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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-11-16

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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-11-16
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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-11-16
The Next Legislature.

The Senate consists Of so men,
bers and will stand-Republicans,
%: DemOcra tS21
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-11-16

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUA MOUNTAIN
l. LAND.-The undersigned has been ap-
pointed by the heirs Of George and Johu Wolf,
Henry Stoyer and other owners. Ia sell all that
CERTAIN TRACT or MOUNTAIN LAND,
situate about one mile north east from AaronS-
burg, adjoining lands OF Nm. Condo. Daniel
Bright. r. j. Weaver, Enoch kreamer and 9th
ers, known aS the StoveT Il Wolf tract, con tain
ing about one hundred and seventy acres.
Sale in Mllheim on Saturday, December 10th
next, at one O'Clock, L. NJ, when terms will be
made known bY
JONATHAN HARTRR.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-11-16
Flannel and Underwear
DEPARTMENTS


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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-11-16

Apparent plurality for Pattlson. 80, ,7O3.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-11-16

Majority against the Sheep Law, 338
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-11-16

The House consists Of 20I mem
bers. and will stand Republicans, sc
Democrats, lis.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-29
For Young Ladies-Country.

FAMILY SCHOOL fer girls IN connection
~ with day school, al POGGHKEEPsIE; ION year. DO
gins september 4 For circulars Apply 10 MraC " boD n E
DISHOPTHORPE.-l his boarding. school Tor
I'D girls is delightfully."- located az Bethlehem Penn ana
offers superior advantages education IL will reopen sep
tembor 70 Isr-. Apply u Miss f. l. WALSH Principal
DORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGk.-ln-
I'D creasng yea.y favor aud patronage and 10 Whatever
q tur- minded and CHRISTIAN woman
Dout IA. 10 consult our catalogue. - - ,-,... =
Address Rev. " 81. e. BOW ~. y NJ. b"Iu'"'o"i' ~ E-'
COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
~ LADIES POttstogu PA-rAir second Annual session
ODensSept l5 1884 IN PnildclpIla All keAng - X ~
esfrOn Philadelphia with through cars trOn NeN fprA
B ound Brook route Home nfortN pIrsil ht,ylihh
I0rOugh work ELEGANT buildings Iui al convcnenceA
large grounds aud oca0n veil SnO"n pr noal am IsstL
fOrcatioguc, address bED.b 80 lL4.h A. NJ rim
Miss MOTIFS ENGLISH AND FRENCH
WI Family aud Day school Young Ladies, ai Wa -st
Nrw-Havcn Conn. Tho 10Th year begins september ~
CuCu1ArB sent upon application.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-29
III sceuaneous.
L.I-..u tI-....ll .--Lu TN.
DarclHl AcI0euuc5.

ALLEN DODWORTpS
y CLASSES FOR DANCING.
so ISL FfFTH-ANE E,s { Z.
VII irccomneuce OBJ saturday. october 3D.
ALEX. MACGREGOR.
a SCHOOL FON DANCING. 1l2 5thave.
re,Ocus saturday OcoDer a. Or Pm ate lnd cass lessons
For terms. DC. send for circulars
MR.. TRENOR'S
w BEAU TIFU LILY IMPROVED ACADEMY Rooms,
Broa4Waf and B-..-,t.. NcW lurk
ARE so / INFLE oPtN A. \ Pl HlIt HALL.
His DANCING 4 ADEMl OCCUPIES 10 exc. .uslyey.
Lessons every day and evening send for circular
ID HARVARD REILLY. Master of Dancing
i SO. J-- tn.1ve. cor 4-th-st opposite windsor Hotel
Glasses vii rceoWn-rcr Monday october To- ls--. In
gageneut 90 Newport, Il. l.. closes october l.
=. send postage STAMP for CIRCULAR
New-York tribune., 1882-09-29
Jnstrurtiou.
F or Young Ladiss-Countrv

