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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-11

A chlid, onsy eight years ola. nAsaeA ~,
lqtle, "a under bonds In Ciseinnasi. charp~d
with having ccmmitted two rpbheriss, Obtain
ing al ono tins sis. and 81 another &fo0.
nom Che AZORES Of diffsreha parties, hesidss
stealing smaller nums mheneysf occasion al
tered. Heis represented V ~ Aireadv a.
sxpgrt il the hasinssss eBd wbIis uud~r -.
animation exhibited "a much cnnlnesa Ard
aonchalanse ~ an old hnrainF. 81
Tho fasneFf are nsw grFmnixaaion
formed ~ 0gdensbBrk. n. Y, "a suppoFt
Gen.. ornnt They ass 70 paraas 10 lsashsr
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-11

Tho following Is an exact copy Of a sur
geons certificate, Furnished In aid Of asoldisfss
claim for bonnty, and nov on Gle In the War
Department; MAY the 10 her By cirfify on
honor that ---------- Fraction phission Did
wsighton and treat - $780, Co. II. Iuftry
who died al home In J---- county who was en-
alex furlow with chronic disniary. ----- L.
"A pfact phison.a Another ispraetiou phls-
sion'' cestihed that q certain soldier died OF
.siutormaiion on the hrain;'' anolhef, that
death was caused By .'diseass ccnssacted for
IN the service; and another, that the disease
ofwhieh q soldier died was nnsw money
Fac AT RIslse SuA.-The hotel property
OF John A. Thompson, at Rising Sun. vss
entirely destroyed By FIRE on Wednesday, night
Last. Anew building, intended for use Is 4
restaurant, and adjoining the hotel building,
was In course Of constructions, and the Gre
originated In IL. The flames spread rapidly,
and both were consumed. Most Of The fur
niture was saved. There q IN insurance Of
four thousand dollars in Q Pennsylvania Com
pany, which viii cover most OF the lo&.--
Efkton Democrat. ta asei w
Lord Brongham ouslas,ed some Of his bio
graphers. Fer years and years. says a Lon
don correspondent, "his biography has been
slowed away IN the pigeon-holes Of the London
newspaper Offices. happen 10 know that ID
one instance the man who wrote a portion OF
his memoir In expectation Of his Lordship's
death, some years ago, himself died iopg be-
fore the illuttrious statesman, and bis worn
and faded manuscript was brought 70 iisht last
wsek and placed In another hand 10 com
plete.n sls p 81 g s'gIs Is s, 4 ~ -
u young man named Lyman Evans was
3 arrested IN Albany, afew days ago. who had
concealed about his person some sixteen dol
lars In bcnds which he had stolen. He Al
once made q confession, aud The bonds were
rsstored 70 their riehifnI owner. VI
4 A committee the New York Chsmber Of
Commeroe has reported resolutions fasdriag
aredpction ufthc dovernmepttax ontotIacco
and whisky.
AT Ripley, Miss, the authorities have closed
the drinking saloons, refusing any licenses.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-11

SpccEaa o. A c0crsAafayk FoUkpns.-
About q pear $50 90 operative fonndry WA
established Ii Rochester, aEtsr the plan al
thoss n New York city and Albany. II has
proved CREST suecens. 0nly 4 irifia oser
10000 was paid In. The pr6iis Cor the Al
months ending Deosmbef i9sh, wsrs SO, sea-
", a dividend Of twalve Der cent. 81 a.
stock has been declared, payable IN sioek.
aud The balance has BEEN divided pro rata
among the employees, mAkine u thsm %
s'lOshe per cent. upon their sernlaga IA.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-11

suicIDR. HaUre TadepeHdeat eontsins
an account Of the death Of Thomas Gallon. AZ
Hartford county, By suicide In Hssre ds Grace,
on Sunday night last. He had been "a low
Spirits for some time, owing 70 the daAsk Of
his wife. De sunday night last he came from
Baltimore In the cars. and while on the gay
expressed 10 freud his intention 10 live no
longer. The friend did not regard lhe ~.
preston, aud paid no attention 10 Mr. @. AFTER
leaving the cars. On Monday morning biz
clothes we're found on the wharf OF Simssous
Il Co, and after short search The BODY was
rennNared - u. 81 - ~
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-11

