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The Portland daily press., 1865-04-08
@. =. KIMBALL'S
M PATENT 20
JUMP SEAT CARRIAGE

The attention otthe rubic is respectfully called
TO my Ew STYLE PATENT 5UMP-sEAr CARRIAGE
-Tas usei for two or Jour passengers-invented ana
Lherebg certify, fhat have used, the past eeason
the x mbaH Jump seat CTrriags, on which Mr.. c.
r kimoail obtained 1etters Patent on the 18th of
NoV.ie64 take great pleasure in saying TO al
persons desiring good, genfeel and serviceable
Family CarIiase, thai, ia my opinion, the Kinball
Jump Seat far sarpasses any thog OF the kind ever
oefo invented-being vtry gsnteel in style, ae
light ard well adapte1 for one two persons any
single Carriage, OF roemy End comfortab for four
n groom persons lis also of the easiest riding
Carriages nave seen, either with Two or four
person. TIL seats are so constructed that even a
child Can shit hem. and SO well proportional and
made that they do not get out of repair.
atvise AL to examine before purchasing any 9TH
or KIM Of Family Carriage.
Jacob McLe Ian Mayor Of Portland, Ne.
Rsv. Alex. Burgess,
Q. II ADAMS. Landlord PrebIe House,
w p. hase. Of Chase Eros & CO.,
w. V. Moses, Bath, Me-,
Thomas LamDart Augusta, Me-,
7. J: Southland, Richmond, Me,
e. g, Sonle, Fresport Me-,
William Gore, a.
George Thompson. Portsmouth, N. H.
Pm Blanchard. Yarmouth, Me-, @
c H. SouIhard, Richmond, Me-, ga
W. y. Brown Saoearsppa, % u
A D. Smith, Jr.. Providence, r. l., sf5ss
e. W Rob nson, Jew York, 100 tnNo
Moses Blasdell, Peon. Illinois,
J X Hamilton, Montreal, q. e.,
Jam InorD Dora, Nj toronto, ", W.,
= J. Rich,d Thompson, Barrister. Hamilton. c. W..
Prices as 10 as can be aforded-being much Il IS
thaua Csrryal and but little higher than good Top
Buggy thes make beautifus Top Buggy and
peri city gentesl Carrvall. A-
Sold only by the Pa'entee at Portland Maine,
aud by KIMBALL BRorHERs, no Sudbury Street,
Boston. -.
ALI persons are ca1tionei against me king selling
or using the Carriage without first securing the
right to do so
Sec engra sirgs of the carriage, sent by mail. with
C. r. KEMBALL, 81
Manufacturer aud Patentee,
apl4d3m Ek4e PRsBLE ST PORTLAND, ME.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-08
STEAMBOATS,.
Steam from Liverpool to Boston,
DIRECT. ONCE a FORTNIGHT.
rs
Warren & Co.'s Line.

The following splendid fret class
IHHEANSed to sail from Liverpool for Bos.
ION every alternate Saturday, com
M nUlng SATURDAY, April 8. 1885,
rRoPoETls. 1900 tons, $50 horse power.
aALLEsroNr s5oo tons go go horse horse power
"a YARMOUTH, $500 tons, $50 horse power.
Passengers by these Steamships will be regularly
supplied with liberal allowance of cooked provis-
kteerage passage frem Everpoolt to Botton, $50 90
i; Children under IL years, - 5000
tW ITO R SIs OF NEW ENGLAND wish
ing to getthelr frien out from the Old Country
these offer a1yanages superior to those Of
land In Boston. VIII hey will lie within easy reach
at thsr friends, aud where thay will avoid msny of
tho dangers ann annoy anceg which btset strangers
laading in New York.
For freight or passage applyto WARREN & CO,
80 State st. and 4lS Commeroial street Boston.
H7-SIGHr DRAFTS for FL Ster ing and upwards,
Agents In Liverpool GEO. WARREN & CO.. Fem
wick Cham. ers. fble CIV
Steam to and FROM the Old Country.
f@9> The weII-known favorite CIydebuilt
&AlkAMs Iron steamers of tie ANCHOR LINZ of
sl-alnenhs, ''HrBRRrik CALEDONIA, BRITAIN
MIA" and "UNITEp INsDoM," are ntes ded to sail
fertnightly to and II ON New York carrying pas
Dts6ts Waterford, Cork, limerick 6alDay or
Londonderry These steamers were built specially
Ter he Atlantic trade, are divided into water and
air.tight compartment
- Rates of Passage.
From New York I. any ofthe above place: Cabins,
$40 and 800; steernge $45, payable in American
To New York from any of the above places: Cab.
equivalent la American currency.
Those who wish to send for their friends can buy
tickets at thsss ssssf " tSs Agsnb
janDd4m Rowling Green, NJ ~nrk.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-08
POETRY.
For the Pre.s
Nv Dream.

