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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-06-15
from the Toledo Blade.l
Specialties i'm Medicine.

We publish on our eighth page lengthy
article describing the system of the noted
specialist, DIR. r. V. Pierce, Of Buffalo, n Y,
in which he sets forth with considerable force
aud clearness his reasons Tor devoting his
whole time and attention to single depart
ment OF medicine-the treatment OF lingering
chronic diseases. The same article also takes
up the subjects of diagnosis, methods OF con-
sultation aud treatment, ETC., and will be found
to contain many valuable hints to the invalid.
DIR. Pierce ia the author of work which has
already attained large circulstion-"T "The
Peoples Common Sense Medical Adviser -
containing some nine hundred numerously.
illustrated pages, and devoted to medicine in
all its branches work well calculated for the
guidance and instruction of the people at
largo, and which may be had for 81. so (post-
paid) by addressing the author. Dr. Pierce
has now been before the general public long
enough to enable the formation OF careful
estimate Of tho efficiency o. his treatment aud
his medicines, and the verdict, We are glad tc
know, has been universally favorable to both.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-06-15
An Intelligent Animal.

Col. Stewart Wortley, an English Off
Ger, tells the following story of a cat
whose acquaintance he made during the
Crimean war After the French troops
had taken the Malakoff, was sent into
it ON duty, and found an unhappy cat
bayoneted through the foot and pinned to
the ground. took her to my tent; she
was carefully tended, and every morning
taken to the doctor to have her wound
attended to. -Four or five days after 1
was too i'll one morning to get up, and
puss came and scratched at my tent
door. L took no notice, but not long
after the doctor came to say that mine
was a wise cat, for she had come to his
tent and sat quietly down for her foot to
be examined, and have its usual band
aging. She was watched to see what
she would do the next morning, but she
declined wasting her time scratching
for me, and went straight to the doctors
tent and scratched there. She was a
very affectionate animal, and it was alb
surd to see her following me all over the
camp with her tail carried stiff in the
air.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-06-15
A POETS Effects,

The sale of the effects of the late
Hans Christian Andersen has concluded
at Copenhagen. His library and his
own autographs were first put up for
sale, the latter only fetching on an aver
age two or three shillings, and after
ward the letters and souvenirs from for
eign celebrities were sold. The highest
price obtained (about twenty shillings)
was paid for each of two letters from
Charles Dickens, while letters from
George Sand, Alexander Won Humboldt,
Lord Lytton, etc., fetched about ten
shillings apiece. Afterward numerous
articles which had been used by the
late poet, such as china cups, pictures,
flower tables, cushions and other nick
nacks, were sold for the benefit of the
asylum for children which has been
erected to his memory, and these OBJ
jects generally We're bought at fancy
prices. l-- 81 ~.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-06-15
pn. scnrNcK,s puIMoN1c srnur. SEA WEED rom

DIR. scHENoK's PuLMoNIo SYRUP. SEA WEED TONIC
AND MANDRAKE PILLS. = These medicines have un-
doubtedIy performed of ConsumptI ia than
any other remedy known to the American public. They
compounded of vegetable ingredients and contain
nothing which be injurious to the human constitu.
tion Other remedies advertised for Oonsump-
tlon probably contain opium. which is a somewhat
dangerous drug in all cases. and If taken freely by
consumptiye patients, it must do great nury for It's
tendency to conne the morbid matter In the system
which, Of course, must make cure impossible.
Schencks Pulmonio Syrup warranted not to contain
particle of opium. 1t is composed of powerful but
harmless herbs, which act the lungs liver stomach
and expel all the diseased matter from the body These
the only means by which Consumption be cured
and Sohencks Pulmonic Syrup, Sea Weed Tonic and
Mandrake Pulls the only medicines which operate In
this wsy 1t is obvious they the only genuine
PuinV,,y consumption. Each bottle of this invaluable
medicine is accompanied by full directions. DIR.
Schenck is professionally at his principal ooe
Sixth and Arch Streets, Philadelphia, every Monday
where all letters for advice must be addressed.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-06-15
A Child of Shadows.