WARxrsG TO AoE CosorAlERs. Sir O.
koney, In his Rambles on Railways, says, =
Ladies, it Is sometimes dangerous 10 conceal
your exact ages. We will give You case m
point, that only occurred IN the summer 81
the present year. A lady, as Ear back as ] s25,
insured her lite for the benefit OF her relniites.
She only died few months ago; but on com.
ing 70 compare her age, as given by herself A.
the time Of ehecting the insurance, with that
ON the certificate Of births required BY the
Office to be obtained, after death, from the
parish register, i was found that although The
lady was IN reality forty.two yenrs old In 1875,
she only owned 70 thirty.fy and pale pre-.
miums on that scale for forty two yesrs. The
office, bad il been 80 disposed, might have de.
eiared the policy absolutely forfeited. II took
more generous course; the policy was ad-
mitted AZ . claim, but from the amount that
would have come 10 the Iegatess, II All had
been 10 order, the difference Of premium be-
tween thirtys6ve and forty two, for forty two
years, with interest and compound Interest
thereon, from the period that each premium
became due, was deducted. The 'leratses
thus received not more than half the nominal
amount stated on the policy. -s T' -
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-11

Y PaAYrrG AND WosKrEa. THE folIowlpe
story was told BY DR.. Wifliana Arnot, ID q
soiree In Sir II. w. MonereifFs church, Il,
Edinburgh, the other evening: "Dr. Macleod
and DR.. Watson were in the West Highlands
together, on boat, before leaving for India.
While crossing a ioch IN boat, IN compauy
on. One Of the passengers was heard 10 say,
The twa ministers should begin 10 pray, or
/ we II a, be drooned. Ma, pa, said the
I boatLpan, the little ane can pray II he likes,
but the big ane maun TAX an oar.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-11

RomAxTic MAsnEkeK. The Salem, Mns.a.
ehHsstts, Gaseife, sAgn On TuenlIar ~ lass
week. Mr. William Biodresi, D sesidsus ~
Topsdeld, who served efeditahly In he ara
IN chs lats war ard IL Ieohinx Tor rernios
Tor support, called IN a The pubic houss 81
Mss Paxklneon. whAFe q womAp wna ssnyfse
she bad bssn solieiting charity from ths, Il.
hahltAnt. BlodRsta said 70 her, III nmhssasen
y an gong vest. hase Lost ny wife, asd
wish % obtain one 30 accompany ma.u Ths
woman replied that ahs was widow, ullk
two ehildrsn Y suppofss hayiag lDst her hus-
band daring the var, and that abe woald be-
come hia wife. Wbere9pon beth repaired 20
The sgwn clssk's, Aad pfotnEed acsssihcnin, "a
sng ahervard 70 de houss Of Ilsv. M. M'I.ona
where thsy wrre lawfully marfed. +
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-11

kAaacs Esuars.--oa ThafsdAg last, dur;ne
The prsvAlsnes Of ths heavy theadsr showers
Which visited lhis sactinn. the Gag ysaH on a.
shops Of the Cnmbsrlana and PsunsylvaaIa
kallFcad 0Umpaay ~ Wssiaruport vas s,svsck
by Lightning, The flaid tore on small pors
ho. Of the roof, descended into the ehop,
and knecked dewn several wsfkmen, fus IS
uias being stunning them, but doing ne fartkes
injury. Their escape fForn daAlh vas wondar.
faf. - Ctfpsbcsipid gfsfffaa. ~ q -
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-11

