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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-09-01

NoT1oE.-There will be !, mecHng OF
the Philomathian l.. & l.. Association
at Good Templar's Hall on Saturday
evening, September 3rd. a full at
tendance is desired.
l. II, MCCASkEY, Pres.
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MARRIED.

In Upton, at the residence of Jesse James
the brides brothcr-in-law, by Rev. Mr.. Dodi
CIR, Mr. J. b. Turner, of TT, Dodge, and Miss
Mary Boynton, of Upton.
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TIE ANNUAL FAIR of the Jones cOun-
ty Agricultural Society will be held at
Anamosa, September 2lst, to the oath,
inclusive. The premiums offered are
higher than ever before.
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THROUGH an informality, the notice
of q Railroad Tax election in Cover
Township, published week before last is
void. and no such election will be held.
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THREE important propositions are to
be submitted to the voters of Cedar
county at the October election, namely:
The prohibition of the sale Of ale, wine
and beer; the adoption Of the Act to re-
strain stock from rulHAing at large; and
the appropriation for a poor farm.
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SOME Of our neighbors, instead ofrais'
ing their tuneful voices in praise of
i "The old oaken bucket that hangs In the WELL"
go for
.Thc old earthen lug that stands under the bed"
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BE IT REMEMBERED. DR.. Henry
Root and Plant Pills are the great Liver
medicine ofthe age. Every box warran-
ted. See advertisement in another col.
umn. i"ol
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The Tiptpn Sdrertissr,

To Advertisers.-An transient Local ana aPecs ,
Notices. and transient Advertisements, must DC p"io
for in advance to secure insertion.
Editorial Notices or Advertisements In the Loca'
columns VIII be charged 20 cents per line, each inser-
SoA"A'AA-' 80
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DIED.

In Upton, August @jlh, OF Inflammation of the mu
co,ls menbran WANWuN eldest OF NJ Il. anC
Eliza J. Dean aged thirteen years.
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"OUR CORNER" Building is offered
for sale or rent after Oct 1st. Apply to
w. II. Alden. 3w 30
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County organization.

County organisation.
On motion of Mr. Shearereach delega-
ton was authorized to cast the entire
vote of the township.
On Motion the convention proceeded
to nominate candidates for county Of
ficers.
On motion of Mr. Wolf, VIM Elliott
was declared the unanimous choice OF
the convention as candidate for the office
of Clerk of District Court.
On motion Jesse James was declared
the unanimous choice of Convention Tor
the office of County Recorder.
Mr.. Shearer moved that the conven.
ton proceed to take an informal tallot
for three candidates for the office OF
County Supervisors. Carried. -.
Mr. Miller moved that the Convention
nominate one Supervisor at time, ana
that the first ballot in each case be In
formal. Carried.
On motion the resolution nominating
one Supervisor ut y time was reconsid-
cred and amended to ballot for three at
= time and adopted as amended.
Mr.. Miller moved that the convention
proceeded to nominate candidates to be
voted for. Carried.
The following gentlemen were named
as candidates.
SW Young of Center.
TIC McClelland of Pioneer.
J Atkinson of Springfield.
Allen Nesbtt, Pennington.
J Z Furguson, Dayton.
phineas Crandall, Massilon.
J McMillen, Dayton.
Jas Jennings, Rochester.
nj + Rigby, Fremont.
HC Gill, Sprindale.
G Z Sheldon, Center.
Jno pierson, Springdale.
Mr. Miller moved that the vote be
taken by call of nships. Carried.
Messrs Sheldon and Macomber Were
appointed tellers.
The informal ballot resulted as fol-
lows:
Isl Ballot Young -; McClelland 2G;
Atkinson :; Nesbitt 3l3; Ferguson Z;
Crandall p McNillen +; Jennings >;
Rigby 0; GIL 80; Sheldon =; Pierson :;
Finch ST; G. A. Pound 5.
End Bal,ot-Young 49,; Atkinson II;
Nesbitt 27!; Gill $50; McClelland "a;
Ferguson 5; Pierson s; Finch 81;
Pounds. Necessary for choice, go.
Messrs. Young & Gill having received
a majority of all the votes that were
cast were declared unanimously nomi-
mated.
81 Ballot-Atkinson 8; Nesbitt II;
McClelland Is; Finch .; Pound Is. No
choice.
Mr. VanNess moved that after the
next ballot the name Of the candidate
receiving the least number of votes be
dropped at each succeeding ballet
until choice be made. Carried.
4th Ballot -Nesbitt II; McClelland Ia
Pound D. Atkinson 8; No choice.
Th BaNot-Nesbitt Is; McClolland II;
Pound q. No choice.
9th Bdtlot-Nesbitt 231; Pound 32l
Mr. Pound declared unanimously nom
mated.
The committee on county organiza
! ton submitted the following report
which was adopted, and the convention
adjourned.
The Committee appointed on the Or
ganization of the Republican party in
Cedar County respectfully submit The
! following Report;
CA'a Of Cen. Com.-Jesse James.
Allen Nesbitt, Pennington tip.
w S Chase Springdale TIP.
+ M Brown, Rochester tip
i M Miller, Fremont tip.
| G Finch Massilon tip.
Thomas d Shearer, Springfield.
Robert Cover, Cass tip.
w q Miller, Sugar Creek TIP.
a Frame, Cover tip
II Ellison, Iowa tip.
w Nicely, Red Oak. tip.
J w Beatty, Dayton. tip.
TIC Mcclellan, Pioneer tip.
Jacob More, Inland tip.
John Dance, Linn tip.
w III Fanness, Fairfield tip.
JIM BEATTY, Chm.
w III VANNEss, Sec'y
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-09-01

