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For THE PILES.

nR UPHAMs ELECTuARY tan internal remedy 10
IJcertan cure the PILES, either internal external
b ,.ug or blind Sold only in this city e ONCE u The
origdns Proprietor, A UPtiAM, NJ D. regular ednested
Physician twenty years experience confined To All once
nrsctIc- where Plies and all Chronic diseases
kly treated. Medical Oicr lss Bowery four doors above
prns street 0aae hours from A. ~ 10 =. ~ Advice
isl7 m
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TRIAL oF GRrEN FOR THE MURDER or HIS
WiFE-Thi- Trial occupied the whole Of the last. and
runs into the present week The Troy papers contain
full reports, one Of which, hc budgets j. 10 ut puu
iishcd ia pamphlet form.
A. the urv are not allowed 20 see ewspapcrs until
the trial is over there can be- harm saying that the
testimony discOscs one of the most deliberate cold.
h0Odcd murders that have read Green bad been
married but short time % "a beautiful afecil0nac and
c0uhdng gr Of H. he being % Without any proFoca-
ton or cause (0r when She dying -hc appealed "a
him 10 say whether she had deceived him OF IN
any way conducted improperly and answered lu The
ncgaiivc) this monster doscd her, day and night with
arsenic which he put into her coffee her chicken broth
and her medicine. standing by her bedside unmOved
while the poison aconiling her with pain And
what is strange than fiction, Is the fact that THIS
poison was repeatedly administered while persons around
the sufferer Witnessing IT, deadly effects The
victim herself though apparently conscious that her nus
band was numbering her took whatever be offered.
Eve. Jour.
- The Newark Advertiser of Monday says
We hear that there SIX intermeni- N the Catholic
Cemetery ycsterday-chiciy OF persons who were sud
Clark native ol County Meath. Ireland died on Saiur-
day from exposure 20 the sun. Frederick Tombert "a
German drowned in the Pas-aic Goa sunday Two
men were drowned IN "a mill pond Bcllevillc. y. j. ON
Saturday They were bathing together and bein. on
one bank or side Of the rccway one O three by stand
ers erred out ocosclv Drown Tom. whereup0u John
pushed his companion into the water. and jumped in
after him Neither could swim. and both We're drowned
the persons on the bank. panic-strcken, making no
effort to rescue them. The circumstance was imme-
disieiy reported % Mr. Gwynne. who promptly caused
the pond 70 be drained and recovered the bodies Their
names were Thomas Gray. aged about p years, and
John Murray man of 35 who leaves a wife and three
children.
SINGULAR PERJURY TRIAL-The rial Of Samuel
7 arker Esq a member VI the Nddesex bar. has been
commenced Concord. a charge OF perjury. and eN
cites great interest Mr. Parker former prac-ed law
lin Lowell i seems he undertook 20 procure an indct
ment against Geo T. Farley Esq dit n-uished mem
Der OF the same bar Tor perjury IN ctr-n trustee d.
CLOSURE and succeeding Mr. Farley has turned the
tables upon him. The trial l. postponed 20 the 18th o.
August account ~ the sickness of the District At
tOrney.
- About fifty Pouawaamie, have crossed the
Mississippi az Davenport Missouri irom Milwaukee, as
cmi-rsnis to Council uis
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have been kr-fcclillff
JACOB A OGsBURY, ~ william-street
THE WONDER BLESSING OF THE AGE :

