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Pupils are received my time during IL.
year. md charged frym dnie of entrance
No Deduction inade for raiilnl absence.
MMless In case " prvtra,tod illntss, "r Ill.
missal.
Communications II md from ihr Arule.
envy are submitted .o the inspection Vt til
hnpefiorsrs
Earh Pupil il required 10 hh,e changes
"ffln'hin1 sufficient ~ appear ~ NIL tinss
nsaily md respectfully dressed niso VI
towels. Elk iaLie nark,s-, ano dressing.
gown. nne bathing gown, two black aprons
knife, fork, silver tuhl~ md teaspoon nni
nnpkin.rink, will, name marked III full
dressnH.rase furnished with combs, brush
tooth and mil brushes. SOAP, cic,
Foekst money md Postage stamps are u
be entrusted I. The Dirretress. M esrrni.
lures for llii,ing ~ aiher items will Ii.
made unlnt. Il nm " money be dar.aiisI
with the Institution for TINT purpose.
Difference vi Religion furma M ol,riael.
10 ihe ntlmitrion IL snfh IL are willing 4.
conform 10 the established routine III tl.t
Institute. tisier NJ fArrtIfA,
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AGENTS WANTED.

IN, faorE ia the sashos " MtpicAL Cnn.
MON sTssk : book that reached 4 circulation
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tables and s.s ~ yourselves, TL~ former answers
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color, mith ~ g'ass nd fesh. - II
yonth, Thin lait is4h.sLa1 4. fa,..
ing hair checked, aai l,aItint.. often.
though ~. alaaaA. rlfd ~ it,
use. Nothing rAn nstaF til LAIR
where thr fpllit'ss H. destroyed, IL
the gland ht.altl5,1 81 latafrd
but such A. refnaAa sasn 1. AVID IL
Til. npplical i'i, ia.l !. 9,4agl8'ui into
activity, ~ that 4 HsN .Taalh Of
hair is produced. iaat.ai Il fpaling
the hair with Il passs sedim Ill. il
will keep il clean aud vigorous. Its
occasional n~e will present tho hair
from turning gray Of falling on,
and consequently prevent badness.
Tho restoration Of vitality II Civos
to tho scalp arrests anil prsv~nts
tho formation Of danlruiI, which Ii
often No unclrnnly and offensive.
Free from those drleterious sub-
stances Which make somc prcparn-
tions dangerous, and injurious to the
hair, ths Vigor can only benefit, bit
not harm Il. II wanted merely for
q HAIR DRESSING, nothing else
ran bc found 70 desirable. Contain
ing neither oil nor dye, Il does not
soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair. giving Il \ rirh,
glossy lns'rc, anil 4 grateful perfume.
Prepared b. Or. !. C. Ayr 4 Co.,
i.-aei.eh' and AAsiytleal Chssalsas.
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FRAME III 1mIE>. WIS.

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lig',tfnl lnraiion In rr.irie lin fhirn L
tndsr ths direction II ths se,,aal lister u
Nnire uainu.
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Elan and Market streets.
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natural Vitality nEu Is.nr.

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ADVICE GIVEN Nv MAIL
FREE or CHARGE.

No mseruflai medicines ~ de.sterIoas druea useA.
Has during the rast twenty yrars treated saccess-
fully nearly u unite inupJ All facts noH-
hrdsy witt each rasH ara carefully recorded,
whether th., 10 communicated by litter ~ In
psrsssn, nf observed w iaa upassd M Ills associate
physicians Tho latter are MI solenslne meieel
men.
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m esteniel lit ~ plain questions, which Win ~
Furnished ~ mail ffsH, % nj The nffee, A enn,.
rl.ss systctn u rrgltnrn. prevents mistake W
confusion. Gas, bf,ka nsyer consulted except "
thu physicians NJ thu establishment FUR FREQ
consultation ssnd for ii.t II questions
A elxt, paaa pamphlet u esidenees Of sucveas
cent free Aiso.
Aai,ss Dr. II. ~. FOOIT.
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marked riiep.

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LAhA> HAssstt. toward t.s,.r, i.~s
carpenters va1 I,Nt2aers.
= M.tLANk. chap ~ thery II,
Dry Gopsis fD.afsrs
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~ ENsOs 4 Lowry, $50 al.
Foundry 4 .Uichine Shop,
~ ENaON HHOfHaKA, s.st tsapafy.
Flour and feSd
CLARK. H., See esrd.
tNANNAtt. BLANCA NCrny. r@ptly a.
i.as hsmhass fAfussslils bans,
Grocery, Fruit and Confectionery
.Sipres.
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H"Ms~.
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Harness NaLers.
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p,oda1e ueuiers

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Printers n Tf,,x.ers.

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4. J., LIsON N. bvsf the Elevator
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Foundry & .N1chine Nhop,
AMENaON HROrntKA. stst tsapary.
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-02

THE SEALED CAR CoNTRovERsY.-Sr Ed
ward Thornton, the British Minister at Wash.
ington, short time since called the attention
Of the Secretary of State to the treasury regu-
lations respecting merchandise from the Do
minon transported across the territory of the
United States to the seaboard for expectation.
and gave the opinion that the regulations are
in violation of the treaty Of Washington. The
letter of the British Minister was referred to
Mr.. Bristow, Secretary of the Treasury, and
that officer yesterday replied to Mr. Fish. He
holds that under the statutes, and the treaty,
the provisions for sealing cars under consular
manifest, as contained in articles and OF the
treaty, do not apply to this class of goods SO as
toexcnse them from the necessity of entry at
the first port but that an entry thereof in indis-
pensable before they can be permitted to ira
verse the territory of the United States; such
entry, however, need not necessarily include AN
entry for expectation, but may at the option of
the person duly authorized to make entry cou-
slSt only of an entry for transportation in bond,
conditioned in the usual manner for delivery of
the merchandise to the Collector at the DO rt Of
exit from the United States.
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-02
TERMS $500 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE.

