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Forester, July 25 l848,
To GEoRGE T. RICE manufacturer Worcest err said
County, and CHARLES THOMPSON, merchants of Bos
ton in the County of suffolk, Assignees the Estate
OF JOSEPH PRATT and EDWARD EARLE traders,
and partners under the firm of ]. Pratt Earle both
OF worcester, In said County, insolvent deb, ors,
Greeting.
VOU are hereby required give notice that the third
4 meeting OF the creditors of said j. Pratt & Earle
and OF each of hem will be holden the Office John c.
u. Davis, in Worcester aforesaid the tWenty third
Jay o. August merit, at eleven O'Clock in the forenoon
anu that the second meeting Of said creditors adjourned
to the fourth day of September next the place
eeVen O'CLOCK in the forenoon which meetings the said
creditors may prove further debts against the said J.
Pratt d Earle, and each of hem and show why
certificate OF discharge shall be granted each of
them, and at said third meeting you will also your
account AID dividend will be ordered. And you will
this notice by publishing atesed copy this order
IN the Daily spy, a newspaper printed in Worcester
aforesaid, and in the Daily Atlas, newspaper published
IN Boston aforesaid six times before the day of said
meeting "And you to make OF this order with
your dongs thereon at the time and place said
ing. CHAS. w HARTSHORN
true copy Master in Chancery.
,o-,c. Attest Geo. ]: RICE. Assigpees.
J27d6t CHAs. THOMPSON, ASS'sS'
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WORCESTER & NASHUA RAIL ROAD
Open from Clinf0nUiLle to GrOton
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ON and after Monday, July "a, Is4s PASSENGER
" TRAINS will in connection with Trains upon the
Fitchburg Rail Road, to Boston, follows:
Leave Clhtonville at 20 AM O5 AM and 405 P. NJ
interesting at Gfoton with Trains from Fchburg to
Boston at 705 AM, $40 M. and 40 P. M or the
arrival Of said Trains.
Returning-ie cave Groton for CIintonvle at e27 A. NJ
NJ and Is p NJ the arrival of Trains upon the
FItchbnrg Railroad which leave Boston at A.M IL NJ.
and ass PM. 4st.l .- # M ~
The above tt aims will also connect at Groton with
Trains upon the StoAey Brook Rail Road for LOWELL.
STAGE will leave Worcester for Clintonvile and
Lowell at 645 M and l3O p M and arrive at Clinton
vile in season for the Trans which leave CIntonve at
% M and 405 Pm, and Groton at $40 M and 40
PM, over the Stoney Brook Rail Road to Lowell arrv-
ing in Lowell at 1925 A. M and 5 a5
Returnfng-Leave Lowell for Groton at TAO A NJ and
LIS M and arrive in Groon in season for The Trains
for Clintonvie and Worcester which leave sroton at
n A. NJ and P. NJ, arriving in Worcester at IL A. NJ
and PM. - = ~ -'
The Trains which leave Clintonvlle at 05 A. NJ and
Lowell at Is M connect with Trains upon the Lowell
and Lawrence and Boston and Maine Rail Roads, thus
forming communication between Portland and Worces-
ter New York, and the West by way of The Norwich and
Worcester and IVES ern Railroads
Fare from Worcester to LotOeIL, SIPS.
Stage will run from Sterling to the village of New
Boston in Lancaster with passengers for the Train which
leaves Cntonvile at 20 AM returning after the arrival
of the last train from Boston and Groon
The above trains connect at Groton with trains upon
the Peterboro and Shirley Railroad and the Vermont
and Mass and Cheshire Railroads, by way the Fitch.
burg Railroad. w. A. WHEELER,
Worcester, July 90. dwtf Agent
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DIED.

In this city, July 27th Warren b., son Of Mr. Benz Bar
ber 5,re-George SON Of Mr. Henry Murray, 10 mos
2sth Mr. Jeson Conner, AZ yrsJuiaeha H. daughter of
Mr. samuel Taylor, 10 mos; Soth Edwin T., son OF Mr.
Thomas Crosby most Edward son of Rev: Seth Sweet
SIst Geo. S. son of Sherlock Dustin, mos; Jas g.
of James F. Martin yrsi Elizabeth, daughter OF Calvin
Chambern, Is mos. ail w n 49, - 49, : -
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PHYSICIANS PRESCRIBE AND USE 1T
in THEIR PRACTICE.


