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Revolutionary times. Humdrums Afternoon Lecture *
agreeabeand contains many Thoughts the Re,ros,cc
tiyes OF Belle Interesting and contain moral bu, ,be
hardly true 49,
In its Poetry the Knckcrbockcr fortunate above mos,
Magazines Ii publishes that williv for some ,eorc
years at least, and this for Monthly is no Slight praise
Whttcand Pcrcva contribute alcodous pieces and
those titled Vain Regrets, The Thunder Storm Lines to
the Mind and The Pilgrims Walk, eynce high merit
The Lines Spring force extremely unfortunate compor
with Bryant'> most beautiful Autumn Sanzas
We have for time missed The Crayon Papers we
n7i>t however that IRvISG's pen is not idle.
THE TYRoLEsE MSsrKsLs The Romance Of EVERYDAY Life Nv
Lady Boston: q w. Light.
This Is the title of 4 brief and entertaining tale founded
upon incidents growing the visit of the Tyro
lcSc MnSels TO this country. How much of i, truth and
how much fiction we know is all however agreeable
and without instruction The xtercourse of those Swiss
Singers with people the objects they observed and the
feelings which awakened their wandcrings through
this country. noted in pleasing manner and a slight
LoveStoy OF course for Aoureete as we'll as
novels ntcrwoven and indeed, forms the chief attraction
of the book We commend children whether small or
OF larger growth.
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PRESENTATION OF THE r1prEcASoE FLAG
NEw- YORK, Nav |. ISL.

NEw-foRK May l. 1871.
In May last on the Tppccanoe battle ground in presence
OF thirty thousand people entrusted bv the sur
viving soldiers of thar memorable field with the FLAG that wn
the midst and thckcst OF the strife whsh WAS com,
mandcd to take 10 this commercial metropolis to bc dis
played here before fcow-citizes as living scolIn
emblem OF the vaor of their old commander and of the per
ne had undergone When the political contest wa, lin
which his courage had been uconed and the People had
seated him President il the White House at Wahinyten
also bear there and, in the name of hi, fellow
soldiers request him dcpoSitc among the onored to
phic of the Republic. promised that ground to execute
this commissions, and with conviction of comnq
SIcccSS-thnt the FoRTYrwO FOUNDER Of the Emnrc S,otc
should herald It's arrival there but the midst of scenes so
cvcnul those OF March put of the duty in the hone of
quiet day, when now, ala, ,crc i, tie quict o tie
srore!
therefore, proper obey the order, of the
brave OF IipPccanoc lag this flag before YOU the
for whom the dying nnctiens OF their illus
trouS Chief and Spon whom his Office and trust his spir;t
has fallen. with the request thai will carry the wish
his compatros arm, by depositug anlong the trophies
Of the Republic bcg YOU i'll their namc most tcndcry 10
cherish it, Other flags OF countrymen have no doubt
been gnlanty defended and glorious on land or
bur, while they may have bur single ship or sin.
Gle field this has the honor of winning whole States of con-
qucrng empires indeed. An old Eagle like this borne by
tc pioneers of the Wilderness that has added the roign of
the the reign of liberty and law becomes holy en-
bcfn, with M h0c SigHO riaces upon it, CRYING our as
from the spirit of the Past the Future and which as the
country becomes older and greater becomes all postcrtv
holicy and dcarcr.
have the hosor TO be yours, respectfully,
tDnn
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+. H. CHICHESTER.
DEsaP AND TAEI. OR.
No. ia EuIfoH-strcct,
pROelETy\
TERMS CASKs.

