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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-11-25

county Treasurer $4,000. Total amount
paid into the Treasury, up to the Isl Of oc.
tobet ls46, $l7s, 90. Amount awarded. "a.
premiums, including six volumes Of the
Ohio cul.iva.or, sl5o,oo. Expenses of
society for books. stationery, printing, pro.
curing Society seal, &C., &c., $10,eo.
Total expenditures, $leo,so; leaving a
Salancesin tie Treasury ofS17,2o.
y r. J. THOMPSON, President.
ENos P. BRAfNARD, Sec'y Pro tenn.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-11-25

WEALTH OF CHICAGO. According to
the assessors last return, the property in
that city amounts to $4, 100000 The tax
es on the same are $4,000. The popula-
ton is 1859
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-11-25

o. The following letter addressed to q
clergyman residing on the Western Re-
serve from an EMINENT TEACHER, residing
in Clark County, has been kindly furnish
ed to us for publication, and which is now
publicly presented to the friends Of educa-
ton on the Wsstern Reserre, for their con-
sideration F.. Il
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-11-25

O. Six inches Of snow on the ground
this morning, and still il comes
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-11-25

Meyico (cisy and capital 33 14U,UOU
1t is doubted whether Gen. Kearney will
reachtSnltillo in time to form a junction
with General Taylor; but if not, he can
easily osertake him before he reaches San
Luis Potosi
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-11-25

o. The Governor recently elected in
Delaware, is the first Democratic Cover
nor elected IN that Stote for t,Usnty years
past. That is victory worth Growing O.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-11-25
DEAR SIR:-

DEAR SIR:-
Engaged in works of benevolence
as | know you are, there will be no me-
cessity for me to offer an apology for bring.
ing to your notice project for elevating
the mass of the people from the present
low standard Of intelligence to very high
state of intellectual culture. On account
ofthe expense necessarily attending on ed
ucation in the higher branches Of learning
at the colleges and academies, ninety
hundredths of the people are forever exclu-
ded from the benefit of such an education
as may there be obtained. The common
people must depend entirely, so long as the
present state of things continue, on the
common schools for their education, and
for want Of suitable instructors and prop
er degree of interest among the people on
the subject, that education must be very
defective and limited.
The plan proposed for remedying these
defects and elevating the whole commu.
nifty is to establish high schools in every
township under the following or similar
regulations:
l. That house suitable for high
school be built as near the centre of each
township, as convenient, by tax levied by
vote of the township.
2. That the building and all matters
pertaining to the school be under the con-
troll of three directors who shall be elected
by the votes of each township, and have
similar authority over the affairs of the
high school, to that exercised by the d.
rectors Of the common schools
,. That the teachers ofthe high school
be required to obtain certificate of quail
fcation to teach all ofthose branches usually
taught in Academies.
A. That every scholar oyer the age of
fourteen, who is we'll instructed in the
branches usually taught in the common
schools, be permitted to attend the town shin
school.
D. That such as attend the high schools,
be entitled to receive so much out of the
public school fund, as they would have had
right to claim if they had attended the
district school, the same length oftime. /
From the above outline it will be seen
that such an institution while it would add
very little to the public burthens. would be
productive of very great good For those
schools would constitute the peoples col.
leges, to which all could have access r.
a short time they would supply the commu.
nifty with common school teachers Of supe.
rior qualifications. Parents would be am.
bilious to prepare their sons and daughters
by regular attendance and proper instruc.
ton in the district schools, to attend the
high school, go soon AZ they were os.the
proper age, NJ.
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For tho Portage Sentinel.

