davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-07-19

NAVAL STDHKY-s
uff q. We EOht1nn. 10 QuI
1ar.......-...- 15.MSs1aM
Yankee Pitch. Zoo
Pine Pitch. ..,.. 1G-Nl
1eAl- FAX pacEnR-..s.Hc
lt1t- Hemp psck11K....43c
Am limp Sup.........Ec
All. Hemp No. 1-,,,...,9c
Am. Hemp 30 2.-......A
Lath. Y&tn Hemp. 20 c
Ul13-Tne general N,
ctHuxe Ltrseed less ae
weeks. bnt the pItce still
, 1865-07-19
COMMERCIAL.

arket-FIlat Board, Irregular. Ssco.t Board
, 1865-07-19


The receipts to"dsy are much larger than usu.l Al
80 early period ofthe week hut wing to The snms
ted And ouo5ant condition Of the Market ta.y were
all closed ont with dlspateh- AID mere could have
bsen sold hsd they been at hand. Tha continued
good feeling In the New Ytsk market hss lnn,rted
additional huo5ancJ to the trade hers, aud Erica.
have ra:ed as . most grautJ,ng ngu1e Tor d.o7e,s
hardly below ten cents.
"How ]1ug viii this conttnue7" il ths anxious IT,
qutJ With Ill. That the aTAnce Il more ipecclatayo
thAn zeal, IL seem to feel, aud look with shyc.ne
dread toward the fntare. That one extreme fol]ovs
tnothar tuth tsu2ht by the hlatary Of thi. mar.
ket fer yeara pskt. How tha 1evu'aiou Is to
Il At present the theme OF much speculation,
We quote ,he rsrket IA active, and prices 1saesc
higher thAn On Saturday.
The hlzhc.t sale made to-day WAS By Z. etrsh .1u&
Co nj tho eouthern Yarts. They sold to Ia N q
B<oth III Hogs, averaging 40 NJ. y. so 30 10, u
which Is the highes price received In this s.ket tor
many Eorths.
, 1865-07-19

TuEspAy EyEHMo, 5uly -.
The following summary shows tho movement
In produce and provisions during tho past IS
hours, compared with the movement for the same
time last year:
, 1865-07-19

