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"JOHN TYLER
..wAsurscros, June a5,h, 1912"

Virginia Military Institute, Leringfon.-The
first commencement of this Institution was held
on the 4,h of July. We regret that the state OF
our columns will not allow us to copy the interest
inu account of the ceremonies on the occasion,
furnished by the Gazette. The following is a
list of the graduates-Wul. ID. Fair, of Amherst,
VIM. II. Henderson, of Loujoun, Jno b. Strange,
of Fluvanna, II. ]. b. Gunner of Frederick, Ed
mund Pendleton of Botetourt, James ii. Law
renee, of Caroline, WIN Elliott, of Bucking-
ham, j. II. Jameson, Of Culpepper, c. p. Deyer-
lie, of Montgomery, J. 7. Smith, of Norfolk bor-
ough, VIM. Forbes, of Richmond city, j. w. Bell,
of Augusta, V. c. Saunders, of Loudoun, o. M.
Knight, of Nottoway, J;mes Marshall, of War
rem, l.. A. Garnett, of King e. Queen.
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tremendous flood visited Philadelphia On Fri
day. Great alarm was caused by the breaking
out of fire caused by lightnng--but no great
damage was sustained; some ten or twelve hou.
sss were strUck--among them the House Of Re-
fuge. No lives lost The water did great dam.
age.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-07-14

Inc House OF Representatives was TO take the
great Tariff bill out OF committee of the whole on
tuesday last and proceed TO vote on the PROPOSE
lions Tor amendment. The probability is there
lore That 1t VIII reach the Senate this week.
The army and navy appropriation bills have
come BACK 10 the House from the Senate, with a..
mendments.
The Senate has passed the bill giving jurisdic-
ton to the Federal Courts over such cases as that
Of Mcleod.
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TO Waggoners.---Take Hogs Lard, melt it o.
yer gentle fire, and then stir ia it flour until it be-
comes paste. Grease your wagons or carriages
with it---and you will never use tar again. Try it,
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RHODE ISLAND.-Martial law was still in
force a! Providence on Thursday. and patrols were
visiting suspected places and making arrests. p
Wolf, the desperate leader of portion OF the
Dorrites, made show of resistance, on Wednes-
day with some forty followers, by occupying a
stone house in Burrelville, from which :hey swOre
they would not be disodged. detachment of
! the Sea Fencbes Cadets, and City Guards,
marched for the place, but on arriving found all
fled, according to the approved usage of the Dor
ric warriors.
The General Assembly met at Providence or
Thursday pursuant TO adjournment. The Senate
passed a bill to pay the militia and volunteers
who were called out to put down the rebellion,
and sent it to the House. The cost to the State
will be from $4,000 to $50, 600.
| Some half dozen prisoners having been dis
charged by the Commissioner, resolution as in
,roduced torbidding any more 10 be SO discharged
Until a,'er going through 'ss.'ar trial. After
curing the assent of the Governor to the disx
charge; without such assent the prisoners musti
| go to trial.
Messrs. Moses and Isaac Ives, who were sent
10 the Governor of Connecticut with reouisi-
tat ne would grant warrants for the arrest 6f
certain persons supposed to be within his iuris
aictlon, returned to Providence on Thursday
dhey travelled with extraordinary speed, and had
GoV. Cleveland acted as he should have done
mere is little doubt many might have been arrest,
on for Norwich.
TWAS no: known whittier Gov. Dorr had beta
rs zen himself, but it was expected that the large
nor WOOL o, $4,000 offered for him by the Cover
NIL "o''i procure his arrest, unless he flies the
I, Over one hundred of his followers have
Inc Commissioner n9 appointed bv the Ieoist,-
wi 1 Oh nroc aode sa h sxen notice that they
ken in the act of treason. They CIV ,bo va
OF thlrty-five prisoners. who are to ha,u. "".es
dence in the examination. They all appear. Se
long to the State Of Rhode Island, and to haso-
Rhode Island names, excepting one, Patrick Nc
kasker, of Boston.
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The James River COMPANY have passed reso-
lutions exonera,ng Gen. Hamilton of all blame in
his transactions as agent d that Company i'll Eu-
rope.
The Hon. Wa. Dayton has been appointed by
the Governor Of New jersey, a Senator of the u
nited States in the place d Mr.. Soutaard, decd.
until the vacancy is iIedhy the Legislature.
MIR. Calhoun has return I'D to Washington from
his trip to his gold mines.
An antTariT meeting has been held in Rich
mond The Enquirer is disposed 10 hatter itself
the meeting was well attended, considering
certain drawbacks. portion of the party, we
learn, refused to attend.
The Wing Central Committee Of Maryland
have called a State Convention, to meet in Balti.
more on the second Wednesday OF August, to
nominate candidate for the Presidency
address points very significantly to Mr.. Clay as
the man.
The Bank of the Valley has declared divi-
dend of three per cent for the last months, pay.
able on and after the 18th of July.
The u. s. Brig Porpoise, one of the Exploring
squadron. arrived at New York a few days ago.
~ The case of Dabney is now before the Su.
perior Court of Richmond After three days eff:
fort a jury was made up on Friday night last.
IT, xNL:-ea.-----e --------s'nT CLAY as the
wing candidate for the next Presidency. The
Hon. Edward Robinson, of Thomaston, received
the nomination for Governor.
Ex-Presldent Van Buren, arrived at ST. Louis,
MISSOURI on the 2lst ult., and was received with
considerable eclat by his friends.
The Hon. n. III. III. Stuart has been selected
ny the Alumni of the University to deliver the
ADDRESS at the next annual meeting in July 1919
The Senate of New Hampshire refused to con-
curin The act from the House, multiplying the Con-
gressional District system.
The convention of the officers of the Banks of
virginia, to fix a time for resuming specie pay
hchts, was to meet in Richmond on Monday last
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RECOMMENDATIONS.