Pleasant township, Clark county.
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Hm1tiior Republican,
ANY
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
FRIDAY MORNING. uec. .. ls48,

CuRrsrm.s DAY. The first feeling OF The
,carl on arising this morning, should be, 'hat
of devout gratitude to our Heavenly Father,
for having permitted us 20 witness another re-
turn Of the sca,on--a season which brings
yiyidly to the recollection of tho Christian, IA
event which provided for him the means of
consolation in this life and of felicity in that
which is TO come. The day, then, should be
devoted to such exercises and enioyments as arc
consistent with thankfulness, innocence and
purity. We would not restrain the pleasures
ofthe young, for to them Christmas, above all
days in the year, brings Joy and happiness and
may they, ON this occasion, be merry to thel'
hearts content-happy in the presents made
by friends, through the agency Of that mysteri-
GUS being, who is said to descend through
chinnies for the special qualification OF those
who are good and obedient to parents. May
the anticipations of their youthful hearts 10
more than fulfilled in the ample store whieh
;hsy receive.
To the man of toll the day brings rest from
his labor, and the happy enjoyment of the So
eial circle. Days Of recreation are as neccs-
sarv as those for labor; and are equally bene-
ticial to society when nationally spent. To all
GLASSES Christmas day comes with hearty
welcome With some it is celebrated as re-
ligious festival, in which they renew their
pledges of fidelity to their Cteator-wth others
it is kept as a day of testivitY and merrment.
With all it should be observed with kind feel
ngs and good wishes; and especially should
The poor and the destitute widow and the
orphan, not be forgotten, in tho midst OF our
abundance and happiness. Let each individual
who has the means, resolve on this day, to fuI
nish the board ofsome poor family with album
dance, and the sleep of the ensuing night
will be more tranquil and happy. 1t is day
on which "peace on earth-good will to man."
should be- felt in the hearts and breathed from
the lips Of all. Enmites should be forgotten,
and offences forglven-and no feeling be in
dulged which can ruffle the serenity Of tho
mind, or mar the happy enjoyment of the sea-
son.
To our numerous patrons wo present our
best wishes, that the day may prove one of un-
alleged happiness; and that they may be spared
to witness many returns of it, blessed with
health and prosperity, and all that can con-
tribute to their welfare here, and their felicity
hereafter.
No paper will DO issued from this office to-
morrow.
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No LONGER
ssS&
:sS&s
BUT CHANGED TO rs.

but CHA NGED TO 3S.
{Gf-Ihe public are respectfully informed that by the
ordnance of the city, regulating the numbering of the
houses, the subscribers number has been changed from
" 10 30, Of which his customers and strangers will
please take notice.
The Proprietor of the celebrated VEGETABLE BIT
TIERS and COUGH DROPS, would take the present
occasion to call the attention of strangers visiting the
city and Others TO the superior qualities of the above
medicines for the cure of Dyspepsia, Bowel Complaint,
Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Rheumatism Colds,
Coughs, Consumption, and many other complaints to
which we are liable. In addition to the many certf-
Gates published in the papers of the day he has in his
possession number from most respectable individuals
all tcshiying to the virtues of these medicines and
which can be seen at his store.
The subscriber also takes this opportunity to return
his grateful thanks to discerning public who have
extended TO his medicines such liberal support since
their introduction into this city, and he is happy in the
belief that they have been productive of much good
wherever used. As he is the sole proprietor and manu-
tacturcr, he would caution the public against any at
tempts that may be made TO impose upon them spu-
nous article. Every bottle of his medicine is sealed
and stamped with the name the top of the cork also
fac smile of his name the label on the side Of
the bottle Non" other are genuine; therefore be not
deceived
His ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS are acknowledged to
be most excellent remedy for bilious complaints
They extensively used, and pronounced one of the
best family medicines now before the public.
In addition To the above he has many other MEDI-
ClNAII PREPARATIONS, of his manufacture,
together with great variety of PERFUMERY, cata
lOgues of which be at his store and which he
warrants to be equal to any in the city.
LOUIS GOULEY, No. IS Baltimore street.
Between Frederick and Harrison streets,
And near Centre Market
NJ B. Remember the No., 3S. the genuine rTtl-
CleS are for sale at no other place in Baltimore DDS
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PHILADELPHTA, Dee. "a.

