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wallace sisters Tonight.

Lovers Of genuine amusement should re-.
member that this evening the beautiful, ver-
satile aud talented Wallace Sis.ers-Jennie,
Minnie and Msud-together with full CON-
ic opera aud comedy troupe. orchestra and
brass band, appear at Sobel's Opera House
for three uighta' engagement This even
ing the entertainment will commence with
M,nnie aud Maud Wallace in their elegant
and finished double song and dance, entit-
led. "Tbe Water Eymphs'; followed BY the
laughsble farce OF "Your Lille 10 Danger;
during the Intern ission, Minnie and Maud
Wallace and NJ iss Eta will appear 10 their
great Triple Clog Dance; Tambourine Solo
BY Gus Howard; Overture, Orchestra; the
entertainment will conclude with the over
popular Operatic Bu,lesque, entitled, "Cin
derella, or, The Lover The Lackey and the
Little Glass Slipper" Miss Jennie appearing
in her great character Of 'Dsndina." and
the en- tire company in the cast These Ia
dies are we'll known iu this vicinity ss &C.
tresses OF real merit, and this season they
have a stronger and better company than
ever, which is q suficient guarantee Of o
liberal patronage on the part OF our citizens
during their stay with us. We hope 10 see
the Opera House crowded tonight.
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Tho New York cry -Huz-czar for the
Russtan Prince!-t Low. Cour.
A careless Austrian surgeon left bis finger
ring in an injured mans wound, thereby
causing bis death.
George o. Evans, charged with embezzl,
ing funds of the State, is seriously i'll in the
Harrisburg prison. The cause OF bis sick
nsss 10 cold, contracted In bis room.
Guipurs lace will constitute an important
Item OF ladies wear and paras' wear this
Winter.
The San Francisco Alta says that the
crime Of jerking the hair out Of your wife =
bead Ia 90; 50 sinful Is it formerly was 1t
ia just as ungentlemanly as ever, but it
doesn't hurt as II used to.
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The Altoons Sun says: A party Of four
young people OF this city, having bee ONE
struck with the gaudy tinssl and other para
phernalia incident to the stage, made bold
strike one day last week for glory and re-
nown. Az ws before sts ted, the party con-
sisted Of four psrsous-two ladies and two
gentismen-ths ladies being yet 10 their
teens. and who, 10 order to go had to invent
. story to suit their parents or guardians -
They, however, started. Their first per-
ormance, W. believe, was advertised at
Indiana a. the "Mountsln City Variety
Troupe" where. we understand, they saw
the dark side oftbe show business 10 not
having sufficiently plethoric exchequer to
meet the deman ds made upon it. Tuis was
very dishasrteuing, OF course, aod we sup
pose they all wished about that time thai
they were back In Altoona. Fortune, bow.
ever, favored the young ladies. ss the
mother Of one Of them, having beard Of the
escspads, sent party after them. The
gentlemen we're permitted to practice matb-
ematics 10 counting railroad ties back to our
city. Star performers are again plouty 10
Altoona.
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society and EaAhion.

The position, variously modified, retainl
ito popularity.
Snort curls and frizettes Oh the fore id
ere still in vogue.
Midnight croquet parties are the latest
fashionable smusements 10 England.
Plated and twisted coropets of hair are to
supersede the Pompsdour roll.
The most stylish hats now have very hi oh
crowns, which are elaborstely trimmed with
bias folds Of silk and velvet.
The style Of arranging the back hair for
the next season will be French twist sur
rounded BY twisted coil of heavy braid.
A polouaise, or close cut paletot, with
pelsrine cape or large collar, will be the
most fashionable garment for girls for early
fall wear.
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Gold at l p. %. MS

