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TWPUNThNTEest'h TOM High A"fhofIty.-FrOm
the editor Of the NeU York Mirror, august o. ISfS-A
PERFECT CURE, AND NO MIsrAKE-We about to write a
voluntary statement of recently effected by WIS
TAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, which the editor
OF this paper Is willing TO give under his signature.
We make IT pro bono pmbco, have seen the
proprietor OF this invaluable medicine and nothing
at all about him About four weeks o. the COM
posors In this otice was suffering badly from cough
that be was unable to sleep night and too weak 20 stand
at his case lie became very pale and thin, and gave
symptoms OF falling victim quick consumption We
recommended to him various remedies which had no Ell
feet Finally, gave him bottle of WIstars Balsam
OF Wild Cherry, which Obtained OF the essrs Sands
of this city it afforded him immediate relief and he
we'll man, gaining IN flesh daily, with ruddy
pexon, and slightest symptom OF cough These
are facts and further particulars may be learned this
office We should add, that the cough in the above
accompanied by profuse spittingoi blood
Price 81 per bottle six bottles for IS.
bs-Bcware OF commercials
None genuine unless signed /. BUTTS on the wrapper
For sale by II, S. PATTERSON,
Dec l9-3tTu Th&Sat Washington, ID. G.
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MARRIED,

Thursday evening the 2lst nst by the Rev G. SMITH
THOMAS CATION ARiANA daughter of GEoRGE DALE
esq, all of this city.
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For the HOIydaysy

Private boxes, rs cents, dress circle and parqueue, so
gallery, rs cents.
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AdeIphi Theatre.

AdeIphi Theatre.
Messrs. G. F. BROWNE and H. F. NICHOLS, Proprieors
Mr.. j. b. GILBERT, Stage Manager.
On Friday evening" Dec. o. will be performed the thrill
ing drama of
LUCRETIA BORGIA.
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Favorite dance, Miss Louisa Pray

To conclude with the new drama Of
TIME TRIES ALL.
Mrs. FARREN'S benefit on Saturday
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OTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA -Abbe-

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
~ vile District-In the Common Pleus.-A. X.
Patton ads John White A. K. Patton. who is
in custody Of the Sheriff of Abbeville District,
by virtue of writ Of capas ad satisfacepdum, at
the suit of 4ohn White, having this day filed pc
titon with a schedule on oath of his whole estate
and effects, real and personal, with view to OBJ
tain the benefit of the Acts of the General Assem-
bly,, commonly called the Insolvent Debtors Act:
Public notice is hereby give to the said John
White, and all the creditors Of the said A. K Pat
ton, that the said Petition will be heard and con-
sidered OH the sixteenth day of October next, at
Abbevil!c Court House, OH such other day as the
Court may order during the term, commencing on
the said sixteenth day of October next, at said
place; and oil the creditors Of the said A. X. Pat
ton are hereby summoned, either personally or by
attorney, then and there in said court, TO show
causeif any they can, why the benefit of the acts
aforesaid should not be granted to the said A. X.
Patton, upon his taking the oath and executing the
assignment by law required.
): THOs.. P. sPIERIN, COR.
Clerks office, May 81, ls4s. l6tfo
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PIANO FORTES.

