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yoHS ~. Osrnoa, : oo""H''es'
HE Utica Observer snys: The Richmond Wing co
pics the call for Abolition Convention in this State
ana snaeaVors 10 create impression that its sgnef
are 'he friends Of Mr. Van Buren, They are, alm6s
without exception, his opponents and the political
socrates Of lIe editor Of The Richmond Wing himself
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NORTHERN STAR.
r.. I. SATURDAY. APR. 2S. 1896
VOTES FOR GOVERNOR.

In our last we gave the returns Of votes For Gov
from all the towns hut s. We are now enabled
90 give the returns from all tho towns but four and
returns Of msjoriiies from those four. The Jour
nal says they exhibit majority Of 90 votes for
Gov. Francis over Gov Knight. Though our
patriotic and mos, estimable citizen who stood at
the head Of the Wing Prox has lost hls election,
we still abide by the belief that the Senate with
which I've was associated is elected, und that bo-
lief il founded on an extensive knowledge Of The
returns for the Senatorial Prox "a large number
Of yyhig proxies having been cast with Gov Fran
cis at the head. In the House Of Representatives
the Wings have 81 members, the Tories s5.
,CJs The Journal Of Thursday contains the
following
CoRRKcvIoNs AND DAppirIoNs.-During the
past week nlmos, every town in the Staie has been
visited, and the state Of The votes in each town,
both for Governor and Senate has been, as nearly
~ possible, asccrtaned. The result Of the invss-
tigalion has been, that Gov. FRANCIS has 100
votes more than Gov. KNIGHT, and 93 ma. a.ority
o>er scattering votes and all. Our opinion that "
majority Of the Wing Senate is elected has been
confirmed though, as there is no record kept IN
many Of the towns, Of the totes east for respective
casdidutes for Senator's tn. fact cannot be deter
mined tiI the votes are counted in Grand Com
mit,ee. We publish again to day our corrected t0-
ble Of returns, and complete OUT list Of Represen-
tatives to the Assembly. From tho list it will be
seen that onr statement ths other day concerning
the strength Of the parties in the House was ell
tirely correct
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".
Masic-by three Of The ,ouns Ladies. -
V.
General Lesson by the whole School Sub
ject-- -Stcitzeviand. q.
Reading Of Compositions, which were gepera,l, /,
Of a very high order. tt
The school was addressed hy the Rev. Messrs
Halfway, Welsh, and Stone. A portion Of script
urc was then read by the teashers and after the
sinpin of hymn by the school. the throne Of
Grace was addressed by the Rev. Mr.. Stone Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, which closed the ex-
er cises Of the examination.
With regard TO the result ofthis examination we
have only simply to remark. the performances
W ere such as to reflect grea, credit upon the in
struc,ors and pupils and such. as will fully sustain
the former reputation Of the school.
We are thus brief because, we wish neither 10
ha,,er on the one hand, nor deceive IN the other
al we say is here il the institulion-the doors
open. examine for yourselves we court mves'iga
iion-and il all interested will but do lhis faithful
ly aud npartially, we have no fear ofthe result !;
we give il as our opinion. WI ich has been by no
means hastily formed that this school is equal 10
any Ladies Seminary in New England, and will
not suffer in comparison with uLy similar irstits-
ton in tho United States.
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Warren, April 18th, 1885