WEDDrSo PARTY.-Ose OF those very
p.sasaut social gatherings that tend to
strengthen the honda Of friendship between
friends and acqnaintsuces, occurred Satur-
day evening at the Central Hou'e, in honor
Of NJ. Frank X. Nicholson and bis accom-
pIisbed lady. Frank, ss will bs seen BY the
wedding notice published elsewhere, has re-
Gently made "usw departure" left the
Benedict crew." and got married. His
many friends, including the Columbia Cor.
net Band, came to the conclusion to tender
the happy pair complimentary ssrensds,
IN accordance With which the band played
. uumbsr Of their sweetest pieces 10 front
OF the house. Although taken somewhat
by snrprias, Mr.. N. was fully up to the oc.
casIou, aud. o. soon - the band ceased play.
ing, invited the eutire company Into the
Central House, whore . sumptuous oyster
supper was served mp, and. the health Of the
newly welded pair was drank in ''msny .
flowing bumper Of wine. The festivities
we're kept up for some time, and st the conclu.
sion the bridegroom 10 neat little speech
returned bis thanks to the company for the
compliment rendered him, the hand played
''Home Sweet Home" and all retired. The
wish was universally expressed that the
newly welded pair might experience the an
niverssry Of many more such happy occs.
sions.
10 common with The many friends Of Mr..
N. We wish him snd bis bride . long and
prosperous career through lie, and We feel
safe In saying that married lie 20 auspic-
iously begun cannot but eud hsppily. Nay
such be the case.
~ saw two clouds at morning,
Tinssd. with the rising sun;
And 10 the dawn they foatsd on
Aud mingled into ons.'
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A few more season tickets to the Y. NJ G
A. lecture course can bs procured Of J. W.
Thompson, J. N. Dicksy, or at the P. O.
Nswsroom. They are going of rapidly aud
we would advice our citizens to secure sssts
before they are oil gone.
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Local Notices.

9. n. Pettenglll A Co. -
PNk Row, New York, and Geo. p. R0wsll = Co
Advertising Agents. are the soss agents for the 70,
roieum Ccare DAILY Rsooes In tAas oily. Ad.
vert,ssrs n that city are reQsosed y leave ths,
ayors With either Of the above hossss
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The ROCHESTER Gas WE'LL Over The
abandoned welIoo the gas company y's works,
the curious stranger will see paper fssten.
cd to 9 stick aud bearing the following in
'cfiptiou; "l,s7s feet deep, no gas, no oil,
20 water. 1t ID. fraud"
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[FIom Every Saturday. ]
CHICAGO.
(Octoter 10, 1917
BY BRET HARTE

~ BRET HARTE.
Blackened and blesding, helpless, painting,
prone.
On the chsrrsd fragments Of her shattered
Lies she who stood but yesterday alone.
Queen Of The West! BY some enchapter
taught
To lift tue glory Of Alsdins court.
Then lose The spell that oil that wonder
wrought.
Like her own prairIes by some chance seed
Like her own prairies uloue brief day grown,
Like her own prairies 10 one brief Eight
mowu.
She life her voice, and In her pleading cal
We hear her cry Of Mscsdon to Paul
The cry for help that makes her kin to oil.
But haply With wan fingers may she feel
The silver cup bid in the preferred meal
The gifts her kinship aud our loves reveal,
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The Columbs Cornet Band sereosdsd
several Of our citizens, on Saturday evening
At the Rochester Houss, mine hoat Black
mon invited the members Of the band into
the house, aud "rnsny smile they smol.,
and many wink they wunk.' This really
excellent band arc improving rapidly in
their playing, aud to-day srs second to none
10 Western P.nnsyiv mia.
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Dan English paper says that for every Eng.
ilsh visitor to Geneva this year the Sotoi
keepers count five Americans, aud the other
favorits Swiss resorts tell . similar tale.
Nearly all the available lodgings, in Rome,
for the coming Winter. are already secured
for families hailing from the States.
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Petroleum Gas as Fuel.

Upon Invitation. considerable number
of business men aud statesmen assemble
at the Laclede Iron Works, ST. Louis, on
Tuesday, to witness an experiment with a
patent for the vaporization
and utilization of crude petroleum oil, or
rather comparative test OF tue vaporized
oil as q substitute for coal as fuel. The pro-
cess, says the Dsmocra was watched with
the deepest interest. The following is CIV
en a. the practica! results:
Pounds.
Total amount OF iron placed in fur.
Amount taken ont after being roll
led 24,524
Loss 1884
Loss on tue same amount Of ir on in
coal furnace 2,90l
THUS saving in iron alone BY the
use Of gas l,OA
to $50 g.
Cost OF fuel (gaO AZ SO
Deduct saving 10 iron &c "a
Cost remaining $3.50
Cost Of coal 10 m AXE the same amount
of iron. "a 81
Pounds
Iron placed in scrap furnace 1850
Taken out 1881
Loss 1893
Loss with coal Is per cent, or 1872
Deduct loss with 9as 1893
993
Which at 2k cents per ID would
amount to $24 80
Cost OF fuel (gas) 81 rs
Saving above cost of fuel So 81
Showing the extraordinary net sa, ing Of
SIS 76, or IS per cent.
1t is claimed that in q specially prepared
furnace the results would hsvs increased to
. very great extent the per cent. Of saving.
Those present best verssd 10 the matter ex-
pressed tue conviction that in a proper fur
mace be same amount of gas would have
generated sufficient heat to have prepared
three times the amount Of iron for rolliu
AS to time, 1t 10 also stated, in the scrap
furnace less than one.hslf the time necessary
to complete blast with coal was required
by the gas. In the ordinary preparation Of
blast, the time required by coal is fro N
90 hour to an houriaud hall, while by gas
30 or 40 minutes are sufficient. And be-
sides the demonstrated economy of the gas,
ito cleauliusss was scarcely less import
ant feature, as evidenced in the total free.
dom OF the smoke stacks from smoke and
cinders. "Tbe sanguins expecta tions of
progressive men," adds the Democrat, "were
iully justified.
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Grlswold of Cincinnati lectured in a Min .
nesota village for The benefit of the Cb bicaeo
sufferers. bot the"sudiencs was 90 8 mall that
be didn't pay expenses, and the sufferers
are So Is in debt to him.
Rchmoud'l Is g hays : co!Orsa conss.va-
tiya cllt,
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MAR RIED,