y
DREW LADIES' SEMINARY, Carmel. \. Y.
~ HOme-hke thorough, progressive New Illustrated cir
caar. with fun particulars GEOkGE C. SMITH a. NJ
GOLDEN HILL Seminary for young ladies,
~ Bridgf port, Conn. Address Ntss EMILY NELSON
HONE INSTITUTE for young ladies, larry
open sT sop1o66er 5 0 Ts o' H. ' SETt&IF Pf5soSi
HILLSIDE SEMINARY, BRIDGEPORT, T,
Ia Conn. HeoFens sept H. 1882 College preparation
ASNEJ. STONE MAEIANA sLADE HoPsoN.
Miss Montf0rt'5 school foryoung ladies, Grove
w hali New-Iiayen. o. Eighth vc-r begins sept. 3D.
NJlSS AIkEN'S English, French and German
Circulars sent o application
MRS. : l.. CADY'S Boarding and Day School
ioT G9gP yp daaes ct nd inst M S99p
MISS BULKLEY'S Boarding and Day
~ schoo Tor Young Ladies' Tarryown On the Hudson
WI. reopen september 20
NIISS f. ELIZABETH DANNS
FOR YOUNG LADIES Morrstovn. n. J., reopens ssptem.
ber 20 Enlarged schoolroou- and tymnls Large am
Board and tuition ia us aud Latin $3.50 per an-
Ium. For circulars address the Principal
NEW-CANAAN INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
Address MIS-. l.. +. All.F.s. ,.-u
ASSINING INSTITUTE FOR YOGaG La
~ DIES. ~ing sing n. y on Hudson For particulars
add. es- Rev. O. ID. RICE.
DARK HElGHIS SEMINARY. Ocean Grove,
N J. For address EMILY A. RICE, PrIncips
PYE SEMINARY RYE, -YORK.-F0r
IL partcuilrs address ifrs s. j. LIFE.
STAMFORD, CONFINES. RICHARDSON'S
- Ing l-h, French Boarding. aud Day school
Tor y ouns Ladies reopens september %
THE ELMS.-Family and day school for
aIdre-. tnc prncipas, Misses P0ErEG 6 CHAMPNGY
VHE HANNAH MORE ACADEMY, near
Baltimore for Girls noted for heaIthfunest careful
tian Home Elv ! HICH NJ. D. Ho.ster.town, MI
New-York tribune., 1882-09-29
gneiructlou.
For Both Sexes-CitY.

MRS. WILLIAMES'
IFl tngsl ard French Boarding and Day School for
Young adics and Children NO2j West j9th-st viii reopen
~cpirlnpet - Address pi letter unti -eptcn ler 49,
MISS J. +. WREAKS, - Fast 77th-st.,
Va French and English holrins and lay schooi Tor
Young Ladies 0ud Children, VIII commence sept 70 care
iu tainnr ana thoronsn nSuc non in eVe5 department
hlndergIten q ass commences oct 10
11ISS SPRINGS English and French school
VA fr Young Ladies and Children no l2l East 3tth-i,
PaIk-lve. reopen Wtsinesoa7. sept a. DraNlne
Focuto taisAcal,s aud Sewing included ln the course
Circulars 40 LocAwood's. llludpph's and the -ohp'l
MISS COMSTOCK. - and 3 West 40th-st.,
VI facing E-.ervor Parg. English French and German
Boarding. aId Day school GJ nua-c5 iio flyie cass
iory9gng boys Classical Dep5r.snt i 5 i'9DA 9ii
MISS ARABELLA KETCHUM'S private
tober T. $50 Number nnlred \ few vacancies German
hndergareu Appnclt0ns made by letter III september
10, 40 80 West @5tn-st
AEADEMOISELLE TARDIVEL, - W. 4Gth-
Va St. New YORK Boarding and Day -cho' tr louns
Ladies aul Children Reopen >ep- - Ih0rpdgh thtl7h
Couie. Daily Lectures French atl ot.e1 isslsIts't
spoken within SIX mouths Drawing and musc' advantages
Ia7-e..
EJADEMOIsELLE DE JANON'S
vi Successor aud partner the late Miss Uanesl
F.ENt u and FNGLl EOAEDl 80 and DAl SCHOOL
lor YOUNG LADIES aud 81 ll.Dl'i.N, ,,,t,.r,.
IOGEA1f L PAR. NcwforS WI. reopen ou TIL RS
asses unIcr tle charge OF Mme ALI-lO bon M4tI'
NEW-YOKK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
NobEAsT IlTH-sT. I'd door East Of 5TH-AVE.
THIS Henou ned Nusc school and school ~ EocuUon,
Modern LAM Itsf- Drawing anu i.ihthR
NOW OPEN DAILY fiom a. Ia To . p Ia.
TIIHE Misses Mason's school, for young ladies'
and children viii reopen October p az As West 'ninsL
9TH AVE. SCHOOL and KINDERGARTEN
sP Re-open- "Wednesday OcI lberf. -e'
Mrs Richmond De- addressed at 80 5taVe cor 55fds
Al home from 4 10 D. III.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-29
Brooklyn.