T the Old Stand. Graud->,rcc No. a. H. p. OSBORN &
n BROTHER have always on hand we'll selected Of
Cott Ncug>. which the sbo.e cy will
make Pauoon, aud Vest, price which the
think second cali Their work snail be- doRe by the hc>t Of
workncm they bc whit behind the best
making and ig attended 90 by
personally, they ssins satisfaction those who
MAY They will make Goat, from 3 $i. Of blue blue
hnch coatcd Cloths ard Dress and
Frock Coats so 50, the beet wesl dyed >atony-
Ir,cra blue Hack, Invisible aud all the other
W>t England C-t~. which selected with
particular reference selling for cash
Also raaaoons for - So
Vests, from 81 To $3
Cutting attended personally By Of tie firm who will
vote especial II lis being done we'll
II. r Osborn BROTHER, Between Pitt and Nilci al
n0 Crane oi Ea- Broadway.
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JAMES BROOKS.
The Presiaents Reoly.
WAsnlScros, Ma! 4, l54I.

>
To Jcr,ts Brooks, Esq:
The fla which the midst and tLckest of the STRIFE,
and was committed your the Tppccanoe battle
ground by the surviving soldiers Of that memorable field, and
which they command you bear this metropolis
speaking emblem of the yaor OF their old commander and of
the pcr he had undergone, has been delivered my
hands, and will be placed bync among the honoed trophies
OF the Republic. The which given some
ago BY the gallant Ensign who upheld
that amid ;hc perils of the fight. had prepared
expect it is gashcd by the tomaawk and by
balls That Ensign alone of all the officers, with but twenty
OF the gallant company which, when the
down, tina, flag proudly waved survived tell the
ing Of the hazards of that terrible night. From that brave
soldier who acrward held high place in the hearts of the
people Of Indiana, learned properly appreciate TIE fear
less bearing and noble conduct of the patriotic citizen who
has recently exchanged this earthly tabernacle Of clay for
that endureh for Death is the heritage
all nanknd but live that the darkncs, of the
grave shall obscure names and that they be placed
close association with the Of the great and good
who have gone before, and who come after Us makes
death itself consummaon rather be wished than feared
and throws light Of glory the grave Such now
the condition of the old commander into whose hands when
you received this flag you oyou anticipated its delivery
His 4ceds enrolled in the Capitol and this banner
shall be preserved n memorial OF baltic well fought and
Of victory well won.
pray YOU sir accept Of my great respect
I'D
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my grea, respect.
JOHN TYLER.

The TOME or HARRtsoS.-We learn from Col. C.. S.
Todd that On his way his residence this county,
week he in the performance of sacred duty called upon
the venerable widow of lamencd deceased President.
Whilst there invited by that lady consultation
with herself and her only remaining son. the de-
postory the remains Of her distinguished and beloved hus
band-,e Great and Good President 1t determined
this consultation the remains immcdate, North
Bend be deposited upon beautiful and elevated natural
mound whence the may be for several miles
up and down the Ohio River.
We are happy hear this There and be ae more
fitting depository the remains OF the Ilustrous Patriot
than the one chosen. His fame identified with the civil
and military history of the Valley of the Ohio On its
beautiful banks the Of the three great of
kentucky Ohio and Indiana the theatre of his glory let his
ashes repose There, the traveller of distant ages will be
free by visit the tomb OF the Warrior who never
defeated Of the Patriot who died posr and of the States
who, from the proud hight OF President, fell, Ike star
from IL sphere, covered with glory and Tenown
Shelby, ~! News
New-York tribune., 1841-05-14

ReHr-sephen B. woIcost Esq ha; received II the 1' aP
poinnen, OF Post Master 1T Erin in the place OF Add,
Esq Til. i one s 9, re5la isas sppisg out of
tarlcssjv In the case of the removal at Ely
qa'sy @ anu ~ recolleeted that the LocoFoco Post Master
resgned short before the sland turnout of the Ad
ashinst, and without 5 any consultation co s. oa
WIN '.e a,raI whig The citizens of Eyria subsequently
,5 p nnbc meeting expressed their feelings and wishes
ie' "a sct and BY ballot put Mr. Wolcott nomination
s S G snoontment Honor Mr. Granger for soPromPdy
finishing 'n' WI" Cleyel.sd Ohio Herald
New-York tribune., 1841-05-14
COrIE NND SEE.