THn CRors IN CARRoIL CourrY. The Wess--
minister Adgeeais ssys: Tho wheat crop Of Ibis
county prssehisA very fins appearances, but Il
e thought that The long continued vet has
caused TOO Espid growth, and The only dan
keF new y % be Apprshsndes. from lis making
100 much stras. shcnld uAkss ssmnlns ofths
season Be good, the indications are In favor
o. tila Finest crop ever produced. u some
disiEicta tie farmers have flashed blantins
eqsns and ysrhapa ere this al are done. 1'hs
corn which y eireAd1 up pfessnts sicklI
appearance, owing 10 the ahennce OF warn
sins- The cot worm e found II large nam
bera this spring. and no faf have proved very
deslructiyei not only 70 corn but al6o 70 garden
vegetables. gssss ssss l1G.sSsl~ n - -
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-11

"A TAIn or THs TaouHAp0Uas. - hlaimou
was valet toa count. One day, amer re-
turning from toufnamsnt, the count met his
valet on The high road, aud asked him where
20 Was geing. He ahswefsd coolly, that he
was OF . Gad another place. f.Anothef
place." cried the count ssWhAi, then. hat
happened at my house n ssNothink, mon.
seie4eur9 tsAnd what besidesf'i lNolhipa
much, ] tall ycn--only your don Il dead
AAnd how did that happen ~ slYour nalftpt
took slight, killed the dog ia runninss e,,ay'
fsItinto the fiverand was drowned. 'isIkhl and
who frightened himg' our son, nsonseir'
near, Who zen GOT Of . top window before Il
'uoed hsayenhi my agni where were his
nurse end InotheF7 Il be injured ~ HYsa
SRI Be was instantly killed. When The rlews
Vas brought % madam, she was ssixsd With 1
as and fell dead Without speaking 4 siseoanr
dfed InAtead Of running away, why ala vos
net Get help and remain - he. chateah NJ
"tIcw eonld 4, monaeigneur Matoffs, IA
watching By The side OF lnadam's corpsa. fsiI
asleep. The Light npnes, and tho chateau 4
reduced 70 ashesn 1sq s'ss ~ 7
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-11

fia naoa aalsgei .or W. t4 kia ia
AAsl q e9i21s owl ssa e9i3 MSS
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-11

lsFLUErcIEo THE VorKs OF SEHAroRs ON
IMPEACHMENT. The Washington correspond
ent Of the Louisville Journal GAYS, !.
The following laconic messages, which
passed over The wires between Parson Brown
low, Of Tennessee, and Gen. Stokes. win BE-
produced By the Democrats. II they can eet
hearing before the noaink COMMITTEES.
e.ia assis ,KRaxvff1E, Nay a..
g How viii Fowler vote Z q sssr9s1s rs.
sssssessss w. a. Bsowsrow.
.IBel a,rsyi1 sil NJ rWAsHlnoToE, Ehs 81
Dop't know. Think he' allxight II
81 sss ss IS = e W. b. eToKKs,
q s.sss 1o Vi. N L KNoxy1Id&s May 4.
II yoa amt certain, pump him. Is asl
u.s. 81 W. g. Baowntow.
~ saeafss fsals 81 WAenzxoFon, May a
cant Hewon't discuss Ire question. i
Tear he j. shaky. 49, W. ,. exoKna.
sra fssfs KEoxvfIfE, Nay 3.
Tell him n he'll resign and lat nae nppeintl
you 10 his place, III make him judge Ok mo
eapreme Court, N place Of Harrison, who
will make way for him. 80
az M. W. q. BsovsLow. |
Nase Z aiies;psa " WAanrh0ros. Mav a. I
He Won't resign. e w, B. H7oxrs:5
as esl1,ss pall KnoxyrkEa. Mey6. I
Not pFciAhsly, but fslisionsly, lell 6Ins q
80 to hsli. ti,s u = 8s las w. a. Bnownrow.
% 10 i1erJ -. ~ + =
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-11

