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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-08-07
TCTITTrhI,

Hon. Joshua Hi and II. Y. II. MI
Ter were elected L. 5. Senator's from
Georgia. bythe legislature oithat state,
July 29th.
Gems. Candy and Meade lave issued
orders, thetormar in the states Of \ orth
Carolina and South Carolina, and the
latter i'll the states Of Alabama. Georgia
and Florida returning all civil author
ity, heretofore exercised by the militia
~ authorities il those states, into the
HANDS u thc new state governments.
Ietter-N litcrs from W-aslington say
that Sew arl Srhotictl, Randall and
Eyar,s, q Johnson's Cabinet, will sup.
port ihe Republican I'fesii min! ticket.
just before his departure Tor Auburn,
Mr.. Sc"ae,; is said TO have stated to a
friend thai, ii the p.eper time, he
would openly declare himself ter Grant
and Ccll:,y
Steven Oh, Democrat, is elected Gov
ernor o. aentuek! by nearly 70, 600
majority.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-08-07
NV POSTAL Law.

We clip the following summary o.
the new postal law from the Dayen-
port Ga=ette, a live newspaper and re-
.cte with the latest news.
The new postal law adopted by
Congress is an important measure. /;
proli,.o. among other things, for the
return ofa.l letters on which the name
o. ,.ae sender is endorsed, if not called
ioi IA thirty days; reduces fees OF
money orders; allows weekly newspa
,eis sent 10 regular subscribers where
published, to be delivered free of post
age from the Post Office nearest the
place ofpuhlcation; authorizes the is
sue Of duplicate money orders for sucl,
a NV lie n lost; makes it a felony to
counterfeit money orders; makes it q
felony Ola high character to use postage
stamps second time knowingly; de
ciares it Shall be unlawful to deposit il
the Post Office any letters or circulars
concerning lotteries or gift enterprises
ri any kind, or pretext whatever; es-
'slJlishes blank agency in the Posi-
Office At cost Of nine thousand five
hundred dollars annually, and aboi-
is:les 81: other blank agencies; empow-
- the Postmaster General to ncgo-
tiatc and conclude an nteraa;iona
MONEY order arrangement; provides
shat snreties on bonds Of detau,n4
'o;;ma>ters shall not be liable unless
ne government Institutes suit within
tHrco .gears after The final settlement O.
accounts; allows certified copies o.
'ostlnasters returns to be used as ey-
istt'nce in courts in criminal prosecu-
tons authorizes the Postmaster Gen
er!l 10 prescribe a uniform for letter
carriers, and makes it msdemeanor
Tor ;;ns one TO wear the same
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-08-07
70 the Republicans OF lowe.

Office Republican STATE Cen. Com.
Des MONIES, iowa, july 80, IS
The State Central Committee rec
ommend the formation OF Il alners
! Clubs in every county in the State
Under this name it is proposed to Gre
ate an organization similar to the
member the great success which they
achieved and the wonderful cnthusias IN
they awakened in the memorable cam
p:ligI, will lend their efforts to tliis
movement. Other States are rapidly
forming them. The Importance OF
| something Of this nature, which shall
in particular, interest The yoang mn
Is very desirable.
The Uniform proposed and which is
being generally adopted, consists OF d
glaze. cap vitA red white an1 blue
bands glazed cape, leather apron aid
,orch with flag bearing the names OF
Grant ana Go!i2x. These are furnish
ed complete, at two dollars per set, by
slesSis. Iklokkc Il Hand, i35 Clark
street, Chicago, Illinois. 1t will be
sent by express TO any ORDER. A sam
pie Uniform can becnscen at this Office.
This Uniform has been adopted by the
Tanners q this eity,
is sincerely hoped chat the young
men OF the party all over the state,
viii atcnce organize, The enthusiasm
which can be thus awakened will re-
suit i'll great so Cd.
L. IELENDY, Chairman.
The Exposition Of Wooden alanuiae-
turers Of The Northwest was opened,
IN Chicago, on the 9TH inst.
The Chicago Journal, one Of the best
friends the Manufacturers OF the y ORTIZ
west have, says Of It:
The exhibition IS extenslyc-t;le lar
gcst, indeed, ever made west OF New
! or!<, and, as the first meeting Of the
Kind ever held by Western manutact-
urers, is emlnentiy 4 success, in every
way lIaptaring to all concerned, and ex-
eceding the expectations OF The san
gsine gentlemen more directly inter
ested IN the results OF the affair.
At this Exposition are represented
eighty one Western manufacturers and
about twenty Eastern. There are fiji
teen hundred different lots of goods
on exhibition, comprising different
classes OF WOODEN goods from the same
mandatory.
John Thomas, revolutionary sol
der, died at Smithtown, Long Island |
on the 23rd ult., at the advanced age
OF one hundred and four years.
Coal mines, Of unequalled extent
and quantity, have been discovered in
Alaska, on the mainland opposite Sit
ka.
Oil City, Pa. was visited, on the 3lst
nlt., by an extensive conHagration, by
which property to the amount OF over
$50, 600 was destroyed.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-08-07
.s-E IOWA CENTRAL RAILROAD