Months ago, says the Free Press, a
Detroiter was sent to the house of cor
rection for habitual drunkenness. The
wife, hard working woman and sorely
afflicted in health, managed to provide
food and fuel for herself and child until
the other day, when death came to end
the struggle. The little girl, hardly
eight years old, was all alone in the
house when her mother died. The event
occurred at dark, and at midnight the
child was heard singing in the darkness.
A pedestrian who halted heard her say:
Mother, won't you wake up and light
the lamp9 If you will 1 will sing some
more I"
Suspecting what had happened, he
reused some of the neighbors, and as
they went in the child sat in the dark
ness, holding its mothers cold hand and
singing:
"The Lord will lead little child
And teach me how to pray"
A dark room, death on the bed, pov-
erty, hunger and cold to make her situ-
alton more desolate, and yet the child of
shadows was not afraid. She said:
81 kept still long while to letmoth-
er sleep. Then / sung all my songs to
keep me awake. Then looked out of
the window and didn't move, so that the
angels wouldn't be afraid to come and
talk to her and make her smile +. l wish
God had made more daylight for poor
folks I" -s-,srT - - 80 &
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-06-15

Medicated baths are expensive. Not
80, however, GIENN's SULPHUR SOAP, a cheap
and efficient su bstitute, which answers the
same purpose Rs far as 10 ,al diseases Of the
ekin, rheumatism and gout are concerned
Depot, Orittenton's, No. 2 Sixth avenue, N. Y.
Hills Instantaneous Hair Dye produces
natural effects and is safe.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-06-15

Pimples on the face, rough skin
mapped hands, saltrheum and all cutaneous
affections cured, the skin made soft and
smooth, by the use of JUMPER TAR SOAP That
made by Caswell, Hazard & Co., New York, is
the only kind that can be relied on, as thore
are many limitations, made from common tar,
which are worthless. Com,
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-06-15

Habitual constipation leads to the fol-
lowing results Inflammation OF the kidneys,
sick and nervous headache, biliousne 3, dys-
pepsia indigestion, piles, loss of appetite and
strength I; all of which may be avoided by be-
ing regular in your habits and taking say one
OF Parsons Purgdtiue Pills nightly for -four
or sig weeks
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-06-15

The Legislature OF Texas has passed
a law by which it is made misde-
meanor, punishable by a fine of 800,
for any person to use profane language
within the hearing of the occupants of
any private residence. l'.E
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-06-15

Johnson's Anodyne Lininaent may be
used to advantage where any liniment Is de-
sirable. In cases Of severe crampa and pains
in the stomach it is undoubtedly the best
article that can be used internally.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-06-15

ga"I heard her say with it my own
IaoLth, I" is the way Western woman
told it id Justices Office.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-06-15

Be careful of the good name of
others. Allow people to think of each
other as well as they can.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-06-15
COLLINS VOLTAIC PLASTER,

NHEN WRITING To ADvERTysARs,
aient n this paper,
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
anelion Gl!cs Of aea! estate.

lbD~i tlA l. AllIIDN rA'4t
! ui,ASDEUS PEoFEE'Y 10 cosc an s.,lste',
On lrDNIrDAf. oct y, Iotu
4. 2r oio d. u OF. premises tr.ai nom Woodbridge 70
H-lNayl
Two tUg IyTacv, containing 2'O acres
s..,' t.r Llen lands Aa Ui' south ~ lth"17 ily
IN. fftvt.. rta t.M street Depot aUnrs rom
syn, lrd haI. Wit nom iruirnyHt ~tsDn- ~" ueFi-
t.u . thr ItIe-i between Eev y ora and hiaicp.I -
rrfr r54 oi.t.li rurc' a5"d hY Tho Late Jdno9 w.
R1r.pr who h4d N-c eg, for te hgatih o pc saDdl'led
IpfD ,lI. Y.ri- .Ur sII.clit I. HIrlrl.ly a'arirl
Tn iru, s~. highly productive with splendid croPt Pnn
c.u.lt co. e.t--. ..... -, ... ......t..
i i.ors .ju.5ay adapted TO- ~ n'leuas t.",re ~ "
r,.r. t.r.. w public lurttItJI A Eoad iHin-hCbke,
lirr. f.. f.l1lns carri4-c .Ouse, -uoke-lou-o, Sc
.Ar ,tguf EaH ~ If n iU view, ani The pl y MS All
cft. ...r........ .i.I rDuiU taxes.
Ii vlIi by ,d parcels Of on two 10 80 a'.ts
ch . ,,ly ,.C o. the el,si bidder cIsy terms
D. f..a r az lls purchase mon1y may remain OF mortgage
Tot dy yHIr. -.
.fn ..tI Doe - the most important Sac4oi large
tract nas 3D. many years the owners are cercHs {" nave
uugcIasDr. examine thr properT beior tie sale
trr.uuf- puraosr may De m1d' hr c'lhhS on the
"a i.onoer Who VIII give 81, ncc ,sig iniormacn
JTEE. JON N~O.,, J.., u PNfh row.
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90 Whom il Alan Concern