NICBoLsON-FosTER Oct. 22d, 1871,
At the Firs. Presby terisn Church, Grand
Rapids, Mich. BY Rev. R. S. Goodman,
Mr. Frank X. Nicholson. OF Petroleum Cen.
tire, Penn, aud Miss Hattie Foster, Of
CIR sod Rapids, Michigan
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Friend Armstrong g, next door to the Nc
Cliotock House desires US to inform the
public that be has few more barrels Of
those excellent Sweet Potatoes for sale At
low rates. Give them q call.
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Divine Service,

Divine Service,
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
services every Sabbath at IL A. N. and
~ P. N. Sabbath School at l21f r. n.
eats free. A cordial invitation extend
cd to all.
REV. P. W. ScoFIsLD, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at IL o'clock A. NJ, and ~
o'clock P. n.
y. PATTON, Pastor.
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Manager oIos1u. VI toe W .liacs Sisters
Company, pad Us q Gail this forenoon. Hs
!" as nsndsoQs - eva; rspres ats toe com
psoy AS do'p> 'smasaius" luEiays, and
s'e'y.h,a. lively.
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1t is suspected that, not being salts fed
With blscking tho Austrian eye in the
"brush" Of 1866, Kaiser william would now
like TO add little Polish, to boot
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Fresh Eggs and SUPERIOR BUTTER
SCHEAERHORN 4 TEN EYCK'S
cor Washington l. Second Streets. mas Il,
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The Msndslsshon Quintstte Club give

The Msndslsshon Cnintstte Club give two
Of their 6rsl-clsu performances .. Lovss
Opera House, Oh City, on Tuesday aud
Wsdus'dsy evening", Oct. slss and Nov.
1st A. there is to be special train back
to this point after the concert. 1t will give
our citizens good chance to hear the con-
cert, and see the new Academy Of Music,
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HOuSe For Sale,

A desirsble residence located on Boyd
farm. with all conveniences for good sized
family, tor sale. cheap. Good water 10 th,
house. Euqnire of
F. j. HANNA
Petroleum Centre, oct 30.lm.
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Groups Of ststuary from the old mastsrs
in those superb lamps at Christiss.
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Groups Of ststusry from the old master
10 those superb lsmps at Christle's.
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LIVE AND LET LlVEt

Just received at Nesss Il Armstrong;
Flnur and Feed Store, 1880 bushels extra
WHITE OATS, which will be sold at low.
sst cash prices! o29-tf.
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New Styles SILK Hate!
A. ALDEN'S
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II Elegant FLOUR from NEW WHEAT
and selling at remarkably low figures, at
SCHERAERHORN 4 TEN EYCK,
s4-tL Cor. I'd 4 Washington Sts,
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New Neat scd Ncbby Sill K:HATSi
~ .ALpEN'
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Apples: Apples:

Just received at +. T. Brigg's Flour and
Feed store, $50 barrels Of extra nice Ohio
applss. oet.24.lw.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURES OF
TRAINH.ON d. e. 4 A. e. u.

