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, 1877-09-05

HsnA f.S4t. HfHFnA{.
We gayc The fact n lew ttays agn that Chinn-
man hasl lrawn $1,000 in q Chinese Lottery On
All investment nf ufsc bit. Every t0wn TN the
coast Inns lrancll OF ills or sgo ot ncr ecncnc,
nnd It Is kept constantly running, With draw
1ngs made rvery night Al ~ o'etnck. Tnc
tlo,lus oreran.l Is as follows: 4 piece tl pao"r
Is marked OF tnto 10o squnrcs aud numbered
from tu 100. Tic tcrson 'buclitnc" " at
thu game l,as the privilege Of putting
dunn any sun, ot moncr he cfootct,-tllc
tlrize hcinG governed BY tho amount put
down. Thcn y0n have tho privilege Of snarking
ten Of tho nulnucrs, Il duplicate copy IA Gfyen
you, an.l the ur.gsnal is kept by the agent.
Whra lO o'elncIk asriyes loo numbers arc mt
Into a Jug a,ll tcn drawn nut. II three hf item
correspond with the numbers you nmrkcd on
your ticket you get your money back; II four
arc drawn yonr f,nney |. Increased 80 per cent
utn; five, doubled. nirl 80 IN, and II ten arr
drawn you lnye l'otlaIlxn iniecI. Une gentle
nan In Caltfusn.a a OH u ,uur-blt Investment .rcw
fl,O09 liz was tull II lc had tut q down he
would have brokcu tho bank. 50 crrat would
ti.yc bccn luis winnings. AtanY Ci1lacsc and not
a fuw whites invest III It, but sDtIlcnuw n pfize
strfkes nl,0uL as Olt.n ns lightning does.
, 1877-09-05

4 novel social cyrut occurred last evening,
Nr. u. CAristcnson, t!cat mute Of this city,
marrying il ~ Baltic Hrasllcr. alsp deaf mute
Tho marriage to,k place at No. esq Ncst Wash
lngton street, tho resIlcErc Vt fac u1.$le mud
sun. OF tue bride, Sir, xnd Mrs. D. Fl, Lum0cr-
sou.
Miss Drzsher was e,lucatal In the New York
Institutu lor shu Deaf and Dumb, and afteF.
ward attended the Institute a. Jacksonville,
III. fler hctrutaol IL an employe
In one ot dur Wholesale boot and shoe houses,
aul has sn sxsetlent reputation. There nero q
large number ot invited guests present, q ma
jo.lty of Whom, wcrs l.,ute friend. Of the bride
And .ro0nl. Tlla lSEet.!ony was performed "
o'clock, and must Of tue guests t1.nu e1ElY.
After teing sea!ea IN the parIo1s It t.csasnn thu
duty .! t'ro!. Williams, a teacAer Of mules N
otucr and eateitaIu tiacsa. It WA extremely
| An.lstny u thuae who were not Ia
aAIi!ar with tho mute lauguaGe to sea
Auw tue tntTolu.tiuns wore efe. ted ahl the
| t5ut: Williams would lead laxative nerson llp
to . lsdy VI gentleman who couiu neither sp.aA
hur hear. An extremely energetic gytnnast, q
cxe.e sa woull bc conInen, Cd upon tile !sallis
ol tie lntsuduccs, wal<h would 10 Iutcntly ob-
serted by tlts party sitting All nt ". Q
us VI she ~ouid sise 3rotn lle chair. Look At
tie ucx somer ana shake hands cordially: lhess
was nok tue slightest c7ance fos wura !n pr-
vote. Bat tllc coHstrsatlon was Nycly betwren
tlsv mute, themselves, aud Ill appeared " bu
ta,k,ng Ut ouce, without disturbing zach othrr
| tu tuu slightest 1cgtec.
| The Wedding it&clf was very quiet affair.
The Ney. Ar. Caldwell, pastor u the Ala Street
Methodist chunh, ptnslated, usiug the nuta
slgns, which were translated 10 tbs portion OF
thu vompahy who could not understand by
| Prof. Williams.
.A4tet TIE ceremony, choice eollatlon wa3
served, to wulsh all DID ample Iustixe. The rest
of tue cvtulng WAS sptut tn qules conversation
| Npt Qlpuastuclib hY Tho cu&IR24T. T0a Afl4s
, 1877-09-05