A YOUNG MAN, well connected who has
Travelled abroad, understands German and French would
Ike to become cImDaulon 20 any gentman desiring visit
other lands. Please address j. u. b. Box 10, Tribune
town Office l,23S Broadway.
'eNHE REV. w. +. CAMPBELL, Secretary and
Treasurer Of Bishop Hellmuth COlcge London Ont
tais city business connected with these
known sitaons Tneao colleges have been very much I'M
proved Itcy and not inferior 10 any educational ns
tons the Continent The secretary and Treasurer win
be Everett House nn Thursday and sn DE- happy
To ye any Information dcsrd with reereDce TO these Cs
lcccs
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
g'AEgEg EYDEEN GRaLEON

UuvfI~ai urescrbed by Faculty-A laxative. refresh
0EeGge tne immediate ret nj
eacctUll OF const patton, headache bie hemorrhoeA
I.4r pis thc uTgauyca, RgrreauS
produces irritation. Frpiud Dy r. GIRL
Co corner MN ave az. TNeItY fqCrthst. NewYOrk.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
li!ar5le ano Slate aIantels.

l!dr5ie ano Slate HIantels.
MARBLE and MARBLEZED MANTRLS
W. atGREATLY REDUCED PRICES also Monnmeots
Headsnne4 Plumbers Furniture Slabs Marble COunioTs
and Thing. A. KLABE l5i n 1876 East lsthst. 30 ave
ID HAND, 81 West 33d-st., near Broadway.
n1nuactnrer OF Plaster Ccnerpieces and Bracket nav
and cegant designs the CIV: earenv
all paris OF country the pfces
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
OFFICIAL RECoRp OF MORTGAGES.

Citn Real estate for 5ale.
CAfOKY CUTVNEYS CURFD.-No cure no
- raw cooking ranges tai heat the above y 81 FaHted
-.rd 10. circulars. ILL., GRlPPEN ~ Co, 5da'e ana
2ftl-4t.
~ 3TE-CT.. near Sth-avr-A cheap three
eb-k s,of; STONE FRONT can Oe had ON essy urns.
kULAED G WHITING. B3, kmanst
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HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday, Oct. 10, 1875
Below may be found the result of to-day's
sale at Arch. Johnstons establishments rhirteerth-.t
between Unversity-plaee aad Eifth-aye.:
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
Tile EXAMINER.

AN INDEPEN DENT WEEKLY REVIEW or POLITICS.
LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND ART
Q,ss5hshej ls0s)
(wce IS pages POSI- free 70 America 4d or per annum
LIS. 6d.)
"rne main objects Of TIE EXAAINER NeH s2;rer. sad
Of the work which he and MA Hl'htt, JOIN
HUrT In l~~. were 60 assist IN pre- ''o reton
IN Parliament, hbetyt tl opinion IN genor ueAhy nee
slptTStOn. rrd fusion OF literary tastes INTO an
snlpccts w5eYeT.' Grt advances nave been made IA po
ul.a SOCIAL aHG IT. 4y progress during the sAigseNSh
which the ii't!L" OF TILE ENANIN Nt 3tetuY cove
ems. AID many rugf eHnns, N which lEGh HlNf albany
foNt ,SgIF J,Ha MIL and their asOcatrs, we're
p!ouCer hAy b,cl achieved btt these rcdiAs have ony
ureaare .at 0;hurs yet % be effected 1ur lNAA
IL M crance with its original principles aua iaolt'n
attempts do asmuch nsrt service t0 tc t ol potrs
nov ss has In CUn yeafs Il strives honestly aud
heartily readers forming sound opinions concern
important Of tle day, and IN drawing theloo
COMMISSIONS promote wise thought ad itates
the removal ci crfUs aud abuses from NiAch
the work. s suGcrs, ard the ICycop cit ~ views
ecrsry 10 be mcrea-edNe ell Seis e al aa--s o
L6NDoN. ENGLAND: Z. DALLOw, 1876 STRAND
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Gilp proprrlp DO Get.