The trial Of Matthias "the Prophet" SO
called, for murder, was commenced at
White Plains, N. Y. Oh Tuesday morn
ing, l4th inst. Mr. and Mrs Folger, the
daughter Of the late Mr. Pierson, and 9TH
er important witnesses had arrived. He
was arraigned on Tuesday. The cores
pondent Of the New York Transcript
writes thus under date of Tuesday eve-
ming
Many people in the neighborhood place
the most implicit and unhesitatinp reli-
ance still, 10 the doctrines and dogmas OF
this ignorant and cunning imposter. A.
mong other bareiaced acts, he issued a
decree the other day from his cell, com.
mandins all those persons connected with
agriculture, to ego and lay by thei,
ploughs, their harrows, and their seed
lips (; for as l live, and as the Lord liveth
there shall he no more spring upon earth
until i, Matthias, the twelfth and last o
the Apostles Of the Lord, am delivere,
from this bondage" He talso prophesi
ed that il hc was found guilty, woe an,
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n lamenta,ion would come upon the place
of his conviction, and White Plains should
be DESTROYED by an earthquake. ahd not a
soul Of its population be len 10 tell the
tale Of its aanihiIation
He is not dressed in his robes and can
nonicpls, as heretofore, but simply IN his
usual green irock, lined with light plaid
silk. green pantaloons, light buff color
ed wsistcoat, and rich red silk scarf
sash.
we saw him in his cell aher he lelt
court. and asked him how he felt.
feel said he, that the Spirit OF the On
nipotent is my stay, as he VIII be my ex-
oeeding great reward, and l know that
shall come out Of this fiery furnace OF al
Fiction. like gold that is seven times Pu-
rifed But my mind 's debilitated, be-
cause by going into court ! lost half my
dinner.
The Grand Jury have found second
indictment agains! Matthias, viz +: for an
assault OF an agg, awaited and singular ma
ture upon the body Of his own daughter,
SC. :.
Some most singular and astonishing dis.
closures, it is SAID, will be made on this
trial, relative to the conduct and connex-
ION of Matthias toward one Of the females
at Mount Zlon, Sing Sing, &c.
The trial Of nj athias on the Charge o
murder, has been brought to close. The
jury, under the direction of the court
gave verdict Of not guilty. lie was
then tried on charge OF assault and bat
terry on his daughter, and sentenced t.
imprisonment ior one month for contempt
OF court.
Judge Rnggics, after rronouncing
sentence, addressed Matthias as follows
1--WE now tell you that the times fos
practising these foolish impositions are
past. The Court is satisfied that you are
an impos,er, and that you do not believe
in your own doctrines. We advise you
therefore, when you come out of Jail, tc
shave off o9. beard, lay aside Jour Pc
culiar dress and 60 to work like an 10 n
est man"
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$500 367O

EXAMINATION or THE sTUpENTs AT THE
Warren LADIES SEMINARY.-Thee examina- !
ton of the pupils ofthis Institution commenced on
Tuesday afternoon last, and closed on Wednesday
noon. 1t wa. conducted in presence Of the Pro-
pristors, Board Of Vis,ers, and upwards Of so La
dies and gentlemen from Warren and vicinity
We have space only for mere enumeration of
the studies, in which the students were examined,
and general expression Of opinion to the mer-
its Of the performances. II should be remembered
that such is the number Of scholars, and the di-
versi,y Of studies pursued that is found
ry IN order to complete the examination in ore day
to examine three casses at the same time in as
many different rooms, so iha, no visiter Gun W H.
ness more than one third Of tho exercises. The
examination Of each clnss occupied nbont 80 min
utes, and was conducted as fellows.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
].
Room No. l"-Reading 2-do 3-do.
II.
Room No. l-Rhetorick ;2-Geomeiry, tLe-
gendre) I; a-Modsrn History.
iii.
Room No. 1-Exhibition OF writing, and the
merit rooi Of the school 2-Ancient History !;
3-Bo:any.
Ari,hmatic in the three rooms.
v.
Musie.-This consisted Of three pieces, perform
ed by three yonng ladies, one Of which was in
French-an very we'll e,scatc1.
vi.
Room No. 1-Iogic ;2-Good's Book OF M.
ture, and Mason on Self Knowledge {; 3-Geoera.
ply, led class).
I portion ofscripturc was then read and hymr
sung by the scholars. The exercises Of the after
noon were then closed with prayer by the Rev
Mr.. Welsh, ofths Baptist Church.
| WEDNESDAY MORNING.
Opened with reading Of the scriptures by th
school, and prayer by Rev. Mr.. Hathaway Of tn
Episc opal Church.
English Grammar in the three rooms
] Room No. ,i-Na,urul PhIo.ophy--IIydro
states, Hydraulics, Attraction, Mechanical Power
Optics 2-Frsnch 3-la Book Of History.
iii
Room No. Am exhibition Of expernne n,s
, Nn'u-si Phi'c'ophy 2-'cone,ry, (Grund) ;
--Geogrnphy. tkt class).
-
: 'Rcom No .-clasi unda r. coSn ;c-Mi.
! Arms 3--Miss Reed.
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BRroHToN MARKET, April 6.
Reported for the Boston Patr lot.