BEs. BuTLEa, with all his cunning and in.
science, occasionally s'wakes up the wrong
passangsE.2 aswiIl be seen from 4 statement
made blythe Washington correspondent ofthe
Nss York World 10 regard 70 ths sxamina
ton Of Collector Webster, II this city, BY the
Impeachment committees. The correspondent
aaysi ~ .2
One Of The questions asked By Butter was
Is 70 how he (WebsteD kuew he President
would be acquitted, to which Webster as,-
swered, Wei, General, 4 do not really knew,
bns suppose y Was much the same way IS
you knew how impeachment would result when
Jon seleRfaphedt 20 New Hampshife thst cor.
viction was certain; that WAds and prospority
would coEae u with he apple 6lossoms.'
ihls sally FROM Webster was badly rsllnhsd
r. -
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25
,,,,,, vopk DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER %

them with the Koran his hand; he TOOK especia ae
ghf in showing To the people how FAR INC cOnuuc ~
cents and doglas Of the priests were IN nagiaut V ,e
IN of The very Book Of which they claimed to DC te
cousecrated guardians and only authorized lhte
made snch am impression that the orthodox MonaheiI
who listened 20 his preaching still retalh an lneaceo
recollection OF II. and after the lapse oi quarter ~
century cannot speak Of his dscourses except VIII "
slver OF terror It the unanimous confession lh w
clo1uonee of All MOhammcd was Of 4 klnd Wilcu ~
words can desel be and which can bc iuly arec'F
only Inv those who heard IT, Whenever lie appe;'Ieu ~
thc mosoues IN the colleges or ON the streets ho VIZ
s,irrouu Jed by thrones of enthusiastic disciples
an unuer room OF his house he gathered ~
a few Of his most ardent aud lntclhgeht ~
lowers and organized h'tc chntcD' u"l"
zenlors fanatlcal In the nObes sense oi the WORT ="
each member willing to sacrfce all s property ana eNE
IN give his body TO be burned for the SAKE ot we u
~ as here that The new teacher assumed is RELIGIOUS
nronheuc title nv procauirg himself aH inc boo uI wv
DonT Inv which alone ran attain 10 divine khoW
This name hy which lie has ever afierward been knoWn
oven among his enemies. was probably sueSestcd ~ tO
words tbat Jesus applies 10 himself III the gose Oh Joi
Al a later period the word Bah WAS used ny w
ponists as a rcucrc term sicuyiug prophet, auu 'i'
oripal Ban was called Hcrteiid, or sublime HghhosS
10 distinguish. hun from the multitude ol luit!i"i h"os'
The department entitled Leisure Moments contains
some readable paragraphs. without being especially D'H
liant and the notices Of au'nors and literature "s su"
Of late are attractive and informing
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25
GENERAL REAL ESTATE ITEMS.

GENERAL REAL ESTATE ITEMS.
The hotel property in the village Of Dolil gton,
N. j., has been bought by John Nelson for 1850
Mr. Carl Edelman has lately sold lot 5Oxi00
feet, Central Mount Vernon N Y, to Mr. john KEEN.
pen for s225.
The farm Of Jacob Dlngee, containing 20
acres, Plunstead township, N j.. has been
+. q. Harrison has sold the farm oi Mr..
shpps. late John Paus containing about 40
Bensalein township, NewJcrsey TO Mr. Mol ~ PM
adelpha, for sll,CO0
The Messrs l.. g. J. A. Mapes have purchased
house ad three acres OF land al East Chester ~ ",
from Mrs MnrrisOn for $780, with a view, II ~ saG, of
commencing business there
The estate near Richmond, Va, situated on
James River. In James City County called jamestown
Island, containing l,55 acres, acres OF 70 open aid
Of great fertility, was recently sold for $4,000.
A case occurred not long ago where an ad-
mnstTator had to pay over 81 900 of his O,rl it f
IN consequence OF having paid mp the egaces without
first paying the legacy tax TO the Government
Mr.. Wm c. Tontaine recently sold tie "Ol-
ney" farm, situated tho town Of Princess
TO Mrs. b. Hurst OF Wesoyer for $500 lie also srd
farm OF 2O NewOwn, in Worcester COMFY be
longing 10 Nh L. j. Jones, TO Mr. Israel Heath 81 ~
for $500.
The farm called Benvlc' in King and
Queen County, York River. Virginia, three Iirs BE-
low West Point, containing 1850 acres 800 Oi Nh'h
cleared. and In addition 10 which There abO.i NO
miles OF shore, suitable foI oyster beds.
Gently sold for 1920.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25
Gth 21ublisaiiOus.
. MFRICAN NPUOTO-LITHOGRAPHC cos
n opTICR TrEitD BrnriNe-Brcsdear ~.
VALUABLE BOOK FOR BUSINESS MEN.
TIE CEITTLNDEN COMMERCIAL hhlIh-
MTrlH.
BUSINESS MANUAL.