AAsHAN~sON Ne ". ~ - ~ pNs
On and afte. sunday. Aug. 18th, 1871,
Trains will run IA follows:
NORTH NO. 6. SOB NO. l.
Leave Oil City 600 A 4. 500 ? N. $40 N
=" P-t.Cen 6.36 /" 8,6e 6.23 -
" Ti,usv. 7.35 " AS 90
Arrive Cory, SOS " $40 p" 1922 "
SoUrH. m. 2. NO. 1. NO. 6.
Leave Cory, ll,0o A n. 6,l6AK. $50 NJ
-" Tiuusv. H. As NJ 7,42 -" 7,40
" P. Cen. l.28 " S.2S /" $50 /"
Arrive o. City 2,lO I" $40 (" 9,l5 &"
81 Irvine. 4,4O Z" 1901
H- No. s and run on Sunday.
FREIGHT TRAINS NORTH
No. ~ No. is. Nc II. No: Is. No. Q.
4Tr ,p.: lSss ,asra ass isS,r. sso &c.
Ar.CorI2,5orN
FREIGHT TRAINS SOUTH.
No. 10. No. 8. No. 10. No. H. No. 20
fsM; = s,sAs = \ s%4. alos.. ,,s: Az. sssrs = !,
ArOC $50 I" 1i,OO " $40 $40" 8 80 "
No. % Leave. Cniop, $50 a. m. Titusvills, TO-.
% .. m >; Pet Centre, 2,So p. M, arrives at OIL
No. is Leaves Union 40 D. M; Titusvile. 4O5
pm; Pet. Centre 5,45 p. IN ; arrives at Oil City,
ass p m
Oil City and Petroleum Centre freight, leaves Oil
City As ni., arrives at Petroleum Centre Il, 20
m. Leaves Petroleum Centre at ! ,:S m, arrives
at Oil City 800 p. m.
/, 8. a, 8 and Q are express trains.
Nos 10 and 20 are through accommodation,
connecting at ,rry and Irvlneton for East and
forth.
Nos IS and II freight accommodation.
No. II aud 10 run on Sunday between Tltusviile
and Union
slvrn rAtAo. sLxErrxs CARS
No. 4-Direct to Williamsport without change
on Philadelphia and New YOrh line.
Ne. l-Direct from Williamsport without
change by Phil. and N. Y. line
No. 6-Direct from Pittsbureh without change.
No 6-Direct to Pittsb urgh without change.
Monday, June 8, 1871.
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WANTED.

A girl wanted TO do general housswork
Inquire Of
Mrs. l.. r. EGBERT,
oct 30-St Egbeft farU.
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The America Cook Stoye at
GoRDoN's
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The America Cook Stove at
Oot.< CORDONH
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Tho useful eonbicsd With the bean tin,
10 one OF. those .statusry Lamps. at Chris
ties.
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II BUFFALO"CUT HAY, at
Scbermerhorn d TenEyck's,
jul2'H Cor. 2ud h Washington Sts.
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II Fine French Confectionery, at the
Variety Store Of J. ". Beatty.
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Anew Obyteu olLh OA ICI
sep. Is, N ALDENS
II yon
Want Salesman.
Want . Servant Girl,
Want to Sell . Horse,
Want to Sell . Patent,
Want to Lend Money,
Want to Buy House,
Want to Sell Csrrisgs,
Want to Borrow Money,
Want to Sell an OIL Well,
Want 10 Buy an Engine OF Boiler,
Want TO Sell House snd Lot,
Want 70 6ud Strsyed Asimal,
Want TO Pu'chaee an OIL Interest,
Want to Sell Piece OF Furniture,
Want to Buy = Secondhand Carriage,
Msnt TO Sell Tubing, Casing. Gas Pipe.
Want to Find an owner Tor any,bine
Fonod, advertise 10 the RECORD. % not lest
han ten thousand people read 1t weekly.
GoRDoN's.
The America Cook Stove at
GoRDoN's.
Tho useful eopibiced With the bean tiful
10 one Of. those .ssatuary Lamps. At Cbris.
ties.
tY-Fins French Confectionery, at the
Variety Store Of J. ". Beatty.
ka
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Splendid SILK HATS!

The America Cook Stove at
GoRDoN's.
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The America Cook Stove at
GORDON's.
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The America Cook Stove at
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-31
Nashville Opera House.