anil er mn tcnesh!y deferred their wedding "TRIP
to s1g,ic lntvrc time, and will take up their resi-
,ientruitl,c Nnrth Sale. .Amon. thc guests prs
cnt mere several prominent penrle of tho West
Division. besides many distinguished nrrs'hls
nf the mute world. noticeable a,rnng whfrf.
we're Frnf. Enlmar +, not unklhaw, to fame IN
daughter of the President "f the State nuar.l VI
Charities, and others.
uEsnEn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -
Last evening. ut the rcsrc,re ot lhe brides
l.ake avenue, Miss Emma burroughs AMI MIR.
+. II. Henderson. nE Aurnrt. were n,atle man
an! wife by thu Her. Dr. u. u. Church. of st.
johns Reformed lslnttnpa1 Church. Tic ssrs-
# The lna.e' whct, We wcro ,leso'ats,. !s, !
number of guests wttnrf*t.l Tho affair,
and ate supper so0n aitcr. The happy
and John Matl,nt, wo 4 ted .. bridesmaid and
gruo,n*masi. Tie cu.tumr If tt,' i'rHtc Consist
ell uf white fnris muslin made en trhftlc,
trimmed With knile.pla,tlnEs,. round lnsalsct
w,th Ea!c,,cic onrs lar, a cluster Of nra,'ge-
t,l,~sntns fasIcnetl witt, golden butterfly, and
tli.u,oui am1 Jrt earrings.
The gtftt wrrc numerous. anil consisted of
inE-.icth, frun, William 4, Vcnps; ctusk, t. =.
Burroughs: earif.rcsrEcr. 1alic. nt NAklnlMl
Church; basket II t1uwers, II. Walters; rar!i-
receiver. u. 4. E!rSins; G.t.ertltst, II; y.
lIHes 4NjH. MIN. LallEUTNf CAHf-tHA!1S
Mr. and Mrs. llowefl, III Autura: drf JunsHu',
Matte burroughs. .ba.'ct, fn4lics nj Uak-
land Church. Hugitr.sNon, tlattfe burroughs.
EnglewocN!; scnf,lnl, Mrs. II. Cherry: baskct Of
wc, A1r. Van llol1se: tliy. Mira. lic0rGc .tiii1
bed-ruotl set furniture firm 'EtUuM; elegant
glass vases, Mrs. Sett,c low ntlts: eakc-,atkct,
Misa kitlic lcnks; aut,k.rtE. nIbnHt. Mrt. lia1t-
son; spoons, Eliza S;al: lrtnzc vases, slf. ait.t
Mrs. X. Il. Elteny: tItswor-statni, +. Z. H.se:
rapktn-rng anil knifc, Mrs. Agnes Scnrct. OF
EEEltwuul; .atsulrt,tn nni, Mlss ltr1en Bur-
rouhs; silver salt.> clars. ,tr. anh Mrs. Charles
a. Burroughs; set hiiyrr 'ai.rrs antt forks. Mrs.
Burruurh.; tIckfcxastrr, Mrs. Foster. Aurora
satlu and ivory Tau, Charles ". ktsrkley: nj
hun sIlti easel, Miss sjnnic r. Lewis; iWngnet.
Miss Anna Il. Cpuk; suRAr-spuOil, Mrs. Z. W.
t@uaItrrs, silver hower-staud, slr. aud a,rs.
Porter.
.Afnnnc those prescnt we're Nr. nnt1 Mrs. r. 8.
Burroughs, Srs. George s. Hangs. Mr. anl At1s.
Br1slul, Sr. nna sfrs. Charles Burroughs, Alr.
and Mrs. Howell, Mrr. Cuttcr of Aururn, Alr.
n,ul ,trs. Ward, sir. mud Mrs. lfa,lsau Mr. and
Mrs. K. l.. Cherry, Mrs. Sctt'o Dnwning, Mr..
AMI Mrs. Cummings ChcrFy, sIrs. W: ": Clark,
Sir. and Mrs. Van llouscn, slr. an.1 Mrs.. Mr-
killop, Mr. aud atrs. D,skti,.os,, Miss kIlltc
.jrnks, Miss 4tnnfe Etsol;, Miss Malnir lslsil.
ulurJ, Miss Xulio Haskell, Miss Aggic scaric*,
Hlishes Eastman. Miss il!iu CInE1tIu,i, Miss Jl-
llc NJ. 1ohu Miss tewit, Mcssrs. 1t. Joan, llisc,
Walters, md Richmond.
sir. a,ill 1frs. Henderson left last night Tor
fcnrya Lake, where they MI! spcnd part VI
the Honeymoon.
, 1877-09-05