The stock market continues heavy with but moder-
ate transactions. L. States new loan 80 So, Reading
Railroad Bonds 49,
The flour market is still dull and unsettled. No sales
have taken place. Holders nOmnally asking S. for
Pennsylvania brands, but find none to offer.
Not much doing in grain. Sales of 1000 bushels red
wheat at l02c-a decline Yellow conn., new, is held
at Csc; white do. about the price; oats 81 cents
Small sales.
Sales of Western Mess Pork at S9.1j,
Nothing new in Groceries; sugar j. in request and
sales OF New Orleans at SaSi cents per ID,
Cotton is firm rs last quotcd-Pdt1iot.
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NEW YORK. Wedpesdo,

The Cotton market is heavy to-day, and purchases
can be made l-Slower than they could yescrday-the
sales do breach 300 bales 5000 hrlS Of Western
Canal Flour have been sold at $5.5Oa3556, the latter
price for prime Genesee; sales of Georgetown $3.50,
and Of Alexandria from the wharfat $5.8 iaS544 $50
brs Corn Meal brought 81 $500 bushels mixed
Western Corn 20 cts; 1000 do. new Southern do. TIC
Salt Pork is rather heavy 10 day, and can be bought
at SlO3.5.
Ashes dull Pots si623; Pearls $3.50, Naval Stores
inactive. Spirits OF Iupentine is offered at 36a8 cts
Groceries are very firm and in good demand.-U, S.
Co cite.
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A LM A A @.
Moons phases
nIAIiKlED.

On the path inst. by tie Rev H. Scheib, JosEFH L.
bennett 10 Miss HTNRiETTA MEYER, all Of this civ =
ON Tuesday, 22d inst, by Rev. r., Il. Allen VVGLtI4h
Bingham, of Freedom District Carroll CO., to CHAR
LoTTE ELIZA, third daughter OF BENZ Shipey of Bal
umOTe. f{hy-WeStmnstcr CarrOltOnian please coUy
On the I'D inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Atkinson, SAMUEL
B. OwISGs TO ANNE p. only daughter of the late JOs
GOldthwait, Esq. all of this city
On the both inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Veitch JOHN g.
HErzELL to Miss Annette L.. WEBSTER, all of Bait
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PORT OF BALTIMORE.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER "a, 1910,
FROM THE EXCHANGE READING ROOM BOOB
CLEARED

fhOm HE hACliANGE READING ROOM BOOEGn
CLEARED.
BaTque Home, Wingate, Rio dc Janeiro and mar
ket, Jas. /. Fisher.
Br brig Somerset, Harvey, Demarara, J. G. Yates.
Schr John Alyne, Perry, West Indes Johnson &
Schr Ann Elizabeth, Adams, West Indies, R. az,
X, Tucker.
9chr Chesapeake, Stubbs, st, Augustine, Fa, Clark
s. Kellogg
Scbr May, Hubbard, Norfolk and Richmond, T.
Hooper.
Schr Alice Ann Pendergast, Huntingdon, West Indies
w. w. Spence Co
Schr Glenroy, Perry, Galveston master
Schr f. A. Stevens, Briggs, New York, Rose Mer-
rl & Co.
ARRIVED.
Schr Repeater Travcrs from Alexandria, ID. c. MGR
chandze, to Rose, Merrill 4 Co,
Schr Lydia, Post, 3 days from New York assorted
cargo, Rose, Merrill & Co.
EMORANDA.
The brig Mary Helen, fin Baltimore for ST. Johns n,
F. sailed FIN Edgartown (where she put for repas)
Goth instant.
Brig Selma, Jackson, of Baltimore, from Rio de ia
metro, arrived at New Orleans 18th inst. Sailed Oct
18th in company with brig Amazon, Oliver, for Balti-
more. Left brgs Argo, Reed, for Baltimore, in 4 few
days; ChpOla, McLennan, unc.
Bng Adams Gray, BoyCe, from Baltimore for RiA
Grande, spoken Both Oct lat 81 40 s. Ion 80 80 w.
Bng Victory, Elwell (bei0re reported ashore at Hu-
gate) was got off and arrived at New York Odd inst
Schr Exact, Folger from Baltimore for Nantucket
arrived ut EdgMtown Doth inst
Schr Mankin, Terry, from New York bound to New
Orleans with an assorted CARGO, run ashore on the
reef opposite Ambergrs Bay, Abaco on the night Of
the 10th ut after encOunterng very boterous weather.
and soon broke to pieces Captain and crew saved,
and taken to Nassau.
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Departed this life at Canton, Fulton county, State of
Illinois, the 9th of November, 1885, Mrs. FRANcRs
M CREARY, daughter OF James Hughes, Esq., of this
city, aged % years, leaving husband and four small
children to lament her untmely lOss.
1t may be great consolation to her parents and only
brother TO know, that she departed this life giving full
evidence that she about to enter on the freedom Of
blessed immortality; her last words were those Of
consolation to her bereaved family and friends viii
praises to her God.
On the 23d inst, HENRY McI.RAyY Jr in tho 3ad
year OF his age
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I L NM NfIrNIL,AIrn4


