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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-02-09

DESIRABLE FARM r SALE.-Consisting Of
90 acres, Iyloz atous No yatd eastof Arcadia
Cole e: dwelling one and a half stories high,
ten room-; barn, stable, woo3shed, smoke
b use and henhouse. win sell cheap-pa
cash, aud balance secured. Apply on prep
ises. MRS c. Be- EWITH,
Arcadia. Me-
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-02-09

The / GIT Rum ing Domestic is acknowl
ed ell 10 De the best Sewin Machine in tae
vo Ill. BY one for Your family for a
present, sui You will never regret it,
The machine is beautiful. ornamental and
iur.hl-. T e ttechuents are all finely tin-
She nj heavy iat"d.
II DAVIS, Agent.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-02-09
The Teachers Institute.

The Ins tpte met F-Yrua 4 h I1p'c'. ok
A. VI. in tae Prize pai's no 'm II the lrontou
Pubic Sghoo II U r, aui was lied 10 order
by the Chairman, DR., Griffith, aud opeu-d
with PRAYER by Thomas Cal ,haa.
Mr.. Ish4m gave a very instructive lecture
on MAP Drawing" on the blackboard by tue
man OF Missouri.
The Constitution wss read AMI signed
Mr.. F. C. Miller, owing to sickness, was
excused until next meeting.
Mr.. H. q. Davis gave Il very neat statement
OF the mode of teactiag Obi ct les Gus, u Z
needle, pin, and thread in illustration.
Mr. Morgan, of Piedmont. gave ap address
on .'Elocution;" showing his mode of teach
ing that branch of kaowlef. e, an using a
verr intel isible d;a ram placed IN the black
board. Mir. Mnrgsn is very ready and
q Agreeable speaker ana is at home on his
subject 4 very pleasant and interesting
discussion foiIowed among tine members Mr..
Morgan is evidently very effective teacher.
Mr.. Callahan gaye sd on The Out
look of the Nations,'' rb- Fabrication of which
was rec Tested by he Iustltuce.
The Inst tute iiourDed to meet at the call
of the Executive Comm tie.
In the evenius, at O'Clock, his Honor,
Jud xe J. L. Thomas, delivered an address at
tbs Court House To a small but very intelligent
ani appreciative sudence. The address was
a comparison of the intellectual forces of the
18th and 19th centuries. The address clearly
showed great research, keen powers OF analT-
sis, a good capacity 10 grasp facts, aud the
command of good Language which it would be
hard IS excel. &C.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-02-09
Mrs. PartingtOn Says.

Don't take any of the quack rostrums,
=. ,hev are regimeutal to the human cistern;
bat put your trust in Hop Bitters, which VIII VIII
cure general ilapidasion, costlVe haoi.s, an
severe extract of tripod fever. They are the
ne p,us unum % medicines.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-02-09

The Rev. Pope Yeaman, DID. Supnrinten-
dent of State Missions, will preach at the
Baptist Church, this place. Tnursd ", b
inst, at o'ciock P. NJ. All are kindly
invited.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-02-09

Leis Chemical Adnf'g Co.-Gentle-
meni While recovering from Tt tho / F-y-r
was advised to usa your valuable DANDEIIoN
TOXIC and found it excellent preparation,
and can cordially recon- mend it to all need
ing Tonic or Liver medicine.
q. NJ. PHELPS, Grange Store,
Lawrence Kan.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-02-09

By virtue OF a renewed order OF sale made ~
the Probate Court of the city Of st. Lou |,
Stat OF Missouri, at its September term, 1881,
| will, in obedience te said order, on
Monday, March 9Th, 1882,
between the hours of II O'Clock A. NJ. ami
O'Clock P NJ of that day, at the front door Il
rhe court House at Ironton. in thu county d
Iron, in the Sra of Missouri, expose for sail
at public yendue, 20 tile highest bidder, all
the interest of Lewis v Bogy, deceased, p
aui TO the 70 lowing des ribed real estatL /
situate in he county Of Iron, In the State q
VI ss0uri 70 wit:
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-02-09

DIED--At Pennington, Nc, Feb. 1st, 1882,
after q painful Illness Of fourteen weeks.
CHARLES w. FORSTER. in the 44th year Of
his age. His remains were brou 5ht to this
place for interment.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-02-09