NTlTF
I TT EVERY MAN. WOMAN AND CHILD, VINO Is
troubled with CoIghs CoLds Sptag Blood. Lter Com
flffnf Asthma Bronchitis WhOOpiug Cough, Pam IN he
S and Brasf Sore Throat rsing or ucang n ne Throat
Sryol. Debility PaptaiiOn of tie Heart Bro.en Constf-
ton rom the ca0e and other causes try The genuine
and only genuine SYRUP WILD CHEssY prepared by me
celebrated Dr. SwAYNE Of Pllafeph a All others are pU-
nous and limitations. Therefore be caios % AK for
lie Orgis sra only Genuine preparation from this yalna-
bic nee Dr. SVrAYSEs COAFoJSD >YRUP ~ WILD CHER
sY Principal Oflce " ". corner VI Eighth aud Eicesis
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OfficL of THE MEaCHAar's tlRE Is. Co.
80. ~ Mal--frreL
nIyIDE>D-The Board 0i Directors 0i ilc Merchants
DFrc Insurance Company have il- day Jared ,emi
annual Dividend of -Four per Cent on the Capia4 socA'
PAYABLE and after the l5ih-
The Transfer Book Will be closed rom lie IN To- ION
inst y H. MJI -LEk' sec ~.
N,yy York Juiv 3 1915 W 2w'
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- REDaUM Az up -+ar-. crtrf OF is-Alr -lferl y !.
gfgp. rl 81 AlikJFkD> prepared 10 vrry superior
manner 4 Ar.r s--orun-ni - Cas--- Glass sla-es
Mounted Bifd-, BIRD sans 40 Ae- Es-- iOf ale Or
-xctnu.- bPFT BIRDS. A. lrrfaFri A. ne shortest
notice. IN irl-t rricr pad Tor Birds Bird sku-. SC.
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PIANO FORTE MANDATORY.

,I'HE II BSCRlBER> now tnlsning an entirely new
article OF instruments. which warranted superior n
tone fo ans n Use and keep tune much longer the NJ
pr0yemefi consists ln Harp Frame peculiar IN constrc
ron Ohvang every eci0n heretofore caused hy e
of mefac airs u ulrug ihe tone. Professors and pur
chaser. are ged i0 an examination of these istnmenis
GLENN ROGERS 4 co.
iy22v - Ful.on-s'. east : be- Broadway
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Tttt nm. J,thL1

fEui Lire JAt hbi-An'.t -. i-- . aluA1l, e.u
Jacket with numerous can- anoflirg perfect security
and cold a. e exceedingly low prc- q - stands tr-i IN
H. 81 ,sf,,o III lose WnO have uied them For
se whoe.se and rria. by ihe inventor and mAluaclrr
HORACE H. DAY, IS Maiden lane.
Also al the different .y es and Alnds Of Lie Preserving
Apn.Ts.n. Tor .a.s. Nd made " order. ~
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nK. BEEBE, Botanic Physician Successor to DR.. John
~ rL0m-On sou Of the founder 81 the Thoms sy.
tom II Practice sui continues Chronc Diseases as
n-a. bis Botanic Inrrmsry, 1s Broomeslre three
doors west u the Bow-r. where may still be had such
medicines were formerly Kept by DR.. Thomson; az"
more general assortment Vi Ihomsonian and yegriaoe
medicines for family use, and reduced prices Ample
accommodations for patients. Board and attendance on VIC
most reasonable terms No charge for advice In
y B. Our Anti. ScorbQtc Remedies for the blood are sn
ssraacs.ss Jys aswwks1u'
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III -. K s5 the name Of DR.. swAYNE view, Eighth

AcESrs-Harland Reese 4 Co. New York DR.. W II.
nor cor Brosdw and Johu--L K A. sands, IN Bow
~. r. B. Warner 15 BieecAer--t " Y Guy; Mrs HAYS,
BroOslyn W. q. Wood, Harlem Ben amin Old-, New srs;
Iohu Pearson Railway. John Terhune New Bnnswick, y.
j.. J. Harrison salem, Mass, ". II. Pierce, Albany j.
VI WnsloN, Rochester, v Y. Backus Bull. Troy }.
Green Co Worcester Mass. John p Hall Co. Boston:
Harvey >eymOre Hartford Conn; L. Hodge, Buffalo, y
T.. " Liam Montgomery, Lsnsngburg, " I; p. VI Conen
1 Co Charleston. : c.. Andrew Oliver 4 Co NewOreans'
r. 4 J. Adams and t. Klene - Louis, " m Thorn Piiis-
I-~-- > x Human Cirrunan ielg Jn~Od'
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Boarding anh fotels.