lengths on the question of imitation. They
are filled with admiration for the Ohio DEM
ocratic platform. The Richmond Whiq saws
this issue must be mst IN the next national
Democratic Convention, and it thinks the
way to make the assurance of party victory
doubly sure will be to nut the Ohio currency
planks into .he national platform. 1t adds:
"Ohio leads off grandly on the currency ques-
tion with the invincible Governor Allen as
the chief and champion of the party of the
people. Let her move forward with steady
step; the true Democracy of the North aud
the Conservatives of the South will follow
her flag on the national field next year" The
Nashville Banner is of similar opinion.
and it is almost impossible TO find a southern
journal which is not.
Probably the next presidential election will
be decided by the action of the INTELLIGENT
and honest reserve. To this body let all ap-
peal with whatever o: fact and force NAV be
possessed. The vice-president is not to be
smut out OF the arena; the hdmblest utterer
OF truth or argument will find listeners
ProrSdence journal.
Looking at the two parties as they enter
upon the canvass, and their relative condi-
tion compared with that of 1873 and 1874. it
must in f4lrness be stated that the prospects
OF the Republicans have greatly improved,
and that their chances of success in October
are so favorable as to almost inspire them
with new hone and encourage them to work.
Cincinnati Commercial (Ind)
1.-THE men who fought at Bunker Hill had
been as Indifferent to ther liberties as are the
men of our day who fud political caucus
too trying to their nerves, the smell of gun
powder would have kept them out of the
trenches, and Howe's troops would have had
an easy victory.-Ne1o York Times,
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-02

people think this Boyton's great swim
mer," remarked Governor William Allen of
Ohio; ''but they ought TO have seen me,
time Of the flood, Swim! Oh, guess notr'
and the old man made "lrog notions and
winked.-Intt r. Ocean.
The Republican party is to-day stronger
than it was two or three years ago, and will
continue to gain strength. 1t has but to per.
sist in the policy which now controls it to
command the confidence of the nation, and
to obtain new lease of power.-MinnedpoE
Tribune (Adm.) Rep.
We believe that majority-a large ma.
jori.y of the Republican party, is honest
wants honest government, and is intelligent
enough to use the organization to secure it.
We can see 10 hope anywhere else. Ipde-
pendent effort is disorganized effort: it NAV
bring some candidate or party to grief. but It
is only by chance tnat 1t puts anything better
in its place. What is called the independent
voter is, in fact, nothing more than an indie
pendent humbug.-Nelv York Times.
The man who won't vote is always an I'M
known element in American politics, and
very dispeasing one. Nobody knows how
many OF him there will be on any particular
day; but as a rule the stay-at-homes hold
the balance of power, and could il thew
would decide an election to suit themselves.
-ChicGGo Tribune.
1t is pretty clear that the Democrats of the
South are prepared to go to the most extreme
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-02

Miss Anna E. Dickinson would seem not to
be going on the stage just yet i'll spite of all the
repotes to that effect. At any rate, she has
issued circular, dated at Philadelphia on the
18th INST, saying that, as, ewing to long alb
sence from work and conflicting rumors and
newspaper statements, she finds a widespread
uncertainty as to whether she is about to quit
the lecture field, and if not how she is to be
reached, she sends out this notice TO say that
she win lecture the coming season on the sub
iects:-"Madame Roland" "Father Mathew
ard "Joan of Arc" and that all invitations
must be sent to her direct at !. .S26 Arch street,
Philadelphia,
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-02

those Vassar girls must have appalling
appetites. 1t takes $50 pounds of beefsteak
for their breakfast, and they annihilate 25O
pounds Of roast beef at dinner, or OCCASION
ally, by way of variety, $50 pounds of
turkey. In buckwheat time 20OO ''fritters''
are skillfully tapped in the air for them
every morning by twenty cooks who use a
whole oarrel Of batter. Aud those glls eat
13O pies at a meal. Just now, during the
hot weather, their appetites are rather poor,
and from astronomical point of view they
are not doing themselves justice. They have
limited themselves to 1900 eggs at breakfast,
eighty pounds of oatmeal, and fifty gallons of
coffee. AT dinner about 200 pounds of meat
and fish, and 100 quarts of ice-cream suffice
them. When supper time comes they luxu-
riate on 1S0 quarts Of strawberries, and with
the aid of 150 loaves of bread manage to oct
through the day very satisfactorily. 1t is
hoped that with cold weather their appetite
will return. Perhaps in this connection it
may be well to state that there are 43G girls
in the institution.
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-02

WILL those journals that are attributing
the present dull times to the Republican ad-
ministration, assign reason for the greater
stagnation in England, Canada, and the
commercial world generally? One careful
observer states that the overpushing of rail
road enterprises is one of the chief causes of
the stagnation here, and there are doubtless
many others, first among which is fuctu-
ating currency.
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-02
Current Notes.

THE decrease of the public debt during the
month of June amounted to 81, SO, ,249.56.
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-02

FERDINAND Of Hapsburg, who died in
Prague the other day, was the son of Francis
H., the last German emperor of the Austrian
house, and was the second hereditary emper-
or OF Austria. He was an imbecile, bat his
weakness of intellect was so well concealed
by his ministers that his people did not dis
cover it for some years, and he did not find it
out himself until 1S4S, when he abdicated in
favor of the present emperor. After that he
lived In retirement, amusing himself with the
study of the fantastic science of heraldry.