For the Preee.
Ny Dream.
On Wild dark night of winter,
when the snow doomed white and high,
Iwas sitting, darby brooding,
Casing at the neeey Hky.
Twas broodiDg DER thu monsnta
Idly spent and idly lost
Dreaming Of NY bark, that ever
ssemeth wildly, madly tossed.
AMI the wind without was bowling
plrges DER some unknown grave
Ger some bark that then was struggling
Fiacsly tn the stormy wave.
Pitful and lone it's whispers,
Sad aud drear It's echoes came,
And my heart wa caught it shriskins-
Ever shri king-still the same.
But the great clouds lowering DER me,
Spreading out DER heavens dark blue,
And the ars' sweet, mournful gianees'
Thrilled my soul with rap urs new.
Forr felt a soft. low sadness
Stealing through my evsrysein,
Bre4t ing round me balmy fragrance,
Calm and pure as summer rain.
And Quivering sweet and earnest,
Touching chords within my heart,
With rs gentle pressure dead'ning
Every deep aud painful smart.
Then low voice seemed to murmur,
Whilst ise'd noe rose and fell,
A it gen " cast around me
Loves enchanting. mag spsll:-
- eep my loved one. Sleep to waken
Where thy tears shall never fall
Where We count not moments aeetng,-
Where We heed not Times dark pa l."
Then my eyelid', gently closing,
Az II seemed by ANGELS hand,
Vel ed my SOULS sad, lonely chambers -
Girtmy brain with Sleeps dark band.
And seemed like one for aiken,
Wand'ring % through ma1ss deep
Like one treading falsely. blindly,
Der some dangerous. rocky steep.
But again, my vision changing.
'sIidsta landscape draped with flowers,
7, like Hope. was quick pursuing,
With feet step the golden hours.
And twas thus while eager chasIng.H
Once again that sweet voice spoke
'Livs and earn and cease thy dreaming"
And thus speaking-I awoke.
Nr-.6 IA -osg Wr1
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-08
Petroleum Stocks.

Suchinvestments, as a class, offer greater induce
ments to persons of either large or small means,
than any the world has ever known.
Many Petroleum Stocks are nowpaying at the rate
of so per cent perannum. and taking the increased
value OF the stock into consideration person in
vestng at subscription price in rel able companies
may reasonably expect to double their money with
Ia year. Capitalists in all parts ofthe country are
giving their attention almost exclusively to this
class of securities which have already yielded prince
ly fortunes to thousands of persons.
Persons desiring information can rely upon re-
ceiving an unbiased account of the standing and
prospects of the various companies on the market
Receipts and Certificates will be forwarded in ex-
change for available funds, without charge; and
Petroleum and Coal Stocks will be sold at the Bro
kers Boards of New York and Philadelphia at
the regular rates of commission.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-08

FRANK CONVERSE,
Boot, Shoe and Leather Dealer l6l Pearlst Boston.
B. +. BRowN,
Brown Brothers, State street, Boston.
JOHN A. GOODWIN, Lowell
SETH WILMARTH, Boston. r.
WILLIAM A. PUrNEY,
OfRcss. Foster q Co., Chicago, II.
ALPHEUs GAY, Manchester, N. H.
JOHN c. YOU'VE, Manchester, N. II.
JOHN FEDERHEN, Sd 81 Court street Boston
is JssQ. A. SARGENT, Manchester,
NJ. PRoUT, Manchester, N. Fl. II
SAMUEL CHASE. Manchester, N. III.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-08
The School Kiss.