DOARD in the Couniry.-rhe subscriber occupying
ID VERY Pleasantly situated and roomN elnk a. = a1
,ul- cont uous t- Stage Road surrounded pF S.nr
Trees DESTROYS of RECEIVING one or Two suis ises "
few single boarders Access To and rom The 'Hy oy
Stage twice aday-dssnce 81 niles Inquiry ma, be made
,f Nr Vim Wise Jr Matah MaAer, No. - Fulton street,
''V'"'"' = MRS y. c. TAYLOR.
jyi5N' flstland', opposite ber.,ns
DOARDIN(:,-lenteine and their wives, ot -lngl"
ID r.nilsm-n can obtain board, with pleasant rooms, al
40 Forsyth street References exchanged. lyl5 ~
apONkDlNl. tor gentlemen ana theif ~Wes-i nfk"
Darn mont the ~ hoor also large front room
"a m BEDROOM attached the door The -lluaion J. very
pleasant and terms moderate. Apply al No. ~ ru"n
street 49,
DOAKU,-Pleassnt Room wuh Board can b. obained
ID M 81 CanalsL for Genttsnen and their wives ot .mk"
,irntlrmen - ~
DONKDINts.-AIrs NJ GRIM. loS Wsnutstfeei, be-
ID tween an and 9TH Pin adelptaa Having connected "ih
Ter old shnent the large and connioJiou- house al
mining 4. now prepared accommodate an additional num
Ter of gen,e Boariers She has several srs. ad any
.partu.nls for Families Travellers and others
WARM AND COLD BATHS are attached 10 NE house,
and every attention paid by herself and walters The .lus
non IA central Terms moderate. DJ III
NIOTlCE.-The suD.cfibers BOARDING. not 81 al
Long Branch, fronting tue Atlantic ocean, Is nov orn
r te reception comp any under te management oil ss
Ferguson. - - -, . III,
In Sea Bathing, pleasant scenery pure ar and quiet
House VII be satisfactory, they VIII be iound al ~, f,"o
,.bmsnt JNO. HOPPER
Long Branch ~ J. June ~, 1915 Je.8 lmeod'
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$4,000 re kEW y, ARD III ).

go nnn REWtRD.-Ihc above reward wl4! be
So.UUO paid for ie recovery OF The following SUM
Of Money-or in proportion oiAe amount frcoFefr-"hicn
s, en- from ie Barge Cn'on, OF Poughaeepsc. Al The
foot of Murraysiiec between the hours Of and T. VI on
Monday the IN Instant e passa.e 10 Pough1eepse,
$1,000 Of the bls Of the Merchants Exchange Bank,
Ncw-Nork
- 20 ofihe bills Of tire Bank of Poughseep.ie.
Sl1su of ihe bills of the Farmers and Manufacturers
Bauk of Puughseep-e.
500 of the bills of various OTHER Banks
r. T. BENJAMIN. Cashier ~ The
Farmers AMI Mang'acmrcf-' Bank, PoughAeepsie
K. NORTH, Cashier of fhe
Bank of Poughkeep>ie.
ANY information may be gwen 20 he Merchants ENehnnge
psrr \ety.yors irl8 o-'f
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IN JUST FINIsHED1h,egs., .nos, M9s e.
Jul Hats II the low pnce of ~ me Nuun ~ - -.
tbe,. A. g. Also Elegant Imitation Molrssin h.i. II
"a 81 md S22a OEO r. n. BROWN, Prsrucsi hsi."
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= SUMPTION by Schencks PulmOnc syrup
Mr sCHENCK Dear Sr-It i great satisfaction 20
me- MS DAY lay before you and the public he success Or
dsugiers health by usasIrg Of your genuine fu
mJnc syrup Ny wife and self gave up al hopes Lat she
ever could be cured Tie negLDors u general pronounced
er cousgmpuge and eminent physicians that attended h-
.or the space fourteen months. tod Us and ihey could
i've her relief. At leuth discovered some refer
-nces your Pumonic Syrup being genuine cure for
.lulpuon and i proved N my daughters case !
can chsnay recommend " TIE public ~ be- 90 auack-
try and now vii give you statement u ny daughter :
case For molth- continual cough day and w. ni,
md gh burning the palms Of the hands anf
the feet, and seldom without pains IN her head
continual pam Ia her eit SIDE and Al length making IL
appearance both sides and her shoulders also dreadful
hne-- Der chest, with the loss Of app-ute, and
.ss-ng Ol ler ances THIS be reilei nODe-i
Vi my daughters case and any one wishing 70
a. may Ter 81 ms lOuse- PETER DELANl,
= Mafket-street, Newark SsS Jersey.
ctr and County Of Mr. Tor.,
Peter eany duly sworn cepO--- and says thai NJ or
On 80, '-,iy- I'D b.i.E PETER DELANf.
sworn before me-. TINS 1T day Of August, lSft
JAMES HARPER, Mayor
Please notice that the genuine shenck' Yuin3ne syr-p
car b., hsd The Eropref0r- Once oy ~
street q few foos. h-lOs Broadway l-' ia"
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JAMES MAXWELL,