L.,15 .,..,,t tf,a rrC0oo{tfCn Vak a efUnnt In
"ou1o accept tho pro!'s'ionf US o'h"a' vi.
stance Of TIC al,stirsI!tT of reckoning without
yu,r host Thc gas companies turn upon their
no,e. a, n, They WON'T even admit the pro-
ross1 =. nm II n tc c1,n,,drrct a, all. rres.
'e.' 4r., a. u ~ =, ~, so,',t, at,,s r,,n,,x A..
eIarcd Yesterday 10 reporter ol The TRIBUNE
that lie hadn't seen The resolution, ard he sah
n IN .urh an emnhattc manner rs 10 make Il
.,,,,e ort;,cr+ :, The nnkc,l arr finn, l,e ilhlnt
ant -, .ee i, Fran ma II ,hr ol,i.iaIs al ti,o
',.rM,rs,fon however. Il wns nsccrtaintd that
.br nr',nns,tin,, rmiunyie,l tn Whites resolve
c.',t,1 e"u nnt ia Entertained naerrcary WA t,l
nnrton thnt lin rr.oMtion wns based upou a
si.'"'cr.s n.stno m thc nnrt al tle ,nnyrr. and
In "xnio;ncl fhaf thr ,ust ri the strctt lamp
it,I,,i f.,r Xnr;i' NAV. .rmne. md ,Iuly-tlc
hrntrat mmnths in liz ycsr-was $4.i1 nor
l,nf, aor,. irnnTatnl,s ttt1kes an aycrauc frutn
, 1877-09-05


The Washington street tunnel will 10 closed
for few days for repairs.
~. ,....,s. a.,,'., .,..,s ..
@ 10 iec"se .ese'tH ) rntI!"a' 81. - VIC s'"nt'
s'"u 81, 'n''' VIZ Nv" "'''' ''ss"'''' 'A'''"' ~
'''s '''s' s.-.......... .....
at tho Health Oalco yesterday; also two deaths
80, ~, ,1,..,.
run '''a1 Nss""s' ..
:. Mr. f. T. Myers. OF Hctroft. the architect ut
,,u.ldfur,suncrntcndcpt C,caycl,u,l Yesterday.
:.
Comptroller FarWtll yesterday tsateu rev.
enuc warrants amounting tu Si,0t}, and re.
deemed topuiar-loan certificates amounting to
S-' r ,,.
Nissen '!ave sal's% spe:al nsssns u u M i!c
G9ay o.r IT, 'ur tay ~ syfs nn o. "e!" u,
the CGni1altleo IN Elcstsotl. INC retort u the
Last Committee Wa to lave t,csti presented ut
tue incsatng OF s"'luay hi2h1, bat was hut
rca:Iled W hccntlnt III ttir ottEf !ils1i'fa'. II
tl.,}D1cs q! Inc lllh!relt'Hhntall li5'E Tor tto
ote Ut Alderman Ut t!lc Seventh Ward.
TIC following building per,ailk were tssuc)
Yesterday; 4, II. isurl.y, u txo.ttury Inst.
n,cnt aud attic dwelling, :b;x51 Irnt, corner
I,.arurn @ aycnuo a.I C!rs,,,ut street.. tU .,,,t
sto.o5j: Within % Grct,ir. @ lwost:,rs u.h;it,n'
IxM feet. to ths tauncry % tnc river ii Web.
strr avenue Il. rust eItNAl: +, Vi, .Ju!t,lsuI, n
isar;.,o5y xs1e''ou,e, i;.,3 i , iee!; wS,s9 ":at !
I R"'nis I,rcwins Cunnanr' a thtscttory i,c.
h0tlse. fe3,l3 feet, Cp buut,l Iark aycu1,c, pyur
Iwcntr.th1rtl street, tu rust salUtU,
TIE work performed ny the Health olltesrs s'
staIa!G tnc s1o.ta ~ 'ausas' ~ nt"H ~ - tnc
'1lohthtY repoft e:is =, :" ,ssh1ts Low l!ul
.!n@c llttltes, noat'hg 80. !''taaieet, sessisI:
lai eewcf hotiser aa ia.e y ~" se@ss .o!.
heetlons' ro''as'I ~ .aa''esn ,,s ~" ''s.''s
, 1877-09-05
THE SOUTH PARK.
An IMPORTANT MEETING.