|
WIG across tno Auantes anoeea u Hlu oe
sa5 nkc!y 70 fcs'Se iss claims eTea ene
a'Mnuc caole 1el- 30 kanoly WAS II Spo1oa
ol y! 1oe capa1aHs" ana saEans uve 5S
Ego tnat ~ eeeHs 10 nave on!S awA'.eo tae
2oJustnent o. our nat'onaa s.lus.e " tase
~ pA.e ,!1attS amous cnt "nsse III w .as s'ae
.nc Auan' .,a ~ anla .uu~ 19a1 =. PROPOSED 10
. ose .1s 80 aaas ~ % ou .as nAtoss1 Stepping
u.s 1sh..aae % ~ crs!n,saa - e tu num soe coast OF
Te.1sra ,,,erc. ~ ~ r.oA - Iceo4Ana ", 70
coas, II Eoywav ar scot,,.I Ice .ou 1ne
~. suhmcrs,ons Of cabla 49, ns tou'e
.anot1, thau In marine v,rss 49,. ~ ~ s'ea'ef
~ ,,sa uTtb little dan.a. ~ =, nave oeen
a;ons - w assert t,at ~ 49,! ~ ieunn: Electf1.
IN ,is trana}t 41,ronH,, .oee u an estea
| II Ia certainly reto 49, 80 % .ss oeAu ea.i,e.
danger that sxaits tbe a+1,a.sa ts.s,s ue enle.
The Eborter staoss ~ 49, W.I Laois. s,. nS
scheme this difficulty is wholly removed.
soundings have been made along the whole
route and fympathies Of governments and
capitalists already enlisted md ready for
effective activity when The time arrives, as
h:r1ve II VIII.
beJono al question the croWnsns event
,of "n1ch Inc age waits Is thc connection OF
le no" very eomptete telegfaphlc systems
o1 me Two hcmi:phe1es. The wires have
o.en ca14Eo 10 tae semoiest parts Of bob
~ 1nen,s, ~ Ioss1n"ent enterprise IN the
tha ansM ' tTs M.s.! tuousu plasase eaptA IN
40 snno..xta, -. ~ ~. "",a - nalllus lor Is
..a 49, 49, ~. s' snA4i uulte tne Two,
NV ,.,u ~ ~ az ~ % aue Auanue Gable
a.r,s ~ t;n,a e,na1s ss,'Ju wv .ue otne's VIII
~ sntsst ar,ra sI,,,...s ' =. s".uot Even NJ
MN, the,r canor;tr "a a. a.e, ~, s oeana
hr the mnlt,forions 1ana II, ~ nv NJ NJ oe
n snccess In tbeae entornrisas 49,. .uoA ios
1hilv ronnd he inventinn ~ tha .",a NJ hos-
The readers of The Tn1n1vr w,,1 ~ ~ Ji..
dsr cn,ov with 1hc5r cott.s W. 80 ~ w g!slan1
.atches the snnom,-v ~ ~. W nosio ots-
ercnfs. We sha1l w1;b,n .sar rss4oas ~. ~. aafa
r,,h te1eeanh,c frnsrs asess seas =. ."o 'ouca
noTtance IN the e1ohc f>''A' VI LIZ
THE PATENT SAFE ARGUMENT.
Several years aeo there was branch Of In
dust1y farn!liasly known to the "fanc5" rs
the patent safe game, though We believe It
was Fever patented, and 1t Was very far from
being sac. 1t consisted In cnticing the IN
wary conntryman who might be found peer-
ing into the mock auction shops, or staring
mp At Inc street corners Of onr larger cities
away into the cemeteries and other lonely
purlieus and suburhs-where, spider-llke, the
"rattnt safe man" maintained his rural
haunt Recllred under the genial shade of a
Spreading elm, he Was ever intently eueseed
IN candid examination of his model fuyen,
, 1865-07-19

There has been more nc:i.tty in Dry Goods this
week And pr1c 7. undtr good dea1nd aud very re-.
ouced stock Of mot leadag articles continue
ttsad1y IT, e. she sdvaase; bsown sad besehed cot
1es *pIodaGffon M no AZ 1e9ls psI cent hgher;
nannels continue scare. For Hooens. ihe demand
y on he ineseasF, and prices Of 81 styes
~ OF suitable hands tnd high rates d.Hisuded for
laoor limiting the supply OF xoods vesy mBte:iAlly
while the demand is on The iecfease.
, 1865-07-19

...-.. 1uesdAJ Evening, JnJ is.
BEBF CATfLE-AecordinE to the Board Of Trsde
report, the receipts and shipments tiuce Cur last IL
sue, compared with the corresponding period OF 1884,
have been s. follows. 1t should be borua in mind
that these recspts aad ihjpnena are really those Of
the day prt etInH.
, 1865-07-19

LEA T0Ek-lhess Esa neeu no 1.W deyelop ucus
AAto uoi las haua- Tha trade coat1unes ou McdGf.
a.t!y aeu9e aoa prices have n2ce:Ko1a 40 chaaSs.
, 1865-07-19

golden itlauds. Earth and sky, upon this
quiet sabbath evening, spoke mo:e elo-
quently thsn human lips Of the bensdeence
and majesty OF GID.
Truly yours, VIA7oR.
, 1865-07-19

Illness of Gov. BrouEh.
CLEVELAND, July 18.-0ov. Btough had
very serious relapse last night, hut Is some-
what Better tonight, though still verJ III.
, 1865-07-19
Rates Of Grain Storage ut Toledo.

IE3utu TIE 1Q1tGU Dl3ue, lltu.1
It Tas announced on Change to-day that en- and
tstr Monday next, rates Of grain storage would be
uniform tnrouKfout the clty-CsnRl and R-uroad
Elevators, ~ iolcTs:
Each add ID ahys 81 irsetion i6ereoi.. &c per h. h.
, 1865-07-19
RlxFz1u 1t1s PERMANENTLY REMOVED,
W. VIZ FETARsON, Of Vienna, G11ady Co.. Illinois.

