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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-08-20

tlmony OF our best citizens, oil al classes es-
tablishes the fact that CHERRY PICTORIAL
will and does relieve and cure the affecting
disorders of the Throat and Lungs beyond any
other medicine. The most dangerous affec-
tions of the. Pulmonary Organs yield to its
by this preparation, are publicly known, 80
remarkable as hardly to be believed, were
they not proven beyond dispute. As rem
edy it is adequate, on which the public may
rely for full protection. By curing Coughs,
the forerunners Of more serious disease, it
saves unnumbered lives, and an amount of
suffering not to be computed. IL challenges
trial, and 'convinces the most sceptical.
Every family should keep it on hand as n
protection against the early and unperceived
attacks Of Pulmonary Affections, which are
easily met at first, but which become incura-
bic, and too often fatal, if neglected. Tender
lungs need this defence; and it is unwise to
be without it. As q safeguard to children,
amid the distressing diseases which beset the
Throat and Chest of childhood, CHERRY
PICTORIAL is invaluable; for, by its timely
use, multitudes are rescued from premature
graves, and saved TO the love and affection
centred on them. 1t acts speedily and surely
against ordinary colds, securing sound and
health-restoring sleep. No one will suffer
troublesome Influenza and painful BrOn-
chitis, when they know how easily they can
be cured.
Originally the product Of long, laborious,
and successful chemical investigation, no cost
or toll is spared in making every bottle in the
utmost possible perfection. 1t may be conf
IDENTIFY relied upon rs possessing all the vir-
tues it has ever exhibited, and capable of
producing cures rs memorable Us the greatest
1t has ever effected.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-08-20

uNCKLRl BROTHERS Livery Stable Paw Paw
L Michigan, is the largest and best equipped of
any in the county. Fine horses, new and elegant
carriages 70 let. Office and Stables northeast of
Dyckman House, north side Of Oak sire ct.
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T. 9 7 H +
p T.: z PL E
PA w PAW
TOWNS ADJOINING.

In commencing our New Mode of
Business, we wish to make known the
principle upon which our business will
be conducted, and wish to be distinctly
understood,
1st That we shall sell for Cash and
Ready Pay.
Cd That our Prices shall be One
and the same to every body
3D.. That we shall sell our Goods at
a small advance fromCost, in all cases.
4th. That in no case shall there be
any deception used to sell our goods
and that all Goods that do not prove to
be what they are sold for, may be return
ed, and the money refunded
5th. That it is our determination, in
all cases, never to be undersod.
And lastly, Eff you kun and zee us,
we like it purity much but dond ask
for kredit.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-08-20

Song of the Caters.
Boys and girls. gIrls and BOYS.
just keep quiet hear the noise
Smiths making In tins town:
He does the business right I'D brown.
Read the papers night and day.
See whss he's got to say
Bout his CATERS, In town.
Knocks the prices right straight down.
Eighty seven and half cents pair,
ls all they ask for CATERS there.
Leather slippers are no more;-
You never saw the like before.
And Smiths orders-sell off square,
For eighty-seven and half cents pair.
No 'higgle- jIggle" at this store:
We tke no less-we ask no more.
new lot OF CATERS just come to hand
cheaper than ever. +. SMITH A. co.
Yours Truly,
(. SMITH eco
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POWER NOT RECONCILIATION

is the actual objective point of the
squirming and rockies faction called
Democracy, and the foregoing facts are
only some of many that might be given
as evidence of the real temper of their
Jacobin leaders. When their voters,
are in the minority here, or elsewhere,
they are willing TO sail under any name,
assume any shape, and fatter any or
gatization, whether called Peoples "
or Independent" but wherever in the
majority treat every invitation outside
OF regular party drill with scorn and
derlsion, insulting Independents and
Liberals alike. And do the American
people desire that party with such an
tecedents and with such present tenden.
cies, should again control the govern.
ment either of the states or of the Re.
public with its vast interests d? Can
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-08-20

| =. DOWD. General Dealer in Family Groceries,
- Cr0ckery, etc Teas made a speciality. Phelps
street, Decatur, Mich. 500
, 1875-08-26
INDIANAPOLIS.