y The School Kiss
.'who gave that kiss?" the teacher cried;
ssTwas Harry Hall /" John Jones replied.
''Come here to me-" Swi cher aid,
And soemnly he shook his head;
"What evi genius prompted you X
b rude thing In school to dot
Bald Harry: II can hardly say
JUS how It happened ANY way,
To do srm che v hi pered me;
And round my face her ours YOU see
Th4t Is her cheek o d and -
Just ki sed her, but l don't know why.''
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-08
Portland and Hsostom Line

a .,s, THE STEAMERS
Forest City. Lewiston and Montreal,
7, ~ ~, win, until further notice. run o.
follows: ..,...,. w.. n.-.,
every Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, att o. clock p NJ, and India Wharf, Boston,
every Monday, Tuesday, wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, at 8 O'Clock p. M.
Fare in Cabin. Observation-Disclosures $500.
Freight taken as usual.
The Company are not responsible for baggage to
any amount exceeding S5ain value and inst per.
soua unless notice is given and pa for at the rate
OF one passenger for every $500 additional value.
FEB IL. 1899. diff L. BILLINGS. Agent
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-08
Remarkable Cure of Deafness of T,Oen.y
Years Standing.

June 18th, 1884
j, JOHN A. NEwooMB, of Quincy do certify that
have been entirely deaf In my lef ear TOR twenty
years, and for the past six years my right esr has
been so deaf that could not hear conYerf alton or
public speaking of any kind. could not hear the
church bells ring, while was sit IL in the church.
have also been troubled for number of years with
very sore throat, so that was obliged to give up
singing IN church, FOR had lost my voice had
great trouble in my head-teTrible noises almost 10
oraziness- My head felt numb and stupid, and WA
source OF constant trouble 10 me.
tried every remedy that could bs thought Of
went TO aurists; but they waited to use instlu-
ments, would have no hing to do with them-
About one month since l obtained Mrs. Browns
metaphysical Discovery, and used it according TO
the directions on the bottles And the resul is that
the caring of both ears is perfectly restored 90
thatI can hear as well any The great trouble
in my head IL entirely gone. My head feels perfsot-
ly and at rest My throat, which was SO diseas
cd, lie entirely cured and have recovered my voice
again. would not take thousand dollars for
the benefit have received in the use of Mrs NJ e.
Browns Metaphysical Discovery.
Remarkable Cure Of Scrcfalous Sore Hamds, DIs.
charge. from the Ear, &c.
Sore Throat. StiG Knees, Couch. Deofaess and
Failing Of Hair Cured RfeetEaiIy
December as 1884.
1, Mrs. N. ]. Davis, Sd street. South Boston, rear
OF the church, have been troubled withthe above
diseases, and by the use of Mrs III g. Browns
metaphysical Discovery, am cured of them ALL
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-08
RAILROADS.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY,

OGA]1ND AsCNA RAIL w Ak
Of Canada.
WINTER ARRANGRMENT.
On and after Monday, Nov. Z, 1854,
trains will run daily, (Sundays except
eul untii further notice, as follows:
UP TRAINS.
sLeaye Portland for South Paris and Lewiston ~
trains for Montreal and the West, at lz6 Z. III.
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave South Paris OF 6.4b A. NJ ana lsland fono
at6.50A. M.
The Company are not responsible for baggage to
sny amount exceeding $50 in value, and that per-
unless notice given and paid for at the rate
- nra nassen yer for every $500 additional value
CD BRYDGES, Managing Director
III BAILEY, Superintendent.
Porflapd Nov. Z, 1884 now
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-08

uTsdt cure OF DyspepStd, Pdraly SIS, Conftipatlor,
Re, Of Tt0enty Years. Standing.
December "a 1884.
cd for 30 years wi complication o. disease men.
tai and physical great nervous debility dysp psla
aud constipation its worst form has eco dootor-
ing and druggng ali her e. Dbl aimed nv Me'apbvs
ica Discovery about May last and by its faithful use
has now both mental anu physical faculties restored
SO been Similarly benefited BY my Metaphysical
Discovery"
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-08
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD

r-ssz5zzEz=E1 Trains leave Portland, Grand Trunk
Station, for Lewiston and Auburn, at
5.4O a IA. aud LIS p M
For Bangor and intermediate stations at rs p. M.
RETURNING Leave Lewiston at $40 A. NJ =, and
arrive in Portland at $50 A. NJ. Leave Bangor at
7.30i A. III and arrive in Portland at 2l5 p. N.
Both these trains connect at Portland with trains for
Boston.
Freight train leaves Portland at A. N. and re
turning is due in Portland at r NJ.
Stages connect with trains at principal stations,
daily for most Of the towns North and East Of this
@. M. MORSE, Supt.
WatArville November. 1899. ef decl4
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-08
Portland and Kennebec r. R.