he ears are now running ten miles
a3rtI u hirksville, Missouri, and with
y twenty-five miles of the Iowa State
ne OF terminus of the Iowa Central,
which point it will be completed by
september ist. At the last meeting
= tho i:oard, held some three ween,
sacc. steps were taken to finish the
grading to Oskaloosa. 60 miles, with.
anat: days, and to Abba within tel,
...ys. y DIRK will be commenced al
ss,.aleesa and Toledo after harvest.
'.ne Abba Union says: Every effort
is now beng made, to get the entire
foaG aes from the State line to Oska-
laosa lead ) for the iron by the time
The ! orth Missouri Railroad reache.
the State line, which will be about the
n'd'sIe ri September. Track LAYING
On the North Missouri road has now
..cled a point within 90 miles of the
state line, and is rapidly progressing
here never was more suspicious
tine, Or a more golden opportunity for
nnt s,-el:e to advance their interest
,hs.i 1t the present. Our people as a
genera! rule, are comparatively out of
s,ab,, AID We have been blessed with
fal rec tented crops Of grain. Let all
he n.aad doing while the day lasts
SCAT hg1fter.
We publish the above for general
information We are all interested in
the success Of this Central road. The
above shows what is being done at the
lower end Of it. Work is slowly pro.
gresSins, lat the time is drawing near
o. hen this section will be the theatr
u o GA. IN The road will not be
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-08-07
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STATE NEW.S
Cedar Rapids is TO have 8 XII

Cedar Rapids is to have ha:ttine
factory. The ls;neFy is - yogte.
The new school house 1t Dewitt,
costing 81, a9@, Is nearly f.ii:shca.
We learn rom w. Scott Johnston,
Ciiief Engineer o. the St. LOUIS and st.
PAM Railway, thai jil;i:y ra;lea Of grad
ing Of that road sill be put under CON
trae, ~ the 18th ia9t.-.woiye niles OF
which is from, .sckley nor;hward, ten
IL Cerro Go1t,o. an eight in " orth
County; and Tia. all tie townships a.
Ion. the route lave voted the five per
cent. tax, except three or lourshat have
not voted yet, but viii this month.
Ackley GUIDE.
The Council Bluff; 1NoppareH, of the
LIST inst, IS jubiIallt over the result of
the vote taken n that city, the day be-
fore, On the question Of tax of five
per cent, for aiding in building the u
MON Pacific Railroad Bridge at that
point. The vote stood 1925 to -.
This vote will, it IS estimated, raise a
bout 5000, coo.
A Ran, ealing himself Geo. +. Day
euport, presented to the Day. Nat
Bank, last Monaay, forged check,
which was paid before the forgery was
discovered. The man afterwards went
across the river to Rock Island where
he endeavored to dispose ofsome more
checks of the same character On the
discovery, by the Davenport Bank, of
the forgery, the torger WAS hunted mp
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-08-07