N-''I = TE'--
JLATS ~ LET-12jth-st., near shave;
Z rlre raaus range bath lsixt1rcs, &c. C. SPENCER
267 West lZJthst
Ts1O LET-lower part of 3-story BRICK
HOUSE 80. 52J IeXng gt0naye low rcnt 70 desirable
family.
rIWO FINE FLATS TOILET at 10 West
Eleventh A.. between Ftth ana slXthayeAi prtC 1885,
To- 500 month. JANit't"
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gnsiruftlon.
For Boys and Young Mea-City.

For Boys and Young Hea-Cisy.
DOLBFAR" COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
- lSS B;99dYey 1 & Pgte loa y s. St cc
&c. Pupils pio pared ior business IN one q41.
DR.J. SACHS's COLLEGIATE lE5IlIiUIlE'
lOl West 45t}s cgucT G,,layr- rcoi So j.; tho
orch coarSc Of c.s.al Egh, a'd gInaq h,i.4ciioni
prcIar,s especially ior Cornell Harrad ani !''n0.',
NR. BERTHG17' FRENCH. ENGLJSH,
~ CLASSICAL and lfATIEtATfchL J. Iyoi reoptns
Prospectus a; iocswoo.' 5, ~ Brad,,ay.
IN S. FVERSON'' COLLEGIATE SCHOOL,
~. cor Fort scoadst and ,Shsy o. e 4 H,sSrN 1 ON
Pr,f r. d ficlecck d. D.: pot C.o. f. Prcntss. D. D..
ihos = Hastings D.. p: Irsline y. White y. %.
EORT WASHINGTON FRENCH AND En-
NcwYors city 29i ycsr Yor Young ecn;cla@l W-i re re-
o. a. taG ia.ifiG - n1 ira ~ .G .Gflyosr rnepa oc
cos5or 70 Loa.l e'se iTcyc''. ----------
uEIOENFELD INSTITUTE, SD iexlng;-
L ton.sve-Eu2li>h and German Day an' H''rdhs ,c"o
Fgolladav Collegiate Institute 1.2S5 'road-
TayS59 to i5 HGI n5Inp @ 70 re sd hoSr o
Method School OF Modern Languages ~ fi''h 'o
GeImau
uARVARD UNIVERSITY.-The Prepgra..
,e e t9Iy cs giibS ior any coc B-Is 10 parents Of
pupils GoVEVNEUR oGpEN, caqe hitHAN3 A. NC, NC
tUEDY, esq, ROBERT r. LJVINSsroH' esq 10 East
I II. MORSE's SCHOOL, 1867 Broadway,
" re-0pons sept. 25. prepare for Harvard f@ &c.
V. RTOPEN WEDNESDAY, sert 20 at LBS Groad"ay,
Holm MACMULLEN's SCHOOL, LA Bd-
y way Three Ro:r;crs taken CucEars Of Fuin'n's.
EglsS WARREN'a School for Bsoys RE
a 0fESS , MQS9AY , s Sf Of II a SS S n SsSsS Se
MISS DU VERNET. assisted by competens
~ masters wi! roppen boarding and dar SCHOOL in
i,o,, s;iIts ave oo N6IDAY sept ~ lay Dolrers
taken to the Iars afcr earl direr
RsOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGiAIE
fsrr~u . s.H a Y. e
aE6. ne &StItHgi r. cIHa >r F D. iP, eacs
rurls Of ' 'ey 9ng GS !, 1s d '11 @ al s rsie
ne W. LYONS ,.,..,,,...,.,,,,
w E0flGlATd}l 0Wfl 5NSTd sa,H]- GqJG d broadway
s,aCf2.t ra'gols are q f'r tsSi oi a sGooI s ,ol,,,
sS'e,l g, aa ass @ % Sa, M Of 'i pa,tS
~. Henry n. M,zaado'. q t"i1ania curtis
y. I,ia itGa'y c5 D-y z z iamat ii' g. g. ipi5acc Ta,
8. Dr. fl. a. Euudl, Z. oisou D. dunn
several lave Aaa 'ol.. -tt,l n. g".lrst.
DREPARiTORY SCIENTIFIC school,
j l-67 br.uiyay, Boar inU'rso' r'ti ....
,ea or lo cSt,r nj 'i e5 ic s t.a ~. tdIiX. r. e "a
p.n,cr Corps. Z. g. *, and riotcs"ra. Nayal Acata'
EIACKARDs BUSINESS COLLEGE RE-
MSt II iS 1ltaa5i a.nr ANUS s;r. Tacke. ,, b. at
3. cad or end ior ri.ca dr. S.- fA'NNA' '' i.."''
rE'TE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, - %czt 52d-
Iis,. sti eiiSiarc@ S'ii tor 'ice' or ii.ne
UNIVERSITY Grdumer School. No. 1 Win
t.r.pal.er tIlc h.co fru1 Ne-N1t IuivcIel.}) he
WIN. H.LEGGETr', SCHOOL, l,2l4 broad
w way.-T-i'y -,l yaar basits sept. is Circulars 't
PUwms .---....-
NTGUNG NEE, CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
J OF TNE ,lfT or Nl".-A t!;i-: ,--
Ariau2tmouts tnc hutHi.D .rl Niat,re' lo,-''1t
American, Enrsh. Ii-e., a,.uai s.',oh, Il,si "e b.
ljrjAItY open day am evening ooHt@ins over 1000
Ciks1F~- Frcarl %, Grl.sp ure evenings each week
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11