THE Board of Supervisors OF Cedar
county will meet for the September ses''
ion on Monday next.
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See advertisement of DIR. Butts Dis
pensary, headed Book for the Million
Marriage Guidc-in another column.
1t should be read by all. 3oy
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Call for Temperance Convention.

The friends of temperance in Cedar
County, irrespective of party, are re-
quested to attend in Convention ut the
Court House, in Upton, on Tuesday,
tie Oh day of September, at O'Clock
p. M, for the purpose of taking the
proper measures to secure the passage
of the Prohibitory Law at the coming
election, and for thorough organiza-
ton of the county in behalf Of Temper
ance.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-09-01

THE card of DR.. Chittenden, Of STAN
wood, Iowa, appears in to-day's paper.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-09-01

necessary to savage life than TO ourselves
where they visit every tireside. ICorre-
spondent Alexand. Journal.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-09-01
the second day Of JanuaS, 1872.


Cedar Falls has voted a five per cent.
tax in aid of the Burlington, Cedar Rap
ids and Minnesota Railroad, and the
Ga=ette says that settles it that the roai
is to be built to that point this fall.
The Methodist Annual Conferences are
to be held tois year as follows; Des Moin-
Is at Montana, August 3lst; Upper To-
wa. ut Abba, September 18th. Bishop
James presiLes at the first two and Bish-
CD Ames ut the last.
Thompson, the murderer of the Has-
gerty family, sentenced to death, and to
be hung at Elkadcr Oh the eth of Sep.
tember, has confessed his crime in Jail,
and has also admitted having killed
other parties under circumstances of
an appalling nature. lie is now pre-
pairing full statement Of his atrocious
career of blood and the public will soon
have the entire history of his criminal
life, in pamphlet similar to that reveal
ing the infamous doiugs of Antoine
Probst.
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MILD YET THoRoUGH.--Dr. Henry's
Root and Plant Pills do not cause nausea
or gripping. Try them and you will he
satisfied. Sec advertisement. III So
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WM. II. TUTHILL,
VIM. T.. WOLF,
WIN. ELLIOTT,
>. V. LANDT.
JAS. NJ. ROTHROCk,
SAMUEL WAMpLER,
r. IL. POUND,
s. YATES,
J. ID. SHEARER,
A. b. MAYNARD,
J. w. BULL,
j. l.. ROWkLL,
l.. NJ. BRINK,
II. SWARTZLANDER
=. W. YOUNG.
j. w. HENDERSON,.
j. l.. MASTERSOS,
j. w. * SNETT,
} ESSE j \ LIS.
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NoTICE.-Persons knowing themselves
indebted to the undersigned (and espe-
cialiy those who owe balances on last
years bills) are hereby respectfully in
formed that we are very much in need
Of money. Take notice, and govern
yourselves accordingly.
BAOIEY & INGMAN.
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IIUNNIA IN Z Bad WAI-TIIb I7UI.F-N IOIN
THE FRENCH ARMY.
P1nIS, AUGUST 81
Mr.. Binghan's Acceptance.
CAD1z, Ono, AUGUST - 1S7O