Mr.. AAnoN A. CLARK, having lately returned from
New York with choice assortment of PIANOS,
With and without the EOLIAN ATTACH
MENT, from tho celebrated mandatory of
Nunns & Clark, and intending 20 keep for sale a
constant supply Of these and other
Musical Instruments
AT tho Ware House Of Gciger and Partlow, in the
town Of Hamburg, on rs favorable terms as at any
place in tho southern States, invites tho attention
Of those persons in want of such articles, and So
licits them to call and examine for themselves be-
fore proceeding further, where will also be found
supply of new and fashionable Sheet Music and
Books of Instruction for the Piano.
A. A. Clark continues to Tuno Instruments, III
which business he has heen employed for nine
years past.
April ! 4 6m
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sGoUTH CAROLYN Ahbbevilis D;sasrics 1n
the Common Pleas Van. A. Lawholn, who
has, been arrested and is now confined within the
bounds Of the jail District by virtue
Webb, having filed his petition with schedule on
oath of his whole estate and eeets, with the pur-
pose of obtaining the benefit Of tho Of the Gem
seral Assembly. commonly called the Insolyelit
Debtors Act. Public notice is hereby given. that
the petition of the said Van A. Lawhorn, will be
heard and considered, in the Court of Common
Pleas for Abbeville District, ut AbbcvilIe; Court
House, on the third MondaySqf October next, or
such other day thereafter as the Court mny order
during rhs Term; and nll the creditors of the said
Van A. Lawhorn are hereby summoned, personally
by attorney, then and there in tho said Court to
show cause, if any they can, why the benefit of the
act aforesaid should not be granted to the said Van
A. Lawhorn, upon his executing the assignment re-
quired by the net aforesaid. ~
THOS. P. SPIERIN, c.c.p.
Clerks Office, July Is, l84e. l9-3m.
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:Eiecfioli Notice.


sNE0TIGE is hereby given to- the ManngeIs Of.
Elections for AbbeSille District, that
chncy isabont TO occur In the Office of TAXSCQI8
:LECToR for bbeyiIle District, by pifation
the present ncunbe bents j.. fS 3
hsconf orlnity, therefore, TO the late Act OF tho
General Assembly this State, and BY the authors
tys of tho same, Il specif thes Secend1
Monday ctober next as the: daysof EIectioA,
to fill or.supRly tho syacanoS which ill occur in
i'm the aforesaid ofhceof Tax Collector The Ma
hngers of for Abbeyille District nrc thcrc
fore required to attend at their Poisson
the day herein specified and appointed, and open
Polls, between the sumo hours, and in other res
poets the sforesaid Election for Tax Collection
shall be conducted in like manner, os is prescribed
for tho Election of Members Of the Legislature, for
one day only at each Poll, above specified. = The
Managers shall meet at the Court House of their
District OIL the first Wednesday after the votes
received, and on the samc day count out the same,
and declare the election. .4 ~
Given under my hand and seal Of Office Clerk of
the Courts of General Sessions and Common
Pleas for Abbeville District, this first day of Au-
gust, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and forty eight, and in the seventy
yenr of the Independence OF the United States of
> America, < THOS. P. SPIERIN, c.c.P.&o.s
Aug 12 23 St
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EoR TAX CoLLEc rs Il e

= For TAX COLLsEC TO r..
: TIVE are authorized to announce Selgt.s W.:
W. Higgins es candidate for FAX Collector st the /
ensuing election '#,3t 81 = 3, 81; Il;
We are nnthofized TO announce JOHN N
GOLDlNG as q candidate ter Tax CoIlscfpB.5
at the ensuing election. ---.s-.szf9a
sfYWeare authorized 10 announce JAMES
NJ. CALVERT, as a candidate Tor TAX
at the ensuing election.
% The friends of Capt. E. G.: MARTIN,
announce him candidate for TAX COLLECs.s
TOR. at the next ensuing election:
The friends OF WILLIAM y. HAM,
MOND. take pleasure i'm announcing hiu,
Canditnt. for TAX X,5COLLECTOR at the
ensuing election. - ~ "a 5ss 81,
The Friends of JOSEPH S. d. WETH.
ERALI.. announce him us a rCHndidatesS fer
TAX COLLECTOR, at the ensuing cleo.
tipn. -, - sssssssssSs:
The friends of the Rev. JAS. MOORE
respectfully announce hiurns a candidnt& for
the office of Tax Collector. ut the ensuing
elections.
The Friends of w S. HARRIS, onnounSe,
him as candidate for re-clectlonsio 10 che oi6C
of TAX COLLECTOR, at the ensuing
election. i
We ure authorised to announce JOHN.
CUNNINGHAM, as q candidate for TAx.e
!COLLECTOR, at the nextelection. - q
The friends of EZEKIEL TRIBE
announce Q him rs a canddutefort the office OF:
Tax Collector at tile ensuing election. .e
We are authorized To- announce TT,
CUNNINGHAM as n candidate for Tax
Collector at the ensuing election, ~
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NOTICE.