d sRiGlNAL STATE OF IOWA
" TAMA oousry-SS: Thomas A. era.
ham, and Levi b. Nelson, vs. Madison Staley
To Madison Stnlsy.
You are hereby notified that on or before
the 18th DAY Of August, 1868, . petition will
be filed by said Plaintiffs Thomas A. Graha an
aad Levi Nelson, in the office Of tho clerk
OF the District Court Of said Tama county
Iowa, claiming Of you the removal of cloud
upon the title Of Plaintiffs to the southhalf oil
north west /, Of section number f29), in town.
ship number "a, north Of Range number 10
OF the 9th T. NJ. caused by conveyance Of
SAID land from Elizabeth }. Stalcy, and hus.
banu TO you, and other conveyances in said
petition to be particularly set out, and costs
OF SUIT, and praying the court for other relief
Ana that snless you appear thereto and de-
lend before noon OF the second day of the ne xl
term OF SAID court, commencing at Toledo, on
ne list day OF September 1863, default will
% entered agalnstyou and judgmcn. rendered
thereon.
Dated this 9th day Of August 1868,
THOMAS A. GRAHAM, and
LEVI d. NELSON.
STRUBLE & BRADSHAW, Plaintiffs.
Attorneys.
n31w4 pub fee $3.50.
ORIGINAL NoTICE.-srATE OF IOWA
~ TAMA COUNTESS:
Thomas A. Gra, AIN and Levi B, Nelson. VS.
Thomas J. Staley, Clarence Staley aud Katie
Z. Staley.
To Thomas J. Staley, Clarence S,alcy and
Katie L. Staley, Plaintiffs.
You are herehv notified that
on or before the 18th day Of Au gust, A. D.
1868, aps,tion will Be flied by said Plaintiffs,
Thomas A. Graham and Levi b. Nelson, in the
ONCE Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of
Tams county, Iowa, claiming of you the re-
NOV al of q cloud upon said Plaintiffs title to
the south half Of the south west quarter Of
section number 10 in Township number 50,
north of range number Is, west Of the 9th
= NJ. created by certain conyeyances Of said
lands made, and caused to be made by said
defendant Thomas J. Staley, which convey
.nces are made more particularly to appear
in said petition. That defendants and all
persons claiming under them, be forever bar
red from asserting any right or title to said
land in opposition to plaintiffs rights therein
and for other relief.
And that unless you appear thereto and
defend before noon Of the I'd day of the
next torn Of said court. commencing at Toledo
on the list day Of September, AID. 1865, DO
fault will be enteredagainst you and judg
ment rendered thereon.
Dated this 9th day Of August 1868.
THOMAS A GRAHAM, and
LEVI b. NELSON, Plaintiffs
STRUBLE & BRADSHAW, Attorneys.
Toledo, Aug I, Neutrality-suspicious..
nNIs ONLY PLACE IN THE COINTY
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&c Tie Republican Newspapers Of Iowa

-
Ogg:cr Of Rsr. I NON STATE CES, Con
Register Building, no> Noines, L.
august l. soo'
me following : : cofiec' iisl q ~
.'''o-'N''h ! i'-'A n'li'''''t'oi's WHICH 'i'e
'.'" spapefS 9! 'le pas'! 'ifo's''oa'
me 'as4'e are 'e4"eS'I,r 10 F''o''sil'
Presidential. E!eetors-tor Tie sia.'
~ large
5. L. Glasgow, Wayne county,
j. i. Dung, Ian county
For CONGRESSIONAL D.>rHEtts.
LIST. hiram Sa:Qt.e!i, Washington
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-08-07

pIcCs sIlnss oEtae Goard OK Ssupss y: sors
of lama County, Iowa, at their June
Sess on A. D. 1860.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-08-07