~, saTiU 'NLTil0DS o. CALCiIArO& usrd 90 tusi-fs-
RAPID ADpIIoG-Mutph phcation Methods o Iowg4,.
tid Interest ACCllH-Nhw ANU I.il " ~
siTrI;onS or AVERAGING ACtOlNiS-Lauker hur tl 81,
rutng F1,largr-pecJnE Lror 10 s.a' b.n'''-4
SETTLEMENTS 6c ...., ,,,,,o, . .... "a.
Also MOpRRN FORMS or BrNNISS PAllkN "a ct, - ~
pro,,,,,or, Not..-uuns-ACCulNTS ttfftNI-' umch
tna,auic,Siocl aud otter Bonds-Po khn Ui "a
TOENTY-CertGod CL,cts-ARrl'itS of ihkINhahI
AGREEMENT. &c . .,.,.,,,l.rs ,.--..,. poow
hCtoISTs-peahne- Bsuss-KlIES tOk bEitt ilN" W ~.
TFKTFiTS- - M To- GtculaeAt -nd "ai' a
Notr,-TIlP STOCK EXCHANGE: Rrllato7 oreaian., &-iN
NAkhiNtf pl- "''N'
MIns Ae aud aIe uHaor 81 -e hnt alofta'rf 'ome''4
Table, -.t-... r.,t.t.
gevrtl Eot on. ll ',orsio hy mtt Mef' y, 'Dt'
Fuctors and tle puss Handsomely hoard l4uo fh' ~ "
Na. ,u postpaid ot Tecrpt 0i pr',, tY c....,.., l.
TuE MERCHANTS MONTHLY.
ueoue tr. nlY tI'c Jan
uary rnnher ready Conttns PrnuneS N.'h utut GU,
~ N,-elsus srd Clsr Ih' hharts lanfaet Gan
anu. uc ttoryl 90 %, oilT SIDE. oAr' Sttfh' lf
fav-fsrtrenblr" "I didn't ttoN, TIC NJ h'I" =" 'N''
a., &c ., H. IT, -.-,r .ri
t pis,. ~, vii ,rd the Ccm aid BE- Manual re o
charge .. ~ M '''''''' ~
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25
SIoI,ssional gciiu:.
Siotts, Tanots, d.
Go &lhcm il mau Ccn;rr.

Wttf. Isnoo a Co.. No. 80 EEoAnNAv y \ bee q. 1870
NOTICE to SHIPPERS 10y PACIFIC MAIL
~ STEAMSHIP go ARIZONA sailing tn fNDAl
Dee 90 ireist l,s,i,ed nuu p ~ % WEDNESDAY, Dee 81
DEWARD-A reward of FIVE HUNDRED
"a pOLLAG' w be- Ai H iat Mool Reward Fan' . 10
pt1u ItnHs who slal .h Information which shall secr tfe
aui conviction oi te person persons guilty of ie nur u
iun MOONEY, So atrr tlr i,,A December,
1903 Bv ntIrt iiie Bota of Metropolitan Police
Dc,ouhs o. lifL =. e. HAWLEY. ChefClerk
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YORH, Thursday. ID

=" n NE" IVHHI IHUIhuay, Det. 2. IFFF,
No sales were made at the Exchange TO- -day /.
and tomorrow Friday) will be ChrIstnils pay The
saeeroOm VIII remain closed.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25
Giiu YtaI Gstst, tcr saIt.