.'You tell me this grand Llsplay-this pTis
matte autumnal tinselling of cloud AMI sky
and earth-is bT 'caanCci' But every Chance
must be founded upon primordial 'causa, ,
every cause upon law and that law Is
God ~ Emersou's Ausumnai Beauties OF
the Ozlrks
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-02-09

Iessrs. Thompson s Chambers desire now
to state to everybody that while asking fair
price for pictures, they guarantee their work
in every instance. That which costs the least
Is not always the cheapest.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-02-09

Business is brisk in Judge Diuger's office
this week. Three trials have been had, and
the parties to the suits fined, admonished or
discharged according to their various deserv-
iuvs
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-02-09

BAuLET's SALINE APERIENT, is a pleasant,
aud cooling cathsrtic for the immediste cure
OF headache, Indigestion, constipation, heart
burn, acid stomach, bIliousness, etc.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-02-09

/. NJ. Stevens publishes a business card in
this issue, and we take pleasure in directing
the attention of our readers thereto.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-02-09

Saturday evening last Judge Thomas, Of
De Soto, by invitation delivered an aides at
the Court House in Iconton, on education.
The address, which was listened to hy small
but highly appreciative au Hence, is an inter-
esting disqnisibion, and contained several new
ideas, whica shog not alone that the Judge
il an advocate of education, nat also tasf be
has given the subject deep thou2ht. We IN
derstand an effort will ba mule to obtain the
Judges manuscript for publication.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-02-09

One thousand dollars to loan on good sr-
urity. R ZwART.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-02-09
Garden Seeds Direct From the
Grower.

We are in receipt IF Harris Moreton Farm
Seed Catalogue for 1882, containing list OF
cho ce field, Garden aud flower seeds sro"n
and for sale by Joseph Harris, MOreton Farm,
Rochester, y. 7.
Nj. Harris is an OF seed grower and has had
unusual opportunities Tor obtaining aud test
in al Ike n,w varieties Of farm ami garden
seeds. He is weiI-known agricultural editor
AMI author OF thirty years standing He was
fer many years editor aud proprietor OF TIE
Genesee F rm-r anl afterwards one OF the
American AEr,ru'turiet H mas tae fsrnl
Of nearly 800 acres near Rochester, n. 7. His
3" s!'ss i.xs ana Talks '5n th7 Farm" nave ne ~
q 5 farm aud his nri2hb -, the Deacon"
familiar 70 5he3s IN Is OF agricultural rea '-cs
He is.;le author o Harris GA the Pigh and
..Td<s III MInu esq III 1856 Ne Was elected
the first res dent Profess II OF AGrcuitufe IL
60 nell Uuiver@i r.. mt p~eferre! 10 continue
~ 'W ,ik aud TIls'' on hs ova farm. II 5
SEE 8 are exec .1ion4llv g.roI. They are war
"a nted fresh, OF tu,- choicest strain, and sure
IN grO. Mr Harris IL Orms Us that he Will
hr u al - send his Cat slO IL for ISL with
direct ,ns for cultivation. tree 10 every rCafeT
o. th. REGISTER who W Ii send his name ana
p,-t0tti =, g.li on postal c ara. Send f)r
"a t'ataIp-Ue md tn n order some seeds. You
.eill not rcsre Il. Address
JOSEPH HARRIS,
II rrntOn I'm. Rgcnester, n. Y.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-02-09

TERMS or SALE-Cash. Property viii b
gold free Of lower of widow of dece fsed.
fpu30 SAMUEL v. HOLLlD AY.
Asa', Of the gstste Of Lewis v 5esy, dec d
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-02-09
Come and Settle Up.

All Ier,ons who have accounts with the
undersigned are notified to come forward
without della and square up" either with
cash OF ~ note Auo.her year is now BEFORE
u, ana we desire to have ali accounts con-
urcrei with The old year settled up. short
sretj-gh MS mike onG friends, ana We trust
81! pr ,ous havinE business relations with Us
viii agree that the best way is to start in 1882
WITH D .iaucea books.
WHITwORTH, CLARK IL Co.
.gH
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-02-09

EsV OF LETTERS remaining an
Il called for in the Post Office at Iron
ton, Mo-, for the week ending Feb. 9Th,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-02-09