Johnson Ramey having executed to the UNDER
signed, an assignment oil all his accounts and de-
mands due him late Sheriff OF Abbcvile Dis
trict for Fees and Costs from parties in cases as
well Plaintiffs as Defendants: Also, an assign
mont of q number Of demands, chiefly, if not en-
tirely, notes, having no connection with the Sher-
ifs Office: Notice is hereby given to all persons
thus indebted, to make immediate payment to the
undersigned, or to Thomson g. Fair.
JAMES II; COBB, Assignee.
April 80, le4e ,S,.8S If
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a TDI D s.

Sss FOR THE. LEG1sLATUR1
SSgg$aYs To the sYotcrss d a bbeDilie Distri
NY friends of Capt. J. F. MARSHALL
.Salada. Regiment, most respectfully pres
;dH, q candidate for the State Senate, We
5py 70 unite with our brethren af the S
Regiment in doing honor to the. brave, p
- The friends of Capt. j. F.. MARSH
tho Savannah Regiment. nominate him
,aidate for The State Senate.
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iroR THE AsBEvQ.LE DANNEg3
RAIL ROAD-(Concluded., I,

ssSsss RAIL ROAD-(C Concluded.
sshe last speech, of which we will give a
sskeik is that Of Mr.. Perrin; and we de-r
z sire be as accurate as possible, because
sSShe ia citizen of the District, and friend
$50 ae SfhiI road, because he is friend to
hsEDkict.
eSaid that he thanked his fellow-citi.
zens + the notice they were pleased to
fake hlm upon the present occasion that
Eead1 1not feel at liberty altogether, to de-
ins. afsg9oa 70 sthe call B but in the few
:sS 81 reinaf ksswt he: make, he must
nov Mma hpon The Kindness Of the au-
dieaees and g them to aexcuseshim when
ssser any g might be- said dsamiss.
fer oWerfui sand eloiuent argu-
8 nents md appeals W hich had been made
s sby th& distinguished President, and the
sS1 Two hi habrable Solicitors that had proceed.
Sc ed hi ghe could not falter himself that he
4 NO be able to interest the company, or.
.sl;wi, 8 the support of the Road any who
WI there uncencerned, or standing out
hist it. - - =
q q .'s Twas we'll known, he said, that in the
d nencement of this matter, he was in
or another route for the road than the
selected. He had thought that. tho
3oSOuotilCtttd anu PiaCtiCollOute, " COtlr
Mssl@e seaboard with the mountains, was
Su8te with the rail road at Aiken or.
Ianl irg, and run thence along ,his1ridge.
inca EokesbUy) to some point in or near
- n:eS s:sAg's.. He said he had never, for
6S h. if he knew himself, INDUCED
26ne, fish consideration in regard to the
d, and, az an evidence of She fi,ct, that.
had sneyer, upo' any occasion, contend.
bat the main road should be- IoGatsds
sgh Or near Iss.ag.!tys !'he WI Y W
sss5ssIE believing, g asFlis
ssI t6an abTsothsf f.6Saaga 6aals gtE8sbts 3S5i
Sais, orig Is
sssssd. IA W W. 9 long Since
ssSi' 1l,,,,,1<,
ss'sss.-e = So aSEss. HIS stool
as;ssepIe5sntsd ii ins nssthe. rconve ntion which
catsdtag sadsss q 81 lhis Votes Were cas-
S<f'''t location and since tina
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FOR ORDtIN "A R

