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EDUCATIONAL.
CT. NARY'S COLLEGE[DIRECTEDB BY THE
Christian BrothersCorner Of Poyefarre Foucher

ct: MARY's COLLEGE-DIRECrED BY THE
Christian BrothersCorner Of Poyefarre and Foucher
streets New Orloans La.
This Instituti0n Incorporated by Legis.
latore Of the lsss and 70 grant DPo-
mas confer Degrees and best0w all literary offers
many advsntaSs: for the phy:es moral and
xsntited situated II quiet and healthy Pst Of tho
Of pubic conadence 10 has already eained and the
increase Of the number Of Stusnts The system gov
Observance Of established discipline No pupil viii be
roceavcd from another College without
Testimonials; and vim retained whose manners
and morals are not satisfAotOry Pupils Of al denom
nations admitted aud their religious opinions
un restricted. ' TERMS: III
payDsnts 70 BE- INSIDE quarterly In advaaoc follows:
The hrst the arst Monday In septembor tho second
on November 18th tho third February and the
fourth, April 18TH
ruition-tcollegiase and Commercial Courses,-
Per quarter of ~ months. Observation-Disclosures 90
Tuitioa-second and Frat Preparstory Classes. per
rSation-Thira Preparstory ciass Per quarter Of
- months 10 50
months 10 90
dAu Doordors. n 90
Ma.to-Piano, per quarter. sls 90
Violin, (stRtngs furnished. Per quarter.. Is 90
Flute, OF any other Wind Instrument, per
quarter. -............................. 10 90
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rnition-tcollegiaaea and Commercial Courses,-
aud Ss.ss Glasses. per -
Pssps1.soy ca.. Per quarter Of = %
Prep.fa.ory Gi.ss, pei quarter Of - ~
49,. d.. EXTRA CHANGES -. :. "
x .iS ..sss; RI as.ss.l IS GO
J~ quarter. 70 90
ssnssas: sasssnx MT Tie bsxianias i
%sss " G %sas on
I.of. and ssstioseSy is1aisssd At curre.s prices.
Z Cd < s
q ss xh:a
:sees.ns e IS sas ante.
bold themsevss bound to refund any Of the nouey paid
sasH
the NO matter how short time he have been
COURSE OF STUDIES
ss
and Spherical I.gopo@stly surysying. NaSgation,
1:sSsss%y; Nisss. fsiis:sgsy; French, sTanns1 and
EpESsstsGy
Partlchiaf attention paid to Penmsnship . ''''''
PREPARATORY.
ti;si Tss,s: SypSssas and Reading. AAn0'
sss,ed History
mental and latin Grammar MUSIC S0'" and in'tF"'
OPTIONAL sruDIEs-FRENcH DRAWING Muslc.
both and Two bras. Spnda the
College rehearse daily under the guidance Of compe
There is an examination held each quarter whom tho
s
the SCHOLASTIC year s held the public the
merit yaes1ions about the "a q july and
dras street. Post-oahce addres.. Bog 1854. ies
81 5osIra s 1n Mos1 AT
Institution BY State Of Aiabams sns
%
ss'f"s sa
proslasa that WIN and ; they
are willing to attend the exercises of the Catholic
The plan Of Instruction embraces areei Latin,
Mathemsties, Astronomy Natural Mental fhiiosss
ply with the addition Of Book Keeping and the usual
Spanish and German are taught at the opinion of
Ths ego sd@ssion j: from . nine to sseen No ON.
s IL" sen ao saf p.rsnss and
. ~ stating rank with
sS .: sss or
Board, Tuition. washine. Stationery ... 1900 90
Medical fsss .SS fhssSssy. o:.... 10 e. e.
~. b rayments are to be made in gold equva
l'a 81 n Eseh !. to be p. in .av.,e,
Sd. No deduction made for less than month or for
money advanced for entrance fee bedding aud medical
9Th. Books furnished by College at the expense
OF parents and guardians
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1xw ORLEANS aArzo1r Fu11lcAz1on COMFY.
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NEW ORLEANS, January 81, 1868.