Iot..ion OF NJ schench aaI others for a
county road in Si-T3, Horace Jacobs APP
pointed committee to commence the view july
3, 1868 and report ut the next meeting Of tho
Board.
Petition of VIM Wick and others for . coun>
ty road in S4--l4, Horace Jacobs appointed
committee TO commence the view July ,, 1868
ami report at the next meeting of the Board
Petition Of Nathan Huff and others for the
alteration of the State road in Si-l3, and
Si-li, G" Hyatt appointed committee to
commence the view July ,, 1868 a"d repor,
at tie next meeting Of the Board.
Petition OF John Newton aud others for
couniy road in s2--13 llo ace Jacobs ap>
pointed committee to commence the view July
/ /, 1865 and reror. a, tho next meeting Of the
! Board
Petition of II n Roberts and others for the
alteration of a road in S6-1i, rejected for
informality.
Petition of John Bishop and others for
county road in Si-l3, rejected for inform
Atty.
| Petition OF Donald Mcdonald and others for
a county read in Sill, rejected for inform
! ality.
county road in township S5-13, G w Hyatt
appointed committee to commence the view
July l; 1868 and report at the mex. meeti G OF
the Board
pn,,t, IS Co.
county road in S5-l5, John Ramsdale ap>
| pointed committee to commence the view
July l, 1865 and repor, at the next meetingof
the Board.
As recommended by the committee the sth
day of September ls6s was tixed as the day
Of final hearing on tie following roads.
! Edwin c Rhode AMI others So-l5.
John Ryan and Others, S2-13.
! James Wilson and others, s5-l4,
| John Stewart and others, S5-14.
/ Browns road, S4-14.
ilon road, S2-13.
| Salisbury 70 S3-l6.
] Har'sell road, S3-l5.
Prays alteration.
| In the matter Of the Conway & Kzer ROAD
in s4-t5, ordered established at the Janus
AIRY session 1868 of the Board on payment Of
damages. The damages having been paid by
he petitioners the same was declared duly
established.
On Motion of Mr. Hall adjourned to o clock
p. m.
| O'Clock p. IN. Board met pursuant to ad~
journfnon,, roll called and quorum present.
| The special order being the petition for the
division Of Toledo township.
| After discussion, Mr. Poyneer moved to lay
the same over until tn September session.
The yeas and nays being called for on the
| motion to postpone resulted as follows:
| Yoas-Messrs. Bra,t, Dysart, Gallagher
Johston, Leavens, Poyncer, Powell, Rogers,
shusar', Yerney and Wiley-1l.
Nays-Messrs. Cory Forker, Hall, Sherman
rompkins and Willard-G Motion carried.
Mr. Johnston moved to make it the special
order for the I'd evening of the next session.
| Notion carried.
| On motion adjourned until 5 o'clock To-
| uorros morning.
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s's-4 ..s..a = ss..as.ss, s;4,...ss.

and arrested al Rock Island, where
he was waiting for the ard bound
train. He waived examination, and
for want of bail was sent to the Coun-
~ Jail. Vide Day Gazette.
Three gamblers were lynched y,
Sioux City last week for cheating.
Coy. Merrill is in attendance upon
The international Commercial Conven-
ton at Portland, Maine, and is Chair
man Of the Convention.
The Clinton H5ya2a will be issued as
4 daily On the lst OF Septembcr.
From The Dav. Gaz1t!s we learn thai
Che Secretary Of War has decided that,
under the eight hour law, those who
elect to work only eight hours a day,
mus, do so with eorrespondingrodue-
ton OF pay. In consequence OF this
decision, four hundred worl>mcn st
Rock Island struck, and We're discharg
ed,-onc hundred emily remaining AZ
work.
The Wheeling IntsN'ssncer, speaking
Of Ihurma,i's speech in the convention
there, says "Thutman asked his friends
what they would DO with the radical
soldier swhen they (the Denocrats) get
into power; and the rebel crowd cried
out: Hang en-. hang en-
The Republican State Central Com
m:ttee lave secured assurances from
Gems. Logan, Palmer and Hurlbut, OF
Illinois; Senator Pomerov, of Kansas;
Hon. c. Donnelly Of Minnesota; and
Hon r. G lngcrsoll the present Att =
Gen. Of Ill. that they will assist in the
canvass Of chs State during the pres
en-. campaign.
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THE GAZETTE.
WOODWORKING, SEPT.