The South l'ark CuinM s,to,icss held their
regular sc1ni-iNo,sthly meeting at their rooms,
corner Of Dsarburn an1 Randolph sircets, at :
o'ciuels ycstcrslay afscrnoor. PRESIDENT Morgan
ii. tho ctla!r. atId present Commissioners Sier-
man. sllway, Price, and Cornell.
The rcalng Of the n,innsrs was dispensed
with, and unfinished business was taken up.
str. Shlway sald ho an,ed to wisl..lrrw mo-
tion whcl, he had malc &utno tin1o ago rcgaru-
luz park improvements, md substitute Anothcg
resolution, which recommended that, as tbers
were u. .00u trecs In the park which needed set.
ting out, and bitches 10 he cleaned OUT, aud
lt1lcr improvements needed. thc Commission
et.o,i Id appropriate lho sum of $4,000 this fail
~ carry olit the work. sir. Subway luade an
argument In support Of Ills substitute. lie
sa.,l tf,e tsces nugElt to be set cut Us carly ~
next snrtng anyanw, AMI II would cost at
tn 10 It now, The artificial like, too he sa!,t,
t,atl been commenced alIut three years ago; It
was au ungnlny s!ght the way u MAJ now, and
xof,lcthng nls.,uld To duHo with It. There wero
u yast u,.ii,l,er nf Eabortng met, out of employ.
Inrnt, uni Their fa.n1lics were suffering ior
brca,i. The SoAth Park Comml.so1 was onn
uf tue hca1tnfcst organizations In the stase a,ll
bad the most money. !Ic Thought /. the .lusy
Auprnrt of these poor People, and lla Thought
wos ,inInS IN ~ sI,arn FIR ta iatmrine< mra: s;,n
,,ay.rniis amounted 10 from 1;.u0 to 3ib,WU
n,nfnthIv. "''N
Wr Mason ao1,1 thcre ,vos mara fau,t fn,,nt
viii, tic Cn,n,I,.s.un in Il,c tnycat!SatI,n be.
,.,use OF tbs yast amounts Ul money cxtcnjel
In i,nnrnyr,ut.nts than M INV otirr .t11ty
H. snlwnv sait 3e ia1 ineu har,,It,y I'm tho
.,,,.tt ~ ~ unr,.r,m.nts f,r fl s.t tw,, vcars.
~" T.mmi..tnn miri,t Il" es IL .iras"i wit
liz, tn,,tcr INV liz Ind ha.. Ink nv ntui ia
intrn'ir,i II su!,.ic liz nsx,.i fnr ths ayrs and
.,,,n. ~, ~, h. n.s,.r r,.n ro.,,n In "a. ln.,
nm1s a.. Siiw"v vns;n1 -, thc uifIr,nat,
"a aiisar ,n ",tf.rnl ~ ~.s"i"tinn 10 .ho
,frnrt tnat sbo Hnrt,,Itnrnt ton,,n,ft cc i, in.
str,.'tcl ~ nrb t,r" nmf h.vc nla,t",l III. trcc.
.a,r ~. ar,,t,,n @ iIrsn M, ntx.l h,i.raT.is
~ 'upri ,I''0''''" y" '''"N' "'''' "@@3
a,,, hov If I'LL. .xo-s ,,,it., mn, or,,crc,
!,.,usr ~ ~, H.,
, 1877-09-05