GA HANDSOME CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
The capital prize of &2O,UO0. in the Consolidated
Lottery of Maryland, drawn yesterday, wa5 sold At
NJ. JOSEPII'S Office, 1874 PRATT STREET, nearly
opposite the Depot aud next door to the Green iiou,,
TOMORROW, (SaturlayD at II o'clock viii be
drawn the Small Fr.-Capial $4,000. Tickets only
- cents, Can soon for prizes. IT.
Dr. CHRISTMAS DAY-OMNIBUS NOTICE !,
Ih" FARE in both Lines of Omnibuscs tor THIS DAY,
Is ~ cents, Is Is customary on all li"yhays. IT
a. The Rev WIN. II. MILBURN, late Chaplain to
congress, is expected to preach in Emory Church on
FRIDAY, 25th inst, (Chrstmas,) at II O'Clock, A. Nj
and the Rev w. b. EDWARDS, of Charles st McthO
dist +. Church, nj O'Clock, r. NJ. As it is intended
thus to celebrate the Anniversary Of the Dedication Of
Emory Church, the public are invited to be present
d2i-2t
3.NOTICE-MECHANIC FIRE COMPANY.
In consequence Of the Death of a member of the
phny the Christmas Festival is unanimously postponed
until u O'Clock p. NJ, at which hour the Company
hope 10 see all their invited guests
JOHN DUKEHART,
d2t9t Chairman Committee of Arrangement.
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NEW pERFrvJGRy sTOREy
F. T. Q Z 5 = & 10.
H. MANUFACTURERS .lND IMPORTERS u
pInII ~