End Of tbs Mclntyre 'rfiat-f.uws FRO.
Efsassaca.
SnseiaI Dispatch 10 T'hs Chicago Tribune.
1sp1ANArol1s Aug. 25.-Tha following report
on tho HcIutiro investigation was reached late
this afternoon, The Board OF Trustees of tue
Indiana Institution for tho Education Of tho
Deaf aud Dumb, haslue fully considered tue
clsa,ges preferred by John E. F&NknuF aRaiuas
Tlomas Mac1ntire. arc unanimously Of tho opiii-
Ion that Thomas Macfutirs ID not guilty at tho
dsys. secand. third. and fourth apcoltuatlous j,
and tho EoarA tuIt thtE ind that the charge Of
eousptacy uaoe asaioss Maoluti1a Ia not true ];
aud tho mai .rty alao end that tho ohasge OF
oonccaIsug evidence 10 aeeufe Yaleuttna is uu-
sue. From this last conclusion Or. James
dlsson's. holding that Msc1nltra did wrongful.y
copceal such eyllet,ce. Tho Board having al o
fully cons'lsred tho Charge against Ezra d.
Fatentiue, tho snAlosst1 lind thA. ths cla1gos
untrue aud unfouuded. From this ponc!u1Ipt,
b1. 5aues d.ssonts, buisesiuH thas The e.,dancs
sustains lhe charges saaluat Valentino.
Tho Governor Issued hls pfoalsnRtlon to-day,
Announcing ihas tha lam passed. by tie IN
0eusfa' Assembly would tA4a adeos % shv ASH
Of Augupt.
, 1875-08-26

ro,,,a stand behind tho cotner Of the forccn't'".
ln screen t],tt .nlypn ftotn rh, and "unl' tHto"
tho muscles. mud tho Captain anu HIe"aau ss,i
tieo vii. lnc,r roynjvefn "hc1eFer tneY Will W. -
ncc onu oil thn ,n,,t..,etts. This *ta keft up ~
iulcrshls all day without any res,1!t' exGFt'tS
low wounds. smith wahebot II. t!ln hAbu. ~"
then took Smiths place an "aH!t'aI't tn' @." In
crtyet. wound m The htccpa 1',t'rle iso'n ill.,
s.ewhtd,s roro.Yss. 7,,p ahot-g,n Wy w.,
catdsd nfler ringls trial. tho A., Iarta.o
nrofrrrfng 10 rei% Oh hin revolver. !ns ...t L"s
lain at oo tmc eot smith shsoaxn ,h,ea eso joco 1f
tros, broken from stove. which ctit .ne zap.
ta;i,'s face, IJasinR IL" day nc tsp.A.r tha.s
lad b, cad aud ttae nat bonf TO nas' ,rs a .ns,s
WAS luckily u l,tsle ~ates la, ets lux lad onty
.sr.ns .a. nt TODD. Ths galley was tuo exi'osaf
nIacn fur oltnof parly TO- attempt 70 cn'M any. =.
thing. III" boy licny 90 duf n, tug II" lay naiJ % tst
~ :" Id Ircn vnken.I in tho night by bliler
nho gagged h,rn with = ~oolan oofhsostas saA
ink hin, Into tho hold, when viii! sn''tt,n A.
sistauca. ho bad tied him TO two assnehos 9:
i:rnnr tL,s confinement llo lad freed hlnhcis
| aitor y lime, anA uad h,ddon IN tho cargo.
MiI!ts had conn down twice 10 lnok fgF MN,
bringing n lamp tho ssconft lime. oit lho
l,oY hai hitidca hiu,eelf ell, and had At length
| rormsd hin way through ,o tho Stern ~
| Inc lie day tho Captain. With tho h"'t' Of tho
steward, ard Timber twflotn ilo did not trnnt
viii. 4 ,vcspon), and tho boy, dlh ~ tue rork
! absolutely hecetaArr, dAcA ~ pumping a"o e's"
! WH No"t 'no ssa1"; ,;1t scttvn bo.&llit;es ycra
"a the seeohn me.s I.ss.an. tI,a o,hcr rlore.
esspenoc,. eaeii rsay mins to ,sutret.ts
II. oh u.e .o.e%."s isaI I,ue ny ,;e,,t,ng avainst
wete ' NOT & 10 20 ,hsx ses"' ,.ma"cJ IL liz fore.
6ncI, ouhs. ahey by. = ~, sa,s,n lin
castle room @ @ao1.4s ~ a'1r na' nas,,s orfats
others ac.ing ua'o"t 'o.od ~ I'M fnrotaa,,a dnar
weht io,"ao ~ Nv ,na,' instn nfreriuc nt,
nmu i.,a'.s .naee ~ naa,nn ontet 1hnn tuortmpn
fethtalsp a"u MseH 'sneIa fnr I'm mstc. lid
tut lru'tlern eoa1en W. .au ~ ioi, III @ H., ,t.v
tnG thph'i, n". ss fnrc,d -, th',t that tiav
, 1875-08-26
MASONIC,