rhiiduelPnIe, reo ry 10, lofS.
Ge,tlemen:--T Anatomical Plates OF Quain,
are the best that have been issued Of late years
from the Eoglish press. They present to the
student great facilities in acquiring a knowledge
OF the human structure.
The plates Of the American edition appear to
me to be as we'll and as correctly executed as
those Of tho original work.
SAMUEL JACKSON,
Prof. OF the Institutes OF Medicine in the Unver
sity Of Pennsylvania.
To MesSrs. Carey & Hart.
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THOMAS L.. BELT.

ATTORN AT LAW,
FAyrrrE, Mo
w ILL practice in all the Courts of Howard
w County, and in the Circuit Courts of
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March 10, 1912
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Attorney al LaW and Solicitor in Chancery,
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ID ard county, Mo-, respectfully tenders his pro-
fessional services to the citizens Of Howard and
the surrounding counties A great many of the
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servant carrying pass he chooses to go on his
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A n A TO vi 4 e A l.
PL TES.

|,AREY d HART, Philadelphia, have in
~ press a series Of anatomical Plates, with
references and physiological comments, illus,ra.
ting the structure Of the different parts Of the hu.
nun body. Edited by
Member OF the Senate Of the University OF
London.--AND
w. J. ERASMUS WILSON,
Lecturer on Anatomy and Physiology a! the
Middlesex Hospital.
with Notes and Additions by
JOSEPH PANCOAST, NJ. d.
Professor OF Anatomy in the Jefferson Medical
College of Philadelphia, Surgeon TO the
Philadelphia Hospital. etc. etc.
The plates are to be accompanied by letter
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rous objects deIinealed But with view to
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given, stating in general terms, and dIvested as
far as can be, Of all technically, the uses and
purposes which the different objects serve in the
animal economy. The work consists Of the fol
lowing divisions:
The Muscles Of the Human EBOdy.
F'hy-one Plates
The vessels Of the Human BODY,
The nerves Of the Human Body,
Thirty.eight Plates.
The yiscera Of the Human Body,
Including the organs Of
DIGESTION, RESPIRATION, SECRE.
TON AND ENCRETlON,
Thiry.two Plates.
The Bones and Ligamcnts,
Numerous Plates.
TgRMs OF PUsLIoArIoN.-Ths work will
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The price, neatly bound in Full Cloth and
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Philadelphia, Feb'ry II, l842.

Philadelphia, Feb'ry II, 1912.
Gentlemen. --Quain's Anatomical Plates, so
complete and accurate as they are, would on
this ground alone be strongly recommended to
the medical student and practitioner; TO the
former as guide, to the latter as remembrancer
OF details which are too soon forgotten, and yet
a knowledge OF which is often Of vital import
ance When it is added to these claims on our
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which you are bringing out in style Of artslicsI
execution superior even as far as relates to the
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Of these truly beautiful plates.
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zeal jurisprudence.
To Messrs. Carey & Hart.
Specimens Of the above me ntioned work may
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pared to receive subscriptions.
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PROSPECTUS OF
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USEFUL AND ENTERTAINING KNOWLEDGE.
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ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SoL1ciroR IN CuAse.ny
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Gentlemen. The coloured anatomical plates.
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it is Immediately removed by view Of Quain's
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