DIEp-January I'D, 1892, Mrs. SUSIE E.,
wife of Tasting z. Matkin, and daughter
of Tankerstly and Evaline Carter, aged u
wears and 16 days. Deceased died Of con-
sumption in st. Francois county, No. at the
residence of Mr.. W. VI. Matkin, where she
was kindly nursed and her wants rlinistcrad
to by Mrs Mftkn and family. Her funeral
was preached at said residence by the hey.
William Huff, from Revelations 18th chapter
and 18th verse. After services, the remains
were acc ompanied by quite number OF
friends and relatives to the Belleview ccIne-
terry for interment.
While we sympathize with her late COM
panion, we can say that his loss Is her eter-
nal gain. During her sickness, Mrs. AatkIR
made I profession of the saving faith ID
Christ, and gave her friends strong and sat
isfactory ass urance that she had peace with
God. She died pleading with God t. take
her TO himself. Her prayer was heard; and
we have Ieason to believe her spirit now
rests peacefully in Heaven.
Mrs Matkin wa : cut down in the prime Of
life, thus remin ding Us of the divine iaf,nl"n-
i.ion, '.Be We also ready: for in such a,l hour
as We think not the Son of Man comesh."
Farmi ngton paper please copy. Nv
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-02-09

The testimony IN the following ctss is
hardly iii for publication. w gvt IN ereIy
the vard ct OF the Coroner's jury, and it needs
no comment.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-02-09

PERsoNALS-Mr. James u. GreaSon and
wife, of Poplar Bluff, arrived in town last
Friday. Mr.. Greason left on Tuesday for the
Ruff: his wife will remain sometime visiting
friends and relatives.
Mr.. Harry Noel, travelling for y. +. ehap-
leigh & Co., St Louis, spent Sunday in Iron
ton.
Mr.. Owen Greason, who has been visiting
in the Valley the past two weeks, left on
Monday for Chicago.
Miss Cissey Blackwell leaves on Thursday
for St. Louis to visit friends and relatives;
also to ATTEND the marriage of her friend,
Miss NJ. Boislinere, to Mr. Carton, which takes
place on the 18th.
Mr.. Morgan, of Piedmont, attend the hop
at this place Saturday night.
Miss Jennie Youngman passed through
Ironton, Sunday, on her way to Illinois to
visit relatives.
Miss Lena Seitsinger, of Upton, Iowa, who
has been visiting relatives in the Valley for
the past five months, left on the first for
Girard. Kansas. Miss Lena made many
friends during her stay here, who regret her
departure, but wish her pleasant trip.
Prof. r. NJ. Hunter, of Middlebrook, and
Prof. II. c. Davis, of Iron Mountain, were
in town Saturday.
Mr.. John Tetley and wife, of Pennington,
came to this place Thvrfday to attend she fu-
neral of Mr.. C. W. Forster.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-02-09

WHITwoRTH, CLARK IL Co.
ir0n>on. Dec. g 1881
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-02-09