8nsefai Etspatrh 70 Ths Cheaor 7rlsxns.
ANN AAboa, M,eh,, Aug. 25.-h,Hbt Worthy
Bells CoeE.hAl,. Dlattict Deputy 0rzud Aaatar,
aud N.ght Musthv Arthur ii, Cla.k. Grand Lsc-
lurer, and vlsitosH, hcd I school OF Instruction
for tho e1emplilcst,on Of the MAataE Mstou
lolgew of Washteilxw County III tins city to-
dAy. Two hundred oillcels aud iuel1less OF the
dataln!ty Msta present.
, 1875-08-26

Sptesa. A,spafeh 10 7hs chteaaa tribune,
DkEuo11, Mlon., Aug. IA Hsa,e Copyention
Of pootselle.s wss held here to-day, and o5Q.p-
irod = Btate Uooksotlers Association, W,La,d
Emery, Of Lansing, waa elecsed President; ",
F. Parker, Of Detru!s, Hotrstaryt John More.
Of Ann Atbvr, Treasurer. Tbree V,ca Ptta,.
dsnts and Executive aud Arbitration Coiamittaes
EAts sl.Q eleQkl4l,
, 1875-08-26

.,n,t,r hast, to which ie 7ds them cfnE n,1 'sr ~
err, rarp cart taasto tas'n hs'a o,.A.on :.
IT, ,AsT5t y T,:ao :S nsn .n I'll o. $ il. yst wi ns
;Sss,s s%,s 2,; d 'tt H. SS IL @
hmI'" hnS n. rscs. m Hin Ginning n "hna
% b. had ~ r rs. st.tn. s'ts% ;t ,,tr m" t.lns 's
axe W ss WI VI r hi j.; s,,s snd re4r}rh Mr. Neil. nry
n'' to fn fe '' ,is H. i"a is .iot n.en.c ~.
an he eon s.e iese st ~ 4 f.. .'
.ns drtna to this I, troc, bnt he w by ht sslan!ry
s :r,s tint f,9atp q q e III,
hn.r fe he ssreI which II fAr mots valuable than
muuhy psjkA.
, 1875-08-26

RAcryk, Nis, Aug. 25.-J. II. Sherman. pro-
priotor Of tho large tannerT on the Sorth BIDS,
hanged himself tina morning In tl,etl orpos'te
lf,e tAnnety. Mr. Hhettnan WAS Prominent
member OF The Congl err ttona1 Church. lud waB
hirhly rcspocke1 bY All xho hnex h1n. No
cause vas bo a1eigued for the rash act.
, 1875-08-26