Reported Tor the Boston Patriot.
At market $40 Beef Cattle, l2 pairs
Working Oxen, IL Cows and calves, 325
Sheep, and 465 Swine. 40 Beef Cutie
remain unsold.
Prices Beef Caale-Nearly all the
Beef Cattle were purchased by the spec
ulatcrs before they arrived at market ;
most of them without weighing, but at IA
small advance on former prices, some
of which were extraordinary fine. We
shall omit giving prices until the market
shall have become more settled.
Coms and Caires-Sales were noticed
S22, "a, sc, 80 and $33.
.Shfep-Sales not noticed.
S,ci,ut- In demand; one lot to peddIe
was taken at 5 3-8 for barrows /; one nt
6 Ia for sows ; ut retail 6 for sows and
7 f,r barrows.
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REPRESENTATIVES, ELECTED

Providence. Joseph l.. Tillinghast,
Benjamin Hoppin, Thomas w. Dorr,
James M. Warner, (Whig.)
North Providence. IS Stephen Randall,
Jr, Nathan A. Brown, lWhig),-,he for
mer by "a minority, and the latter without
opposition. This election, throughout,
very sharply contested.
Crans.cn.-lsaac N. Sprague, George
Field, (Tory.)
Johnston james F. Simmons, Zuriel
Potter, (Whig)-wi;hout opposition.
Farrck.-Wm Sprague Jr, Thomas
Remington, Is. b., Gideon Spencer,
Elisha Brown, (Anti-masons)
East Green,rich.-Daniel Greene, Jo1
r. Greene, tWhig)
North Kingsto,On.- Christopher Allen
William Browning, (Tory)
harrington. Josiah Kinnicut, Jeremi
ah S. Drown, (Wbig)
Sm;ihfeld.-Ezekiel Fowler, Session,
Mowry, Whig)
B,rsiol.-James D'Wolf, Amb, oss Wal
dron, Whig)
Var,cx.-Levi Halle, Hail M. Sissol
Whig)
Cumberland Jeremiah Whipple, Da
Wis Cooke, Whig)
Tiperion n-Gideon Durfee, Jr, Rober
Gray, (Tory)
Portsmouth,. Borden Slocum, Pele
Coggcsball, Josph Childs, Joseph Thom
as, (Whig)
JMiddIetown. wn.--Jobn r. Peckham, Thon
as 8. Rogers, Whig)
Ns,rpori.. -Benjamir Hazard, Nathar
iel s. Rusgles. Henry Y. Cranston, job
Stevens, George q. King, John v. Ha
nett, Vhig)
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Fatal yAtciiem.-Mr. Charles Carey
of Hopkinton, N. IL. was drowned OF,
Sunday afternoon last. Tlrse men push
ed II in boat to make fast boom log,
which had been extended across the river
to proven logs from floating over the falls
When about midway Of the stream one OF
the pins which kept the oar in the scull
hole gave way /; upon this one Of the men
sprang out and caught some support
Carey also leaped out but sunk the
third man remained in the boat, and wen
safely over the falls. The body Of Cary
had not been found on Thursday last
N. II. Spectator.
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L,lne Compton -Jediah Shaw, Nathan
iel Church, Vhiz)
Jamestown. X. Carpenter,
Andrew F. Potter, (Tory)
Seituate te.-Jonah Titus, Elisha Ma'h-
cwson, (tory.) ,y.,
Fosier.-John Brayton, Stephen VIII
Gioeester.-Amass Eddy, Jr. r. b.
Smith, Qory.)
Bmrftirille Samuel lfcss, Nathan
Corent,u. oliver G. Waterman (whig,o
James A Fenner, (tory.)
IVea Greenrich.-Thomas /. Hazard'
- james, Oory.)
Erefer Thomas j. Hazard, Fardon
Hopk.mion. benjamin B. Thurston,
(tory,) Gorton Arnold, (whis.
South Kingsio,rn Elisha IL. Po'ter,
William II. Browning, ttory.i ,
" Hesieriy.-George ID. Cross, (wh'g,)
Lyndon Taylor, Qory.)
Charlesiorn Samuel Perry, Jr. "a
leb Kenyon, (ory-)
Richmond. Jonathan james, James
G. Sisson, Oory.) -,
.Ne,c Shoreham. George ID. Shefleld'
Jeremiah nj. Clarke, (tory.)
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little encouragement from his master ,Jow-
Ter growled like young earthquake.
Exit granger, much estonIshed, and not
a little alarmed .ihnt was the last ever
saw Of The "Blasting ThunderboIt."-- At
las
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Penalty tor Conference.-The Su
rrsme Court now in sess ion at Concore
have decided in favor Of the Plaintiff ir
the action brought against the town o
Lowell by Mr.. Currier, for Neglectine
to keep the roads, Sc. in safety and re-
pair, in consequence Of which he was
precipitatcd in II horse and cha'se accom-