II not called for within 30 days. they
Will be sent 10 the D"ad-Lctter Otlcc.
@. Z. PENk, 7. NJ.
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ne Ianaoona wore white silk with Spanish lace am,
otr th ." Ti1l Sulu Unread The eorsage low ami
lilies ~ 'S'' "atef
Among the many elaborate toilets that OF Mrs Sion.
OF chicago, was noticeable. Her dress was OF ybia
MORE with Valenciennes lace. she wore a diamond
necklace and earrings.
Mrs. Senator 7Eeraan's dress vas n combination O,
pcachblossom brocade and garnet satin.
Miss Drum, daughter Of Adjutant-Gtneral Drum vora
dress ~ creaI-tintcd SIX.
Mrs Wi,ilnHs wife ~ the Hon. ChaFlrs g. Williams n,
Wisconsin, white satin brOCade, with crush rD.s
Mrs Chief Justice Waite wore black satin with point
lace.
Mira. Justice Hqrlnns dress % black velvet win
point lace and crimson roses Her daughter 3r.. Cliq
wore bite satin
General sherman was accompanied By ms daughter.
Her dress Wac u pale blue bT1c.le.
Mrs. LOgans toilet court train ~ prune velvet
over "A petd 'Oat ~ French gr8y b~Ocade
Nr'. Jtstlc, Matthpws's dress u combination Of
b!Ie satin aud brOcadc with point lace Her laughter
WUrs "iic muslin with ValenCennes lace and TO,es.
Mrs Judge NcArthurs 'lrcss white 81 win black
lace.
hss Strong daughter Of Justice strongwore address, OF
Whine China crepe.
Among he diplomats the Chinese Minister. wca-.
ing he Chimes Court dress.
Dancing began a. 10 O'Clock, but FOR TWO hours tho
crowd was v0 great that httlc mOrc than pro atnadug
was attempted Tde supper rooms, three HiImD Der,
" re- opened 1T ii O'Clock The table decorations were
elaborate.
The whole front Of the house was blaze OF cOOrei
lights, shining far ont into tn" streets.
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ciety in my judgment drawing from te best writer's
and the hottest relOn) knowing what know as 10 the
bond which the child has for bs mother and father tnat
the m0nOgamo marriage Is the only bond gwen uhlor
heaven for the protection OF society. As love ny
mother, l respect the late President CARRIED,
whose kiss yet fingers on the p3 OF his mother ny All
that is sacred and holy, pledge TO colleague every
endeavor to eradicate this evil. loud applause IN
which Mr. UiscOck Joined
Mr.. robson Rep., n J)-When thlS Government
shall deal directly with tho question ~ organ
tied and usDlent pride AMI defiance ~ law whether u
shelters itself among the natural Businesses ana phl sca
defcnccs OF distant Territory behind the moral ana
political defcnces OF political 7Ophsry or pretended re-
non, viii be found party and "a Nation rfhly
TO deal with 10 the dominant and respectable nation
OF the nineteenth century this continent, which mas
advanced TO It's present proud position along the path
way OF Christian civilization, and IN the light ~ ma,
beautiful RELIGION which for eighteen hundred years has
umned the and elevated the minds " the great
est ~ mankind ana from which, az q centre,
spirit OF LIBERAL philanthropy aud oyln -tlh.less
has radatcd TO the rcmOtest boundaries OF CIVILIZATION
He had fully to the conclusion laJ the certificate
Lcld by Mr.. CIIpDcu was OuuIoi oI the decision ny
the Governor OF outside questions which he was not by
law authorized TO decide, and which when they we're
disputed, made contest which mus undcr the Futs
ana practice OF the House be referred 10 the Committee
on Elections.
After further discussion Mr.. Reeds substitute was
adOped1S0 t. o. the negative votes being al kepub
can ana the contested thereby referred TO tho
COmmi tee on Elections.
The House them at 400 p. ul adjourned.
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BREEDERS or TR0rrING H0PyES.

The Executive Committee of che National
Association oil Trottlng Horse Breeders held meeting
at pclmOnicos last evening Ex-Governor Leland stan
ford 81 California, present ny invitation and gave
the results OF his experience In developing the speed Of
colts. He asO offered suggestions regarding pre-
parat0ry trOng meeting Of the association t0 be held u
August, and said that should the colts Wild
Flower. linda Rosa and Bonita In the annual meeting
The old Board OF Censor. reapuonted \ commit
appointed with full power 20 arran % Tor tho
August meeting. Several memb ora were elect ..
A. the conclusion OF the business meeting President H.
W. : Nah gave dinner 10 the members Ot the commit
tee and t0 several invited guests.
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RlcEprIoN BY Tue MEXICAN MINISTER

WASHINGTON, Jan. lO.-Ihe Mexican Minis
ter, senior De Zamacona gave farewell reception
,ast evening, expecting soon to return 10 his
own country II WAS an elegant entertainment
and the floral decorations were exceedingly beautiful
IN The ballroom, tho walls were covered with ever
greens reaching the hrght Of four OF five feet Tie
cenrcplccc was tall palmrec, aud opposite the bal
cony tho painted walls represented the Wiley Of McX
co. with w-capped mountains IN the distance
and ~ tho foreground the heights Nhioh
once stood the halls OF the Moutelumas.
senior and Madame DE Zainacona assste. b their
daughter receiving the guests at the entrance Ia the
drawing room.
Madame De Ztu.,... .ollet was n beautiful white
satin and Ilor orlhn"nt- ~@r@ diamonds. MlSs
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Buelnsss CHANCES.