DC q CtIinccy, t1ie EnXIIsh DrtHfs E;hter.
Tha ere.t Maeter. os EnK1ish' rrpre. Pc Quincy.
tia INN, nsioue dreamer sui tchsar llis Intimacy
with tic sutLurs uf Ills tc. Ills halila of o tln'-
cat4ng aud B effect hts laus # writing aud study
Ii:s rruuine.t works. Ills generosity u brother
authars Ia want. His solitary Families IN "c~tmnrc-
land and Cumberland. Ais ~pnaorfhl style: Iha
story Ut hts carly sn1 liter years. ln:iaatA N In
yeribcl, The moral of hts liit.
, 1875-08-26
LECTURE 81.
en- uihala pSlIt tHnnIis

Ths rrores rpad;ng Of poetry. campbells carly
{atpa. Immediate pnpularity uf "The peasuEA Of
Hope" Influence u c4nroeli4 pssHo!sc b'eSf11,: r., !:
Ifr1story from h'a ttndcnt-daya 10 bis death.
Thnmas Hoods placu In English literature. Hts
tu!e.1op OF chcerfuln3a. What ha hss done to help
msukfnd, lis PRINCIPAL writings. lis friends aud
co,ut an!t rs. uis oppoueua. 1au latcrssng eseuta
OF hia Life.
, 1875-08-26

vftatlon to b. rrcsetss and aesor an a11'''e.a M
during t},e prrxrsn. IT tns fttr u" rn s1, 'o ~
core he.rty wctcomn ~ th,s sm3' ~ @'. .e,,xo
Inn atnu,lct, ltorMGltrnnn hro ta4fh3 N ss''se
nnrt n, q xtoud,pg h NJ tho invitation.
, 1875-08-26

LECTURE VII.
Wi11tnrn Vortt*svoftis4 witt Nrcolfccs
t,ons og Ifle - x.u!ko Country "Ol Eii-
gland.
Wo,d,vorth's exalted r1ace in Enel.+h literature.
Fairly jaAsmtn's IN hin poetry. Hin cnlra7e aud b..
lie! In h,ineetf. Influence of Nature o. the i'"e'f
nina. Hs home anunx tho t,li+. Ills everyday life
i, Nyia yi. 10 hts tptszge in 1.4i. His r1n'tI-
s.tton and r14uner dc.csIbsd. Tie wachtnl :aie Of
LIs Ft*ter pnrpfhy. Sketches Of Other r1enl es q
tss family, The loss Liter yours, md his iusnntr OF
reellius ills own poer1s. 1iia as'ured lame.
, 1875-08-26

NEW YORK 10 QuEEEsfU~1 ANIL i,!ftMf3o1.
IELyEf1A, 4r4o tnus satutfty, = h August, At
tS,!t;AkD, a*@ hn'.. ha.s" y. ~: 4 ~ NJ
TilE QUEEN III lua,... .hatulay, scrt. /. At; n
run LoHbuN DIRECT.
DENMARK. Eu t'ns, ~ hIrtday e p =. at u nonFs
Cabin passage. SO and Gu, curretcy. Return tick
els 1t truuccd SiecaKA fctctfs 81 curturi,
bra u t,r II Ana up~Atus vi hrch, R,''s"
Eorttcas eornsr CLARK and Rsadopb+ta tupp1use ne~
tncLn4h Il Lus9I. Gh!EAEl.
, 1875-08-26

KAxsAa CrTr, Aug. 25.-About sfty Sehrhhka
otsl:ors arrived hcre this afternoon on au oxcut-
sion, Ttley we're received by llle Alaror and ct1-
zcus nnt driven hbont the city eaftiagos. They
tcayo for 81, Joaopb in the morning. - 49,
, 1875-08-26

Fiction md His Eminent Authors

E1C116M
Im,ortapre Of ecls Their r1se In faf,t1. .,,n1-
tJar iii oucs uepnsucea It,.ory Of r"ine rarly
atempt, in ton Tlv great antno's Of o : time;
nvn;,, Cooper. DsctenH, Thackfray,< Ha*tbnrn"
.aeurae Eliot" 1erro,,Al lc,'ttttttn Ut their ht'ith
and ct,unos!,ion. Annrto.es NJ Janr#. Darer. alsl
rynt., Lever, and oih+ff. 7Lc harm t,d fr.n
tf F,tiou, Faith !n tAe future Of American novel;
Hrit, n,
, 1875-08-26
THREE MISCELLANEOUS LECTURES