NEW ORLEANS, January q, 1868.
ICHARLES II. LUZENBURG, District Attorney in
and for the First Judicial District Parish of Orleans
hereby certify that have carefully examined tho
going Charter Of the New Orleans Catholic Publication
Company and that find nothing therein contrary
Constitution and the laws of the State Lonaiana
e. H. LUXEMBOURG,
District Attorney First Judicial District.
j. NJ. ODIN, THOMAS j. SMITH G. NJ, .
n. J. PERCHE, JOHN B. DUFFY, c. S. R..
PETER HOLToN, JOHN FLANAGAN.
JAMES ODOWD, THOMAS KENNEY.
p. G. NOLAN, d. p. SEAMAN.
W. j. CASTELL, W. b. LANCASTER fe9
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HENRY UTHOFF. FURNITURE DEA ER, Nc
Ill l55 Camp street. same old stand, .pposi st Pat
| rlcks, New Orleans. p
Keeps oeustaptly On hand god assortment Of Bed
steads Mattresses, ATlaOiEa -Tsbes, SOFIA, Chairs
Looking Giasses, eto. Furniture taken Storage.
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Twelve shirts twelve handkerchiefs twelve najrr IF
sonls six cravats four pairs of drawer towels six
napkins, two summer fr0ck- coats two summer vests
two pairs of winter pantalOOns sunme- panta.
looms four pairs Of Shoes cap goblet ono spoo
one fork, table knife. ~i-'
BEDDING.
furnished by parents-one pillow three pillow cases
three pairs of sheets, musauito bar one doul,o
WOODEN blanket, one white counteipane.
fe9 L. CURTOZ. s. T.. President.
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Painless Extraction Of Teeth
q WfTHOrT CAST
Dr. charles asiiisngaiea,
DENTHsT.

DESTxsT.
HAyfSfs supplied hinaelf with An Az.
III pArAsat f9r Producing IoeaT .farsffe.
10, takes pleAsars ia is.fofSailiz ,he citizens
q Westminster and illa eanaaajsy It large,
ihat be : rrsYar,3 10 ase shis latest iis
prpvement II the esiractinn ~ Teeth 9he
ndynniase possAard hY tbs At,paYsssa over
al eihssa i that & agtess oaig AZ parf
operated oa
iie has Also the most insprexed ssfla ~
AplAFasat fos manufacturing pure Gas--ot
cearan 81 rfrsans calling on hitu esn choose
the Heshpd Ties prtstr
Az operations " savsicnl and Mechani,
cal Denslssgg peFgosmml IL the most approy.
81 style aad - saWiefass faiea.
1gi4, a8jsisinu hi Iathsr's Rssfsenee.
nrif kasasegs 4 VsAasies Iauk,
WssgsissTsa, No.,
where f1Ay be feaad AZ ia times vi.es not
ACKNOWLEDGMENT !, sheInlleHing plaras.
haios heiaae lss Reiaeeslay ~ every
month, remaining nnlil Saturday.
Nes Hsspieef agd Mednessihy al every
month. recisnins nHsi1 SATURDAY.
Iassnfpwa, BID Aesltleslay htpgy meath.
tsuiaaiinR antil friday evening.
Tsasgtosis~~ssd frilAy every rannth. v-re.
tlainsug uslil The "Wednesday felIswsngl
apis
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LADIES, TAKE NOTICE.