Gorscs, Carriages, 6arness, &t.
A FINE, very light LANDAU, $500; curtain
~ Coach sl25 9 and 4scat Coupe Rockawayu from rs
up pony Phae0n $50 and road Wagons so up saky
$40 express Wagons also go new and secondhand az
riage suitable any market and very low prices Uar
ness &c WILLIAM n. GRAY, NOA 20 and p WoosterTt
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Eegal Nbtices.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, City ard
- County Of New York.-rIIE NEw;YoaH LIFE ~
WILLIAM !. TUBRELL and HULDAll, bis vile sun.
mons Tor r-e 10 each ei the tcendanls above ar 1Va
tins action 81 which copy D. herewith served unn you "a
sg6sc,l..r M bis 6Gc 30 n Ch5mbtrs street Stw York
Cty within niy days after he service hereof exelgs's q
complaint within the time Aforesaid, The pant Boz als acton
@ %i apg 5i, 10 5'% S9'J, iPr a 1S 5nit @ Se"''d " "
SO lawGWW HENRY a. BoGEEt, Plaintiffs Aroraey,-
IN pursuance of an order Of Dcllno c. Cal
yin j., surrogate of he Coon;y Of Nowlo 3 nplets
same et vouchers thereof suhsen9s At ihe oece q
Charles a. Bailey. Ne. l22 Brveiy, ir te CIV ~ NeN
or beor, he on day o NOyembeg uext-DAlej Ne"l"-
GlsSs H. BAILEY, James striker. jonas s. F'Tr1sG9a;.
my3 laNOmW. EA,,u.-e -
IN pursuance of an order of DELAN0 Z.
notice Is hesby fssI 70 & a.i pcrS0s 20 eS,s U.s. S' isd 20
rs'egi e IS siPl r VIZ y9aSAgs srTS iTg9 s s Beas:
1e No % Nassan st. in the cy OF New lor OF or De 5s.
fore Zoe ist day OF November eNtLaie4 ~ " 1i 1IA
'SIaI spaS Iaa5| ~ u "'' ''V VISaEs r&Vr5N Executor
" Y. SUPREME COURT-CITY and C0lNS,,
tTers Issl gt y fsr,c a. ri FIFTH ROWE and COR
TEIA J. ROWE his Siic The Flrs National Bank o NeN.
York, Tile Union National bank oi me tiy o. NS & ~ Now.
Yorl. The oriental Sa'nas bank Of tt ,iS "i & & =
Raync ir as a. tNecuuv Of last viii and ie.'
lament al William n tyS deceased S,.ai IN a. risi2
To the defendants above named and each Of them; Ss %
hereby summoned and required 10 answer the Complain "A
this action which copy herewith served upon -
10 serve copy OF answer To lhe ald complain O ~
snprcr nj MS Office Number ll9 Broadway 10 heNy
of New York within twenty days after ~, serves
cusiVe o, The day OF sufh and NoH m 70 S !.
the sad complaint the tme aiortsAi me lll n
this action viii apply 10 the Court Tor The ret
the con,pa.uf-hated New York, 7th september, Iott
lls BrOadN ay-
The complaint IN tie above entitled action @a guy "a IN
Once ci tho Clerk o the CIV aqd cShsy 9t WnoD
oil laNOW W fi4N"
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EHsiraclloh.