IN the buidins known the CoLUliBiAS Hal It5 t
,nd street III, spacious wholesale aht retail SAILS
Oow 49, M United States the largest and best selected aor:.
men, q Ladies Misses and Chidens SHOES eH{Irsiyey IN al
, yc,,s of pattern width, color, shape and nater; u-
i, ei for nj our manufacture We would INFORM ;ioe
% " no have formerly compelled 10 90 10 Broadway and else
49, MT, ricm 10 cone and see, and save irc ;"o eisn 'is
@ and bs better served without the delays ard dsapren'
i,ents attending being measured . ooo :; ,,- -,
W. would also say that having from te 600 persons n our en-
ov and having anunber OF yeaEs 'he ses'
-S ,brf onr work wei knowE, arproTet OF @uG % gu
NJ ~ cycr market where COED work j. sold The eczens OF New
I 1i,, the surrounding country are -
ih 20 call and exasiuc Themselves "hoca
and retail dealer, city and country if"e WI & G - @ y
ysu,acs to cali before purchasing as ao oH' qa 'o
but prices shall make Il SMITH BKISreLL & NALL.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-14

A MERICAN TASTE AGAINST FOREIGN
~ HUMBUG.-FOLWELL & BRENOORT, herchsnt laiiors'
between William and oli-,trce- aAs tue
opportunity their snd the public,
they have Just received supply OF est OF England and roch
Cloth Also large selection of single ed doe skin Cas-mcrc'
London cc amlreoNs, Drill &c. &c. Also, large variety
Of Vnc, quality and patterns to any they have ever
offered. all selected from the latest importa;ions
understood that their business conducted
usivcy Ca, priacp and that they do to take
per but cNanraton will be
prices less than those at make such prc'es-,
they compelled charge rate 10 make tho d
count: body with that only
a Llito the public, which t:cy feel above using
4 conpc of first rate panaoon makers wanted mlG lm
New-York tribune., 1841-05-14

Tng KsIcsEKsocxER, NEwfokK MosTHY MAcAz'Sf- May,
l3il NewYork. > Park Place
Lively sketches racy, agreeable anecdoc and sparkling
vii, abound A. usual in the Knccrbocker for the
month /, IS all readable-much of it written by pricssd
pen. and aboundng in and yvacy Al! that the
able and experienced Editor undertakes welaccompshcd
and hi. own Table Is always one OF the most agreeable de-
ST the Magazine But the great defect that he
doc no, attempt enough amusement and the still higher
;cctal entertainment, Of light and graceful essays very
acceptable and quite necessary certain spice Of
these always looked for But when they made the sole
material Of Magazine, it becomes of little WORTH Mea
may not always augh-nor il they have the spirit OF men
will they alwas desire this light unnourishing food Lie
and ,e world are TOO full high and important realities
the pathway OF existence often one OF abor'ou' ana
steep ascent to allow the who would journey onward
and upward to waste hi. and energies ia pleasure-hln
ing or in the chase for mental The hncAerbocker
lacks ernestness-r discers seeks for the realities
deep iaae AID solemn which lie beneath the seri-ce OF
nani.y No mind grows stronger more deterinieed-
crows from The .iouri-inent affords. This Is gre
os t-one winch! IN hese days when ii ever men nould
~ from their dreamy haI:-concious ways and try To learn
what j. : s i've and lpge l.d grow Old, ought to have ee-
chi weight But much HAY be said oniiie other s'oe eh
must and vii have ghead.ng-tor they can sleep ana read
at once-a douie ry which few men will i0Fes' ard it
Drzpn1ca does not give it them some one else viii! No
new aEgamen, dis bu; all-P"'ent one.
Bu; i. it. way a. haze already -aid the knekeroocker
. ac .riaIeei Th@ best prose articles in the present
number ar Sketches OF the Corntr, and Cuba in la4l'
The Country Doctor although there's some fun in ii We
caano. heartily Ike and therefore praise IL a
Glimpse Past gve interesting extracts from
Christopher Marhas piay and valuable eEninscence. OF
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CE0TEEENG ESTABLISHMENT.