4 MEXICAN Kindergarten Boarding School
y .h drcu to board with teacher, have mothers
care pl.,c iow. 40 Ma,-n -t near Reiiase Eroosyl
DROOKLlN HLIGH IS SEMINARY.
ID THIS Dav Boarding -cl0o ior lolne ladies' VIII
uptu sci tciuJer-0. CHARLES T.. WEST. Principal
DACkEk COLLEGIATE INSTllU IE,
brooaru hesni- = i-'tii annn1i session begin, 'ep
elementary the h1hrst cor1Iaic bran Shes Ec ttctc-
n Pam ln- and ufo.ra 4Fe Ar- Glasses in arr
criticism Ihc ,ccur.O. French O. Ilnal lud ID aHug
taH-t u tIt younger departments without extra c.drE-
proved apparatus o beating lni ventilation VIII
Dee introduced during tlc summer lAc plum ull be cn
which
ary skill suggested Boarding pupil. a received ln the
Fam Iv ~ Mis- E - smith HLl enjoy superior a u're- Ia
Music duG French. AGalt-a A. NIsI ItND DIN. Pm D.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-29
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE OF DIR. SACHS
' f- We.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
sllInnI ~ ARTS-

THO i,1 Of can dates for admission viii begin On
vT.NE-DAl. sEPIF,lBLE -. at $50 a. m
Caroa. conditioned IN june last VIII present themselves
Yftie same time. .
,a.ta.... ior the GRADUATE DEPARTMENT VIII
present ,e.r diplomas tac President al tAr Coiese on
IpIlaY LOKGING. SEPTEMBER 3D.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-29
For Both Sexes-Country

4 FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL II miles
~ from Ncw-Yorx children receive mothers
Mrs ID. q. MOKKELl. Mln-a-set. l- L.
4 PLEASANT home in the country for four
1i,anr to ,ayc te. oliara Sa.ro h.y VII be Kindly
3 i4 'of a,9 ,n igl S" INNS 10 j. vo, -,
BAYat 40. 90 Last 4ath.si, s.. s.
REENWICH ACADEMY for Both Sexes
tommcIcih College. Founded l-uZ influence dtclfriY
RELIGIONS Hoae care and comforts chnmn- i.c!te, on
Ton Grant opportunities for suit Eatrr bihng aud boating
Der g. cltaloruc ee. It-v F.. D. bLAhE-LEE, y. NJ
Puucpa. last Greenwich b. i.
NEWTON. y. j., COLLEGIATE INSTl-
- IUTE-Fneu.h. colegile, c1 steal co.incfe art
quarterly or 9ay ui,ats monthly JOEL iL7O PracipaL
SOUTH JERSEY INSTITUTE.
- BKIDGETON. NewJer er.
Bo'h seycs Ful corp- % t.her Instruction thor2qsh
BEGINS 9rp"n.e. 10. address H. is. d i.A-h ti.n'l a.
rg'ENPLE GROVE LADIES SEMINARY,
-aaio-a~ Hi.ns s. y. 2,th re1r begins 80 H. send
fo. y'A. t'ok CHARLES D1"n. A. H. flc'ident.
tt.50( -POCKLAND COLLEGE, NYACK-
~ - ',Gei ,I,.s mo .sIar ,ar
Do,- au.+ GRADUATING coGr-e private instruction f'r
opening ". L. BAESisrfi: A, ST.
III Msceuaneous.
I TITLE children thoroughly taught with
4 ra.-fsline and ,are 10 their homes English brn hes
PATI..CE Tribune Jac..
DARENTS SEEKING SCHOOLS for their
CHlLDHEN VIII lind pr,,1ect1ses)f )f tle BES T. either
.PafScKSFYs 5cHOOL AND cOLLE4E GUIDE
designed ID assist p'rsat' "a 3.olt s.; i,ltt 40 noe
le-f ,,jos flrlslsi GRATIS. Information concerning
PiSCKNEY.- AaEVCY io- 5oiJJLs1Id TEACHEe5
domestic lll.i.u- i-oaa"ay '-l -l'--'-' Ne"-1otA-
New-York tribune., 1882-09-29
Ocean Steamers

DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANNS
Z IINr. FOE. OALIFUKNIA. oANDM icH ISLANDS
JAPAN CHINA. NEW-ILALAND, At0l lEALIA. CEN
IRA and -Dt Til AMERICA ami MtAICO.
From Ne York. per foot 'duI-St.. y. X
For IAN Francesca wa Istlmus OF Panama
AsAsI Loo sails saturday. september 81, noon
Connecting FOR Central and -oufn America aud Mexico
From san Francisco. lsi anu brlnn4u-sts
For Japan and China
& @. REItLl tuesday. october 10, y. m.
CITY or PEAING sails -atuid idnY. Oci0''r ~, b.. 3D.
Excursion Ticket. fauclscO ana IOkOha AZ
special rates.
For HONOLULU, NEWIrAlAND d ana L ~ ltA LA
OF NI.M lDIN sails saturday. p' i"Dci a. PIN
or on ARRIVAL of London minis 90 IAN Francisco.
freight and general Information apply az Com
panys once The Per iOOt autlst, NOrth RIVER
III. J. III LA superintendent
WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR I.EN -IOMN AND LIN EhPOOL-
MOTTO l-I t OF Ills ilnc Llac le In. Route
recounrte by Leutcnant Maury, L. y NJ on both thr
OutW ard and AOnlcWard voyages ,. ,..
G4I.NA SIC apt. hrunea ---. 7dii,.y' p'l % D. l
Hrrt bLIC capt T. ln------- hu Gay DSI - . y III
CELTIC. oapr ,ea.iel -- lhu 'nay, ,,eI y. 30 a. ~
FRoIlf' 1rrI n fPW WHITE STAR DOCK. FOOT OF WEST
lWH--I
These steamers uniform Size and unaurpas7el ~ ar
pontmrus The SaiOluz -taciuonia, 'hoAluS anu bdlh
Rooms are placed imidshp' where c nO7e and notion
least ad0ung degree OF comfort AIhei" uhAttAuAOo
HfsgAfEs-saloon $50 and 800 Return tickets ayorl
he terms Stecrage from the Old Country 40 from Ne"
Ts. steamers carry neither cattle. sheep nor pigs.
For inspection o. pans and other lhors1on Apply u Ih'
~ViHP@"' K. J. CORlls AgsnE
CLBARTLETT & CO.. Agents Boston.
BARRITT q CArrEEL- Agents. PIA@leipnA-
New-York tribune., 1882-09-29
Musical

EXPERIENCED ORGANIST desires eneaee-
II ueIt u This c.tr Br0o I'D vicinity. De sccuro ed
ou favo ale teas good reference Aacess ALBEi1, l. Z
II. IIL1un. OnI.e.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-29
SCHOOL OT MINEE.

Candidates for admission one o. The v reen-a
c,lrsrs viz. 2Iul4 Engineering. G. gn Engineering Aua
lvile- and Applied Try. Geology dtla ~ Are".
tccr1e viii present themselves for eXliaiin va 4Oi'9
DAY SEPT LEaI sER 15 40 $3.50 a
ls.a.datos conditioned June last U be ree1amned al
Tie sl.lc tlne.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-29
Cfcurslon5.

IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY
1 FOR
CONEl ISLAND
IRON PIERS DIRECT
ONLY AILwArEH R0UFe-N2 srF\fnt1 gIt AHtEs' =,
TTME-TABLE. " ELK rNDlNlt hbfIEh br.i.- o. a.,
rravE PIER ONLY EVERY HOrl. 40 A 4 10 l. N
Li-' y - EETURNING LEAVE.
o1s NJ
ll.I5 T.. VI. D - a. VI. n l5tS 70 a siS = NJ
l.l5 +. VI. 10 +. NJ. Il - = "a 0''' - -'
8l3 l.. NJ. U -" T. "A'
Tickets good on either pier . ,t 1,t.-,..t g,ur,,,
ExcurslOu EcsoLs Toe $40 - A. N'''"N0- '''''' '
New-York tribune., 1882-09-29

5i~r.~T. NEAR MADI~oN-ANt.
leth year he1ns Monday september i. l0-- New ah'
sllgs uucin- constructed expressly Tor school puipos
I.iircj details col light heat and vent alton lA-e lu
rDwf e.tig cIupnef gYUmlsidD IInfpIfh llflli- i" W
esl scrufiic Sc. os business lrmsy ae 'H9H 10
younger boys. PIN ipalt} iR'' u n l. CAHIPgE "A H.
t,rc-.,~s ~ .hc scl.,ol st,a af pltuau.- 1.'d 81
New-York tribune., 1882-09-29