HE sghkefihaf has just returned from
1 the City and has purchased falI and
caIas.lAta glnek NJ
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THERE was dry old fellow out in
Jefferson county, Pennsylvania, who
called oae day on the member Of Con.
grcss elect. The family was a. break.
fast, and the old man was not in decent
: trim to be invited to sit by, but be was
hungry and determined TO get M inyi.
tation.
What's tho news ?'iuquired the Con.
gresham.
Nothing much-butone Of our neigh.
bors gave his child such a queer name,
'Ah / what name ia that |?
Why, Come and Eat
'Uomc and Eat
Yes, thank you, said the old man, ]
don't care if | do and drew up to the
table, 9
A. FERMoEr paper says: Water in
Burlington IL selling at half a dollar q
barrel. Wells, springs and cisterns arc
generally dry, and water has TO be
drawn from the lake. The cartInen are
reaping good harvest by drawing water
for family use.
A Radical paper doesn't like il be.
cause Gen. Hancock wears civilians
dress at New Orleans. Most people
win look upon the fact as an indication
of his good sense.
Ifa lady puts on herstockings wrong
side outward, it is sign ofgood lnck--
if she does it unintentionally. If she
does it on pttrpose, it is sign the other
side OF the stockings are not white as
snow. In view Of the fact that ladies
do not wear, stockings unless they are
as white as snow, this sign applies only
to gbluc stockings"
10 have your cup Of tea handed you
with two spoons In the cup or saucer,
is sign that there is to be a wedding.
But such signs, it Is said, never occur
10 places visited BY General Butler.
A inisehievous boy entered station
cry store tho other day md asked the
proprietor ''what kind Of pens he sold2'
"All kinds" was the reply. swell,
then, I'll take three cents worth Of pig
pens" The boy did not stop to get
them.
The following is the maiden effort Of
q youthful poet, who certainly gives
signs Of promise
fs0h, The pup, the beautiful pup,
Drinking his milk from a beautiful cup;
Gamboling around so risky and free,
First gnawing bone, then biting flea;
Jumping,
Running,
After the pony;
BsaaaFel pap, ysN'il sasa hs Ralegas,
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Jack Baker was recently examined
IN an important case in Western court
Council found i extremely difficult to
extract tho whole truth from him. His
ingenuity and ignorance combined, en-.
ablcd him to eyads the question. Al
last the lawyer, losing patience, erclaim-
ed "Why, Mr. D do you prsssri.
cate so much I" Jack, sapposing tina.
he referred 20 his peculiar maaner Of ut.
terance, convulsed the cour. aud audi.
enee by replying indignantly. II
would like to know how fellow can
help preyaricatin', When no has LOST
three OF bis front teeth ~
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COAL AND LUMBER YARD.

FEfliE salscabsf ,Asuking hjs ola ,assoEs
4 for the liberal escQaFTae taeHs bestowed
upoH hiln heretofore. sFauld resp&ttlnily
state ihat be Is ssiil actively engaged Ii ~
old business aud keeps On hand full supply
al REASONED
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A gentleman Of the temple London
received his charwoman's bill, made
out 10 that style Of spelling and hand.
writing peculiar to that class; but there
was one item Of Is. Cd. which deiiel
even his practical comprehension, il was
for "skeweriug the stars After won.
dering for sometime how suelfsa work
could ever have been performed, and
still more why It should have been exc
cuted, particularly at his expense, tho
debtor sent for Mrs. Hearlash, when
the reading turned out to be for 'scour-
ing the stairs
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SiaEs OF CHARACTER. "A lady who
appears to have given the subject much
attention submits the following snggcs
tons to enable women TO trace the char.
acter of men by outward signs:
If tho man you contemplate has thick
red lips, he will be simple, 1, Jod naturee
and easily managed,
II He speak aud look with his mouth
extended, it is q certain mark of stupid
ity.
If he speaks quick, but distinct, aud
walk erect, he viii be ambitions, active,
and probably good husband.
If no blush, il is favorable sign
but speaking bluntly aud positively be.
tokens much Of headstrong self.will.
If he lose at cards sDappishiy, he Is
impatient; aud to cheat at play for gain
shows o mind unworthy Of trust
If he boasts Of lady's favors, he is
man to be avoided.
If he look pale 10 passion, with pale
lips, he cannot have either truo love OF
real courage to defend you.
If he have a manly dark beard, and
handsome nose, he will be furnished
with good qualities and abilities 10
please
If he be Of yellow complexion, il i'm.
plies moroseDess and jealousy /, IL he
have a phgnose, spappishncss aud yul.
gafity. va
If he be bcetle-browed, il shows da.
plicity and fickleness.
If ho has dimple on the cheek OF
chin, he will be the father Of hand.
some race, or generous.
Red hair shows great amoronsness
auburn, love and zeal; a mellow brown,
fidelity black, love and jealousy.
The open bold forehead is amiable ;
blue aud black eyes are more amorous
than grey or hazel tho Greeian nose
implies nanlineas the bottlenose, late
hours aud drink.
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EsIpATHON.