Csa5ss5E455S1 Passenger Trains leave new depot IN
Portland daily for Brunswick, Bath,
Aus Waterville, Kendals Mills ana Skowhegan,
at L07 p M. At kendall's Mills this train con-
meets at as P. n with train for Bangor same even
ing. at5
new depot, at2P. NJ. Tn train takes passengers at
KendalPs Mills rom the train from Bangor.
CONNECTION TICKETS sold at Freeport, Bruins
wick, Bath, and all other stations between Bruins
wick and KendalPs Mills for Bangor ana all other
stations on the Maine Central X. r. east of Ken.
Mills.
this route 10 Bangor will be made the SAME as BY
any other line. ItNN FhI4Mf4
Freight Train leaves rev depot Portland at As A.
II. daily. Returning 1t Is due a. 8 n daily.
EDWIN MOVES.
March 81. I9s6-aurstf H Suuerintendent
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-08
PETROLEUM.

PETROLEUM.
a44 PROSPECTUS -
OF THE e.J
ST II l. l. a
PETROLEUM co.
Property in Venango County, Penn.
Office Of the Company No. IA Broadway,
New York.
THE STELLA PETROLEUM COMPANY
New York, with Capital Of 900, represented
by 100, 900 Shares, of the par value OF SIS each :
Shareholders are exempt from all personal liability.
$4,000 Reserved for Working Capital.
OFFICERS,
SAMUEL BOOTH, President.
John gSa FREE Chr Vice. Y g President.
WILLIAM NJ LITTLE, Treasurer.
ALkX. MoCUE, Counsel
Trustees,
SAMUEL Booth, Sc Myrtle Avenue Brooklyn
JOHN FRENCH, Clinton Avenue, Bro0 klyn.
FOSTER PErTIT, lot Petit & Crook) 1876 Water st,
wILEIAm II. WALLACE, 1sl Washington Street,
New York. $3.50 =. '
RIoEARD IEaRAHAM, 1e Court st, BROOKLYN.
WILLIAM III. LITTLE, (o1 Wvckoff 4 Little Mon
tague street, near Court, Brooklyn
ALFRED BEoARs (of Becar. Napier A. ca a42
Broad way, New York.
JOHN DoHRRTY, Park Place, Brooklyn f
L. HoRATIo BIGLOw, tof L. H. Bialow 4 Col2
William street, New York.
The fee simple property Of the Company consists
oftwo hundred and thirty EIGHT acres OF tie best
territory in the oil regions lying Pit Hole Creek
Cherry RIM, Mcguire Run, and Dunn Run, near IL.
dioute. Wells viii be sunk on this property immedi-
atey and with the large working capital Of $4,000
great results are anticipated.
This Company has been formed not as q matter of
speculation, but to develcpe property which it is
believed will prove to be OF grea. value. The repu.
tation Of the gentlemen composing the Board of
Trustees 10 sufficient guarantee that this object will
be rapidly and faithfully carried out, and that the
stock viii prove most desirable and profitable in
vestment.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-08
PORTLAND, SACO 81 PORTSMOUTH
RAILROAD.

CHsEzE7 On and after April 8, 1865, Passenger
E56aiNe&aS5&2 Trains leave as follows:
Leave Portland for Boston, at $40 A. II. and ago
PM.
Leave Boston for Portland at 7.so A. NJ. and 8
p.
Freight trains leave Portland and Boston daily.
.er1Eif p6ts5A 40 FRANCIS CHASE, Supt.
Portland, April 8, 1866 edit
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-08

Fee simple of twenty acres of the Barrett Farm,
on Pithole Greek. ALI fat boring land, situated
above the new well just struck by the United States
Petroleum Company. now flowing $50 barrels daily.
No better selection be found the whole creek
for oil purposes. Wells will be Immediately put
down on this property.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-08
WORKING CAPITAL $4,000
PERSONAL LIABILITY,
NO RTHER ASSESSMENT.
To be Organized under the General Laws of Massa.
chuset 8.
0 f r I q E r 8:
PRESIDENT:
r II A CIS b U ii ..
Treasurer and Clerk: y
FIR NCIS W. HI AT C. H.