]
GENTLEMES Your communication o.
the 18th inst, has been received, in which
You notify me that the Republican Con
gresSional Convention Ofthc 10Th District
held on the 18th inst, in Cambridge, uomi.
mated me for the 42d Congress, and direct.
cd you to inform me thereof, and request
my acceptance Of the same.
lnaSnuCh US the Republicans Of the
District were advised by my published
letter Of the Goth Of July last, that did
not seek denomination for Congress and
that il was not my purpose to be in the
way of any one whom they might desire
to nominate, there seems to he no reason
to doubt that by nominating me, the Con.
vCntiOn lat which was not presently OK.
pressed the will Of the Republicans NJ the
District, who constitute decided maiOri.
" Of its voters, and hayc therefore the
power finally TO determine who shall rep.
resent the District in the 42d Congress,
Grateful To the people and to their rep.
reSentativeS in Convention assembled for
the honor Of this nomination, not sought
after nor solicited by me, l deem Il my
duty to accept it.
Allow nc to add that accept theme
inatiOn, heartily approving the declara.
ton OF principles and policy made By the
Convention. and in the hope that in the
event Of my election. may be enabled so
to discharge the trust as not to disappoint
the just expectations OF the people.
Very respectfully yours,
JOHN 4. BINGuAM.
p. TuWOr, Nm. v. FIEF1F, and Vim. H. Fra.
:iEr, CoNMitlkt.
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= n. . !
The LIN or aARi4:s DICKENS; Bytla
!SEHlton Mackenzie, has been laid on our
table by Mr.. JAMES JEPSoS the agent in
this city Mr. Mackenzie Is literary
editor Of the Philadelphia Pres, and well
qualified for the task performed. The
work embraces besides full account u
Mr.. DICKENS life, his Uncollected Pieces,
10 Prose and Verse; Personal Recollec.
tons and Anecdotes, rs well rs letters
from Mr.. DICKENS TO various persons,
never before published; and traces the
entire careeS Of the great Novelist from
the time of his birth and first connection
with Journalism as a reporter, to its unex-
peCted and lancntel termination on the
9th Of June, 1870. 1t also contains new
likeness Of Mr.. DICKENS taken from a
photograph TOR which he sat a few days
prior TO his death, as well as his Auto.
graph. I ~
The publishers are Messrs. PETERSON
s Co., Of Philadelphia, but the book is
sold only By subscription. al.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-26
by Authority Of tho GOyernor.l
mo. 90. Joint Resolution Proposing
an, Amendment to the Constitution
Of the Stata.