For Tcung Lades-CoGntry.
DLAINFIEI.D COLLEGE fog Young Ladies,
r-Gioll' NJ r,opcus sot l. I.ss T. = Kenyon PIln.
PYE SEMINARY,
For parse a. Il, address Mrs = j. II ~
pOCKLAND INSTITUTE for YOUNG LA
Ia pies Nyas al%T % 8s19tda slsS'i s rSds5a 5dS
G. C. %ETsEi.L ssd ALBERr WELLS, eriaeie"is -
INF MISSES BUCKNALLs BOARDING
SCHOOL &c. young ladies' ond 1ttio gis Ncs- BiI2s E
wick ) j. The ynsaias school year VII commence SEPT
rE1HE MISSES MOTIFS English ard French
Boar'irr sgd Dsy sCIoQL Tor 1Gpng iaess 11 11 "Po Fr
cir, Circulars slply as s9oye
UTTICA. y. Y.-Nrs. PiATT's SCHOOL for
y young ladies Fan ter,a 9esips Sept, ls
WEST END INSTlTUTE.--Family. school
Maven, Conn send for circular.
For Both Sexos-Country.
A GOOD HOME FOR CHILDREN in
drsss hd1,a.g hhGGUg1Gs iS' %iffI1G"cG 'O '''l
A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS
YoTt g per week Tor board washing, tuition ANA tho
ars 81 ray be- toaried during the summer vacation
Nr'" =" ''''' - - Manhasset, Long Island.
FAMILY SCHOOL.-B0ard, tuition, washing,
4 IS to - per week. Miss CONOVER Old Bridge, New
Jersey.
FORT EDWARD INSTITUTE, N. Y.
~ RATES REDUCED TO Sl7c \ YEAR. 81 H.
Fifteen Tt,LcTs prepare r COLLEGE, for BInta or for
Rive graduating any tine" stul"s Bay Dc
chosen. Admissions al any timo propoi OBaii . - o,
JOS y. KING, D. d.
CWARTUMORE COLLEGE, for both sexes,
- unicr ~ Friends Foc cat ogue ladts- tae ire
hicp;. EDWARD r. MAGlEL Swar'hmuie Penn
CT. PAULs SCHOOL, Lewisboro', West
- cLcq.srCo y " lions school ChIhircn. Eeopoas
e. .0 Vely moderate, Apply Principal Rev. ROBERT
BOLTON.
ehAAs PER YEAP-ROCKLAND COL
% -UsP IGE Nyace y. y. SocAtas. send for Circular
Miscellaneous.
" A MER SCHOOL lNSH."' Is reliable Ed
- ucaroual Agency OF 20 years successful experience
II rrrsrutug Taarnfs known ability Ia :aH. cs ana
sciuas every grafC. Bulletin Of candatfs lI ADumh
,t.i6fi r.,v prealtipn Explanatory circulars nr sih
J. ~ lsff EIiO IN, Il. N, Actt4y l. bohHt, Nc"
lOrA.
NOR SALE tOWishing. paying boarding
Z Scluol le.r &e,gYcIE address BIsi sa trDlht Once
s-s-
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t,cal Geldle Go Gxthansc.