NOR SALE.-A business of 500 a week
L Inquire of GEoR5E Pu NCHAkD l0S Spuns-st -
DLANlNG MILL FOR SALE.-n tull opera
4 ton IN one Of Tho best lumber markets ah4 mAA'''
money hULAND ~ WHITING, ~ NssN'ds@
troVF WORKS and FOUNDRY FOR SALE,
y arg, stove touudly situate Ia one OF tho largo tos
th Mli.e -tatr, With al the necessary apPSi' ~, @
are of stoves hettsr- ranges anu II h' ,e7'i
wLlcn ua bo puioh.s at % ia piitc VAN Tug pa Nt' -
't., tue algo ana Nalui llo 80.
-. a, ut,r nc nus ID, carried IN. q iS p"c''"
III r,ns,a wuud uln,h worry arahalc hN "''a,i' ~.
''it,lIv ,r iud,gdull having the necessary -.
it y ana .lrs.ful business, has een oondtolcd ~ '''
on may ue mace by letter with the real name "
adAroo1 !" A. a. GIBDoNo,
55 Veal 47tA-sI, Now AOIA Si'J'
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DEMOCRATS TnYMG TO CNITE.

Both the Democratic General Committee Of
Kings County and the Central Democratic Association,
which was formed to oppose the rule Of" Boss Nc
Lauguin In Brooklyn politics. adopted last evening the
plan OF reoranzlug the Democratic party proposed by
the Conference Committee This provides for the up
pontment Of committee OF 800 selected by JOnn u.
BERGEN chairman Of the General ,ounltce, und VIII
lam Marshall, chairman Of the Central Association ana
a laird mau whom these two shall select. The Com
mItice OF Ont-hundredaudiy viii supervise the Ieen-
rOllmeut Of tne party IA the county
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FrMALE EMGRArlnN no CANAnA.-M

FEMALE EMIGRATION TO CANADA. 49, Miss
Lc4tp'.l rrauu- Lor 90. at- sucsr. ou tur Nuu.cl.
lac 4uLcr Wc5t luc ou- woman vent t4e IlU.U OuJ!s
sAc -u.. o., mamma, Df "a, 70 30 canada, est
possible 3 fun,A.
\ " BIT or \ CTAEACTEE.-Gcutlcman
ON 90
give yud excellent ct., lr. say ,ou ir,e
GOO arcurut o. 1o.r qtaIr.l Hl.4 fur Otl.r s,ltaI..
How inlt g .-ut. &C." Nr.. -ll brtrr' your par
don, sl. but cd groom may ave some ireuu... r.r.
An -pHr Ga cln aerial! 'tI rOIrI, ti us was wet
you nl-ut call aAaAlA nay ~ the scu4ir! maid, o.!
Hun
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DanrmJ ACADEMIES.

ALEX. MACGREGOR'S
"A school for dancing ~ Fh-aye New classes after
hoilay, Gentlemen Monday anu Thursday evening. Pm
yae lessons see circulars.
ALLEN DODWORTH'S SCHOOL FOR
"A DANCING. No. tSl Fifth-ave.
Glasses now open, uoruins AMI aiteaoJ1 cases DF a
ilies Gentlemen Monday AMI THURSDAY evenings Prl-
late lessons. send stamp Tor circular
ID HARVARD REILLY'S, 57S 5th-ave.-
1 Newport Casino engagement closed october
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Coparinersbip Notices.
OFFICE OF
CLARK d bacon. BASNEEs tND BROKER,