We are AUTHORIZED 10 announce
LIAM HILL Us q candidate for ORR
at tile ensuing election. sgaS
We are authorised 10 announce IA
S WILSON as a candidate for Ordin
the ensuing election. 9i:t. -,
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aoos1ild Be cotnpiefed ], 10 6tssourt
'HoGle, for one mi lion : of doliars some
iho1ght ei ights hundred thousand, even with
used il could be done with much less.
The estimates made q yeaTsago, We're set
down at from5on mil lion and q hnlf, ito two
millions. The dividends upon that large
sum would in all probability have been
ss4lal but if The Rond could be built for
eight hundred thousand dollars handsome
..diYide lends might sbe expected. He5askcd,
emphalica}ly ly, why did he think so? Be
cause there was no Road now in use, which
had been. built, with any reasonable sum Of
money, through a country of rich land, that
was settled by an industrious and cntcrpri-
sing people, bu. that yielded profit. That
2 few years ago theenglneers had surveyed,
and laid out the route of Road through the
Cherokee country, in Georgia, then a
wilderness inhn bited onlyeby savagez, who
gathered around the Camp. OF night, i'll such
numbers as almost to alarm those engaged
in the work-that that Road was now built
and already the forest had been cut down,
the country settled up, produce supplied,
and now the Road was doing large busi-
ness; and the country had declared hand
some dividends-that the country through
which our Road was to pass was wealthy,
ropulous; and abounded with commodities,
seeking market, the transportation Of
which. with the travel, made Road prof,a-
BILE.
y His connection with the Board was as
unexpected as it was unmerited hut he
took pleasure now, he said, in assuring the
other members, and the Stockholders
generally, that whatever of influence
he might have, and whatever energy
or skill he professed, IN his z1d1pidmaL ca
pacty, should he exerteds TO effect the COM
ple.ion of the Road.
He closed by passing high compliment
upon the District, for its liberal subscrip-
tion, already made, which he said was the
largest made by any single District, and BY
assuring our friends, from abroad, that
Abbeyile would yet go as far as any other.
| have now, Mr. Editor, laid before your
readers a brief, and imperfect report of the
speeches. have done it as accurately as
the-circqmstances would allow, not expect.
ing At the time, to give 4 full report of the
rsmarks. But they were, to my mind, so
forcible, that Ideslred to present them to
the consideration .of the intelligent citizens
OF the District. If the views of the impor-
lance of this enterprise, as presented bv
iO'Nea!, Wh,acr, Reid, and Perrin, do not
convince, and prompt thinking men. to .ac-
ton, then nothing of the kind will dc, it.
It tisnow redncedlo acertainty tina, the Road
Will be built, and we bsg.nsse
lEaAs.hoss
ssFsgal Ssa
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q - =. 1s II Office. =: ~
THE firm of q MERRIMAN5 J, & CLINK-
~ SCALES having been dissolved on the Goth
OF April, by u. d. Merrman Withdrawing from
the concern Those indebted by Note must make
payment, as the business has to be wound up by the
hntSo October: L. d. MERRIMAN. -:
~ - fslE5s@ss ]. w. .CLINKSCALES.
TsCokes5ury, August 12, ! s4e. 9, 223s o.
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FOR SHERIFF.

=, !, ,s1 S FOR SHERIFF
GfThe friends Of Capt. SAM'L. "A. Hd
respectfully announce him as candidate fuI
if:of .!Abbeville District at the next election;
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
l. ABnEvILLE DIsrRIcv-In the Common Pleas
Thomas w. Tailman who is now i'll the custody Of
the Sheriff of Abbcvllc Distrct by virtue of writ
of Capius ad Satisfaccndum, at the suit Of john
D. Adams, having filed his Petition with a Sche-
dule oath of his whole estate, both real and per-
sonal, for the purpose of obtaining the benefit of the
Acts of the General Assembly commonly called
the Insolvent Debtors Act.
Public Notice is hereby given, that-thc petition
of the said Thomas w. Tdilman will be heard and
considered in the Court of Common Pleas, for Alb.
bevlle District, at Abbevillc Court House, OH the
third Monday in October next, or such other day
thereafter the Court may order during the Perm;
and all the creditors Of the said Thomas w. Tall
man are hereby summoned personally, or by attor.
ney, to appear, then and there, in the said Court,
to show cause, il any they can, why the benefit of
the Act aforesaid shea!d net bo granted to the said
Thomas W. Talman, upon his executing the as
signment required by the Act aforesaid.
GHQSaR. SPERM, c.c.r.
gss GasEsk,sO OHces JSnsS6 Id tmo 7
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! .HAWT'IIoRrJ SAD.
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|Noticeys,.