Il Il NIEN TUT Na1VEs4W9We"*s
Gloomy cauntenances prevalent !n America Hlat
ia The calse7 Anrcdotns VI do'orons rooPls. Aues-
dotes Of hol cfui proyerll+ f.1l e!et WY ~
lyxieujo duty IL it batter TO laugh thu tocry7 TIN
cou,tun fault Of borrownR truubla. Tha Art Of Hap
piflYs. The Apost Of cheerfulness In Literature
Dickcus, Hood, Byiuey 8mlta, Irving, Waiter a.os4
and pthxsH.
, 1875-08-26
UNION COLLEGE OF LAW

OF tho University If Chicago, and the S!rth~e'crn
Eni,+t.y cltAed lts second year ri b lh3 s'ndrns.
E1.tnitri sta,c4 senatofs Trntnt!!l md toali'tie
Judge 1sooth anl rrof.. penetow anl Meyer, taught
four hours h4sls nn ?. lawyrrs iccturG1 IN th. cn-
ri Jnr,.i ru,encr. Thc Ho, H. H. liu'd 1'es.er Of
ths sta.ntts il aited to The Faculty fnf tbs coming
month. Iii rnl adults To The Bar. For cAtA1rR"ea,
IT,. ttl!rs,Av. Il. D1SsLoW, SECRETARY. 70 Tribune
Hu1ltru ttlrart III
, 1875-08-26

LECTURE ~.
Alfred Tcnnyaon. Thu Man and the
rDct.
Tennysnnh riaEn a. rn*t m the wnfld seEsti.
His ear days Of preparation an ldtdFlinasIn1 ILL
onward march IL the temp Of fame. H"'.'t~7r:it
choice u him The LhArrsttElip. lit
ceat learning TIlA h1l In Of r,m|",s1ti iiI4 MILL
ner If 1raus III. ltrs Aoud. llis dali! lifc shr!oas
visits " lin l<StT2ued.
, 1875-08-26

Jeff GOING TO KANSAS CRY.
iAss4s CHI, No.. Aug. 25,-A dispatch was
ssoesssd so-dsy from Jsd Das1s BY ths Kansas
GtJ Exposition AaaQsaatiou. soespting taels In
, 1875-08-26
LANE ERIE.
DrFYAfO.

ae&etai D,.saEcA Fhs Ehfes4o srfa"Ht, :,
stryFAto n. r. Aug. 2s.-The tugs Sill ahd Cfo"c'''
,oth now, Ieft Jort .his evening Tor Amnerasoass,
o.teunby 10 tow lmrEs un the detroit Miser TUT ano
Cvtada southern 1ntl~xy. There W Nsto e ~ tsora
nF,lotr, Of Tho Wt+ttfa 1rnmpo1tA'sa eesafeass
Linz, srtiscd Ia port Is4t night.
ERIE.
s,.1fs, nf.,,a,cA to ,he fhftAqd T'f7"'ns.
Entr. Ia. Aug. .as,--ARa1VAfs~~Ffom Chicago, n!of
Art2nns. ..... .
ptr.nturta-rrr chttaRo, rrnps A!asfa, D. Halien"
t3uc: eeh1s I.rtRht1e Jpacttl fAtEt.
nYcrfrrr-@45.l % In wheat, ls.o cs's Hour'
En1rAEs1e-2,IGs ions coal.
Tsa revenue ttur Co'nnlnttora Ferry lett fof
cruise down The lake this mDrn'Hs:,
i lsrea Gcet af vesseta Ia now In The hafbofa
, 1875-08-26
LECTURE I.
IongfctJow. thu l'ncs nnd scholar
with Personal SfkGlct1css