Messrs. II. P. Skinner q Son. merchants Hudson, Co
lumba Co.. N. Y, who say that for the two years they
have sold H. not person who had used it, has said he
did not receive full value for the money he paid for it,
And that several physicians recommended to their pa
tent. and used ii in their practice April l84S they
port many bottles as being sold to physicians.
Grants Indian Pulmonary B q s M
is prepared expressly for the of Consumption Coughs
Asthma, Bronchitis Splitting of Blood Pains in the Breast
Side or Back, and LIVER COMPLAINTS and
Grants Indian Purifying Ertract
is The Chiefs Great Purifier Of the Blood and never has
failed to ScrOula Eryspeas, liberated and Nursing
Sore Mouth, Biles, Ulcers, Scad Head Rheumatism, Salt
Rheum, and all ERUPTIvE and SKIN DISEASES, and
by its extraordinary in regulating and equalzng the
circulation, Dyspepsia, Piles, and COsttUeness.
JOHN A. CLUSSMAN, General Agent. Office 60 Cedar
St. NeW York, who has appointed the following Agents
Enoch Merrill, l99 Main st, Worcester; E. Sanford 81
Co.. Oxford S. & g. Shepley, Fitchburg; d. p Billings,
Ware Village; A. C. Nichols, Barre Alpheus Haywood,
Athol Factory Viage Wetherel, Field & Haws, Peters
ham; Read & Smith, New Braintree Allen Newell West
Brookf.Id; VIM. H. Sessions & Co, Warren; Smith 81
Bates, FskdaeVillage; L. Anmdown & Co.. Souihbridge;
Rufus Rawson, Webster; Knapp & Balloon, East Douglas,
Mowry g. Murdoch, Uxbridge; WIN A. Hayward Mord;
d. B. Fisk Upton; L. Stowe & Co., Graton L. Winter
MilIbury; Winter 81 Houghton West Boylston D. L. Greg
DRY & Co., Princetoni N. H.. Pearson, Sterling; W. S
Thurston, Lancaster G. A. Allen, Leominster Joseph
Whitman Westminster. d2awSFeeply32
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instruction in Music and Drawing
Miss C. C. BENEDICT will give Instruction in
Music on the Piano Forte, and in Drawing with the Pens
Gil and with Crayons and taking Lkenesses with Crayons
from Life For terms, &C., inquire mt Rev. Mr.. BENE-
pcr,s on ELM STREET. few rods west OF Gov Lincon's
References-Rev Mr. smalley, Hon. A. ID. Foster, and
n n Long ESQ diff July 49,
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CRoPs New HAMPSHIRE. The season,
with US, is fine. The late abundant rains have
secured the crops of potatoes, unless the rot
should hereafter affect them, of which there are
at present no signs, and Indian corn, from drought
The hay and English grain crops, now gathered,
are heavy and good-Keene Sentinel.
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ROBBERS KILLED. We learn from the East
ern (Miss.) Clarion, Of the lst inst. that Gale
Wages and Charles McGrath, in an attempt to
rob and murder Mr. Harvey Of Perry Co. were
both killed by him on his own premises. on the
morning of the 2lst ult. Wages and McGrath
were leaders OF gang of robbers and assassins
known as the s'Wages Clan" They have spread
more terror, says the Clarion, Land committed more
murders and robberies in the south coun-
ties of this States, than ever did the famous MUIR
rell in the same length of time.
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
10 JOHN e. WILBUR of Grafton, in said County, black
smith, Assignee of the Estate of FRANKLIN M
debtor, Creating
YOU hereby required to give notice that the third
meeting of the creditors of said Franklin NJ. Dwyer
Will be holden at my Lce in Worcester in said County
on the second day of August eCt at O'Clock in the
forenoon; when and where the said creditors may prove
further debts against the said Franklin M. Dwyer, and
show cause why certificate of discharge shall not be
granted to him, and you will settle your account and
dividend will be ordered And you will this
by publishing atested copy of this in the Daily
Spy, newspaper printed at Worcester aforesaid,
times successfully before the day of said meeting, and
giving written notice OF said meeting, by mail other
wise, to all known creditors of said Franklin NJ Dwyer.
And you make of this order with your do
ngs thereon at the time and place said meeting.
HENRY CHAPLIN,
true copy. Master in Chancery.
J25d6t Attest, JOHN E. WILBUR, Assignee.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Worcester, IS. July 10, l849.
Esquire Assignee of the Estate Of NATHANIEL
STEARNS, of said Worcester, yeoman, insovent
debtor, Greeting.
YOU hereby required to give notice that the third
meeting of the creditors of the said Nathaniel Stearns
will be holden at the office of Thomas & Hill, in Wor
cester aforesaid on the fh day of August nert at two
O'Clock in the afternoon, when and where the said cred
tors may prove further debts against the said Nathaniel
Searns and show cause why certificate of discharge
shall not be granted him. and you will settle your
count and dividend will be ordered. And you will
this notice by publishing attested copy of this
order in the Daily Spy, newspaper printed at Worces
ter aforesaid six times successfully before the day said
meetng and giving written notice of SAID meeting by mail
otherwise TO all known creditors of said Nathaniel
Stearns And to make of this order with
the dongs thereon at the time and place of said meeting
BENZ. F. THOMAS,
true copy. Judge of Probate.
J2ouot attest, WV. GREENLEAF, Assignee
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FIRST PREMIUM.