r. q u | : & & o..
H7NUF.RCTGRERS md IMPORTERS yF
PERFUhERY AND FANCY SOAPS,
No, s;z B.fLTIHORE-ST, wcit Of G.4Y-ST
~ Il. ~ Co. IN introducing their Eteganctes for
n ne Io4d to the notice Of ladies and gentle
men, would be sorry to say more in favor of their
uccs than what they confident fair Trial will just
~ rhlltlr them TO- Aittr series OF experiment and
years OfproctcH experiences both in Europr and Anne
rca they attrr themselves they are enabled to pro-
duce articles in cir line, equal 10 any in the country;
a. they bring them ont they will simply state their utl
lty, without the aid of tulSome puff or pancgyric.
T.. LOUISE ~ CO.'S
RE l. BEARS GREASE
MS afuct - purely what 1t Is represented, being
obtained by f. l., & co. from TWO Bears recently
Killed IN this city. In Europe the article has
tor many years been universally admired and acknow
ledged to be the BEST for the HAIR. It's virtues are
prceminently displayed in the following respects, the
opinion, word for word of celebrated English Chem
ist and Pertumer at gives a vigor the lair which
soon produces an inimtablc curl and prevents its fall
ing out either in exercise or damp atmosphere. 1t is
paramount 10 any thing discovered for preventing
the hair falling off, becoming grey the latest peri
cd of life, and by bracing the pores Of the head,
strengthens the weakest hair, and produces uxurant
gowth on the badest places. 1t exceedingly promotes
EYEBROWS, WHISPERS & MUsTACHIos
To chidrcns hair the effect is singulary beneficial and
ERADICATES THE DANDRUFF easier and safer
than combs, &c" For sale ONLY as above, in Jars,
highly perfumed.
REAL OLD BROWN WINDSOR SOAP.
QJ- IMPORTED DIRECT,c0
BY F.. LO USE Il CO.,
FROM JOHN GOSNELL & co,
PERFUHERs TO HER MAJESTY, QUEEN VICTORIA,
No II Three Kings Court Lombard street, London.
1t IL freed from all harsh breaking qualities and by
being formed of the most innocent and emolent in
gradients, will be found deserving the patronage of all
who wish an article of real and deserving excellence
1t btstows smoothness of surface, and dehcacy of
complexion almost unparalleled in the annals of per
sona improvements in regard to durability will last
three times ~ long most soaps in common use nor
does change Of climate in the least diminish its native
virtues.
F. LOUISE T. CO.'S
POMAD e DIVINEt
A CERTAIN AND QUICK CURE
FOR CH.4PPED HANDS, arms OR FACE, ,
and for restoring the skin to its natural soness how
ever rough it may be from the severity of the weuher
heated by the influence of the sun, injured by other
causes. For sale ONLY ~ above.
AROMATIC CACHOU,
for giving pleasant flavor to the breath after smoking
drinking or taking medicine. 25 and 81! cts per box
+. LOUISE CO.'S
Elegant Treble Distilled LAVENDER WATER; supe- J
rior FLORIDA WATER; Hair, Tooth and Nail
BRUSHES.
F. LOUISE x CO.'S Rose, Magnolia and other
Perfumes for the Handkerchief. dlj eotfr
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OFFICE OF EMORY & co, I
Opposite Bamums, Bait Md.
OFFICIAL DRAWING of the Md, Consolidated
Lottery, class 10, for 1916.
rs 36 10 20 20 "a g. 10 30 10 80 25 "a So
}6 and IS, being the lat and ID drawn Nos each 90
and 20, being the Sd and 9TH drawn Nos. each 30
20 and "a, being the 9TH and 9th drawn Nos each 20
All having two of the drawn Nos. them, each 10
All having one only of the drawn Nos. each 5
1t EMORY x CO, No. 9 N. Calvert-st
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HNT ATCHMAN FIRE COTPANY'S
w FIFTH ANNUAL BALL
viii be held at the CITY GUARDS .4RMORY, on
MONDAY, JANUARY 18th, l947
En- G TTPE OMMTTTEE
WIN. Alexander, JoHS w. DAVIS,
ELIJAH Bishop, ROBERT BRUCE,
JOHN FITZPATRICK Of WIN.
MANAGERS OF THE WATERMAN
Albert Ramsey, John w. Clark,
George Skinner, VIM. Fl. Sadder
James Clark, Christian Bier,
Richard FOofnagle, John Shinkle
Joseph Bruce, Andrew Sumwalt
Jonah Tootle, james Soften,
VIM. Wright, John Ftzpatrick of JAS
Hugh McNeal, Joseph Merritt,
Thos. Fitzpatrick, Stephen Manly,
George Aaron, VIM. r. Reynolds.
MECHANGCAI.--A BraShiers.
UsIoN--W. w. Waite.
FRIENDsHlP-C. Brewer.
DEprFoRD-W. Shelly.
LIBERTY--A, Reese.
INDEPENDENTLY. Bmscup.
NIGILANT-E. Mitchell.
NEW MARKET-CharleS Mcdonald.
FIRST BALTIMORE-J. II, Coll
UNITEp-John Shamburg.
FRANKLIS-,IamCs Young.
WAsHINGTOH-GeOrge r. Thrush
fATAPsCO-H Minor.
How ARD-Francis Miller.
LAPAYETTE-G. q. PentZ.
CLARK'S FULL COTII,LION BAND is engaged
d25-tuituttufmSt
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UJf- THE AGE OF IMPROVEMENT. One of the
most important discoveries Of the age, in amporating
the condition of that large class of suffering humanity
consumptvCs, is DIR. Wistars BalSam of Wild Cherry
What time establishes and cOrsecrateS, what expert
ence adopts and confirms, what all men in all places
unite in saying is good and valuable is so no doubt
popularity of this sort fixes in society SO decp
and strong, that time destroy it, The success
which has attended ths medicine for several year; past
has overcome the preudices of all respectable and sen
sible men, and the article has taken stand among the
first class of discoveries and blessings of the age and
when rcsored to in season. eradcates the diseases for
which it is recommended.
We cut the following from the BeEo,rs Falls Gazette
Of January, 1886
WISTAR'S BALSAM. Notwithstanding our aver
sions to putting, many do, everything that comes
along in the shape of Patent Medicines and the fact
that we scarcely take medicines of any kind yet
we feel that we should be doing injustice to the com
munity by Withholding longer the favorable opinion we
have of WStGT'S BnlSdm in of colds and pulmo-
nary complaints. Having witnessed its good effects in
several Instances, believe it TO be an excellent ar
tCe. On hand and for sale by
L. H. STABLER * CO., 100 w. Pratt st.
Also by Geo. w. Jones, Baltimore and High sts
Seth y IIance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; Smith
Atkinson, 2SS Baltimore St; Candy & Bartlett, corner
Lombard and Light sts; j. F. Perkins Brother corner
Green and Franklin streets; Joseph B. Sansbury 81
Thames-st; DIR. y. II. Perkins, Baltimore and
Green streets; George II. keen No 323 Baltimore ST.;
and ". N. Robinson, So North Gay street DELFT
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llF. TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
DR. LEACH, No. Is Calvert street, (at the sign of the
Golden Aml,) has Il Chemical compound which, if in
hailed, will render a person nsensible to pain it has
been administered TO thousands in Boston with perfect
success, in both Surgical and Dental operations, such
as removal Of Tumors, Amputaon of Limbs, Extrac-
ton of Teeth, &c, without the patients knowledge.
Dr. l.. is now using this wonderful discovery in his
own practice, and is prepared to administer it
sonab terms to persons who may be obliged to under
90 any painful Surgical Operation, Teeth Extracted I'M
der its influence without pain 50 cents, or in the or
NARY way % cents.
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Chairman Committee of Arrangement.
BALTIMORE Dec. %