A lady in Lockport, NJ y, had put
on cabbage to boil for dinner Step.
ping out and returning, she observed
sitting upon the cover Of the pos which
contained the cabbage. what appeafed
to be a cat--anda strangs cat at that.
She was at first wondcr-struck that 1
cat should be IN so strange a place, aud
she made for it with broomstick,
when, lol without SPIT or meow W,
down it went through the lid Of the pot
in 'snow you see it and now you
don't sort Of way.
The old lady was transixed with hor.
ror, but with womanly curiosity to learn
what became Of that cat, she uplifted
the lid Of the pot, when 10 and behold
no cat was seen, bat there, without any
water, aud notwithstanding all the boil
ing and heat, The cabbage was as fresh
and hard as when first plucked from it's
native stalk. This was marvellous in.
deed, aud how to account for it she
could not toll, nor could anybody else,
but that il was witch in her fayorito
feline form, was admitted by all who
heard tho wonderful story But this is
not all,
The next appearance Of the co-work-
or Of the arch-eneIny was in the shape
of an aged female, who few at the ns.
tonished hdy, and tearing her dress
into ribbons, went up the chimney OF
out of the keyhole, leaving behind a
slight smell OF sulphur, and was seen
no mores
The next visitation was perfectly
invisible Que; the girl ironing had her
ironing board knocked down, and on
picking it up tho ironing sheet was 10
ribbons The house and ncighborIlood
were in terrible state Of alarm, flesh
and blood could stand this no longer;
something must be done, the witch must
be exercised A man, supposed 10 pos
sess supernatural powers, was sent for;
be couldn't lay this evil spirit, and gat
last accounts the head of the family had
gone to Buffalo for q medicine man Of
moro power to come and lay this dis.
turbero the family quiet.
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:, Ihk Filhseglliera are nov MAJ sng Al
Mestnplnsier Nd, IN ointseni ~hirh M,
long and extensive cxpafieaes, fhsg eu.S,
nsntsy pt0neunce q auFe and ps.a4ant eure
~, =, ihat distressing complaint sgoWn IL
hemorrheids o. Piles FROM mens r.s,l,
heaies 81 persons shp have beaa essssi IN Il
They select The fblIowing.
Wrsrxissrrs. Noe. 90, ise7
hereby certify ,hat AFTER hSsing tyiei
various remedies for tho care IN Plies. witk
which disease | have been afflicted f1r in
years ~ least, vas Induced h give ti,s Iiils
Kennedy prepared by Dfn. Butter aua Fyans
.r'slr and, an glad to var, with the nsss..
Satisfactory results, SO sntieh has Il reiisssl
me that feel assured that with i iiltle far.
Their nae Of j, ! shall be perfectly cared. j
checrialiy recommend ii "a MI those who
saller from this distressing complaint.
Il. r. HREss.
On receipt Of sI.00, a bos III ia tli.t.
uient' with fall directions. win b sent. Sou.
iage paid, through the msil 10 any address
T ,r sale y Westminster, by A. II. Huber,
Druggist, No. 2 Carroll Hall, ma by az
subscfibnrs st the Wet Fnd
FRANCIS BUTLER. ". b
LEVI EVANS.
FOUTL. lie franklin stree. paltin,cs,
IS our General Agent
aagfh-H
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IL IN B z r

q every kind. Alsn. tbs rasieas kinds Of
G0Aa., always % hand. jasl nreiped
go,0I0 No. l CYPRESS SHINGLES.
10000 No, 2
for sale a. reduced prices.
uiiics ard yard on Main Street, short
Distance weai II the Railroad, Westminster.
Nd. II. W. Della
ian2n
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Carroll Nursery.
w estzninster,
CAIRO g UNITY ND.