This is not stock offered at the greatly inflated
prices, and sold At its nom nal lar value by which
reduction EACH ockhodeT is maze personally liable;
but is sold at Its actual par value and cost.
Two Wells now going down, and more
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-08

tn, whole working interest in lease No 80 Henry
Bend, on which well is now being sunk, to be de-
THIS ooNPAEY, together with new ten-horse pow
er engine.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-08

wewould eail special attention to the following
companies:
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-08
DEVELOPED INTERESTS.

The whole working interest in lease No. IL of the
Heydrick Farm, Henry Bend. Allegheny River of
one-halt the oil; which ase Is same fat as the
crest Heydrick well, which has flowed seven hum
dred barrels per day turned out over sixty thous-
and barrels Of oil within the last four years. and
which Is still pumping ever sixty barrels per day.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-08

Three-eixteenths working interest in the Amazon
well, on Smith Fam, Cherry Run, which well Is
now pumping one hundred barrels daily, and shows
chance Of much improvement. The interest 10 this
Company is nine barrels per day.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-08

Some Of the above named O'ergymen may have chang
saer PASTORAL charge since the publication Of the
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-08

Fee simple of twelve sores Haworth Farm Pithole
Creek. most beautiful site. All Dor n land. A
short distance above the great United States we'll
The prospect is very fla tering and the property is
Smith Farm on Cherry Run. Wells will be sunk on
this property imme diately,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-21
President Johnson's Inaugural.

Nice-President Andrew johnson was
inaugurated President Of the United
States at 10 O'Clock, Saturday morning
ut his rooms at the Kirkwood House
Washington, After the ceremony he
spoke as follows: ..
GENTLEMEN II must be permitted
to say that l have been almost over.
whelmed by the announcement of the
sad event which has so recently occur.
red; l feel incompetent to perform du.
ties SO important and responsible as
these, which have been so unexpected
~ thrown upon me. AS to an indica-
tfon of any policy which may be pur-
sued by me in the administration of the
Government, / have to say that that
must be left for development as the adj
ministration progresses. The message
or declaration must be made by acts As
they transpire. The only assurance
that ] can now give of the future is q
reference to the past. The course which
i have taken in the past in connection
with this rebellion must be regarded as
guarantee of the future. My past
public life which has been long and la
borious has been founded, as / in good
conscience believe upon great princi-
pie of right, which lies at the basis of
all things. . .-.-
The best energies Of my life have been
spent in endeavoring to establish and
perpetuate the principles of free gov
ernment. believe that the govern
ment in passing through the present
difficulties will settle down the princi-
pies consonant with popular rights,
more permanent and enduring than
heretofore. must be permitted to saw,
If understand the feelings of my own
heart, l have long labored to ameiiorate
and elevate the condition of the great
mass of the American people. Tolls,
and an honest advocacy Of the great
principles of free government have
been my lot. The duties have been
mine, the consequences are Gods. This
has been the foundation of my political
creed. l feel that in the end the gov
ernment will triumph, and that these
great principles will be permanently es-
tablished.
In conclusion, gentlemen, let me say
that want your encouragement and
Its continuance. shall rely upon YOU
and Others in carrying this government
through its present perils. / feel in
making this request that it will be
heartily responded to by you and all
other patriots and lovers of the rights
and interests of free people.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-21
PR m IUMS iN.GOLD.