CLEANING Cleaning, though d one tlme J,
permitted in England is now prosecuted TO 'n i.
extent OF the law The latest foreign mans ans
bring an account Of the summary conVlceon u
a poor woman for picking up a. lew ears OF
wheat to take home to please her children.
The evidence showed that the crop had been
housed and the men were jnst1 finishing taking
awav the sraking. q, The spot where the hand
4uI Of wheat was taken had been fakedl the
second time and no great damage was done, as
the wornan readily gave ups, her gleanings when
told to do SO; but the farmer was determined
to make,an example Of some one. AT frsts the,
cleaner was sentenced to seven days imprison-i
ment,; but on one of the magistrates protesting,
she was punished by being ordered to pay SIX
pence damages and thirteen shilipgs Tor :, the
fine and costs, or in default to go to Jan Ior
three days. The woman was sent to JAIL ione
had four children, one of them not yet Weaned.
EDUCATE Your CH1LDREN.-Opd schools
will reopen. and 2inaugurate !, another fen
months Of toilsome labor in a field at once the
most important and attractive which can en-
gage human energy. OuroCty, buf especially
the State, is blessed in the advantages which
are offered to all who desire to secure Che ines.
Unable benefits of o. through ,education.y No
child Of Virginia need be sent beyond her own
borders in quest of the appliances for intellec-
tual culture Whatever may be her poverty
in therrespects, Virginia is rich to protusion
n,educationalr advantages No State can boast
in her presence, or claim superior institutions
to her own We have within ourselves every
clement every appliance, every agency through
which to attain educational success 1t our
children shall, 10 coming years, grow up:ln
ignorance, the ifaultoand crime will not arise
from any lack OF competent educators or supe-
rior schools = Petersburg ErpresS 80, '2 =
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Aloxandria. Septcmber !. 1865.

NIcNanlT!Gl EVpJcHlUCi y IoV0
Having in use TWO Of Sections Gas Consum-
ing Fire Place ucuters, set up in my dwelling
by Mcssrs Purcell s. Hoy, l have no hesitation
in saying that there was no Misrepresentation
Oh their part, as the stoves worked above my
expectation, heating my parlors and the cham
bcrs over them last winter to my utmost salts
faction. JAMES =. MCGRAW.
y
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PURCELL s. HOY.

During the last winter, remarkable for its Sc
verify, l used q Sexton Stove, set up IN my
most satisfaction and enjoyment. The stove,
for economy and especialIyfor generating heat,
has more than answered the high recommends
ton bestowed upon it by these gentlemen. No
consideration in money, without ability TO pro
euro anVther, would induce me to part with 1t.
REV. j. r. JOuNeTON.
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MERCHANT TAgLORS.
, RNOLD IL FIELD
MERCHANT TAILONS,

. No, 50, King st..
Keep q large stock Of CLOTHS, CASSI-
MERES, LINENS, VESTINGS and hes, blue
CLOTHS and DOBShINS, Oight and dark
colors) always on hand; white SILK VEST
ING, all Of which we will make to order very
low Call md examine our stock.
In our GENTS Flu FINISHING DEPAHT-
MEN you will find the latest styles.
We furnish WHITE SHIRTS IS cheap as
can be bought by retail in Philadclphia At the
manufacturers warranted to fit and wear well.
We are manufacturers Agents for RICH
ARDS PATENT COMBINED PAPER
COLLAR and BOSOM, q new thing Just intro
dueed Retail dealers can be supplied as cheap
by Us as ut the factory Come in and look at
them at No. 50, King street, third door west Of
ROYAL street . feb 15-tf
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PROFESSIONAL.
nRANCIS MILLER,