= - = n - - - = = D. - -
TINS undersigned proprietor ii ills Es
Establishment, Ffaa eu hana, for SDFieR pIas,f.
Ing, $4,000 Apple and Peach Trasg 2.t00
Dsarf and standard Pears 500 Cherry
Trees. Also lot Of PInn5s, ApficDgs, ana
Quinces. a good supply Of two and three
Old Grape Vines ofall TIE leading sarietle !
9hrrants, Gocscbcrrics aud lsIackbcrries.
sTRsAwBERRIEs.
An extensive stock Of Strawberry plants,
selling al low rates-I hase the AsyiesIit,,fal
kassell, Wilson'S Albany Seeding. and
Fillmore These will be sold at ST ner hun.
dred, 50 per thousand, Oh $40 ncF ian
Thousand. can SIMPLY any demand, up ID
one million plants. having eight acres II
Strawberries now sssssier cultivation. en-.
bracing twenty-five varieties, among them
the daeomda. Golden Seeded. Des,,inv' \
Prolific, Tfiomphe ie Ganil, Stewart / sessd.
ling, &c, haze also Raspberfiea. Eeuv.
gFeens--Asi extensive stock 81 Large Ma.
suitable for Coueteriea
DEcIDIous TREES.
Silver Leaf Maple, Horse Chestnut. Weeping
Willow, &c. Also, q lot of perpetual hIn0,sss
ing Roses. Address
JOSEPH STOUT, pfopriesor.
Westminster, Carroll Co, Nd.
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WESTERN nm. RAELnoAD.


-
nN and after Monday, November 2sth
NJ 1851 the trims going East viii leave
Union Brilgea q 4,45 a. II. and 400 A.
u. Westnlnslef at :. rs A. n. aud $40
A. ". Arrive IN Baltimore Al z. 10 4. M
and 1890 +. NJ.
I.eaye Baltimore at ESQ A. M. and $40
y. NJ. Arrive 1T Westminsiag At lL0O A.
N. and coo T.. NJ. and Union Bridge al I'll,
4s A NJ. and 3. 80 u. NJ.
Stage connections ut Glen Morris Station
for Hampstead aud Manchester on arrival
Of $50 A. NJ, train, and for Uniontown,
Janeytown and EumittsbuFg on tho arrivti
Of the same train ii linwood Station.
Tickets sold through from Baltimore to
Emuqttsmrg. Baggage carefully checked,
and ne change IL cars. Passengers Cor
Emfnitssburg ask for tickle SWAY w. N, X. r.
r. II. IRWIN,
dec5.tf Sup't. w. M. II. II,
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A young minister wentinso tho coun-
try to preach, and observed during bis
discourse poo woman who seemed to
be affected, After the service he re-
solved to pay her a visit, and see what
were the Impressions on her mind. -
well" said the woman, III tell you.
About six years ago inc aud husband
removed to this place aud all the prop.
erty we had was a.donkey. Husband,
he died, and then me aud poor donkey,
was left alone.
At last The donkey died, and to tell
you the truth, your voice put me so
much 10 mind Of that dear old critter,
that couldn't help taking on about it.
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.
ny ESSIsS. MiTSESEI.I, A grIfpI ny
vi take pleasure N s4.tso.Waiaa Ii n,
eisa1ens Of Westminster and The rahlsr ,,,s,.
ersslis that they haae essased IN. - ts,cy.
shin in The Wholesale and Retail t;rnrss.,
and Liquor Buslaess and NV ugger Is M
pubife - greatly fe3pend prices ono ~ Ar
best selcesei stocks Of Groceries. sash Z. ~
COFFEE
from ~ % e. e. laf PRISE Rio, sasars-s
Blown and + Island Al i2 h III "a ~ II,
Also Hard ard Soft Crash suFafs. Fie ~.
rerlal and uablag BIZ. Tess. S.tsea M.
algs' vagrsats Leasors, Cheese, AZ. ne. FL
prices which dsIy composition.
We wpatd taeas especially call yoas Atieu
ton % oaf Aae gsef'k If lAnofy.
wifleh hava teen selected &ifh gfe.f d q "a
nasa, sad whsch We nQ@ offer IL
lots - ssilt the trade, Wholesale h
Retail a. Baltimore city prites. Alsb !
large aAA varied stock 81
PINE BOTTLED IIQUoRs,
waraated 10 be pare ard pat up axpfsssls
iur medical purposes, saf5asIsar MADEIRA.
Pgst aad sherry Wines. old Fysnch ka1
Cognar hsaniies, also Brpwn Stout, Nora
sng Star BiisHrs, ETC., stS.
have n addition - the abJYe. aIwess
oa hAad large stock of TpaAcse assi T.,
psss, Which re ara prepared 10 cell II Inc
ysrY l1sem market rates. Also, 4 large
stock u Dried Frsis or hard.
We also keep stsnssAnsly On baud All
kinds q cu9nssy prodaae, ZACH 4 Floas.
Lard. pusAissa, &C.
As eur matlo u qtairk snips And ausai,
profits, Ne nast respectfully invite sosl a.
call atsd examine oar stock before tafrhas
isg tieeNbete. a. We eahsislsafly Aslisga Il
70 - = yoef ,nssgsst 70 do ~
uHlAH 3. NTREsELl.,
J, FRANK SIMPLIFY.
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VIE Subscribers having determined ID
u change business. are nov olVeriFe
their large and select stock OF goods H LA
Than cost ~ order 70 close Out by Ia a
March. Ne mama ID parts
Best Satin stiped papllna. rs 10 sI.01
french and English Merinos, 55io 100
colored Dress silks. 10
Black aud eolored Alpaca. ssto 90
All wool Delaiue, very fns, 10
Common 1910 Il
Prints, fo3a -
Geioslssns, iOto Is
iv.s sieeehed Slssiing, S.
1914 Linen be-, eua,;,v *
Ingram Serpss, 20 to LOO
Temp and Last Carpets, very cheap. Floor
IN Cloth A. and !, vide, vsry o6sap. ia
bic OIL Cloth, Looking IlssAea, OH aud
Mahogany frames, Glass and Qaesnsrafe.
fms aAsorsnienl
Boots, shoes,
hats and Cars. VERY low.
a discount 81 per cert. viii ba made On
81 sums u no ard upwards sng the caah
gan2S HOOD 4 MITTKN.
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"AMgLLt, for thee yes, at thy
command, Id tear this eternal frma-
ment into thousand fsagmenis---I'd
galhef the stars ono BY one as they
lunibled from regions Of ethereal space
and put them III my teowsers pockets;
I'd pick The sun--that oriental god Of
d y that trayerses the blue arch Of
haagen in such majestic splendor--I'd
tear Linn from the sky and cusuch his
bright effnlgenoe IN the fountain Of my
etcysfal love for theel Amslia-
Don't, Henry, Il would be 50 very
dark
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WESTMINSTER HOTEL.
Corner OF sIomrt d sTmfn ss,s
WfcTixfrSrs,, t,fsn