Nf1Eft.
2Jyo1azeas soE- aged ten Jtszs. 9as attached with
ErHHsT. OF EPn11T1o FRS, And had HIN Nt4nd.
ed By several OF our bes. physicsns tn marry etxh.
t<ca months without any mate ia neneat; tts sptts
rem Alntnk as Irregular pa.iods Tom Two to ptns
webs. anu Increasing In severity and frequency.
September fh. 1sep. he had th1ae Tery hard spells
AID on Tho 18th commenced TIA use Of JArn.s
AL111ATIV9 and 6ANaTfyx P1LLk and from that tina
70 lhA he tN neYer oeen troubled with thern, aud
have eye1y 1esson to hnpe he u pe1aanently crred.
In al. have bought fo1tytEo bottles Of tho Altess-
Gve. and half dozsn bo1es of5anal7e PILE; md Il
Il 10 thin pe7tlateaeo In thstr exaIa.ly and con.
stlnty tor 70 long tina, that Attrtbsta tAa e1zv
removal qt tas dtsease.
, 1865-07-19

Here the market waa irregular. EARLY In tha
day there was strong desire to sell, and the mn.
ket WIS very weak, but in the afternoon there wa1
4 sttsnger. feeling. At the first bo,sd cash Gold
was sold IN email los at 14as014a,s, but in tho at
tcrnoou sa1es were quick at 143. Oashe street.
Gold opened at IL, and elosed at lex, Silver
ives quiet and nominal at 1888.
Government Bod were quiet and easier. VIC
quote:
, 1865-07-19
1KIP NORTMyYARs>.

Fishing in tho ST. Crofx-Trayolturb bv
StMEe- Fails os st, AnIhOMy-pltpne-
hAhn-1'OMn n 1.-THE Hs1ver-ia Crosse,
kIc exc.
, 1865-07-19

There waa good attendance at the Evening
Exchange, and the markets, though nrrn, were
not active. Wheat was drn at the closing price
On Change. oais were 1c better, but not a:tive.
~ callers We.s above the yiews Of buyers. There
were buyers Of No. Com ut 68c, hut holders
were asking b8c. No. 2 Corn was offered ut 55,c.
With buyers at ic Of. Gold opened At 1881 IN New
York, and closed At 1884.
Sales on cali were:
, 1865-07-19

TOWLE'S PILE AND HUMQK
Il CUKH--Wa,fanted = permanent cufe t1 al cese
q money tatunded- For ioaumuo1Al1 md rest1eea
70 soMo of our pfoMaaat citizens spply 70
IA, BRYAN, DTuk9Ak
--.,. Vsdst Irttaoat ho12s
9old d1el1EEeEa. mn3T8t &1.N&os ~
, 1865-07-19
Chicago LUMBER mARHKT,

TtEspAy EvE6Ha, July Is, ls6s,
The following table ahows tho receipts Of Lu nbef
Shingles aud Ia,h from January to July i5 far three
, 1865-07-19

HKy
City HMAesa,FB 1.Ea13J
Country Harness 0 Sl31, IS
Lit Q, 8..-.... c-S0n. ~
kfr, m'dE, D 0-Nal-m
Kip. htayy. = b 1.7ot91.9)
C<t y m.....s,. t.2Af-n
Y Upper, Its.-.4. 028n.H
Country Upper. 0.Nk1Qc3
, 1865-07-19

The following tables ahow the movement In the
leading articles Of produce for The week. ending
July Is, and from Jan. LIST, to date:
REcK1FTs or LEADIH0 ARTICLES AT CHICAGO F1R
rHE WEEK Esp1Na 1UlI lb, AND rAox JAs. 1sT
To DATE.
, 1865-07-19