Asdesn 1Ioit. q brilliant Ellgltsh writer. Is we'll
known on the other ,,t!r u t.In water ny her bright
mud sparkling ARTICLES. She IL a'su tho Enlll%l,
correspondent Of '.Anlr!wa' lsazar," which II
rapidly putting on !ts contributors liat names f
high literary scnntc. Tho ~ ifaxar" has ht,rte.
Sketches. criticrms, poetry. and lne wi. o"s con-
trtss Of t.iu hill .e1Mst tAnEazsne. II AiAo
pl,arIxes H. vaine by gislns tho tadIca the bctl
illustrations md desc ptur1 Of fashion, b0tl fur
ncel? SEMI IL cents 10 ". II. Andrews, cinc,n-
nltl, for sprcttlIeN cupy,
, 1877-09-05

EARLY this morning thu Eormsn stallion
Cueua:, owned By SEillman j. WoAien, and
krp& Ut the saro track, broke LII laltcr unu
kiekcd out Of ths stable. Tie rultntd about kha
track and ufuu4ht up iii iruut Vi the hou,e
occupied by thc hrnuey brothers, uut ot which
Jamcs keuucy eslns W get soMe WOOD The
, 1877-09-05
GAS.

fH1T WILL not NAvN IT.
Tha resolution paAted By the Council Monday
night agreeing to pay the ga companies Sl3
Per hmp-post, based on the assumption, appa-
sentlJ, that the GA+Llght d. Coke Companies
, 1877-09-05


"One OF Tho a!mrcst ant most trnly valuable
improvements yet muie In the piano. forte Ia that
invented and patented BY tho firm Of Decker
Hrnthcrs. ."-Ntp FORK 7fibsne.
Call At Story Il camps. 211 statc, md see these
e1crAnt nsnpe,
, 1877-09-05


NERTnS-C0CIsFfELn-. The rrsricnce OF
The hrldc's parents, :lni Hubbard street, un the
:,Oth ult by ihe Hty. frhf Flsk, tuc lev. n. H.
burton md Agnes Cockfelt.
, 1877-09-05