Jmrorfanre It cut7vat!nE OUT OVID autHors. IonR-
fellows peculiar genuS. tlIa atlHosphers ot soAg.
liz rerfe tlon arsut. Ills elriy application -
sludont Au Ecc ,uhs OF the circumstance which IN
emred many Of hts ba4t 1oern%. Ills n1uence Ii the
world Quotations fFom hi4 works. His merit "a =
TRANSLATOR aud rrnec writer. His popularity In lph
hem!spher ., hscit4ton u III unp1hI4hed poea.
ati II, uAnIiSufJnf.
, 1875-08-26
LECTURE IT.
Literary mud Artistic shrictT IN Lon
ttas, 4 xgentY.jlyH Heurs .&EDs


Lontlun ~ \ Rrc1t rentrs Of Art spd literature
Famous writer's living thtte quarter 1t rentufy
ago. lusers tele r4ted tE'akt.tI* dvs tlft.s TIE
nrrs At the uoiy.-s Ut antun.S and a.tss. Mr"!,n3
w.th Dlclcra, t}sorge Macdonald, Adelaide Proctor
PR. nroNp!ug. !otert browning, Je':ns LIND. At'e
Lille Kr.nir, Th,fras CIrYIt. Mr.. n1rn MuusE:ic,
AMI ThirEer4s. Iau."u- Atcrs. lbs oltfa. 10
lntnce Of London On the wnrld.
, 1875-08-26

II. rln~ters OF ghc Sttlthttn'ts
IIow to do IL aul huw not 10 do 1t. Tfus mastery
peyer tls result Of Acr!drh lslratous Of failures
md successes in tho various Waiks af llfo kotliis
arcomnlisaea mthoEt pruIA ratou su earnest stuiy.
Tsiu,ui III III art. srAture. Oh Tho xsRr at tho bar
tho result of pntauh,aatic enaeasnr. Ednnnd hoap
Maj oieeI,. Charles Dickens, aud othef uasets. The
demand IL AmcsicA toz thoroughbred ueu Au1 women.
, 1875-08-26

CGHEFVC HEP6RfER.
At I recent breakfast givou by Pierre Loril-
lard to aoulo Ut his ffteuda August Belmont told
the follo"toS story. "a reporter ol,oe cane 10
my ofsco In New Yozk, md asked fer ipfQsma-
, 1875-08-26
III. Rufus Ca1ntc, tho Eminent Ad
Y0c,stN tknu SCHOLAR.

yocutu and scholar.
Tie tn, a..auee at soaa putiu apeatsng. ChoAss4
aeln Obey Iyx In Esset. Student hfs II nastmunth
CuleRs Elrly training An otaos. Coartssy Of lhA
tfeut LAWYER 10 younger men the bar, iia magnes.
i'm sud supremacy before tho J1.lgrs. Ills Iersnusl
Appearance ia shs courts a.reFihed. Accusations
,gan,t htsa proved fsise, ~ devotion to letter.
called &Euu, 1neaory. Hls uprisxel slouuence. His
c4-s!ca Alt4luneRls. HiA death the Eeaul Of orr.
work. ..-...
n, n,-Nz. Fisl1a viii visit tbs West during tha
mnpth e petober, and has aiFe4iy been sugaEtd "
e,iufe Ii Of lbs principal llAeea. Me. leury l..
ais5,n Ia iaSs-ss, ChacaQo. " Authorized to sc'
{ur Mr. FIeda.
, 1875-08-26

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
NEw YonF, Aug. 25.-A,rIved, ttehmear' Call
fosnn aud State Of Virginia. from Glasgow.
Loxpos, Aug. 25-stcamshp The Queen
from Now York, has arrived out.
, 1875-08-26

fnectal Bstpaffa 10 7h* tAease 7rf1u"r
roar firnos, NTH, Ana. 2,.-~rAnssn DswT--FfNp'
It cur., spsstA IL contort out"naeau and p"fsse'
bradbury and ,arges; tehrs Trenton. DostA.hi y,
pArtEp Cp-l'n1 Arctlr Manktec4 Minneapolis NJ
bant. 1,pan Nsamonl, sx,k sni hart;e. tchth T. y.
Eorrs, Mara Martini 4. G. KeattnK. 4. j. HoSsf d u
1hnyrr New London, j., Fitzgerald,
N.fp-Nnrthp2ht, iyhi.
WfA11fEn-F!bc.
ponr H',Ror. Mith, Aug. 2t-it r. M.-Do~H-
prol r. rajxn tactic, Evergreen City ahd riggs.
Ur-rroln IloInaul, alanistce. bollo Cfoss anu
barges. ,., ~.
, 1875-08-26