VOR TiANGE-Il0ndsomo country resi-
4 dcrrc with all improvements and attract" 91 iay9; %
fIt r.lri4d ono hour hCNhOrk worth t5HOVV, VIII
ne f.f . .yt. ilrm worth not 500 oI0 and within
ttrr, bopis ci civ Address AAtATEUb b, BoN 1866.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11

4 LAnY LYNN in the country ,sG wGqId Ike q
Eatr,.- iol wsel, lb' $. =. Campbell. -Jtoa D.
a ard LITTLE EsIriS Those o. otfv fr' cl, school
lao,f.lv o aro. sl,rt ,uce oH KEY ymS 'iY. home
' Sa. aa tsc ,' .r ads e. Be- 2 o. -. ,siIBT
4 FEW MORE YOUNG LADIES, between
- tr r's %. "a ay. IS ..} .na'a ttg i,I. 2a 7 81,
ta., I-'lin,i.,i ,l.rr,a.H, I4.,y, "ud eoaa,onsc.
s,ocsufnsr l.4s-.
! UROOKa,N lights SEMINARY.
lsr g,iar ans Vii c.a.a,o sept 90 orc'ar. caa be
Aa' i' 800 % S'--tl' --' aitaiis J. WEST. r-,qer,l.
! EtiASSCAL ms iWUrE. .-Nrs. lIarvoods
Y =c.i itHly -,'.i ;r5 foane l.lo' 81 ci i.n..on-
NUEsTNUT STREET SEMINARY, Philadcl-
g.d, . d, .l, % i. lc 'caIs' cr.,. IS % 20 i r6 ~
nAREN SEMINARY FOR Young Ladies,
- uu.rr rl O.r L5ur i.au So hc.ni,ns pupils $500
GOLDEN HILLS.HINAEY fo. you1p lg,ies
~ B'ar,uosl COMA ,.'aia, Hl,, a,uLY N.i=oN.
LOTUC HALL, Stamford, Conu.-tuylish,
VI, ,GgI G .i .''-' . l l' .o - t.' ,i,.i i.s
AiE.E o. Ch#-l. I.....r...
EEoME school, 90 Summi., N'w-Jcrsey for
d. vi,. c.Ie: q; .r I aoii,r' sympathy r,.cilace.
Rev. e''p'e" i'.'>'s'D d d. ~"'".,; sr, 3D. SAVAGE
LgES. JAMES MASON nOAEplNG and
VI Day -CIDuI 60. 81 rt t..i,s -fJy, e.. NNN op,n
S,at t5. fog t.r-'1r. o.rr's o.; iIi trt.. ItHF.
MSS WHtCCNH- French anl E1ehsh
w HONE .aH pgy -rHusI Yogl- I.ti,. RElI,EN-
s~a 80 t2 P.r'Ipa,a,. ErosAEn flights Cnoaiass ou
I aiII,..t-h.
EFiSS HULKIEl'' BOARDING aud DAY
4NE ~DJtDHL fU YOUNG IATiIS. Tauytogn oa tl,c
I:ed.oa. v.d reopen NiHNi DAY. sept. a. Addr,ss Uy
NFrS. VEST BOARDING and DAY
ISb HCH"uL for NorNC IhrfE~ ana LITTLE GIRLS
G!.tu..c4 Oo.u, HIu f,f.JrIN WEDNESDAY sept. H.
T,.tf'.cr N,a.,er. p Boz $50
EFAPlEWU0U INSTITUTE for YOUNG
W. 1tbitt. I.If Geld. fa.t. 81 C!d
u4ta.r i.r Iotr. ltvT funi.hrii excellence OF .ts
II fta.cs leftr surpassed Address Rev C. Y.
| Sl-h it tic fIi'cn-i Tor c-iaio,'lc
FONTCLAIR, N.J.-BOARD and lNSTRUC-
rs TIJEfhrsr a'tIf irst class home school IN per
fr. lr''f3 iJgItUE Gri thorough Instructor ~ Encsh,
FsIe' susigI .ctf nb NaalH lHusc ahdrt,s B., Mont
clair ..J. tUlbcr iaAfed e. eight yOung laNss Highest
tefinoa.ds furnished
151. ST. MARY COLLEGE.
~ EWNIIIsEUkG ND.
Reg lr session begins sept o. 1876. students received 81
sar eutrlvts collegiate, preparatory and
a..or departments, iIstu9Incd IN separate banding.
Arrangements sdo with the SsteTr 0f Charity OF
take charge OF tbe domestic department OF the
college.
s.sl i5i q. .tAiorue
Rev. JOHN McCLJsKEY, d. D., Principal
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
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VIZ ANTED by n private family, a tirSt-class
" uhinui,led idshsioop Ii0CSFs WITH sod suiIsTs &
between the Fourth aud SIKH aPf ana
ilu tour amt rin fourth Sta preferred Add'e5 W. -
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