BUSINESS PROPERTY for SALE-licmIps,,,ss p,,s
ID - tinI.o,.f and No ID Wortlst, sis, a.. ,"sS A.
it, conneei oralut l. Tens easy. Atlrcs w >"
Mtllst tim
,,TyTpAT. PARK-F0r SALE. an emu,
xtTn> n n b,sve shove Si,leil,t Iof isl - i.s
nv TO K H. LUDLOW Ca, No yPmeM L.,
NOR SALE at a BARGAlN-2+ Loi ,, t'I- e'to."d ,ssd
,in naeel, sn uuchanlrr AMI egbteeul an" - usnS
sta rcuh ave Momingsde Fah h JuhN
ms i1r view e The Sonui aud arrelnt 'o,v MANOR N@
WsMoRRlS n, iSg wes, Fortj .seeoudst. ~ WV D. NO.
Pinest ,nnS
NOR SAIE-A handsome 4-stoTy m9,'ms1n,l's,.isat
Il UOIsR iu rW enty.frst st. near ssi ave i'F'''
Address NJ g.. Tubune oaee. ----------------
noTU.sT near Fifth-avc-An oosa.s
,HS unIfsg T., 1o vh stsbe. furniture 6,, Ia sl
sn mar hi M and Maisor aes, $1,000 To ~, ,A,s,
uufiTn,hed. ". y. -, =.
HOUSES or L0TS.-Clrfniar .,. man'"
II .nT address. sTASLLi DAY. Ne sS h''s's"
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25
CPlRIr MYSTERIES EAPAAINLD.
TIE INNER LIFE.

"a, ,l.,, or ~. hi,,t hol frr na, c'Teac 20 ne
harmon pl osoty ofSp'ua,Iu. and repository ~ ca am
,aue gtsnd truth ofoTcu couul a- fife,n ne '' F'
gGed aud Inspired sllcr Lre tsl ooig'e AH4 'ho'n
treatment Of c conditions efacauhp is pare are a
rAn ,Ihtusire cusderauon ef rrd proTe'" II SPi
uai,m boil ttcier ard modern I'c sui maoHatD are here
brought uglt TIE fipece one fc ru4' fttuf oh o
the eve Gcpo IN WI % duss Aui " hs dfefsni
valuable the
which naturally % s'hos uf treatment q hs "e'
than a, .ug.,tots ssfbtas srfr - oH lstreo n't
cffh, subject We ooneud its bH n'A - ile 'f- seer -
vcrly l Fs,ou ef's, tsrsse fisa Trsrica' hit
not lea tei .fll inpfsrs eodsrton 'ie rar ard love-
ana p rht and srpe -st t,eu dr,J fte Do fsc
,rr't tc tnow Ard rta.re
TUBiISHfp Atd 'of'a.' y WA@AH Nh'4L8 To- ~. 30
ett Be,ier AID 40 ~ B.oassa, Ssaloi p" sei
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25
Sprrtutt.

REDR00M ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
- uaafisf nsr"h.e- Aso 'st Cee,.,. aa1 MAnas C "a
hst Etss aal oUsWsrtai ~ w. y fARlSuiOhs No Jus
C.asist, snfoste No',lsr hstabuslsd h.7
WILLIAM CRAUSE. Manufacturer and
w Dealer To- tntciass CABINET ilkNIIRk aad VfhoIr
Facoy. Mo- "a AudlH tpMitor..t HesYorE
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25
2Atb 1utIitaiions.