IEETETsT. IT.
Sydney smiti, ai,a III. Work In Life
Hr,Ills tsry day. anh stEue9les. liz career 81
1.efnusss A. cuF4tn III Salisbury Ilaln. Edi'orAhp
Ut The Elihl,Irg Iseview. HIS manly character ~
rt!crmer. It's principal writings an! ti"ir Eject en-
hin lime Ills }rausccndsh& Wit and humot Ahrr-
do,ea anl tlr+traona nf hts pernhar ctnil' fi- Fl.
ample Of shat may ke dons by Cheerful, fe1siIenf
leader in ali Sood works.
, 1875-08-26

ST. JOHNS SCHOOL,
Boarding md ny . ho:! tor Yoans Ladies md
Children. R.r. THEODORE IRVINE. LII D.. Rertnr.
d Wrst Thirty -sero,tl H., saw York. Dr. 1r~ue'a
eporia class fus fha ttpdy of tho En9!au 1nnEnava
kut Literature, aA Illustrating ah! sirltcd hy His
t0ry with readings from The lest nrttort will hexn
10 November lis claAp Enr thn hi1tor!ca ami srs
ttn'r of tin F'ne Art. Viii tegn a Tho ..'ts n 'n;:
The Fail Term ieglns on "Wednesday. Hers. ~, l'7s
Fur Cirrtt1ars and Information tr1'y a. above.
, 1875-08-26

LECTURES.
JAMES r. FIELDS,


tTbrts Twelve Lectures on Anthors md Books. con
SAILING largely Of Personal Nccollectnns iu te de7
ere N a ctHrre Of T~tre. Sir, or Four ~ may
rscescd, TT ~ srtaF7fe tr"lnr-r.l
IEGTENE +.
, 1875-08-26

,,t.,ttols RIVER AND CANAL

srtc,at Ulsratth 70 7hf Ch'ea'" 7F'6Hne.
1asA1Lx, H., Aug. -a+-AaItvEp LII iI1sEh-
Nothing. -, ,,.,
DErAn1En--rror Victor. with !nmffr. nr nenrs
,1a"v f,,ceu. with lumber and Montreal, with 1un-
BET mi, salt. 10th for i'aron.
PASSED fsro CAsAl-isirgo NJ. light, 10 naa WIN
s.pd a, Lock No. IL; Commerce, light TO load a.
Osssws. -, ,.,o, .xub ,un,cr. for
nt,1.tovu; trop 0,rtcy 4ueen. vita inniosE. anu
tiouresj, With hunter and .ai,. nth Tor 1cn. IN :,
Eleven feet four inches " ~ster IN nleel-elll Oh
nn,pnxronr, Aug. 2i.-AnntvEp-frop Monta1k,
1oekroy,, 776 tr!s lour Dorhlu, Ottawa oSe' o''
cora. .,,. ,u.t ~ en-. q tu,r},.r
cayues. Jockpurt, 6ssss It unhsr; cll. ago ne'it'
SIorris, ,5,:fift lunser, l7.50J latl rrop "une'
nsstdsowu vD..pJ II luIaperi thomas sto1f' donet'
" Ii lumbar.
, 1875-08-26
EDUCATIONAL. ...
], s. SCHOOL AND COLLEGE