TO pAT-Tt6 market WAs lrltt. but At tho close Wal
somewhat excited and 1c higher. Ss1es vera $3.50
n1 No. q 4tkc, qoo bn % at 4sc: 9Q0 bu 40 at
4oAc; $500 u co 10000 bn do =: toAc; IS Go
clo.,ng arm VII 6uys!, e at als !or Go in atore:
laal Nesk, 2.so 6u; th'pp q. ys b.; Received sano
been active shipping den snd during the week, and
.1cts have advanced ta6c siuce our t48s re Ylew.
To DAr-The Ear1cs xdysnced l@2c. Sales were:
2-o0 bu No IL st CSC; 61E0 bu do 1t CSC. 2Q0 No. 1t
CSC. o hu do At SIC; 500 bu DO a: G6e.
HAKLEf-Eec. ived to-day, 1870 b1: shipped
mona; received lest week 6.NS ou; received noas.
r. cetyed tame weak 1851 LIZ bu shipped nome
The market during ths week has bean very arm. pnu
advance Of 5@6c established ancs last revIsw.
TO pAT-1ho MArkes advanced lc. Sales were;
2,sco bu. No. 2at SIC; 2toob1 do At c 100 bags At
sc On t1ack.
BHAA4-M1lkstt dull at s5cx $i.33 tof tAtE to prime
nHOOM CoRS-Aazkcs quiet at te.s seaso-so
BRAN. Ec-salel wsre:-So ions Mid ding, at
~ 50 II b1lE 10 tons IN baGt at t151oboth on track
Tons Corn Meal It tz7 %.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. It ssa40c.
BGTTEK-Receiysd, l3, ,6s0Ips ahtpp % 2. SEQ ln1.
The market Il moderately active and prtcea un-
changed anc hftn. The caist inquiry EecM 70 be l0f
the city trade. Tub butter not in abundant RECENT
AID In good Co1atdon sells reaally At za9!le. We
quote
ChOCe
Cor1mcn ~
Frima Esesh
sais. VII. = al ,5se.s1d iii - sab It :ds.
, 1865-07-19

EasCS-Tas sup?,Y l. liz.t. a1.t prieea a1s hfmer.
There &c1Tf city demand IN SHlel t,o nata 1t
la1s1c Rd IhssAles wtre. II u lso IL hr.z as
EISH-Tne general II ~ ksE Is active aad prices a
whole. rule nim. Whlensh conttnna IN i.ir supply,
heid arm put 30 H ARE quoted SC lover Grand
BANK Codnth ID reduced Sc per 100 Ds Tho stocx oi
, 1865-07-19

" IAJtoI3
Wrttq:
IhsTe suffered With an ERcrr1oH o. TIE sku
When nsss ssist1ed VA troabled With An itching
Ill over my body; in the cousss Of three vet h :ho
apptrd seTasA hard rod b1otches on each vy:1t md
On ny feet- fhs szHe Kind Of biotcaes cane On ny
right am. and then rapidly sprrsd oyrs ny whols
oocJ, and fntly was, ny Aea excepted. ona entire
zaah com my hcad to my feet- The d!seAsa suuaa
othe1 lcFns, TO sdyers, that It seemed Almost !mpc
s1ola to endure It. Tia remedies utrd Ho04o
rai!af tbf ttv minutes only. IaAd TIA most c.
Eant physictans In our Vicinity to astend ns. who
nsonnuocnt tha eruu,on 70 % SALT RuxtA- Ivla
kIrea up u lrcu.sn!e. and atn se4ansd IN tha as1
s,ton sttrh r n.ya described. whan Commenced
~. 80 =, ~ AtrKxA11Tx and aA1ArlyK F1IIS.
avn 1hee egected all taa. eou.d b de1ired- when
~ .ss,s ~ bottles Of tho AltaraHye. vita Pnls,
tns n,satiu9 ont va E1eaflT subdued. continued
.s nntfI had taken Fix bottles more OF fhe Alter.
st;Ts AID now am paEfeeti1 cared Ny tilnesa hs&
,rr terrd s 1aeaptolo Of astan dr9 70 my hoaAehsla
tut:ts. IN: now perform them - losuHiy.
, 1865-07-19
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

sAEKMAN AND HIS CAMPAIGNS. A Mrr1.
TAhT BIOGRAPHY. BY Col, s. III. Hnwm ~ - ~. ~ !
Lieut.. GO! L. y. Irwin. l vol, 8 70. Wo . o. r.
, 1865-07-19
suTFEH1o D1aADFClL1 1EnX E1nS1I oe1vLAur.
FRAHcIs Aoas, Of Waake:ha, WlA, zz!tes, MaeeA