NEW YORK SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
~ l4Sl broadway corner 43d st1 Classical English
a. Commcicil Departments Fan term begins sept -.
For thorough practical teaching. prpgrc methods ana
success results. t. lnsttlt9n calm. o rG G t- u,a
During fr pa tt,1
IL gIaCu4e- admitted Win hra cfc' INTO the
lego several passnr az once INTO Tue sophomore
lud uulor Glasses. ..,
nr III. utt.
v0nug o.s Reer.noc made to the many e1nl gilz
,Cho.e SONS
ply ny "a J. =. "a ILL ,..u.t..,.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-29
Commence a
Retail Dry G0OdsBusiness
Cn his Ogyn account.

INVITING ali the former Cusn
TONERS OF the house 10 the same
generous care and COnsiiera-
don ~ heretofore, he Will Offer
"A siOck OfD1sX GOODS, LACE$,
SGIAyVLS, UPHOLSTERY and
CARPETS, complete ira every
department, at
VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
Broadway, eth Avenue and lOth-St'
New-York tribune., 1882-09-29

Holm NCNULLEN'S SCHOOLreOpens Thurs
u dv sept a. at l-62 Broadway elevator II 32dstl
Ietu. $40 to $40 Boarers. 500. Cr Iars and pam.
l1.et. al Putnams. - Nesi 2ad-st
New-York tribune., 1882-09-29

n. NOR~E'S Classical and EuglIsh school,
y - West .-th-st reopeus september %. Warm
n, on SAINT gvmuastics thorough PREPARATION for col
le-. lut scientific schools
New-York tribune., 1882-09-29
oCUOOI OF POLITICAL SCIENCE.

The r.r,ose ~ THIS school l- O. give complete genera
w., o al Ae subjects both Of internal and external public
Iolty tAe teciod stand poni OF history "a" AM pan
o-rrAv
Candidates for mstriculaIon vii pres a' their cern1cafes
ttbe President 1t Tie College Oh F-IDAl MOitNlN0.
kIIII I..sLE-J
lrl.i 1i each of the above coo5 VIII begin on
A0NDAN. OCTOBER .. Of $3.50 q.
T. a. p BAE<Alu L.. T.. Prc .iient
Na.T Nlf .
New-York tribune., 1882-09-29

NOTICE.
The Now CuLafd steamship
PAkUNIA
will sal ~ATU RDAY. So tcIIueI 3d. az I3j a. NJ CABIN
passage. $50 and
'o ''''"'' VIE%o% III , LROwN & co. AGENTS,
EOw.l4- Green
New-York tribune., 1882-09-29
yFpS SVTVANT-S REEDS
For Young Ladies-City,

~ English French and German board ~ ant day@clooi
l, -tfi. No- luI Fast l1dst. N- b, lcorcue oct =
aD s I'D PRIMARY and Preparatory cIs-c. strictly
ffIre. Yuct tr *."'id students ll
music ana departments lhs school 81 formulated for lhe
e,u,.tt!0l 4Id training of CHl HltI~ lIAN women.
Roo ile a 10 aud well ventilated. and health record uI
.lra . Ia
New-York tribune., 1882-09-29

DED STAR LINE.
Ia United -tates and Royal Bel ran Mail SteamcrA
EVERY sAIi hDA1 FOX ANIWtlsP
The splendid urst-class. lull Nercl steamer
% y NJ III SATURDAY. oct D. PIN.
saloons stae-rOoms. smoking and bathrooms amiaAp%
Second caDn accommodation uncAceAoL
state-roOms all on mau deck
No horses. cattle. sheep or pigs cAftio u ,rte
FALLAND WINTER CABIN kAIf-o:
First CABIN outward AMI prepaid tickets $50 and SO eE
81 lO and II 49,, 80, ss, .xe,r.,o,
sJu - 49,. ,,,,.n,r a tg-a
and beIor j 81. 1855.
steerage, 10 Antwerp, e2b.
From Antwerp 80
Round TIP. ei5 % . 49, -- ~, - ~ -
DOYAL NAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS.
hateamersleAVe CO'sP.or ,lsss1-si. Jersey CisH
ECT AILsterddfn.
: sCUuEDAM ~ odBe5,lay, oct 4, = 3. III
For Rotterdam - ,,
= = o. tfN. Wednesday ici j. y nv
lstCabn. SO 2dClbn. $50 5tesrlge so prepas. 'I1
4. CALAUA ieuerA Agent u 5Od.h " niAn-s~
~ NCi, EYES -: -, ~ l. ". AZ A'tsi.t@ p ran.
% 4 aL-sG gcsAt Aseata " S"AJ HeA f~'~ Asoas
New-York tribune., 1882-09-29