NuACHINIsT, $50 Bowery New. YORK Printing, LIMO,
u,r,eg md Endorsing PkEssES-kolins Machines shh
oaanag shears Iron Bscsng Presses Cylinder rfr.s.'
~ S.v.psp~rs and Jotbing Patent sines rns
~ pn,iny Machlne-he chef Improvement II ia he ms
- ~, h'ng liable 10 dur The improvement may De- seen
~ calling at he Methodist Book Concern ." Aaioe"y .,
y T. -,., =, Gil. 49,. III
~ ouates Of improved Adams without he eApenrr'
irtrg =. much work Ia the time equally well
Impr0y.-i Standing Press; Proof aud Transfer
Presses Maxwelgs Patent Printing Engine Sslflnsing
Appafsiu and every article In his line, necessary PINT
~ Ohcr Bndery made 10 order, reasonable terms
- Napier and other Presses repsfed and pat m od,''
r. sc 'eil is~n
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COMMENSURATE sprns.-1. a''l . iS
" MUNGER, Proprietor TINS cooi, eon n,', ~ so.
f.binn,be pubc resort open It's directly MjVin
20 mai medicinal fountain, Congress spnns ana
cammands healthy location and beautiful pf"'p'e' a.
NJ .imi ar establishment al Saratoga Springs
Il. f.r. will be- found excellent, lie terms NJ mv'rfs~'
cd ~ attendant, az prompt To ue wshes VI IL pa
ifDns a. gentlemen and ladies' can desire 49, . g..
tn. rrpr,~tof returns MS thanks public for The 1bef'
nv heretofore extended him, and assures those "bo
NAY hereafter visit him. that he val not De ~ @
ing ~,'N -, ia az, s :, ly1 im
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-. Nm ~ ,i1.U III NMtK MErkkAT.-Tb'

- NV III XVII 81 Va W III"
subscriber especially announces " u. pubic iia ir
- sui continues Keep lie above Dainsd boAkDiNo
ESTABLISHMENT for the reception VI hose wbo may
vi sh To en- 10Y Of cool and healthy smosI~fr
The House IL LARGE and COMMODiOUS, and prassnny
,.usird on Academy Hill within i've minutes "a!k VI 10
eamboai landing Ths prospects, Of the richest on us
hudson anordng unobsucted view OF NewL.fgb Bay
nd nne view Of West Point, The Hghsnds Mountains
seenery &c Families single persons car b~ s1eom""'s
,b board BY the day or week sis reasonable Ppcsa
Newburgh MAY sAi fmy1 hmlsipl !. y poDpn
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DIt>O FORTE Mamiiacory.-The Subscribers are
L now finishing an entirely new article Oi Instruments,
which are warranted superior in tone O any and 0
keep m tune much .0u-er The improvee nt consists n
h4rp frame pec ~ m construction, u1yarng every ouer
ION heretofore caused To-, Ire OF metallic plates r lnng
Tine tone Professors and plrcha.tr- are n, 10 mn exam
iuailou of these instruments 6LENN, hODtk, Co
.vff ~ Fu.fll-.L tH-f side OF Broadway.
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/ 4 Tor f'r. New Postage Law.-JOiiS SHELDONS Pa
tent Unique Pocket Companion, containing Letter Balance
for Lire els 10 cf- and ~ rates 40 POSTAGE the Oh
or "a on and or AvOirdupOis WeigAts a convenient
Pen ana Holder improved eser-Poinet Pencil, Tooth
Pirs and Sovee n-Ouage, Ltrf >ta reserve oi Leads
NJ the ton Of the Case ard tie whole serves % with,
teins exactly inches forming complete Mlinm I'D ar
vo The corseuencc- Of which are sivydenL FOR sale BY
IOUS / BROWN 4 co. - tutDn-sL near Nasal
.i,..fs, .ru.r sriil es~r sr'i~ie .Sn
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SANS soUoI HOTEL, BALLsToM SPA, n: Z.