.. kpg. Autuolty VI bu9 NVNeIuVt'I .|.
mo. 90. Joint Resolution Proposing
an, Amendment to the Constitution
Of the State. ..,
ReNolgEi BY ~ Legislature Of lItst ITrDfRtG
The following iS proposed rs an Amendment tG
the Constitution Of this State; to be substituted
for section one OF article three thereof and 10 BE-
come part Of the said Constitution when Eattaed
according TO tho provisions thereof, namely:
1.-THE male citizens Of the State shall be 0nti'
tied to vote at all elections held within the cleo
ton districts In which they respectively reside;
but no person who IL minor. OF OF unEound
miae Or PS1pS Of VINO SnaeE cSaTcnoa R %
has not been resident Of the State for ono year,
and Of the county in which he offers TO vote for
thirty days next preceding such offer, shall be
permitted to vote while such disability con-
tinucS."
Adopted February q, 1870.
In the House Of Delegates, Thursday, February
q, 1870, thG above resolution was adopted.
THE YIAs wERB+MessrS Welch, (Spe4keH)
Agnew, Ballard oil Monroe, Ballard Of Logan,
BeltEhooyer, Bower, Brannon, Bl5geSS. Davis g,i
agan, Flick, Gandce, Guthrie, Hrreey, Howard,
Jackson, Judy, Lamb. LRmOn, Lynch, Maxwell,
Mccoy, Meadow, Miller, Nicely, POWnAll, RAIDER,
IR5ssPp, Scott, Smith, TeteF, Thomas, Wells and
THT Mars .wxRE-MesSrs. Baker, Barlow,
Faris, Coz, IlGssief. Hi, Howe, Pelrpoint,
Prtce, Rexoad, stuFglss, Summers and Wheat
iig4As Senate, Monday, February Is, 1910. the
abovB naSulatiGn was adopted. -l'... al
Tue YBAE WRREs-MessrS. FArnSwOrth, (Presl;
denOS Applegatc, Brown, Gather lJames), Gather
(Jesse IT, Cook, Crane. Davis, Dayton, Doollt'
tie, Gold. HArmlp .koonee, Leonard, Patrick,
Phelps Rlmsdell and Yonng1zls.
THE Mars TERE-MessrS. BoremAn, Humph.
reyS, WRninguE and Wilson, .. aug6 I
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Baltimore and the B. L o. r. r

Baltimore and the u. 4 o. X. X.
We have to thank Capt DEvRIEs, agent
Ofthe Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany in this city, for copy Of President
GARRETT's address delivered at the month
lymccting Of the Director sol the Company
in May. Mr.. GARRETT had just returned
from an extended visit to the West in the
interests Of the Company, having passed
over the line Of the Pittsburgh and
ConnelIsville road aud visited Pittsburg,
Sandusky, Toledo, Chicago, ST. Louis
Louisville, Cincinnati and intermediate
points. He anticipates great advantages
TO accrue to Baltimore from the opening
Of this short line to Pittsburg, and still
greater from the construction Of new
and direct line thence to Chicago. lie
thinks the latter can be built for y cost
not exceeding $4,000 mile, exclusive Of
equipment, and he finds the people along
the route greatly interested in such an en-.
terprise.
Mr., GARRETT has evidently enlarged
and ambitious designs for Baltimore. He
thinks her commercial position, NJ the
head OF the Chesapeake, midway OH the
Atlantic seaboard, atfording the most
available access to tide water Tor the cen
ralpart Of the Mississippi Valley, gives
her peculiar advantages, which need only
to be improved 70 make her commercial
greatness far beyond what she has yet at
tanned. BE finds the interests Of his own
great Railway andof the city Of Baltimore
identical, and lahOrs with equal zeal for
both. He aims to establish through direct
lines with the centres Of the West, Chicago
and 81, Louis, and to drain into Baltimore
over the lines Of q consolidated, ihr.rcach-
ing railway, the vast productions Of the
regions that find .entrepots In those cities,
and which seek the Atlantic in search Of
market 1t is an ambition worthy Of
the ablcst minds, and Baltimore is fortu-
nate in having such railway king rs
GARRETT enlisted in her behalf. That that
city has a great future cannot he doubled.
Her advantages Of situation and climate,
and the momentum already acquired,
make this secure. 1t needs but to make
her the terminus oi through lines from
the Mississippi and the Lakes to give her
commercial future second only TO New
York.
1Ir. GARRETT reportsa large increase
Of business on the western lines Of his
road; and says that despite the
alleged depression Of business the
revenues Of the road and branches
for the month Of May were ST..
O29,s69 The Company is still engaged
in costly enterprises but their promise JUS
titles the outlay. Mr. GARRETT anticipates
a great increase in the business Of his road
from the early completion Of the bridges
at Bcnwood and Parkersburg, and says the |
Metropolitan Branch Road up the Poto-
mac from Washington to Point Of Rocks
will be completed in a year
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DIED.