= III ofiTfss i I s. ssss.;;;.:.
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3. TO CONF RACTORS.
.;rs, s sCKEAP GOODSt -

STRAUSS, sIil sCokesburv.
aas Just received bleached and brown Shifting, IS
E6, Z, Sets peryd., l. S
4 ;4.4 long Cloth to l2 g, ,s$ 4, !
Fancy prints from to 25 cfss -,
Furniture do do 6 Ia g 9. 4 >'..a -, s. 81
Mo,uerning and second mourning Prints 10 Cts IN.
i french ~ qslins from Is to as cts Dor ward ..
4 Swiss ~ Muslins aud Organtin so Cts TO @I00.
yaconets and sCambrics from ls "a to. 6s
Irish Linen, Lnon Diapers. heavy Dn;.ss iE sro =,
Linen and Hollands Russia diaper, &c, 8 3 IS
lanen GambEis H' dkfs from le 81 TO $3.50.
Long lsaaon Bdlssrine and BarTege z 9
t.aotes and SCENTS tSlogss, grayats and Seas
EPantaloons and coat stuts from, o cts yd up. +
Linen drilI Croton CLOTH Bomb aans
isnank keen, French and English Broad. loth, Cas.
simefes, splendid assortment Of Diap Pete ifofaa
ailstata. R4s 90 ner x
full assortment Of Fancy ali icles.
taees combs brushes, Buttons, and III
y,RQNNE1SsA ND 5SIlRA Wff4ISs ssss
nbrellaa, esaaos, and Spnsh ades, ti0r mrs
ply q. shoes boots PeifuM-s M
naesy, 4ssaeerisss and Iobasco and
gsss, bsgt kind
81 above mentioned aIt;eIsa
we'll aud anime his stock sas JaTs
sgssns and wilE And many; az
nclas mgt and to init Tho
s'S0tIce.Fh would lSFIiE
hsS sasiS ixs
Tho RRacrloESfNf1D 1DIcis 'se sy y
afiss
which tenasd tss III s,ip iSDf.s
sass hs6Ess
'essss' eas sss ssass sssss i.s|s q; s,
hoshs Oh
found Sz36rjfixs sxS1i6ts
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!. H. govu gsecu,i.y, a.... -
pay FOR titlcs 80 2 S. $: -
y .ys Ssh. AL JONES, c.E.A.p.s&s
Comm'rst Office, Aug IL s4es d A &22-5t5 q
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keIscns in want of The above MENTIONED art iclsai
oalE dnd his stock Ian JdTsS
sgssns will and will And MANY; az
:fclsg ny nsntionsa and init IN
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areisf If 8als
ai sss ss'sss sss sssss,ss a55a
Democratic banner., 1848-05-22
AIessrS.
ADDRESS.