A. an additional inducenent to Subscribe early w.,
snail distribute subscribers large list OF val
liable Premiums, relying upon extraordinary Is-y,
Subscription List to compensate for ibrr lity
These Premiums will consist Of valuable Souvenirs OF The
Golden Wealth Of the Pacific States and will be Us fol
lows -
eFs" To any person sending Us One Hundred Paving
subscriptions, will send them iD,meainteiy Tw.n
~ and Ten Dollar Gold Piece, California Coinage
and an extra Copy Of the Pacific MONTHLY for year
free.
eH- To any person sending US Fifty Paving Suhscrb.
ers We will send iiHpedidteiY Ten and Five Dollar
Gold Piece, and an extra Copy Of the PACIFIC MONTH
for year, free
kH-- TO any person sending us Twenty Five Paving
Subscribers will send, imatediafeiu Five Dollar
ana Two-anh-haf Dollar Gold Piece, and an extra
Copy OF the Pacific MONTHLY for year. free
Sg" To any person sending us Ten Paying Sulsrrib.
ers, we will send Immediately, a Three Dollar Gold
Piece, and an extra Copy of the Pacific MONTHLY for
year, free.
c- To any person sending us Five Paying Sulsc lp.
ions we Will send an extra Copy Of the PACIFIC MoSr-
LII for a year, free.
The Presents and Souvenirs consist Of Ladies' Breast
Pins. Ear Rings Finger Rings Sleeve Buttons etc and
Gentlemen's Breast Pins. Finger Rings Sleeve Buttons
studs Settings for Cane Heads etc made from Caor
MIA and Nevada Gold and Silver Rearing Quartz and Ore
-Crysalizcd Quartz Jewelry Commonly known as Cal
ornia Diamond Jewery) Tie q old and Sv.r-.ea ring
Quartz and Ore from which these Souvenirs are made is
from the celebrated GurLB CURRY and Ophir Mines of
Nevada, and will be valuable Men.ntos as well as
beautiful In Appearance and Design. EVERY REGU.
LAR SUBSCRIBER, as above, to the rACIric MONTHLY
viii he entitled to Of these Articles for every Sub
scription standing opposite their our books.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-21

The government designed to promote the prosperity
ht"' happiness If both Students and Teachers Thi,
VIII Commend Itself TO every web disposed mind and e.
sere the cordial support Of every Lady and Gentleman
In administering discipline, pariulity is stuhously
avoided All rooms furnished with stove chairs
oeds;ead wash stand, wardrobe and mirror Gentlemen
VIII inrnis quilts, sheets, and pillow slips Ladies are
~ furnish all their be ddins they generally prefer to
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-21
FACULTY.
Location.

The above named Institution Is located At the Village
fayette fayete county. Iowa. The situation Of the
Village and Its vicinity affords every facility desirable for
an institution Of Learning. For health and moral in
naencrs o. an elsrdted order not perhaps sursss
ed Ia the State.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-21

" FORSYTH AGO. ~ & A. NASSAU ST.
~ New York, tadjnining the Post Olce) oilyr for
s.s the following magnificent list Of
Watches, hains, Jewclry, &C.,
Valued at s5Oo,c0o. EACH ARTICLE ONE DOLLAR
aud not to be paid for until you know What you are
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-21
Preparatory Department.,
ESellious Element.

preparatory department Is arranged for all Misses
And Lads not qualified to enter the Academic classes
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-21

Fall Term commences September lst and closes D..
sember list, 1854 Winter Term commences December
18th. 1864, and closes March 18TH 1861 Summer Term
commences March 29th, and closes June 2sth 1863
1t Is very desirable that Students enter at the CON-
nencement OF the terms.
No person need apply for admission who cannot O,
VII! not conform TO the published by Laws Of the Ins
stSa.
Rev. II. s. BRONSON Prrst Beard Trustees.
J.. W. WATERBURY,, Secreatry
Rev. F. C. MATHER, Agent
T.n. sliAMsENLaiai. Execute. csn.a.i.t.s
IArHris. Fayette County, iowa, Aug /, 1864 Eft
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-21


me articles in this stock Of Jewery are the neatest
And most fashionable styles Certificates of all the yari.
Gus articles are PIT in sealed envelopes and mixed thus
SWING all lair chance. and sent ny mail for IS cents
ana on Ihe receipt Of the certificate il Is your
IN II, or not. i've certificates 81 eleven ~; thirty
s5 sXty-hre $40; one hnnir, sl5 Certificate money
answered. -f'''
We wish it d s.fnctly understood that our business
no lottery The object Of this selling Is 20
give purchasers the opportunity Of buying Jewery at the
Wholesale prices with the chance of getting a watch or
some other valuable article and all goods s.,it 1t sat
fun led
AGENrS wanted In every town and regiment Send
o. Circular Address ". FORSYTH Il Co.
u ~ Nassau ST.. New York,