IbAvs been veEy htk with the K1Dx1y CoocrIAEsr.
It times suffering dseAe fully, and passing mreh
blood. My win nsTt1x sous Of DE- D. JAYJ1s AZ
TKEA11yz In &c hou4e. determined to s.yts. m
t1o wsok1 sizno. much to ny satou!shnens Iwasee.
tisctJ WELL. Occasionally. n my syssm seemed 10
requEe 1t, took your EANA11vE PuLs but to thu
Alternative principally, Attzippss M cu.e NJ onfv
1e5 EoW IL 10 Maka my experiences knovu 10
othezs, 30 that the vt1sua Of yo1s ncdiein4 mar be
mose fullY known.
, 1865-07-19

4
NJ. JAAKs KEBBT, Of 0teenpush, Clinton Corasy. .

Nj. JAAK4 KEBBT, OF 0teenoush. Clinton Comfy.
Nlch- writes. Iuce. t3s: ..
tne. il a duty 70 maks Known 70 yen waat JAYar1
Ak1EArIt4 a.d bA1ATTy1 PILLS ha7e done tor N.
Lass December ~ lying, reduced 70 me1s aksir.
ten, hprlcaly sEk WITH Lyaf Complaint md p7zs
pepslA. NJ toetos could Eiye un no reliaS, ardIEA
considered u being beyond tho reach Of nsdle1ns.
when q nelshhos called md urEed ma 70 III d.
JkvnA1 t1eatr eat. with ttd Altastya md 8apatiy4
FlIk- lmmadtsteiy procured them, and aol1ow1n&
tho directions closalT. aooa 1t easier, and 2a3
or two began to msna. 81 the tr16 hAd eon.u1seA
thSue botleL wss enjoying xeo1 health, batter. H.
ceed. than remember toE tn years. hAvo no dsxbA
the9a Mndleiras hATa entirely curnd ny d.1oase.
, 1865-07-19

Total, retuced TO barrels. ST barrels.
Look At this result, 3fcssrs. Edttors-com-
pare 1t with "R's' production, and pray tell
the public .rhy you published letter 80 false
In its every ineament.
"R" undoubtedly has resy little, If any
regard for truth. He does not give the pro-
per dimensions Of the building. The depot
described By him Is 800 feet long by 60 feet
in width, with 20 feet pitch Of roof. "R"
says this t'pitch Of roof" will not hold the
5000 pounds Of hard bread said to have been
contained in the building. The correspond.
ent Of the Chattanooga Gds4t. above alluded
to, Gays: "the pitch Of the roof contains
$4,000 cubic feet. In which can be stored
5S,O73 ba1ts Of hard bread, containing ~
pounds to the box"
hand, made by the clerk In charge Of the
depot the evening previous to the fire, and
was The exact contents Of the building at the
time of the fire..
407 barrels of pork.
ia barrels OF hour.
te39a5 pounds Of hard b-ead.
11,Oe2 pounds Of rlce.
36,743 pounds ofteas.
9aa9s pounds Of coffee, (rolstsd).
e. 20 pounds Of ealt.
81, $40 pounds Of sngAr.
-, 40 pounds mixed vegetables.
From this report you will readily perceive
that :" R" was guessing at conclusions. and
that he Was commenting on something be
knew nothing about.
The following are the figures arrived ut by
board Of surrey appointed to examine into,
slstence Department. These figures T OBJ
fa'ned from the chief clerk Of the subaIstence
Department. They are official, being the ex-
, 1865-07-19
a. lille, Preside
KDW,D L IEKHAA. CsahicG.