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ELEGANT AND CORRECT EDITIONS.
oy.r,,tes One scent each.
tandsD from ~ Orea frec 30 ceh" ea'L
Opcras Piano 500. complete. Pncr - cents es'h
Operas with words. tomulete. Irce ~ 90 each
BS .Lorens gouatas. complete lree ~ eaeh.
BeethoyeBs Symphonies. complete. Free - !" ss'n M
BsetIeren ION saL SYM Ihonos coaplie Pnce % - t't
Also the WORKS Of Cehap, DueA sydn Mo'I S'l-os A1o
"'' So" r. GORDON No. 200 Broadway
rENHE ALBION .r.,r, .p,
AZ iyI'rkStTIoSAI I0rRNAL or IITERhftRE ART
POiTCs TfgANCE AND COMMERCE Pabshei every SatoIdA
Edl'or aud Proprietor subscription in't
nil SO per arru,r r mlih AID - 30 Tor ih'ee ""
mailed frrt g. =uY adifeSs
Two ,penid Enfraugs have n'i been Aodeu Tue NJ
premium 49,, 80.
r, ~ II tYutFS EIRfE 4 maze pTtstnl ~
friend can and them 70 800 BrnaNay up''ia'is
nIARIES for 1SG9--Evcry variety Daliy
Josnas from tn f3 lSrruse Books Bans booFs ~"
Siatorer al lind. FIRE Writing Desks Pns' rr TSSg1 pV"'
Adams &C. Nc -, iHfn No. h - siisulsf,s
EFATTTIFVL WRITING BOXES for presents
sD At POSTERS 'aruneio No ~ De'i "ho''sae ana Ie.
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Snsnuttior.