oF
CLARK & BAcoN. BAyNERs tVp BROKERS Z
No PISEor, NEW YORK, Jan B. ls'2)
7 ATHR0P K. BACON becomes member Of
/ INhED PARTNERSHIP. NOTICE Is
- HEREBY GIyEN that m;ei Pagtns mp s l' e tts
nenp is to oe conancts is 7Poa g 2 hit 5s ss9
525 Is Fag s s a% HIRE aP PS 'S co @ no
the said bn.incs, are ROBERT PR0DDoW and John B.
partner his place Of residence in the cry o. TCGn
gii JJSSqHT b. SiHMfsoT Jr is special Pirncr ami Is
place Of residence is in tn g. Nov; ORR IN tlS ny ny
sId special partner has G n n - tHo S.'VH @
witch tic said partnership Is to commence Is &c ISL day Of
January, - and the PERIOD a' 'i' VIII 'e inmate % ~
i'' Jay u nay ROBERT PRoDDow, General Partner.
Dated, New.York, December 20 1881. -
Nos. 1853 AID 755 BRoApw,E(
NEW DIRK, Doc, 81, lssL
THE copartnership, heretofore existing. be, be-
tween the qndersiSned. nier the Urn name Of IEE
limitation fcF 9Th subscribe WIN s!9n e settle eas
B RrGrsTfl { e 3 LAkY2bR''
WILLIAM y. BANF,
GEORGE r. CATHCAlr.
The unders ue have hl- day entered mo eoyarni,h2
for the purpose " endgc IN ne o t'S S ~
(slgneU Bikp ~ PA &EMAN'
A AESR5E t. ccAIr Ah9tAARRf
l.. IL. BLAKEMAN.
New.York. Dec. 81 1881.
vuNHE COPARTNERSHTP heretofore existing
a.. tr I,,,itafton a.. GOODWIN,
""' - ''''' :. ]. NOVEL;,
YORK. Dec. 81. 1881. W. y PRE7bf'
The unders ned have day formed ooparlnershp os
the transaction Of "a general %Pos4 business "''' '0
name anu sly Vi - - ~ IL. J. GOODWIN.
Il. T. HUDSON.
New.York. Dec 81. 1884
The undersigned this day formed cophtihrIS1ip
uuter the urn name and style OF NOVEL; flcsjy 4ol '
'''"'''''" VI " i SAMUEL J. NOVEL;.
WILLIAM A. PRESBi.
New-NorA, Dec 81. 1851.
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CcIchcr5.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
AGEo9 ,22e5 3e{e '.l}? Az ih, va
Families going lbrJll Or ID lo c)In-:y 30 a5ty ~
YOUNG Ancricanlnl Foreign relol,rs Agency . Uai)l
square.
AN AMERICAN CLERGYMAN. a successful
tr1nces of t SsaSsr SaaSr2 P&ess TEHCHER rT6
une UprOHn Office, l,2to broadway
A YASSAR GRADUA re desires 20 give pri-
\ o. 81 broadway, Room q. city. -
TNSTRUCTION.-TutOr wanted for a gentle
27i5 Post Oilco
MISS HESSES EDUCATIONAL BUREAU,
W. l25 9Th ave.. above l9tst. Teacher professors
ad WITH T'a 5haa TSc
onGened 20 arents Referenee' by t!yqr H9l Hamil-
DRIVATE instruction. Pupils prepared for
L college highest references Address YALE, Box az.
TEACHERS, TUTORS and GOVERNESSES
4 furnished 70 2rnrIplis All "a niles
PiTCKNEYf'rs.' ? AGESoY Domestic BuiIng BrollvY
TGACHERS WANTED.-LADIES: Skilled
gfar of 6y6s tr
bic place in he " est German sPo e. snd pTwnS ssn sen.
gas fss cCssS 65 1ss5 5 deGi RI hs sfst
land family 9gsh lady Ist and N9IS Gs i a%
Mature s 1ga aa IN rdns ESSS Frne and Maso
French and German spoken on Hudson tns ana FIench
Zig Painting. on Hudson. interview necessary.
GENILLM Young gradut,e IN school near 'lty'
Mathematics and Military Tactics Boarding school near cly
u cppaIu 4 lIoys Colleges Yale BlNart
man io preparatory Cuiver.ltS skilled sub Il.
tute for principal ty iav school several public school
teschprs attinmeHs for Viz" district schools.
AdunCt Latin Professor western nj
yerSty. Assistant ap trDlesoi Natural sciences SCUM
able teach Buart-
ing school near Cy Classics Mathematics N1NJrf-sy
boarding CAOUl Classics and ighr Mathematics, Penn
SYLVAN Normal school Young EpI-coIa an rddue near
West Point German French, .l17sic, ON hudson, part un,
Fnglish and Lead singing, stare Institution. fu2lSh
branches and German for Gerrs District school EpCOpa-
llu skilc Ia English branches and Elementary Natema-
tics near Philadelphia Daily Tutor 70 boy IN Philadelphia,
sis. autho- must De gODd reatsE Professor spanish,
near cty. Principal Western Normal school Prot sOr
Tennessee seminary. PrOl sssor Music lar
Wost. Mathematics and Natural Sciences High school,
New England.
SKILLED TEACHERS wanting better places for
September should apply row for represent ltion IN
Application free personally, mailed for postage j. W.
SC1tENI RlORN, secretary American school Institute,
Last lftA s., NCT-YJrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-11

W. % 9Th ave. above I9tNs Teacher professors
erncsses housekeepcrs provided with losons families,
colleges and schools with competent instructors. schools
OuHneuied arents References, by favor: Boa. Hanil
ton Fish. Hon. eX->ecretary EvBrts cyrus W. Field
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-11

DRIVATE instruction. -Pupils prepared for
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TLhnne DLlce.