election, cic- MI. l.. r. Noorlt.,usc WAS scrrc- =
ta!y. Three fcw Incullern-Mr. e. i. scyton
latr trustee u the e., e. - s. Rat!rua.l, u. u.
Anslcy, ely Surveyor of Muutrral,. aial T.. Z.
pany-wcrc admitted to nicttbersh!t, hy letter,
Tue Secretary 5vpuried tue 1o,IatiuA Ut aey.
erAl volumes VI rethrts.
Mr. James II. "f!ietl read very rnretulIy
pFe'arca an! elaborate paper on the "Eanil't-
ruin fnlyEon," which liz las ,la,!c ao.nuthlnE
oi study. This paurr had reference to the
graphic lncti1Mt VI estimating funcs and wah
well illustrated by diagrams. by thu graphc
be accurately estimated in n sh,rt tln,c wtthant
reference tn abstFil.c mathematical formula,
Aud can oc used alter hut little pratticc.
Alter the Secretary had becit instructed To
c'l'r''t the rnnual dues, tue meeting adjourned
for onc mouth.
:ht,,nah Noust-t. II. Ayr. Harvard, III. III.
". .Miiliean. Jacksonyie; John T. Lungteilow,
s' asa is.s % Msa.,tsi: s% satoi l. ss ssa
u; n h99d' @ Fott wa5Hs; q; 4. F. Hean*y. Dsea.
1'u"a idet1e-7Ex.tior: u: 'M.so;l!u. Ilsrtods.
.us; Iy.,;: 1,sdts u: Y. yIodgs!t, waaIryin;
Siessi.ni; s'sj: M: tfy..ea; ii.sits'a; Mits's
Tho.s. I'm I.s sto!aua tts ,isn ss q wt'' ts,,oa
1sqe fs9sn na9!Y ,:' Es:!,' gisass. 32*%s AaT;s.
ton: Co; G.: u. Halnc. ifknsa AoLcst Elliott
Laon!u.t' No; T.. Il. !!ayaes:, Fort Ssou;
lngtoa,, New YORK; W. II. COLI, liz.
cola. Scb: Il. LecA.. Nex ,iosk; ii. Nyers, Al.
kAu.as; Samuel Al,ton. New us!eanr; licnfy
y llte. e.MuineH: II. Carpenter, New Orleans;
y. y. brn.h M1.sonsn; fiot: J. !: Tutt'c. Va.
A. iors,1h, L. $. A.; II. L. shihY, New lusk
I. E. Potter, san Fzsnci,se: a. +. Mc"tI!lams,
utantfota: gnt. {; u. ". Baldwin, Otsuwa. KIM.
NAV: !: e. 0sgood- Burlington; y. u, Hrll6,
Hnshfosdi A. Z. Hoyd. Ltncolu.
, 1877-09-14

the press, but the principal features have
been Kept in view. | first show bv tho
wonderful success of the mission at Ne,Ia
kata and Fort Simpson, that the presence
OF soldiers Is not needed. Secondly. tha,
these missions are conducted wi,nons
expense to the English Government tbo
expenses being betrayed by stipend nsid
by the missionary societies to the mission'
aries in charge, and by voluntary cont,i.
buttons By the Indians.
Every denomination ofChristians shouId
have the privilege of sending missionaries
ana teachers to Alaska. the whole TO bc nm,
der the care of one general Superintendent
who should visit every missionary station
once in each year during the spring so ~
to be able to make his annual reSort nj
the close OF the fiscal year. These ANNA
visits should be made in 9 Revenue Cnt-
ter. BY adopting the plan Of the mission
in British Columbia, we would do a,v,v
with that stupendous system of trand ~
Indian agencies, which, with the pecu)a.
tions and DOWNRIGHT robberes of MANY or
the agents, has been the fruitful, and In
many cases the actual cause of the Indian
hostilties. Alaska presents = field for
commencing a reformation in our Indian
policy. 1t is separated by British Column
6la from any contact with our treaty In.
dlans, and the present seems most flt-
ting time to try the experiment.
JAMES G. SWAN.
, 1877-09-14
COMMISSIONERS REPORT.

otficial report Of James g. swan, are HFg ,,,,
manufacture for the Centennial ElIN>' non
being an account Of the cruise oi the :
Revenue Cutter Wolcott. IN AlasNt. Hn, .h-
the summer Of lS7S, The o'lieer> OF me W w ui.
cott we're. Cant. Charles VI. SCammon; tlr~'
IJantsran, NJ " HRrvoOd. second LleutCu'
ant, W =. kilcorr; Third Lieutenant, W. h.
Orcutt: Chief Engineer. James T. NaIeon'
ist Asst, Horace HaSSel: 81 Asst, \. i,
Rroadbent: Pilot, j. W. Keen; crew - III
Guiding firemen, coal-pas>ers ana boys
Tie following report made by me 70 the
Honorable Commissioner OF Indian Affairs ol
my cruise in the Wolcott 10 Alaska IN ls,1. al
though published in the Official report oi th9
Honorable Commissioner, has never appeared
in the newspapers, and at the urgent request
of several of my friends, have consented To
publish il in the ARGUS. J. II. SW An
Port Townsend, Sept 5, lSI.
, 1877-09-14
OLYMPIA.
UNION ACADEMY

Is owned bya joint stock company, with a
capital stock OF s3O. 900. and is designed TO fur,
nish the people of Washington Territory ad.
ntages for education in those branches Of
study usually pursued In Academies and Uiph
in lie common schools of the country
The School is divided into three nepart
ments, viz: Academic, Grammar and Pri
mary, ana pupils are expected to pass from tho
lewest to the highest grade, in regulnr order
passing written examinations In previous
studies, answering Is per cent Of questions
asked
, 1877-09-14
GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT..