BRorHERs OF THE ORDER, LADIES AND
GENTLEMEN: Patriotism has its seasons of
rejoicing, liberty has its anniversaries Of
exultation, and sometimes virtue itself has
its times of jubilee and holy triumph.
We have met here to-day not as the cham
pions of a party, for the prosecution of some
selfish design, or the advancement of some
private end. Nor have We come to illus
trate the name of some favored child Of
man--some chieftain with fresh ~laurels up
or his brow and fresh murder in his heart.
But we are met in the name of humanity
to advance the interests of our race, and to
commingle our rejoicings at the dawning OF
a brighter day for mortals.
He deserves not to be called a man who
turns away from human wretchedness or
guilt with careless unccncern, or gazcs upon
i: in stultified inactivity.
How despicable is the man who amid the
sympathies and suferings of the earth, can
live for selfish purposes ~alone-every wish,
every hope, and every effort terminating in
himself. Not startled by the cry of anguish
or the voice of want, he plods his sinister
way, treasuring up his own meager enjoy
ments, and suffering his own sorrows, and
dies, a thing uhcared for and forgotten.
Not SO the man of generous sympathies
and warm heart. Life is to him an intense
reality ; for he lives not in himself alone
he lives in the pleasures and in the pains Of
all who surround him. And the same in.
stinct that suggests the alienation of hi.
W Affections, suggests the effort for his
brothers good. And it matters not to hin
though the affection be the result of crime
1t is affection and must be allie waited. Ant
ifpossible the remedy must be co-extensivs
with the evil; and the philanthropist turn.
reformer in good earnest.
He who would reform society has usual,
two influences with which to contend, thu
opinions and the practices of men. FoI
evil, how much soever opposed to human
good, j%ustifies itself by a thousand reasons
and enters as deeply into mems creeds al
into their hearts. Unwilling to be though
inconsistent he who is under the dominan,
cy Of a vicious habit seeks plausible rea.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-22

LOUISIANA, May 18th, 1913.
McSsrS. A. ]. MARTIN, G. w. ADAMS and
EDWIN DRAPER:
have received your communication re,
Tucsting, in behalf of your Division, a copy
of my address for publication.
If you think any good may be accomplish,
cd by it, let the world have it by all means.
Earnestly desiring the success of youl
Division,
am yours, in l.. P. & F.,
E. NJ. MARVIN.
AIessrS.
a. ]. Martin,
E. Draper,
Democratic banner., 1848-05-22
TER MS:
LOUISIANA, Mo-, May 18th, lS4S.

BRo. E. NJ. MARVIN:
Dear Sir meeting of the louisa
ma Division No. s Sons of Temperance,
held at their Hall in the town of Louisiana,
on Saturday, the 18th inst, the following
resolution, on motion of A. ]. Martin, was
adopted:
Resolred, That the W. P. be authorized
to appoint a committee of three, whose du-
ty it shall be to wait on bro. E. NJ. Marvin,
and request him to furnish them a copy of
the discourse, delivered on that day, for
publication.
In compliance with which resolution the
undersigned were appointed a committee
for that purpose, and believing that the
general good of the cause Of Temperance,
and the peculiar principles of our Order in
particular, will be promoted, by the publ
cation of the address referred to, We most
respectfully request that you will, at such
time as may best suit your convenience.
furnish US with a copy of the same for pub
LEGATION.
With our best wishes for the success OF
the good cause in which you are engaged.
we remain yours in "Love, Puriety and
Fidelity. A.. J. MARTIN,
6. ". ADAMS.
EDWIN DRAPER
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-08-18
Mt. MoIyOkc Female Seminary.

III annual examination and anniversary ok.
ercises of this institution took place an J%ncslsy.
Wednesday. and Thursday Of last week' AZ
though unable to be present through Inc whole
VIC learn that the various examination rerc
conducted with The same tborougbncss and sns'
tanned with the anne promptness. which ol,soys
distinguish tbis dourisbina Seminary,
At ii o'clock. the procession from tho scr;.
nary to the church was formed. After prayer
by Rev. DR. Gilbert of Philadelphia, The ANIMAL
address was delivered by Rev Dr. FJwarJ
Beecher, of Boston.
The address exhibited nm uncommon bread,b
and compass of thought, and will reward one far
a careful perusa.
The certificates of graduation TO the fortv.6vc
young ladies, who composed the senior class.
were delivered by the Rev. MIR Swift, of North.
ampton, recently elected Secretary Of the BOARD
of Trustees, accompanied with a dioniGed and
afeetionste parting address. Tho names of The
graduating class are rs follows:
Mary L. Ackly, New Preston, Ct; Sarah
Jane Anderson, Roxbary Lydia II. Rabbit,
Mendham, N. j.; Frances I. Bigelow, Marlbor-