ATTORNEY s. COUNSELLOR At Law,
win practice in the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia, the Court Of Claims, and
in the Courts Of Alexandria, Va, and Mont
gomery CO., Nd. Also, will attend to claims IN $
and before the Committees of Congress. Ad-
dress, No. 8, Four-and- a-half street, Washing
ton, d. @. s.-t . le 6-eott =
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: jcyaulriu w., Sept. i. 1865

t,IcNunIrIN, %, Sept. !, I6Oo-
Sly experience rs TO the value OF The Sexton
Heater comedies with that OF Rev. Mr john
ston With TWO ofsheSc Heaters, set up b., Messrs
Purcell X Hoy, last winter, | warmed delight
fully four rooms continually, and sometimes
five. consuming not quite five to"s OF coal
4 MCLEAN.
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Having h&d il use for tho list two years one
of Sections Gas Burning Fire pIaco Heaters; put
up BY PurceilE Hoy, End giving thorough sat
islscton. I DO rot hesitate in recommending
it. WM. ARTHUR TAYLOR.
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D ALEXANDRIA, VA.
MIS- MIS- Z E l. T. G Il sBSi Principals.
The Tenth Annual Session will begin on the
Dist Of September next. ~ am 49, b..
For further particulars address either Of the
PRINCIPALS. ..--9- 1- aug l5-eotf Z
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EDUCATIONAL

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA;
lYA SESSION OF 1866 9.-The next Annu-
al Course of Lectures will commence on the lst
Monday in October, and continue until the lst
Of March, with q full corps Of Professors and
with all requisite means Of illustration.
The facilities for tho prosecution of Practical
Anatomy are ample 80 H.
Clinical instruction ct the Towards Grove
HosI ital, the City Alms-houses, and the College
Infrmsry presenting in the aggregate large
The Infrmary, which is also the Seamen' s
Hospital for the port of Richmond, is open for
the reception Of patients from any quarter at
very moderate rates, and offers peculiar advan-
tages for the medical or surgical treatment of
diseases and injuries. @--d4 . 49,. 80.
Fees Naturalization, SIS; Professors tickets,
full course, sl20; Demonstration Of Anatomy,
$40; Graduation, $50, a
a liberal credit for the amount of the Profes-
sors' fees 20 students presenting proper evidence
ofinsbility to make present payment, and OF
capacity and good character f." III.
For further information or copy of the cir
cular, address L. S. JOYNES, NJ. D.,
J1s y-.., ~ ..-.- Dean ofthe Faculty.
Richmond aug 2G-d1W&yeo4t '.., .... ....
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TIE OLD FAVORITE MAIL ROUTE ya
AQUA CNEEk.
TIE SHORTEST AND BEST ROUTE y
RICRMOND AND THE SOUIH.

KICNWUND IN y ITE "TT III.
,-iG-o1p +. FAST AND CON- 70 kTAB Tx
- GAMERS leave Washington city
twice d lily, Sunday p. N. excepted, Ir-m t.e
p. m, stopping at Alcxendria each way, and
connecting at Aqua Creek with the RICHMOND,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad with e.
cgunt cars, supplied with elegant sleeping chairs
on all its trains. Through tickets and baggage
checks to vii points South.
Both boats stop at Alexandria going and re-
turning. SAM Ell kOIH,
Superintendent Of Transp
J. B. GENTRY, GcnI. Ticket Agent,
nv l3-tf Richmond, ".
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A LEXANDRIA FEMALE SEMINARY,
Il No 50, N. Washington st..
- - EMPER 49, PrinpiOal

= a, K EMPE FrlnclpaI.
will begin Wednesday, September g. 1865, and
close on the last Wednesday in June, 1859.
The course of study is thorough, the location
eligible, the Philosophical Apparatus and other
appliances, ample, and the Principal will, as
heretofore, be assisted by a full and competent
corps Of instructors
i The Musical Department under the direction
Of Prof J. G. FOERTSCH, offers superior ad-
vantages for obtaining 8 thorough musical edu-
cation. Pupils from the city or country may
enter this department without. being otherwise
connected with the school. - II.
For further information apply to the Princi-
pal as above, or at the City Hotel. sep 3-tf