This embraces all the studies generally
tang IN common schools, between the Third
Reader, Primary Arithmetic, Third Geogr,.
ply and corresponding studies, up tn the first
OF the Academic Department, AZ which time
pupils are expected to pass examination In the
following studies, which constitute the high
est grade nt the Grammar Department:
BulliOn'S English Grammar ,rcogrnphy
completed, with map-drnwing from memory
and use OF Terres.r Globes
History OF the United States, outlines OF
English History Filth Reader, r. Parley's
History, Written Spelling, Penmanship, Prac-
tical Arithmetic completed and Mental Arith-
metiC
, 1877-09-14
STEAM TUG


@ apt. Johaa Lib - ".
gINHls NHw AND FUWEHEt sTEaH IT..
j. nos resiy 10 a. 81 hinsis q roMtsss
NJ usual raies.
Sa'- ship tBssier- oil sua it On thsirsdvsnt.
AEs 10 serure iho DONALD a. s,sa
Uns=|pssssa sy ssy T~s 90 r-rst sssss
, 1877-09-14
Course Of Study.
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT,
FIRST YEAR.

FOUR GRADES EACH REQUIRING ONE
YEAR FOR COMPLETION.
, 1877-09-14

SECOND YEAR.
Latin Grammar, tA)
Greek Grammar,
CBsar's Com mentaries,
Ancient History,
High Algebra, tAl
High Arithmetic, tAl
Geometry, tBl
Elementary Astron'mv
English Grammar, tB)
FOURTH YEAR.
Horace's 0des,
ILivy,
lHcrotiotus,
Memorabilia,
Evidences OF Christian
VIM. Tell, fity,
Moral Science,
English Literature,
Physics,
Geology,
Logic.
ition and Defamation
, to the lth year, when
tten reviews, abstract,
D.
, 1877-09-14

N NJ ~ sfis not ensily earned In these times
w II but IL can be made In month by
4 nny of either ser, In any nart Of
AH A the country, who ~ willing Ia
UE n work steadily NJ The employment
- - that we furnish. pb pcr wet X In
your own town. lon need no, bc away from
home over night. lOn can give your whole
time 10 the wOrk,or only your spare moments
We have agents who arr making over 90 rcr
day, All who engage 80 once rIin make money
fast, Al the present lime money cannot IL
made 80 easily and rapidly at any other hnsl
mess. II costs nothing Ia try the business.
Terms and o. Ouihi IRIS. AddFc~s ~ once,
81 u. HALLETT A 60. Portland, Maine.
, 1877-09-14

FIRST YEAR.
Latin Grammar, tBl
Natural History,
Elementary Algebra,
Rhetoric,
Natural Philosophy,
Physiology,
High Arithmetic, ,Bl
Physical Geography,
English Grammar,
THIRD YEAR.
Clcero's select orati'n 4
Virgil's Aineid,
Greek Readers,
Anabasis,
German Reader
TrigOnometry,
Mensurntion, survey
Navigation, Ting,
Con stitution u. s.,
Political Economy,
Chemistry.
Exercises In Compo,
throughout the cours
original Orations. wr
etc, will be REQUIRE
, 1877-09-14

The foregoing report has been some
That altered from the original, TO tlt II for
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-08
THE IMPORTANT QUESTION.