Cohbz prices for casn. July IS, lSe Received cY r.
9. ealtonstau Co., Commission. Etcex and bond
Brokers, ss clark stseet, Chicages
, 1865-07-19

WIi4AT-Rscsived iods1 ii iii IN 4%@ sSas:. ado
MTIo nu. Kseetved lat week, 2l3 Ill bu Shipped
shipped. sd b1: VIC lnesday aastet opsnsd i@s;
iS.tr: @ Ehicn ~ fo lowed on Tnnrsday by dse1ne
ket advanced lc, which was hardly susaned On Sat.
uIdAy. YesteIdsya market wa 1a1Hc better. a.
MARKET Shows : TerJ sl!Kht Improvement. Tne fol.
loWnz table thows the das3 Transactions and prices
, 1865-07-19

.It'pAf-1Qe 0Mkrt W11 dE!t A1d noDtnHtlY ua-
-nesd. sa:es Eefe: WHITE wrSrEk-1M br!s
gbr s-Uale.huf<." At $50. sPRls0 Exrn1s-o0 nsls
" betksrT AA 4 ~. to astlve 40 hrs Forda,'
1e}o ". EFRIAa 6EFGH-So hfl3 At Is %. WtIIIR
SErKE-<o bits 1t S5,z. RxE FLoun 10 brs It III iO0
We quote closln, pttc 4. foIoNa:
Fancy St Louis White .E11 alos5
Gooa 70 a759 Is
Snotee EoHlaef 8S16 2t5
Gooo....-..,..-. ...........oo.......... 3.259 $50
GoGm! 6.Cda 400
Eoa 7.uk4 ISL
SpI-k E1tEsas 6.f3a4 TIE,
- Eaotco-s................... 8.to4 $50
:. - G1od-.. 8 n04 6.15
xr.... FAf FAf...+..--................. 5.<1Ga SIS
saa.ss 5.n4 3,51
enAn ~ e;,....s.......- 4tl@ SO
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-08-02
BROWNINGpS
CELEBRATED COFFEE.

Whilst trying Coffee Of all the various brands,
Remember .sBBOWNING'S EXCELSIOR2-
at the head ii stands.
True, it's not like others that are "SOLD
EVEBYWHERE.'
A little stretch, we all do know, good goods
will easily bear,
But stretch like this-"sold everywhere
is very apt to tear
Now, | can safely say, without any hesitation,
There's none like "BROWNING'S ENCELSI-
ORR in this enlightened nation.
Skilled chemists have not found q Coffee from
any store
Possessing the same ingredients as Brown
ing's Excelsior"
Nor is there any one, in or cut Of the Coffee
trade,
Who knows the articles from which 'Brown-
isg's Excelsior is made.
I'm told it's made from barley, rye, wheat,
beans, and peas;
Name thousand other things-but the
RIGHT ONE if you please.
But with the CofFce-mCn | viii not hold con-
tention
For the many, many things they say-too
numerous too mention.
Whilst they're engaged in running round
from store to store
To learn the current wholesale price OF
"Browning's Excelsior"
Some who know my Coffee gives perfect sat-
isfaction,
Have formed plan by which they hope to
cause a quick reaction.
The case-'tis with a few no doubt twill be
with more
To name their Coffee after mine, GROWN
ING s. EXCELSIOR"
Some say theirs the only brand that will
stand a ready test
Now try a little of them alI-scc which you
like the best
Three years have passed away since first
sold q store
Never have in your paper advertised before
Nor would I now, or ever consent to publish
more,
If like some used by "everybody," "sold
everywhere" in "eVery store"
trade like this | do not wish the orders I
could not fill;
The Factory all jerseys lard would take
leave not foot to till.
Ny trado is not so very large; still think
have my share;
But, reader, you may rest assured, It's NOT
"SOLD EVERYWHERE.p
L1Vanufacture9 and for Sale By the prtter,
GEORGE L. BROWNING,
No. 20 MARKET street Camden, " J
This Coffee is not composed of poisonous
drugs, it contains nothing deleterious many
persons use this Coffee that cannot use the
pure coffee; it takes but one and half
ounces to make q quart of good strong cof-
fee, that being just one-half the quantity it
takes of Java Coffee, and always less than
half the price.
RETAIL DEALERS may purchase it in less
quantities than ten gross at my prices from
the Wholesale Grocers,
reas Orders by mail from Wholesale Deal
ers promptly attended to.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-08-02
]
NOT A FTw