4 lr,sk Of ucarry aay r.Fce, complied expressly ssh
pt" tn Etd F.r IT. sn H1,n rttIans in htlteflnR
t'h"' II snn:n'nr II rn1nt"fe list Of IL Tho ach'ss
gard In 1Isr.r xler,in t.o stuots ocate'l, lhs
climate r"tEnEd Ia s.. ttt.: also special 'escrI-
lin Il The INST 'tsslrAl institutions af icAfhiuB
hen1 ft'e nFru ait iarat"u. f'~ss9e, nrrn'h
7. GrTI I.AWokTff rfSEKNEf.
Durr'n ot Sr1tnol A',ett.tLx an1 1ntornattnn. Do-
ST. New York city,
FAGTNm CoLA1EGD.
1he Hr.o Il af 1&tfrE. ths = etn II l,ptt an I tho
Grimm. hFoi Of ttattne et 1*se will rcoEen Wsdhes.
day, Btrf. Is.
lhe restoration Of Taylor Hill, With many Imtrorn-
n.tfts, and rev Laboratory anil Gymrl ,sil1n wirh
N +" Gnshch fnre tAr t"rEn fLh VII! Adj much
to the advantages nf thr Institution.
Enr Admission aprly II .... -...
Nf.V, JAMES DT Kt>yEN n.D
ftarits tnilrr"+ Hp'tc, Wis.
Catafn9nea ran tie had at Jasls II. NJ. Etata -
Mitchell ltuths~ay l;s Htste st.. aud II the Mef
chants SAtIdtlAl Bank.
, 1875-08-26

Kan'as City ami pcntc+ Fast FL
II. ll,u,s an >prtnxisf1 E1.,.,
II. Lotus. i;,t.nxual'i 4 rA,as.,
Pettia, heokuk i iturIingtno...
= MAJ, hnrk.t.f fueI1 lxt.JIi.,
f'htcaE1h l'afinrAh 1lallrolo tsf.
nr n:nr, t-acun. VA .:,iHsf..n 1T.
joliet j pHI3ht Acc n.llnlrlatinr
, 1875-08-26

TIE ERlE CAN3L.
eoukstcrAp1, y. T., Aug. a't-Ihs Enc e@ha.
hrc,k mill ~ert Of ts city. has been Repaired anu
bexts ~ ruAunx this morning.
, 1875-08-26

The inprsante Q! : n.ote estnest seftrd for ANA
study n! EngiiAh Jitetaflre Ja1nbk tl4e In letter.
Te s.n1y ri ts Mr. 1i!r desntto Ia nj" insane fts'
Ter. ts rntn Eannnshp with thn authors Of biz tins.
Thrts rrurd ii him, At~rtte7 uf his eccthtf.c4ta
Enttknate II A!a stflpns writing.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-06-30

We clip the following from an East
ern paper:
WHAT GOLD WILL Do.-A West
ern paper ridieules the Idea that mill
tary forc-s can prevent mining adven-
turers from penetrating and prospect
ing In the Black Hills Region, In this
peculiar style:-
Keeping ten thousand famished cows
out of an unfeDeed field OF n hundred
square miles OF succulent corn In July,
would lie mere p~astinie compared with
this feat which the zero Of Atlanta IN
dertakss. II is more like an attempt
to drive the grasshnppers from Mime
sofa and Nebraska. Let gold from the
rude rockers OF The Black Hills rivers
be actually exhibited in paying guam
Titles in the Chamber Of Commerce Of
Chicago, and the good General Sher-
man may proclaim, threaten, declaim
and illuminate, In name OF ID irresis-
table United states OF America. but he
can no more stop the immigration to
those tempting Dakota and Wyoming
knobs than lie can Keep water from
running down hill. The invaders
would continue 10 hurrah for Sherman,
and respect the authority of Uncle
Sam, but they would obey neither.
Gold Is an Irresistible magnet. 1t Is an
uhlNtIsdl ltlisilt anu men ISuuSI 10 IL
primary allegiance.
The facts set forth by said Western
paper" are eminently correct a. is de-
monstrated by the encouraging reports
OF gold, in laying quantities, in the
Black Hills, which daily reach us from
responsible parties who are ALREADY
THERE. We also have some OF the
specimens.