panied by young lady, down preciP!c'
of twenty feet, formed by the excavation
of the Lowell Railroad. The case wa
tried at the Court Of common Pleas las
year, and verdict rendered Of damage
to the tune of $500, which being double'
nc cording to law-makes the s"ug sun
of $1,000. This amount, the verdict bein.
confirmed by the decision of the SuPrem
Court, the town will now have to pay
Mercantile Journal.
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A letter from the Agent Of the Cnmde
and Amboy Rail Road, states that tn
burning of the baggage on Friday last, wa
caused by the ignition Of quantity G
Luclfer matches, which were in som
case or trunk, which must have been ig
nited by friction. A bushcl of them wa
found under the car after the lire.
A gentleman at KilIkcnnv, Coos CO
writes us under date Of Az il 9Th
snow in this place is two Ierl deep in th
forest ; but the weather is quite warm al
favorable ."-[N II. Poir,oi.
The Western CarolinIan states thi
Gen. II. nj. Saunders has hcen appointe
Superintendent Of the Branch Mint, to b
at Charlotte, North Carolina.
The Globe has heretofore announce
Martin Gordon to be appointed Superb
teadent of the Branch Mint ut New .
leans.
Not a single orange, II is said, wi
this year come from st Augustine
Of the trees have suffered SO much fro
the severe winter. OF the lemons al
lines, not tree is len. Whole loss es
mated at $500, 600.
& John Mills, it appears, has received q
. appointment to the Office of u. S. DIstr
: Attorney for Massachusetts, in place
d Mr. Dunlap.
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to $39, ,34, leaving a balance unexPended OF 81
cents. belonging to the east part Of the Middle
District
The East District, $50 40, add 43 cents, bal
ance unexpended last year, making the sum Of
5000 was expended as follows to II. w. Cole,
for Winter School, $50 (; TO Martin T.. Burden, for
repairs on school house 80 cen,s-whch leaves a
balance belong to the school fund, iii the Treasu-
ry, of $l9,IsI-2.
1t has been the practice Of the Committee TO
visit the School the last year, often as once
week and they think these frequent visits serve
to keep up an interest in the school as well as al
opportunity Of observation. The importance Of
education on religious, civil and moral inter-
ests. induced US TO introduce the modern inductlve
and interrogatory mode,-whch has been pnrsu-
I'd the last two terms in the West District, under
the superintendence Of d. X. Boutelle, gentle
man eminently qualified, and who we cheeriully
recommend TO our successors.
The limited funds appropriated, induced us to
have but three quarters instead Of four, has been
usual being satisfied that money expended for
schools, is worse than useless, unless we have
such as are good and we arc happy to say that
the result exceeded our most sanguine expecta-
aons The popularity Of the school increased to
such an extent that the last term 1t numbered lao
scholars, s,-aRd the Ladies and Gentlemen who. at
tended the examination can attest whether the
term free school and no school at all are synon-
ymous, and can be applied to this.
We wsuld recommend that an appropriation be
made, and the school begin Immediately, that the
vacation may come at time when children are
generally very much engaged out doors. We can
not conclude this report without calling the atten-
ton of all lovers Of our free institutions, to the i'm
portance of constant watchfullness over the inter
est of public schools for depend upon it, if by
the appropriation of three to four husdred dollars.
to $50 children year shall become qualified for
good substantial members Of society, it will be
doubly, uebly gained, and you will find it '' like
Bread thrown on the water, which after many
days shall be gathered up in the moral improve.
ment Of society.
by order Of the Public School COMMITTEES.
GEORGE T. GARDNER.
Il Secretary.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-12-04
Nebn1et ObQd)t.