CLOTHING: EsFi.IE$NNENT.
Tailoring Establishment. offers to his Fcsds aad the Pub
Of Spring Goods OF the latest Style
the and f-oa Of all who Will favor
him with their patronage. ROBERT 4. BOUTON.
Thc Department ssperintended by A Charles f"uton
formerly Bouou good assortment OF ready
made Cohin. always haHd. a2b"}n
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HATS. HATS.

H.kTS. HATS!
E4 C. WATSON respectfully reminds hi customers and the
a% public generally that has full supply OF Fashionable
Hats the DOrsay pattern, well other models 10 suit
the old established prices, silk, $3.50 Mole,
Nura $3.50 Beaver 81 so which - per cheaper
quality he bought elsewhere The regular Increase
for the bears ample testimony
TO tacrq quality durability.
WATSON, Chatia St
RCaps also the Of Caps
Descriptions be- found in the City, prices corresponding
Wholesale particularly invited look at h Stock OF
Hats aud Caps while purchasing, and he them that
article thoroughly inspected previous delivery m3n
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- OLD EsT.BLss4ED BOOT & sEtOH

u
SSTOHE.-WAI.kEk FREN respectfully their
friends and the public that they keep ihe vel known 4nd No;
where they have or hand large GHt -.antt
assortment OF fashionable Boots and Shoes m 's assortment ';a re
r. Il Il 20 and per pair Al,o, es Misses and Chsdrcns
les and Shppcr, all eoo and fashions and cheapest IN
,Lc Ci,v WALKER & FREW-DoAt mistake ,he number go
tti,. tH' I2l In
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TREE BIG WINDOW.

8 TspE BEG WINDOW.
q HURRAn FOR THE BIG WINDOW Of Chatham Square,
e No. door keoS Mottstrect, where OlP BOSS
s RICHARDS fitted up elegant filed with the
elegant Shoes, the and splendid glass front plan
All who preference the barn vii
easily Ia Ladies' please look 10 this and you call the gen
tlcren will cali also rIll In
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TO CENTLEMEN OF TASTE

Nd FASHoN-N.GNR, TAILOR, l76 WuILAN-STREE7T,
N respectfully the gentlemen of Ewl ork that he
where he fattcr mct that having
had scna the French Metropolis d
devong hi personal attention to his work he sill be able TO rae
FAsHIoSAnIE cheap fo cash invariably and
be procured the Country Thankful for faNors
he soic(ts Il continuance Of patronage a21 3ni
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NkgEAp AND GOOD.


IL ALL who Roots and Shoes OF the best quality
fashions lower than have hitherto been offered IN the
SF city please call t!i- CLINTON ROOT AND SHOE
MARKET No POI Canal northeast OF Hul.onsrcct
found almost thing the Boot aud Shoe Lc
Ladies' Gators, Bu>SnS, WaIn
Slips this establishment OF all col"r> ad kinds suitable
prns and cheap the cheapest and good a.
Coun.y solicited call aud examine our
Of goods bcf purchasing elsewhere.
NB-pont the and number, .1l Canasi!cc ncrh-
ga :, corner of luCon-s,rcc. i. KNOX / co. mil I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-05-14

ALFRED SMITH,
MERCHANT TAILOR, l3G FULT0NSTREET has
vi hand Cloths, Ca.>ic,c and
Vc-ting which he offers make for the
public generally the best at extremely low pre> Tor
Ca.h ON delivery a26ly
NSTAHIISEE,TENTi Tor Of quality,
II naic, Broadway Hotel The viii be
emergency may require first rate articles r JENNINGS
.a4 Late l.. nde a Jennings.
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..r.,,, rSr.RrIsII,iENTS.