Last night inaugurated the second week
of the Black Crook, and we are sorry to
say, to a comparatively small audience.
As was promised, many new features have
been introduced and new and elegant cos
tunes brought out. Little Eugene Tur-
nOur made her first appearance last night
on the invisible wire, and seemed tOpOssess
in a wonderful degree the science of equili-
brium which has rendered her sister, the
charming Carlotta, so famous in her aerial
trapeze act. The premieur danseuse, Mile
Devere, appeared in new dances last
night, and her highland fling was
really exquisite. Th3 play itself, aside
from the magnificent appointments, and
gorgeous scenery, was well enacted. Kent
as GreppO, is great favorite, and his scene
with Carline is excellent. Bailey person.
ates the character of Rudolph in good taste,
and Amina is charmingly rendered by Maud
Davidson. Stalacta, the Queen of the
Golden Realm, represented by Miss Augusta
Chambers, could not have been entrusted
to better hands. Grey's HertzOg continues
to get better nightly; and in fact the char
acters, one and all, are well represented.
Cellini, himself star in the ballet, is bring
ing out new features nightly, and the Les
lie Brothers are received with enthusiastic
applause in their wonderful acts. Remem-
ber that CarlOtta TmnOur, the Queen Of
the Air. takes a benefit on Wednesday
irbf
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Gambling strictly InterdIcted.

1t having been determined to enforce the
city law against the two common practice of
playing at games of uncertain eventuatiOn,
the chances to win or lose money in that
way are not near as extensive as they were
before this new departure by virtue of an
old legal requirement. The prohibition, it
seems, is to be general in its application,
and not against any particular grade or class.
In evidence of this fact, it may be stated
that since the new enforcement commenced,
all the uptown sporting houses, both of
rich and low degree, have been closed as
tight as a wedge, and that they no longer
give hope to the Respondent, or promise to
the newIbeginner. Play,,not at all seems, to
be the inexorable mandate of the town, and
acting in accordance Herewith policeman
Sunday last arrested party of six festive
CHANDELIERS" at house on Cherry street,
south of Broad, where they were assiduously
plying their vocation. They were arraigned
before the Recorder yesterday morning,
and each received practical illustration Of
the fact that the law, which negroes as well
as white people must obey, could not be
violated with impunity.
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Personal.

Hon. r. P. Caldwell, NJ. c. from the
Seventh District; Judge Black, of the Glib
son Circuit, and Gen. Aleck Campbell, OF
Jackson, are among the distinguished ar
rivals at the Maxwell.
Gen. Forrest left yesterday evening for
West Tennessee.
Capt. K. Yateman johnson, of Mont
gomery, is in the city.
Gen. J. NJ. Quarles returned from Clarks-
Yille yesterday. .....
Col. F. r. Brown, of Virginia, the manu-
facturer of the celebrated Log Cabin To
baccO, and who sells more fine tobacco in
this city than any other manufacturer, is
spending few days amongst us, and is the
guest of Geo. F. Akers, Esq.
Maj. III. C. Bate, of the Giles Press, was
in the city yesterday.
At the Commercial Hotel-Judge J. C..
Adams, of Kentucky; j. C.. Boyle, Jr.,
Louisville; G. w. Story, of the Evansville,
Henderson and Nashville Railroad; Robert
Mckinney, Fayetteville.
Hon. John NJ. Bright, Fayetteville; Hon.
r. P. Caldwell, Trenton; Hon. Geo. W.
Black, Trenton; Hon. w. G. WhitthOrne,
Columbia; Col. ThOs. O'COnnOr, Knoxville;
Gen. K. Ransom, North Carolina; Gen.
Dabney FL. Maury, Virginia; Col. Alex. w.
Campbell, jackson, were registered at the
Maxwell House yesterday.
NJ. V. Ingram, of the Tobacco Leaf, J. l..
Yates, s. B. Seat and C. KrUpp are in the
city.
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The state reaehers, Association

Meets in the Supreme Court room in the
Capitol on tomorrow "wednesday morn
ing at 10 o'clock, and a full attendance OF
all the members and the friends of educa-
ton is anticipated.
Teachers throughout the State, and all
who are willing to aid in advancing the
cause are cordially invited to be present;
and we take pleasure in publishing the fol-
lowing from the programme of proceedings:
INVITATION AND ARRANGEMENTS.
Arrangements have been made for re-
duced rates at the principal hotels in Nash
vile, and on the railro ads, to delegates at
tending the association.
The friends and advocates of popular
education in the State are respectfully in
vited to attend the State Teachers AssOcia-
ton at Nashville, on the 1st and I'd days Of
November. 1t is suggested that delegates
from institutions of learning be detailed fol
the meeting. The object is solely to ad,
vance our educational system and to pro
mote the interest of the State.
NELL S. BROWN, President.
J. BRADEN, Secretary.
NASHVILLE, Oct. Is. 1871.