Ser ltntsr5ei6uete bsnaebri6tist erat
benft einise oorsebliebe Sreunoe, tpeIbe 8es
bdlRib traren n,siu giaentbum d,tf cine
beimlI6e Meife tres;unebmen. bag befrieois
9enee Nnoronuns in bieier Gabe eineeleitet
moroen. Ct beaeust lsinen Danf oieIen
Derm'ttlern uno trhnlht eas Ee bep ibrt
antpreben renn iie ettpas assen i'm baben,
nne sr miro ibnen alle @utlbaoiauns bs,ab.
len.-llno meter rnabt Ct ibnen FUND, bag
er in 3utnnft feline Mnselessnb.iten 10 Be-
lcr9enmnufdt nno ,penn tbr Dermittelr
fcrtssIeet ,piro, ct bic Strenae bee @efeses
9egen lIe anmsnben mug.
Da ebenfalls srpep ibm pobl befannte
perfonea III obise SADIE senil1t tpurcett
10 t'abt er bie:mit Dem pubIifutn befanut.
oaB tse ni9ts NIT Der sabe 3u tbun batten.
Gor( 6. Wolf.
WaII(lon. Oet. 16. 1885. rs arp.
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A N n. O n C. L
AUX
.PATRTOTES FRANCHISES.

LES Soussignes ont lhonneur de prevenir
leurs amis qu'ils Sc sont decides de retourner
encore une fois en- Europe soft pour voir leurs
parents GU amis soft pour des causes famil-
cres, qui demandent leur presence. En- &C
cas- lis s'addressent don't ceux de leurs com
patriotes qui ont des afaires sogner qu'ils
ne pouvaient point finir avant leur depart, de
ieur en- donner la charge quils promettnet de
sogner pour le mieux de teur interest ct "a
vec la plus grande exacttude qui est cxigec
dams de pareils Cas- ct men demandeIont que
bien peu de dedomagements.
N. B. Mais remarquez que ce nest point
pour faire des speculations qu'ils veulcnt Sc
charger de ca le nest que pour soulager leurs
depenses. Ceux done qui veulent bien Sc
charger de leurs procurations moyemant une
assurance sont prizes de leur faire savoir par des
letters affranches eux addresses. lis per-
coureront les pays de la France ct particuli-
rement d'Alsase, la Suisse, ct front dams tous
les Cantons, lie Grand Duche de Baden, Ia
Baviere Rhenale, le Wurtemberg &c.
lis s'embarqueront all mois d'October pro-
chain. EMIL SIMMLER,
F. r. HURXTHAL.
Massillon. Stark, county, Ohio,
Septembre 1. 1885.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-12-04

Ssptsmbsr bter anfamen in grofet scrse
nno 8etautmerniB, tpei! bic Camille ftb
ni6t nieberla6eu tauu OBne ibren aInfent-
bait ~ rifru. =. .s.E,..s ~
Mlle Meulbenfreuube bic BON ibretta Mufs
entbalt WiiIen. itne aufserufeu in ,tiSs!i1-
fer Satoe oie(er Samilie gia6riebt ju CTS
tbeilen, uno omar unter folsenoer NooreHe
THEOBALD SHNEIDER,
care Of
.CHRlSTOPH KESSLER,
Cleavelane. Cuyahoga county, Ohio.
October Is. 1885. 95=Arp.
H Deutlbe 8ldtter nit oeuen suir tpeb-
leln. spsroeu erlu6t Obise Nabfrase in H.
re refp. SIastsr aufsanebmen, unc uulerer
@e8snoienfts atwdrtia su ispn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-12-04

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tbunt 8aoeta NbeinbaDern, Mirtsmbera.
Gmi( 9 i'm inter-.
S. s. 9urrtbol.
Maffuon, Start 60. ..
ben 1ften Sspt. 1856.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-12-04
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