MEE scLoQ+ i3 X. l,3ts.I ISSTs 8.d Founded i0''
To iii sll vhS',eS vergn-Dhssd ,'' ds-fteis'
10 s1gI'Ss ye rSepi. t'fo' ronaso0 ofrood
frl reui ani 'islarge 'sh"s r,p,Itt,, ,Nsr ,,i
and 'l!f4i F i'i1il KiGr rf6csa FOR rnEneEr Place
,ur Gs .e In" & s1,i Sns 1'i54'' 'as' Monthly
Tho.e venting pctlons should lave Application Form
ar c,us p'ar. a1d gs ;c.t"ony from A's e''' ''"''
80. u Bori-,t, SevTort
Branch oaoc. in saa r,ud,,o clieaeo. snd Bo.ion
A SELECT FAMILY SCHOOL, .
"a MORRIS TEM4LE INsTTUIES
-Four ''''''' '''' We q O HszRLTsE. ". Placp.l
NTHON's, Mr. GEO. G., Classical;
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A HOME for BOYS, with special care, and
n ustac,on 10! College o ba'ne IN TIE family Of the h''
A HOME and SCHOOL for YOUNG BOYS.
"A -iiBNfsrEAD ESTrUrR l. nlSDs PaaepaL
4 DDRESS Rev. TUOS. HANL0N, Penning-
" Ton. y T. catalogue efffSNSGroN SNNAhr tS"dge
m both nn,Ieed "a 10 av'ages ana moderate charge,
pOARDiNG SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
~ p'S''''' 'VFS = j. JACKSON rar,ir.l
pRAlNERD INSTITUTE, Cranberry, New,
,.i, 1's,s ssyrs so' '' ,c fS 'i @ lad, co.
ss,. ,i,' IT, O. sa a % o1 ecu a., , eaarS,s isfi
crate. Send of circular
EN()i,EAl l.H ( OfIiutiflal AfaNfHly' wv lsiNfti-
aa, Pugs private tssas day ',ta ~ boohA''I
m Wiiurs. &c.. aIl be p"pa.'d pmeeaa3 i'r sn' bn1s
BYOME SCHOOL for MISSES and YOUNG
u LA0llS rs 1 s,, ,I, 10 sS o.rs st e IN TsvYo
D. Clan SOS = a9l :" ltsd ~ o'if'asiiR g s M -
OIo, fsvut NJ Lavgenee Ne ~ Mtr..ssys' bioohyr
ii. Ysare,b soltiaapion coaai,. "a.
HUDSON RIVER INSTITUTE, AT Claverack,
s - az, t''s & AISSS6 ESia5f rIcK % a. ffStp 'i
aETNRY ". SIGLARs ENGLISH. FRENCH.
ASo CLASSICAL l4hih BoAhpiSGStpHIGiR 49k s9iS
IRVING INSTITUTE, TarPtown, n. Y-A
vdl G'sss e s's''i s % 20 is' 3 h66i ''s a. a. sso %
NHRS PARKS AND MRS. BENEDICT
VA BoiRniNG -rlnW tcnoqL 70, lotSG LADIES Sc lo
slsd'ous- oofuei ffy ,r'e - r' "if' f'f1 Z" hPP"-
MISS ARMSTRONG
M loAapso As5 l9Islg Dlh5oi tSP F'ea' 5a ,crso Apr
rrorrsrrt tSt' % 5}6iSSSt, S;rt S,'t 81
Ansrtr,,fa,,s't .,'sr ... ts 'te d.1 g. ss.o.'e.
MIR VAN NORMAN .....,
VA ksuLsH AN tShssh FAMILY Mp hI HHIIL
10 ,-''--,.. L. ci.a.f ,s4,- ,to,s
nENN~N MIA MILITARY ACADEMY.
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DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY.
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slrh s. 81. n e. o. .... f -trt tt.,s Ns'arnaprr,
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DOSE ALL FEMALE SEMINARY. Danbup,
-Hl.f'ftna lsisa. .,a.s1 S..- ~ "h 'fi, 'a
lfpnE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL Established
A D. t.I 40 90 Nssi fanftesrtt - r,r ttis ave- l'
V.aff a. g. F tn1'frlLn' ID
~ hee.rt GO ftH school fsar trnmsees ho
Ssg ~ la b.. il,rf rrpsfcl ~ r'es, ~ a hlsns-'
NTONI(FRS MILITARY INSTIrUIE-For
usnrf iu'sIeeat sra'iir. tlrsiaa hLM It'"iGn
'-'' IExfaM.s NA-us ror 80 % Yersc' Y
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25
situaiion5 Uanl,S -maIts.

VNANIED.-A young man, with SIX years
rrsftree tats and oanang r"ons - ts c tsfes
ttItTfpN aar tii accountant Hiih
sLd a other ueresf IiatcA3on-
Allrer 4 o. u. u.f -. i3i. Tribune oac,.
yNTANTEp-A situation as travelling SAILS
w vtN t .sm renah. House has ihre- eI!entle a
tIs Ws,t At.rHssr S g.. Ir'lnr ohi-r
vVANTED-By . Young man, situation a.
W INsfpE pOErtR ir aul iu-oof HafG Appy 10 o. W
IEOWN. Nt 81 srs,4d q
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25
StIv @lantto.

IVANIEn-AGENTS m every state TO sell
,r efrif Of IlFBS DAY. Nh particulars Oae agent reports
''-'' w uotLiSp SprrEfen, Ma,
e..N DAY FOR ALL.-SrENCIL TOOL
Qp - SANrLRS sddrs.s 8 }. FiLLAW Springfield, VI
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25
siiu1iions SelSniie. {,malts.

4 GERMAN GIRL wants situation 10 DO
n GFKThA 81 HOUSING orn COOK WASHER AMI lkoNhh
Ret ipp's "" i1 Sn'oas' t.'r BoteE
A GERMAN GIRI wishes a Situation 10 do
- GENERAL HOuskwON or - COOK. "a Wiling and obAsl
s. lf Sslo.lst tst@c,u A,eruss 4 49, J..