OF all loathsome diseases CatArrh
stands pre-eminent. 1t renders its VIC
tim as disgusting to himself as to Others.
And the most humiliatiug ofall Is the
consciousness that his presence is o1en-
sive TO those around him. lfauy disease
deserves the name OF universal, it is this
Dietctic errors aud the folIies which
Fashion imposes upon us tend TO foster
and disseminate it. To the pitiful cry Of
its victims, IS there any cure for Cdtdf7hi
there Is tut one answer consistent with
Christian reason God has never sent
one evil into the world for which he has
not sent the remedy. For the greatest OF
all spiritual aud moral evils, The Great
Physician has prescribed potent and
neyer-f4iIing remedy. lie has given ex.
plicit rules tor the treatment aud preser-
vptiOn OF the spiritual aud moral man,
but lie is silent in all matters relating TO
the physical man. II would be an un.
warrantabls delractioA from His beneli.
cent character TO suppose that lie has
,fil eled The grea eF portion Of humanity
With an incuFaDle disease. The lay OF
pIagues is past. The God of Christianity
isa God OF Love, OF Mercy, Ills message
is good will 10 all men" The earth
and all contained therein was Intended
by the great Designer TO supply msnis
wants; aud surely be has no greater
wants than remedies for his nfrmiiies
Science is rapidly proving tina. the earth
il fitted TO supply mans uttermost need
New mediclnal plants are constantly be.
ing discovered and new properties de.
Seloped from those already known. For
Catarrh, the most potent remedy vet dis
covered is DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
lis efficacy has been tested in many thou
sand cases with uniform success. Case
IL at bad been repeatedly pronounced in
durable, readily yielded 10 It, In cou.
tirmed, or obstinate cases, DIR. PieFce'I
Golden Medical Discovery should b.
taken in connection with The use Of thl
CaiArrh Kennedy. Fail particulars Il
Pierce's Memorandum Book They ar
given awsy by druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-08
NERVOUS DnBILIrY.

VITAL WEAKNESS OR DEPRESSION; q
weak exhausted feeling, no energy or
courage; tho result Of MENTAL OVER.
WORK NDIsCRETIOHs or EXCESS, or some
drain upon the system, is always cared
by HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC
No Is. II tones up and invigorAtes the
system, dispels the gloom and despon-
dency, imparts strength and energy
the drain and rejuvenates the entire man.
Been used twenty years with perfect suc-
cess by thousands. Sold by dealers. Price
sl.oO per single vial, or $500 per single
package of five vial aud 500 vial OF
powder. Sent by mai on receipt OF price
Address, HUMPHREYS HOMEO.
PATHlC MEDICINE COMPANY,
562 BROADWAY NEw YsRK.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-08
srArE SEws

Mr. VIA. r. Fairbanks has recently
Become member Of The house Of L. 4
T. Fairbanks q 20.
{. ". c. pattee has sod the Alien
llouse Ia Burlington. to I. 4. wales, II.
5 White and n ;. Peck for Si3, 900.
Business il lively At the VersAire cop.
per mines: 5oo men are employed; 80
new balldings were ereeted last year
and IL blast farnsess are 10 operation.
1uubridgs man bad nice lsp-robe
stolen from be sleigh three years ago. A
short time ago il was brought back and
put Ia he sleigh, sppaFenlly AZ good As
it was when taken.
Miles iioYey, Of Waterford, has failed
with liabilities Of 1900, aad asset
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-08

A few years 40 August Flower VA
discovered 10 be . certain cure fog DYE
pspslG and Liver oompiAlnt, . few this
DFspeplics made known to their friends
bow easily and quickly they bad beer
cured BY is use The great merits 81
GREEN's Auouu ELowER became herald.
ed through The country bv one sufferer
70 Another, uuul without advertising, 10
sale has become Immense. Druggists Ia
every town Ia the United States are sell.
ing IL. No person suffering With SsuF
stomach, sick Headache. Cosuveness
palpitaiiou Of The Heart, Indigestion, low
spirits, etc, can take three doses without
relief. Go 10 your druggist, Wait 4
Hard or v Grover, and re, bottle fo'
rs cents and try II. sample bottles l0c