THIS LONG KNOWN AND FAsOhlIf tSlAb'
~ .hnenL with the extensive grounds belonging Ia H.
- all has been recently put Into tie
nos. perfect order and repair and will be opened iof TIE
reception Of Wis tors On the 18th Vt June next
The Inducements and advantages offered by ue sane
>ucr AZ ades hul summer retreat are too widely An"~n
m render description necessary It's spacious and
egant saloons and aparmeuts-tt~ rich and dVr's'n"J
.ay of It's extensive pressure grounds no" 10 ur hisbrsi
ai. OF finish and culiiyaiOn-e quiet retirement o 10
lady the conisu aud order winch II Is intend
m shall pery AIDE and chaacsille the whole establishment
al combine TO present unnvaed attractions To u~ pubic
generally. 49,. III, 81. -
To .Ines and To who from delicate health 90 Other
reasons may prefer quiet AMI repo-e, oilers peculiar ndsan
ages It's location mice from Saratoga spfnss WIN
which II has communication ny railroad several um-- Day
thus aaordlng easy opportunity Of miDgng 10 ~ sars ana
,.ruens OF that fashionable watering place" "si De-
sub ected to the annoyance and confusion :" lis c"Nds
Ile safafoys Mineral WaeD will be constantly FURNISHED
4. fresh bealhul and sparkling - al hr springs he''es
There are also Mineral Fountains In hr Inrdlan 'elDl}
III The sans sUci vi great value and enescy lhr nr"
,tl puts SPRIss Barns Saratoga Lake are iOuf mics
Instant and carsges ~ from The Hotel al all Dss "f
M bO may Wish Ia us~ us baufs
ar tO en %, the deug htful scenery OF the LAKE . .
Tn. ,an. JOicn Will be under he charge of Mrs " w.
cRANE and +. ". HuAFOKD, late VI the Eagle Tavern
Albany and tey ha heir personal efforts, tDseh'f
with s many natural advantages and sT actions VII. render
al, That eoI.t be- wished Tor by those who seek l~his
romfon or pleasure during III. coming season
Ie3 OF
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NAVIGATION

Please notice that the genuine shenck. Punone syrip
car be- had the TrOprefor- Otce o"y, NJ SotiL1.c
.tr.et = few f0o,s h~lOp Broadway. -@h m
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\ OST.-A small pocket book or wallet, containing one
Ia hundred dola IN money, and check for >i' drawn
hy Sirong Co. The finder VIII be suitably rev sfued sii
receive the thanks OF the owner, by leaving H. or lnsi
s,,,e of H. Al tins Office. %
,u,EN DOLLARS RENAkU-Lo.;on FRIDAY, Juns
10Th last Velvet Band, with Diamond pan attach.
ed lis intrinsic value will be paid Ia whoever III return u
~ spar 4 RIPLEY 6l Liberty 81 zen n
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'OID and silver -les-Ilr ,ub-'f Drr- have l'-i r.
VI r-Ir.i IA assortment OF Oo.t AID silver Shells aud
Gold and silver 10 cups flr painting ~ -oi and SILVER A
80 Cod and ; yer riing rl.d i1r wiring 10 gold AMI
80 - -. Ii fh. ~f-rouery e-tah .-lII -ul 81
49, JANSEN BELL. l53 Nss-au--t
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!: ~ ,tM.IA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IA. The subscribers respectfully info ~ l'a' i'''d' ad
- the public generally, lhai tie ne" and e"nmou"ss
GUS. erectrd Tor Hotel al Mofrs"Nn s." yris'l IS
Inn taf company ~hcn u-y hope 10 fnish 'a.m seeb N'
rommodailous "a enuile tbem " pubic iayof
d. w. NOE,
49,. q,.,.l,o DAVID GKOWfL
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ntTE>T 81 yt-.-Ju-t r"rfiftl, an invoice u
French Patent " OGDEN States az entirely new article,
more arm sud durable nan s.ef pasr % stone -ae- A.
.hve de- common -sf,-a-surf-d sizes For sale by
vii JANSEN BELL. >ianonrr-' &c. loo Na-sAu-st
L'OK SALE CHEAP O.a,' $40" case ior eoun,
- go. GRAHAMS Perclica. Depot
'-.t tribune Building.
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L A-sOfurnI VI Ffelcl Yum 70 '11I.sf " - NJ =
M "a rrrov.rn.uf 90 shy other 10 Use These lnksand-
ne rspdly .4eer..dng al Others IN Pans snd the Other
prucpa cur of rance and 5ny require 10 be known 10
r. .,-r,rr D.. b. -,.-l fo the extent For sale 1y
.,s ' JANSEN 4 BILL. l58 Na-sal-sr
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F0R rsr REMOVAL AID Ffs'A>ENr ctSf oF At pis-
F.srs ARisINc FsoN A. iNft2l srArE % fhE
BLooo. os HABT OBJ rHf SYSTEM
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INOa IA ~ LITTER BALA>t tS-At loN prices,
Il ~ -eI. ~ FRANCIS & LOI TREL.
ie23v Manufacturing >iatonrf- N Maiden Lane.
NNALInPL> EUK LtIItk>.-A me as.ort.