FIRST PREMIUM.
GREAT REVOLUTION.
Eclipse Daguerrean Establishment /!
No. 8 BrinIey Hall. No. 9.
NHlS Establishment, which is the oldest and pop
ular established in Worcester uAites rare
advantages for carrying the Daguerrean Art in all its
perfection and beauty Within brief this establish
ment has produced
5000 Miniature Pictures,
which in point of superiority and accuracy have never
been exseed. The proprietor, DR.. Van Alsn, having
had many years of practical experience in his art, pre-
pared to
Challenge amy Competitor
to trial of skill either in the perfection and beauty of
Daguereotype productions in the exceeding cheapness
which he is enabled TO offer them the public He has
imported instruments for his exclusive use which
superior any in this city elsewhere and his pictures
which warranted to be superior any that be
produced in Worcester, put up in rich and elegant
cases, for the low price of
One Dollar Only.
N. B. STOCK of superior quality constantly hand
and for sale. DR.. VAN ALSTIN
aWorcester July %. dwtf
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

Below give the history Of another interesting
which is only in the power of HERRICK'S SUGAR
COATED PILLS and PLASTERS to perform. The high
reputation these celebrated family medicines have attain
ed in all parts of the country is than subsantiated
by the wonderful description daily perform
ed. READ
Mr. Wiley Gaylor, of schodack, Rensselaer, Co., N. "
aged 81 health naturally delicate, OF nervous, s0nguine
temperament attacked with disease of the lungs
which we'll nigh proved fatal in the fall OF 1885, Since The
above Time he has been considered by several eminent
physicians what is termed consumptive having all the
symptoms of that awful disease After trying remedies
without number and still getting and worse Her
ricks Pills and Strengthening Plaster used plaster
applied the lungs and two pills taken three
each week. The course soon worked visible change.
The soreness of the chest was soon relieved. The ngh-
sweas ceased his appetite improved and in three
he again commenced working at his trade, coach.
maker and continues well this day. Did room permit
many interesting incidents connected with this might
be given. but must stop where are, leaving
reader to judge for themselves
Orders 60 be directed to HERRICK & Co. No. 6 James
St., Albany, NY. Sold by d. SCOTT, ia. & Co.; TUCK
g. RUGGLEs, and s. c. WHITE, Worcester. dW1t
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CHEOROFORM