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
" BETWEEN MN YORK AND iAN r.
pirrof COMPANY 81 N1rh vrr. foot OI iofton-'t
by tu- line ayJd borh transit DT fhSlsh
the CAluncl ii 4
small boat ,-.....,... 49,. . ,,...
PEHEIHE. b,llinc- w cdne5da., O'J IL, 3 o. u
tUpA It.l.. ioIt cll,-ld JcL 4N D .
LNLIs W B.DLAA. ~. . BONIng Gleen
New-York tribune., 1882-09-29

NATIONAL LINE.-FrOm Pier 80, n. Il.
~ QCEENsTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
INGLA 9 D.. -,.... 100 1919 oct 4, l.30 p. ~
FOR LONDON Victoria DOcksL
.ANAuA. Ict a. %.
CABIN <55 SO ticSets fb prepaid steerags
ticket s-A - lower thAn most lines W. RoI'
Manager. o. and IS BrO1tway, y. \.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-29
FORT WAsHINGTON. y.
Established 1874
sa,.fa,,f TAfrN HAYS

rI'HE FIFTH AVENUE SCHOOL,
4 No ~ West J9th. St. opposite Central PARK.
K A. GIBBEN. and d BEACH. Jr- Fr4Acp@s-
HeOpens Monday, september IS
New-York tribune., 1882-09-29

fHHE NEW-YORK LATIN SCHOOL, No. .
East i7tn-t. re0pels iiemJeI - IIe"'"''oH 'O'
tolese IOuI Doardeia v. DABNE1, PIInolgt- --
4 'nye Sity Grammar school, l,4Hi BroadWay,
near 4zd er.us The 46fh wear Monday, september
lr Primary lomme4ca. and Casscs4 Departments ROOMS
open stieI sept 81. AZ. HOBBY - t. AKIN rfnclpuS
NN. W. RICHARDS'o SCHOOL FOX BOfo,
W Wcsf fZist roprus sept. number limited "
~ large gYmHasu4a four vacancies send ior cIcuar
New-York tribune., 1882-09-29
nl\IE II NEAN,'S

w VI - 81 - 81 IA AND GERMAN BOARDING
Ann DAY liOJl.
For Young Iadlos i1andad l7l" No ~ Nadl-on-aVe.
~, 1.' reotr -rut.nDer ~. l-,. French is thr 1n
erilee % ae l4m 1nI -coo lectures lI lli'i Flcno.
ana German professors e7ircA Ai'c"l"" P''
" Mmc &. G. NE rs. Principal
New-York tribune., 1882-09-29
TNI'rED STATES NAIL STEAMERS.
LAH A------A u L--AN ANL LLA --LLEly u

IMPERIAL GERMAN NAIL.
4 Hamburg American Packet Company : Line tor
PLYNpC IA DIERBDI &t AMI hAMb 4 XII
FII-iA.-....-- --.--ept IS VI N--- -------D,t o..
'' -
Rates 20 Plymouth. Loniou. CuerDourg anN UlmDurE
First ,in -lu. Sc ona Cabin 500 Soesrlrs, 3D. Round
Iucrl ,rs.rig. rom utupliE ulFr3 dAd
southampton. ~. send Tourist Gazette"
kTNiAkDI & 90, e. b. Ri iiAltD q I -,
Camera. ,v.uf. General Passenger Agents,
10 f,l ll..a st. y Y. ~. 81 Broadway. y. I
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-10-20

