near the q udson River , , =,
Tho PRINCIPAL will call persons who shall leave him thei
address az CLARK 4 MAYNARD'o. No Barc!ay-si. pre-
yl0usly 70 August I8 lev. W. rrNN.
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JnstrnctioiI.


W 4 MER. SCHOOL INST" founded 1855,
IA isa reliable Educ iionAl Burssu,
For ell who seek Observation-Disclosures 1
For aiding teach to secure suitable positions.
For GIVING Paren's information OF good Schools
For selling and renting School Properties . |
- All teachers should have " App cation Form" .
fSy- Every Educator should American Educatorh
g. w. stHERMERHORS, Actuary No. 10 Grandss.
4 GRICULTURAL COLLEGE of PENN
n SYLVAKIA.-Opcn Students from March to Deceur
ber TO- Address WM H. ALLEN, President, Centre Co., Ia
HOME for SIX BOYS, with special care
N and instruction. Rev. j. TUFTS honson, n. }.
A TTENTION, Returned dSolders.-Fall' Term,
~ Aug 81 Fort Edward Institutes furnishes board, wash
Inc and fuel with Common English Branches term Of IL
weeks for SIS Brick buildnssi l5teachrrs Address .
Row. JOSEPH L. KING, DID,. Fort Edward, n. T.
A T TOWNSENDs COMMERCIAL ACAD-
"A ENVY, No $50 aowery, BookkeePing, Wrsins. Ari!h'
metic Smelling Grammar &C., taught day aud evening.
Rooms for Ladies and private instruction
DROOKLYN HIGITS SEMINARY, Nos.
4 49, 49, % Montague-st., Brookyn This English and
French Boarding aud Day School for Young Ladies VIII kE
OPEN on MONDAY Septamber 10. At1ress
" CHARLES T.. WEST, LID. Principal.
BOARDING SCHOOL in FISHKILL, very
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4 ok SNEE-N VVVI O-oVVIl "HV ~
T. HOUSE. with Kitchen sra bed, good Cellar iarrr
Wooishcd and good We. o. Nfr w,h some young ornius
ru Tree, aud Of soun- i The uppar part o IN
elishovn Monmouth County. 2. nDtsrsen ininf iEtfy
price. -20D cash. Inquisr a. THOMAS NtoI, sIoh'
Ing "a. rreniseI or a. No 80 witt New or pe,"ren
ana ococs ANY pcrson si''.n- the premises can
O. end return the day b. e smdrn and Auboy ie