..TlII pE>-.-Aa extensive assortment of pen. OF
- 80. flon comprising over No kinds % Pery'-
- Mon. Wirf. Mosely aud W llghts'. manufacture for
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-01-30
PENDLEToN COUNTY.
MEETING OF THE WING LADIES.

On the evening of The 10th of January, 1915
number OF the Ladies Of Franklin, favorable to
the erection OF statue in honor of Mr.. Clay,
convened at the Union Church, for the purpose OF
forming an auxiliary society to the Parent Assoc
citation at Richmond.
After "a few brief remarks from Mr.. THOMAS
JONES, explanatory Of the object of the meeting,
On motion, Mrs. Il. w. DYgR was called to
the chair, and JonN NJ. JONES appointed Secretary
JOHN =. WoopsoN, esq, the organ Of the La
dies, read the following preamble and Constitu-
ton, which were unanimously approved by them I:
The Ladies OF Pendeton, sharing in the seuti-
ments OF gratitude, respect, and admiration, which
The Ladies OF Richmond have lately expressed for
HENRY CLAY, of Kentucky: and cordially
approving the Association they propose of the
Ladies OF '.ginia, for the purpose OF erecting a
statue TO nia: n.usiriods Patrio. and Statesman.
have formed themselves into an auxiliary associ-
alton for the furtherance of that bec, under the
following
CONSTITUTION
l. There shall be a President and three Vice
Presidents, Secretary, and Treasurer of this
Association.
q a book shall be provided, in which the
names Of the members and the proceedings of the
association shall be recorded.
3. All who contribute fifty cents, whether mi
nors or of full age, shall be considered members.
a. The President shall appoint committee oil
three members, whose duty it shall be to invite
subscriptions in Franklin and its vicinity; and
the Vice President shall appoint other commit
tees In the county, without limit as TO number TO
perform like duties in their respective neighbor-
hoods.
g. These Committees SHALL at least once in
every month, make report to the Treasurer, and
pay over to her all sums collected by them.
o. There shall be a committee Of correspon-
dence of three members, whose duty it shall be
to correspond with the parent Association, and It's
auxiares in this and other countless
Z. meeting of this association shall be held
in every month, on the evening Of every court
day, until otherwise directed
In pursuance of the first article of the Consti-
tuition, the following persons were elected officers
President, Mrs. Jane Boggs; first Vice Presi-
dent, Mrs. f.. w. Dyer; second Vice President,
Mrs. n. l.. Fish; third Vice President, Mrs.
Jno. Nj. Jones; Secretary, Il. w. Dyer, esq;
Treasurer, Mrs. VIM. w. Monroe.
In pursuance of the 4th article of the Consti-
tuition, the following ladies were appointed COM
mttee to solicit subscriptions Miss Louisa d.
Boggs, Miss Mary III. Masters and Miss Hannah
FL. Dyer.
In pursuance of the 9th article of the Consti-
tuition, Mrs. Samuel Johnson, Mrs. Joe. ii. Priest
and Mrs. VIM. Hammer were appointed Com
mttee of Correspondence.
On motion, Resolved, That these proceedings
be published in the Harrisonburg Republican and
Richmond Wing; and that the editors Of other
Wing papers be requested to copy.
On motion the meeting then adjourned.
SUSAN S. DYER, President.
Jso. NJ, longs. Secretary.