. contains ffty-five sunhOwers in full
bloom This is believed to surpass any
thing of the kind in the State. He also
has three plants over nine feet high
The most successful sunhower raiser in
Paterson is Capt. H NJ. Bennett. Of
Hamburger avenue The other day he
showed the writer a stem six inches long
that bore ten fully developed flowers
He has flowers in bloom varying in di-
ameIeT from the size of a trade dollar to
the largest sized dinner plate. All the
Captains s flowers are from seeds that he
brought from Mexico.
The largest cathedral in the world is
81. Peters, in Rome. From the laying
Of its foundation in 1450 until its dedi-
cation. one hundred and seventy years
were consumed in its erection and if
we inclnde the work done under Plus
VI. three and half centuries passed
before it was completed, during which
time fOrty-three POpes reigned. The
dimensions of the church are length Of
interior, 6133 feet; of transom from
wall to wall, 4464 feet height of nave,
1923 feet; of side aisles, AZ feet width
Of nave, 77-S9 feet; of side aisles, 334
feet circumference of pillars which
support the dome, 253 feet. The height
of the dome from the pavement to the
base of the lantern is 405 feet-to the
top of the cross, 44S feet. The dome
is encircled and strengthened by six
bands of iron. \ stairway leads to the
roof, broad and easy enough to allow a
horse and team to ascend. The annual
cost of keeping the church in repair is
80, 900 scudi.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-10-20
A NEW RACE OF PEOPLE IN nrs,B,

In the Rsoue lSoisut.fgus, Mr.. G. Is B5s
treats at some length q hitherto uukn5v7
people inhabiting an obscure part Of B-r
STA. Peculiar circumstances having frf1s.s
the author to visit the Tatras Mountain
very curious and beautiful region. and o5s
very little known, since he was app--z1l7
the first to traverse it. he found there .=-.
ritory surrounded on all sides by z5-
mountains aud inhabited by O people spslE
ing different language from the usd-H
surrounding thsm and with whom they I'D
no intercourse. These people. although "a
than a century ago given up 10 brigaudss
as the author learned ia his study Of then
are now very Industrious and honest I1
spite Of 4 climate SO harsh that II would bs
necessary 10 60 to the extreme north TO f-i
a sjuiilar onsi IN spite Of a very iufsr.-s
soil, and IN spite Of an almost IacszHn-5 %.
ian diet, consisting mainly Of oats. r
and water, they are living In u.s-s
uiarlz-lla state of prosperity. They a-
clearly distinguished from all the usiezl-z
n their external aspect, i'm their quick 1..
Hg.nce, and In their artistic and literary .--.
denotes.
The villages inhibited 10y these new -s
pie are s.,gate1 m the TERRITORY called H1E
hag, d, tas foot Of tine asJv8-uanl5 111
taius. This territory, as before stated .s
ing surrounded on all sides by steep r.--
taiu~, litieul- of access, Is a-4as- as f--5
from the rest Of the world as ifu a
island In mi3-ocean.
As regards It's origin lIr. lie Bon H
the original stock was Polish, which b. -s
age became interuized with iu5i~ilzs
coming from different peoples I1
Itself more and more, and uot uuisa-
outsiders, and IN constantly being s-l
TO the action OF the same eu7ir5u-=-- --5
same selection, the primitive nss.lns---1
has become more and more and more h5-p,
geneoUs and finally formed a new --z
whose homogeneity may possibly still d
crease, hut which already possesses u1u--
hereditary characters that permits !. 90 +.
clearly differentiated from all Furr1uu--
rsceR
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-10-20
HOW To TILL WHAT corn VIII. GER.
INMATE.

The Prairie Farmer offers the follow
as a test relative to the vitality Of seed cons
The seed viii be plump. bright and Vl
out any wasted appearance in the t5z-i
where the grains come together i 1s
grain Is cut across, or if carefully Del e
down, the chit germ VIII show the z-s
bright, fresh appearance. Such sd
placed between the folds Of most cloth q
pressed into soil IN l0wsr-pot c5vz-si
with two inches Of earth, and kept mals. @
a temperature Of 7Os to sos, should C-
inmate in three days. There is one u1ilt
however, to be remembered in tile GER
minRHon Of seed, that is. the older The sz-l
the slower 1t terminates. and also. as g. r-lz.
the less 1t VIII develop as a plaut: ys. -s
seed-bearing qualities do not thereby seen
to be injured On the contrary. very lt.--
the seed yield Of a plant Is diminished t-
zoo lu1uriant growth. and from q vsll-kr-Tz
law.
' It is well known that the Indians ti-i
crude bat pretty sure way Of saving I'D
corn. How was 1t? Huskingi il when 17A
hanging it up in the wigwam IL the s-.3
Of the IRE, and just before winter t---s
It, secure from moisture. in the grJl--
more civilized and better plan is--l7A
perfectly ripe aud bright ears, 5' -'
best, trice them up in a dry, airy --i- ss'ia
from mice and other vermin."