v tss7I HEIIt95 TIT, MD,
FT,HE undersigned announces to the publio.
that this Old and Popular House having
either transient or regular Bpardcrs. Z Hi Ta,
bic win always be supplied with the bpstaiIard.
ed In the market, and bis Bar with the choicpst
Liquors, Ales, Segars, &c. The Stablino i
large and ample, and attentive Ostlers alwa -
on hand 70 waitupon traycilera, The location
ofthis House y very desirable, being near de
Public Buildings, Banks, &c., and But 4 sloft
walk from the Railroad Depot.
dssh1s r. n HENRY. prertie,af.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-17

An incident recently occurred at Yals
which goes very far TO establish as fact
that "the world moves" A Yale alum
nus Of twenty years standing recently re-
turned after Ling absence to visit hi,
alma mater, and was very courteously re-
ceived and shown round by Prof T..
After having exhibited to his guest all tn,
modern improvements, the Professor sail
to him; "You have seen, believe, all
that is new in the institution except the
gymn; Jun. Come, let's 60 up there,
and | will roll a string of ten-pins with
you" "Wla'. sir" exclaimed the
guest, starting back in real or simulated
astonishment. "Wby," exclaimed the
Professor, 1--WE hav. fine alley in our
gymnasium, and I would like to 60 there
and roll a string of ten-pins with you"
'fTcn-pins cried she alunnus with
CLEAN Of malicious fun in his eye, .'why.
sir, / was expelled from the college for
rclling tcn.pins."