~ NEW ENT[EE-fSFt'EE--NT Wy L =.
OI n ROSS RICHARDS mas opened i~o Of the mot
pca4d Boot and shoe stores N @ the Srs al 2 III oT9s new
GOODS best quality and cheapest IL ;he ied states m "o "h'
'hc 'e9' S'u" @ .m IL ,,r,t,S;,b .niit
New-York tribune., 1841-05-14

8lSIiOE MARKET. - Caharinc.c of Monroe.
SCRIBNEE & would inform the citizens of Ncwfor,
lrookvt, country, tia; ey nave opcGed
the above stor ti Boots and Shoes
Enough supply half the Nation
The Cheapest and Best IN all Creation
Ladies this splendid assortment OF lack and
cooc Gai,-rs typed Busin Morocco French BHskn Slip
pcr. and Tic, the price usually asked for the
articles
utccn you find splendid soF'nen NJ stout and hn
Eor Hrocan, Shoes aud Pumps together any quantity Q;
Boy Mise. and Chircn Boots and Shoes all Of which w be
I lower than the same articles sold before Come
ccne all and for yourselves
Picae reolct ,, h:s store Cathan" Mosroe
street the r corner below ayior and door Iurs
large Dry Goods
y BCoun,ry and Others IN ,hc trade no IN ty
6bcap for cash, wouc 60 call before ;hcy rurchae else
,v.io.a " NIL
New-York tribune., 1841-05-14

DEMOCRACY ~ AMERICA, o. Alexis Tocqucvc Translated by
Henry Reeve I>. VIII Original Preface and No' ny Joa
{. Spencer Fourth Edition Rrvel and Corrected oni '
Eighth Pari- Edriou In yolume. New-iork j. X H. w.
Langley :, Chatham
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This IS vertical section of the Vermont hive made
square, improved by collateral box and collateral cham
ber The boitom-board may be made in right angle,
as shown IN the cut, or It nay be plane board either
Of which may be suspended by staples and hooks and
brought under the control of the button so as to
the Live FOR ventilation and close the same al pleasure
orthe hive may be set the canal bottomb fig
The I'd, 3D., iih and 9Th classes of hives are here
represented by vertical section of each class when
the observer stands in the hall of the apiary When
The collaPrals are both added they appear in the
cuts, and stops removed 20 LET the bees into them
they are non-swarmers, and may be changed back 10
swarmers again, by taking off the colateals and re-
placing the stops in the side of the hive (see I
fig. 3.
II should be here remarked that there should be a
venllaor like the described near the top of every
hive, to let The heat and vapor escape and another on
he opposite side, the bottom, 70 admit air, unless
there IS one in the bottom hoard. 1t should also be
remarked that cola eral boxes and chambers should be
put together with screws made Of a composition OF
metal that will not rust brass and zinc) CT at least
board should be screwed on so that the box can be
opened 10 remove the contents al pleasure.
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EPHRAIM MANIA
TERMS OF THE SIXTH VOLUME.

Village subscribers, 5000
Mail subscribers, 200
individuals and Companies who take Office sl,75
or I,5O cents if paid in six months
ompanies on stage routes, Sis
1,50 if paid in 81
Those who take of Postrders,
Companies and individuals OF the route 1,75
or l.50 if paid in six months.
discontinued
option of the proprietor No payments allowed ex
cept ordered by the proprietor.
All communications must be addressed the editor
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Class 4th .SHJtended Hire, patented July l, 1s41.