at II r. ~, FRANK, infant son az Geo aud SAblna
llIbberd, aged Is months and days.
The funeral will take place nom The FesIdenee
Of It's parents, corner Of Fulton and Quincy
streets, this afternoon at half past two .OelOck.
Friends Of the family are respectfully invited TO
attend.
DRAER,-on Thunday, AuGust ssh. IG10.
JENNIE NAY. dAuGhtee Of David N. and Virginia
Dnke, aged year and 8 months.
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FALSE CoIORs on THE FORE!roP J.
Whoever saw the natural tlnse renewed
In gray hair by hair dye! No one
Who can distinguish the browns ami
blacks brought out by PHALON's VIrALIA,
OR SALVATION FOR THE HAIR, from Ma.
lures? No one, And mark, Il leaves no
stain on the skin, and is clear and trans.
parent, and has no sediment.
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods
dealers. col
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THB heads Of Washington, Jefferson
Lincoln, the two Adamses, Benton, Burlln'
game, Fartagut, RawlnS and Governor
Andrew will be used on the new bonds
now preparing at the Treasury Depart
ment
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\ COTEMPoRARY tells OF "shrewd
Jersey farmer" who doesn't shoot boys
that steal his melons, but lets them cot all
they want and takes his revenge when
reading their obituary notices in the paper
the next day." 6.-. -
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THE LATEST AND CHOICEST.

SEA MOSS FARINE-Sald to be very dne fol
Desserts and an elegant and dainty
- - diBh for the sick. : -. - -. :
COX'S SPARKLING GELATINE-An old "a
frs yOrIle with the ladies for Jelllcs-
bright, clear and beautiful. u
SUPERIOR SHERRY WINE-Just tho article
to use with COx'S GelatluC-of rich
and luscious hRVor.
BAKERS COCOA-WaEEanted Pure, a delicious
and nutritious beverage.
UECKRR'S FARISA-PrCpAred especially fOI
invAlidS and children 4 ,S.it.
ANGUSTURA BITTERS-The genuine article
for ladies and children IN feeble
81 health. E.I.i VIA II
WINE OF PEPSIN-The most perfect remedy
for indigestion and dyspepsia.
CORN STARCl-FOF PuddlngS and CustArdS.
splendid dessert, either alone or
,eitI. with BerrieAE J1ifii P. hgfGi iJ-s
At LAUGuL!IN, SMITH l. CO.,
juull Wholesale Druggists, Main ST.
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THE announcement is made from Wash.
tngton that 1.-THE Commissioner Of Agri.
culture has gone into the country to see
how il lOnks." -----l
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An Iowa man, when he drew his check
in payment Of n railroad bond tax, made
1t payabletO highway robbers or bearer
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hSOEdiEorS Of tie LatGQI0enctr :-You will
49, please announce JAS. n, CuARNOCK,
the Blacksmith, as the Peoples candidate foE
SHERIPF OF OHIO COUNTY, 1t the ensuing cleo
tlon, and Oblige, MANY VOTERS.
WHEELING, W. Va, July 10. 1870. JyIs
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NY n1TEI4IIGENOER FRIDAY MORNING. AUGUST 20, 1870
SPECIAL NOTICES.