ef the worst disorders that act mankind arise from ths
corruption that accuulates in the Blood OF all the dis
Severies that have been made TO purge out can
eaaaI in effect HELuBOLD.S COMPOUN EXTRACT
ST SARSAPARILZA. 1t cleauses and renovates tho
Blood instls the vigor Of health into the system and
arges out The humors which make disease Itstmulate
Ghe healthy functions the body and expes the disorders
that grow and rankle In the Blood Such remedy tha:
could be relied or has long been sought for and now m
Ghe first time the public have one on which they can de-
pend Our space here does not admit of certificates TO
show Its effects the trial of single bottle will show to
Gae sick that has virtues surprising anything they have
ever taken
Two tabespoonsfu ofthe Extract OF sarsapara, added
60 pint of water is equal to the Lisbon Diet Drink and
one bottle equal gallon OF the Syrup Of Sarsspars
or the decocton as usually made
The above Extracts are prepared purely scientific
brinclpcs-n Tdcuo-and embody the full strength Of
Iheingreden5 entering into their composition. Aready
and conclusive test will be comparison of their proper
EIes with those Get forth In the .. s. Dipensatory.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-08-02
PA STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
MANSFIELD, TIOGA co, PA.
THIS INSTITUTION WAS
Rccoqaized By the State authorities, an
December, 1862.
STAKE NOrInaI SCHOOL.

State n Ormal School,
md formally Opened as such in September 1863
The School is at length places upon a so-
cure basis-the State appropriation of the
current year enabling the Trustee to extin-
guish the greater portion Of the outstanding
liabilities, and to make extensive improve
ments upon the buildings and grounds.
TIE Spring Term ariW commence about
Narcb 10, 1865.
Prof. T. A. ALLEN, for the past six years in
charge of the Chester County (Pa.) Normal
School, has been elected Principal, ard Prof.
JStrait, ofthe Edinboro State Normal School,
ton, has been appointed to the Professorship
Of Languages and Mathematics.
Prof. Allen is we'll known throughout the
State as q gentleman of accurate scholarship,
possessing practical experience of fifteen
years as an educator of teachers, and thor
ough acquaintance with their educational
wants, acquired from his connection with
County Institutes in every section of Penn.
sylvania as well as in other States.
Competent and thorough instructors will
be provided for the other departments of the
School.
The building has been refted throughout
and provided with furniture of the most ap-
proved style, together Wltn an extensive col
lection ofmaps, charts, and works of reference.
Excellent Chemical and Philosophical ap-
paratus will be in readiness at the opening Of
the School
To keep pace with the improvements in ed
ueation. a gymnasium will be erected, for
which a valuable apparatus for the heavier
and lighter exercises has already been secured
The school year is divided into three terms
of thirteen weeks each, With no vacation ex
cept the week of Christmas Holidays.
1t is desirable that students should enter at
the commencement Of q term, and for period
Of not less than thirteen weeks. Tuition,
IN aaUaace per term, 5000. No extra
charges for the laguages or the higher matl-
ematics. Text books rented at reasonable
rates. Vocal and instrumental music at
teachers prices. Boarding in the hall, $3.50 90
per Term wood for winter, S3 90 per term; !;
washing, S3 % room rent, 81 so.
The arrangements now made arc Of such
n nature as to warrant the Trustees in saying
that no other institution in the State affords
better facilities for the Education Of Teachers,
or for the preparation of students for college,
or for general business.
For further particulars address the Princi-
pal, at Mansfield, Tioga county, Pa.
w. c. RIPLEY, Pres Board Of Trustees.
ALBERT CLARK, Secretary.
Mansfield, Dec. 20, 1864.
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