BALTIMORE, Dec. %, 1916.
G3- NOTICE The NATIVES or IRELAND,
the descendants of Irishmen and all friends of human
iy residing in Baltimore requested to meet at CAL
VERT HALL, on MONDAY EVENING, the 2eth inst,
at O'Clock, to adopt measures for contributing aid
warris the relief Of Ireland d24 dies
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10 TEMPERANCE FESTIVAL, The Teachers
of the WASHINGTON TEMPERANCE SABBATH
SCHOOL, in connection with committee of the Wash
Ingt0n Temperance Society, will hold a TEMPER
ANCE FESTIVAL, in the HALL, at the corner of
HANOVER and CAMDEN SITS, on the evenings of
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, the
I'D, 23d and 9th inst. The net proceeds to be ap-
piled to the benefit of children of the destitute reformed
drunkaTds. The refreshments will be served at 7oclock
and removed at O'Clock, each evening variety of
useful and fancy articles will be for sale, and speaking
at intervals during the evening.
Tickets 25 cents, TO be had Of j. F. Hoss A. G. Cole
John c. Quay, j. p. Brotherton, c. P Purnell, and
any member of the School, and at the door of the
Hall, de0I AT
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dealt

q~We invite the attention of the public to the GER
thcates Of cure performed by Or. CUILEN,S IN
DIAN VEGETABLE ANACEA which certainly goes
ahead of any heretofore published The High standing
OF the gentlemen whose given as having wit
messed this cure, pecudes the possibility of imposition
Ihere Is large number of persons taking their
medicines in this city, whose residence will be given bV
applying to the Agents, whose names will be found at
tached to the certificates. de2l