49, FOR SIERRIRF.-EdltOn IahLlg,u
49, err You will please announeS johE
Howell Of Clay Township, AZ an Independent
Candidate for Sheriff Of Ohio County at tho en-
tAtlen nor packed Convention.
augt MANY VOTERS.
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QuARztRxGsrER GExER1L's oPFlcE.

QUAREkRMAsrER GEXER1L's OPPlcE, |
WASHINGTON, D. O., 11th August, 1870. (
Proposals. for supplying Trees and Shrubs fos
Ornamental planting Of tho National Cemeteries
are invited from nurseries and gardeners IN good
Standing -.
The trees md shrubs should be securely packed
and delivered at the railroad station most con-
venient 70 the garden or nursery Bills and bills
Of l1dinG, properly addressed. 70 be furnished.
The freight Will be paid BY tho United States,
and the bills win be settled upon Receipt Of the
trees and shrubs at the places 70 which they may
be consigned.
The orders viii be given By the ofticer In charge
OF National Cemeteries In ibis office upon csIi
mates or acquisitions from local officers.
It Is suggested that the most convenient form
Of proposal will be q printed catalogue, with
such discount on the. whole OF on any cl0SSes or
kinds Of plants as the pnoptiGtot may b willing
Purchases will be made wherever most adyan.
taReOus TO the United States upon the baSes Of
the proposals thus received
There are about eighty go National Military
Cemeteries scattered oVGT the whole United
States; and some planting will probably be need,
ed In each Of them.
Proposals. should be sealed and addressed 10
the QuRrtgTm4EteF GeneEal'O once, marked
''PFopOsOls for Trees and Shrubs" and they will
be opened at noon on the 10Th Of September,
1870, II. c. MEIGS,
QuATtePmaBteF General,
9ugHO BFeVet Major GeneFal, U. s. A.
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PooTs AND SHOES!
1875 Main Street.

Thankful to myOld frlCnds and the public gen
orally for thCir generous patronage In years past.
respectfully announce that have purchased
the establishment Of Geo. y. Buchanan and re,
stocked the same with large assortment OF
Boots and Shoes, which will b. sold at the low
est cash prices. ..,,
Rug9.d&W RICHARD PORTER.
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I
u ETHA Nia!COLLEGE.a a.
The Thirtieth Session of this Institution vii
and terminate on the 18th OF June, 1871! II Il
Economically situated In the midst Of the beAutl
full and healthy hnl.country Of the. panhandle
OF West Virginia, easily accessible By railroad Of
river and surrounded with the most favorable in
iumCeS fur student life. IG1h1s ptoperly IL
Endowment, Buildings. Apparatus, Library, &C.
Of over $351, ZOO and Il thus enabled 10 suS
tain faculty and furnish facilities for thorough
education. Of the yerY. aEat order; ,,,
for both public and private boarding, and uninr.
niShed rooms win be let to students who wish 10
board Themselves. .a..
COURSES OF INSTRUCTION.. Regular
Literary Course, including the Ancient Ian.
GuaCes, for the Degree Of Bachelor OF Arts. 2
Literary and Scientific Course for the Degree Of
Bachelor 0f Sciences. 3. The Course Of Master
Of Arts. !. Tho Course for Master Of Sciences.
5. Special Courses In Practical Chemistry, Civil
Bngineering1 &c. Detailed Information "a to
these Courses will be found In our catalogue,
APPARATUS AND MuSEUM.-Tbc 1nStitu.
tion has complete SGT Of Philosophical Appa.
ratus, and students who wish II arc trained In
the use Of Field INSTRUMENTS thoroughly
fitted up Laboratory, for practical instruction
and work IN Chemical Analysis, and an ample
Museum for the study OF Natural History. !
TERMS.-.TuttiOn$ $50 per session. Boarding
from 81 TO s per week, URilFnished rooms IS
per session to each ttudenS preparing for the
Ministry. Free tuition 10 sons Of Ministers Of
the Gospel Of al denominations. an
For further particulars apply for catalogue tn
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'' ". K. PENDGETOE. President,
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