This hive is made in three sections Is inches square,
u inches high, each including the top board (see fig
p There should be ventilator in each section as
seen at on one side, and window covered by door
slide the opposite side. The third or ton section
is always used as chamber for boxes &C. The Sec
tons are all raised up the third yeafrom the bottom
board and the third section which has Feen used as
chamber placed at the bottom; now the third or Top
section is taken off, empted of its contents and used
as chamber a cap over the drawers. Collaterals
are added as in class l. Aperures in the side are made
by mathematical calculation, TO prevent derang-
ment when sections shifted, as in fig g. As this
hive Is never suspended the coateras will be dropped
Gown upon the bottomb board hence the apertures in
fig must be dropped down and the clee. 10 support
The colateraS taken off in the fig. 3, so with
all hives when tie canal bottom board Is used.
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IN THIS PA1ER ARE IJBLIsIED TIE PUBL c
ORDERS, RESOLUTIONS, LAWS, PULLS
TREATIES, ECT. OF THE UNITED STATES,
BY AUTHORITY.
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4 NEW METHOD TO CLEAN GLAss.-Powder
finely indigo. and dip into it moistened rag,
.H1,y rh;n5 smear the glass, and wipe it off
with dry cloth. Very hneiy sii u , dsnes' up
piled by rag dipped in spirits WIN also answ W.
we'll; but Spanish white is apt to roughen the
glass.
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lateral removing stops. These holes should be
made with 2 inch center bit. As heat emanates
up more readily than it does sidewise, two inch
holes are not too large wher used here.
Fig. 4.-Canal Bottom board.
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Fig. Q.

Fig. is drawing Of the chamber floor to all
the classes of hives; the space for the chamber
is represented in the drawing, 10 wit Is inches
square. This square is divided into eight equal
spaces, so that when The point of an inch center
bit is placed where the lines cross each other as in
the cut AAAAAAAA,6 holes are made to admit
the bees into boxes with corresponding apertures
Of any number from 2 to s, as seen in class, 5,
marked in the chamber. As this board is
used as top-board TO all the sections in the sub
tended hive, all the inch apertures x, as well as
the inch ones A, are to be left open in the first
section so as to admit flee circulation of air in
TO the second section above which will enable
the bees, by their buz in this place to force good
air warmed by insect heat into the boxes in the
chamber, or third section. The third section.
while used as such should be covered with half
inch board screwed down tight.
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Fig. ).

Fig. 5 is right angle bnttom-board-a square
board nailed on the end, as seen in The cut.
Another board is fitted and nailed in at the other
end with inch holes for the bees 10 enter, or 5
inches from the end of the bot!om-board so that
when closed the hive is made tight.
Fir e
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Fig. l..

Fig is a vertical section CT the center hive
opposite 2 z 4 D E, class lst, with lin tube ven
tilatnr, and adjustable cap under where the
chamber floor enters a groove inside, rs marked
in fig. l , and is suspended in frame on elect
as seen near the bottom in class Isl, over E.
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This hive varies in nothing from the box hive except
he topboard is prepared directed in fig 2, for the
reception of boxes described in class l. and shown
here, which are covered with cap made ofboards to
fit
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change the colaterals or change the hive from one ,
sort to another.
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The PEoPLEs Press is printed in The Brick
Building North eHdof the Bridge by
EPHRAIM MARKHAM,
by uhOm all orders for printing Books, Pamphlets,
Bills Cards. &c., Of every description, ,cN be neatly
and fashionaJly erecuted, at short notice.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-10-28

THIS institution, having recently been more
fully organized by the appointment of Profess
in the classical department, is open for the re-
cepton of pupils, and their instruction in all the
branches Of liberal education. The course of
instruction will embrace Mathematics, pure and
Mixed the Greek and Latin languages, the ele-
ments ofphysica science, English Grammar and
English composition, Bellies Lettres, Geogra-
ply, sc.
The trustees take pleasure in expressing their
confidence in the abilities Of the Professors, and
their qualifications both to instruct, and to train
the youth, who may attend the institution. Its
proximity to Washington College and the Uni
versty of Virginia, makes it d suitable point for
preparation for those institutions, and the course
of instruction will be adapted to the Interior pur-
poses of the student as he may look to the one or
the other for the completion ofhis studies. The
primary consideration Of the Stanton Academy
as a County institution, will not, however, be
lost sight Of, and the trustees will take pride in
seeing it prosper as such.
The prices of tuition,per session of ten months,
are, for the higher branches $50, and for the low
er branches $50.
SAMUEL CLARKE, Sec'ry.
Stanton, Sept. %, lS%l.