MILLER s. NEWTON-DENrTTST
1876 MAIN STREET,
Having first introduced the Chloroorm into Worcester
and successfully used in their practice prepared
administer il in all cases where it is needed.
s. p. MILLER,
Worcester, Jan Z. diff JAMES NEWTON,
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% ROss'S XpresS forward all sorts of par
GELS and small through Direct over the Worcester
Rail Road to Newport Fall RiUer Bristol and Harren
July ". dwtf
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DIR. HI. f. BISHOP,

G6nEG @@s OPERATES in all branches Of
gpss4sN ST SS~- Dentistry, at No 1872 Main st.
The liberal patronage he has en-
oyed in Worcester the past years. enables him TO re-
Ter those wishing work to great variety operations
ranging artificial teeth prices and warranted work to
satisfy all that employ him. June q
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On Wednesday, August I'd,
ola N& w, Railroad & Steamer Knickerbocker.
TNICKETS purchased for this Excursion at the Ticket
l. Offices at Worcester, at the Stations, and at New
London will tile the holder to return FREE on the
evening Of the third of August ...ss
All passengers not having the Excursion Tickets will be
charged the full fare 81
No Tickets sold in the cars. +. %
Passengers from Way Stations will take n o'clock train
from Worcester. SAML Ill. r. LEE, JR., a,.
Norwich, July 81. Sup't.
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CHLOROFORM

NWIIDefCS Patent Plates,
THIS new principle of Setting Teeth wi bout springs
used by lid HE. BISHOP.
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DIR. HARRIS, 154 Main Street, prepared to Extract
Teeth Without PAIN by the of this recently discovered
substitute for Ether-CHLoRoFoRM.
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ROOMS TO LET.
'FNWO ROOMS in w rden Block 20 by 48 feet. Inquire
l. of JOSEPH Mason, or T. STEVENS, at No.
July dtf j. e. T. STETENS
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PREMIUM DAGUERREOTYPES,
Rich Denli Wells.

Rich Demi Wells, Soss2sa5a IS
OF Rare and choice patterns with limited invoice of
~ New and Original style of Wells. which cannot be
found at any other Store in this small City Worcester
ISAAC III. UPTON CO.,
WALDO BLOCK Bonnet STORE.
June 49, div weop3t27
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COpartncrship Notice.
CHARLES p. BIGELOW and WARNER HINDs have
~ associated in business under the firm of BIGELOW
KINDS, for the Wire Weaving and Sieve Manufacturer
business in all its E-ancf es.
CHARLES BIGELOW,
WARNER KINDS.
Worcester, Jnne /, lsf7. in2dtf
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We learn, through . prospectus issuod from
the Office Of the "Davenport Gazet,e,' that Al.
fred Sanders, Esq. 10 about to retire from the
casessr, and establish new paper ., Cairo, Ill.,,
to be called the "Csiro Della" This 10 an cx-
cellent point for q Q establishment Of paper,
and We doubt not Mr.. Sanders, with his anti.
war and an,i-slavery notions slightly modified
will unite handsome support in his favor
Success be with him. Dubuque Erwen.
Thank you kindly. friend Merriu,-ra,h.
CT Inst though. We have supported The
Gazette for seven years nmid adversely,
aud now TINT il has become Of On nxe and
standing in society TO support itself, we
have no idea Of farsaking il. Mr.. A. II
Sanders, who is abou, 10 establish tho above
paper, 10 n junior brother.
We do not exactly understand your in
sinustion in respect to oar anti.slavery no
tions. Ifyou would infer that We nre wha,
il termed nm "Abo!i,ionist." or "Libcrty.
party" mon, yon nre vastly mistaken.
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Mr.. Gushing, with M escort Of two com
panics Of Dragons, left here on tho 18th
tor Puebla. TO assist in organizing the cour,
Ut inquiry appointed 10 investigate the IN
fortunate difficulties between the genera
officers here. !, is understood that on The
court being organized, il will adjourn to thi.
city, and here transact its business.
On Sunday night last, n Texan Ranger
named Adam Absence, Of Capt. Roberts
company, was attacked by u number 81
Mexicsns in tho suburbs of the city, and
killed. lie was manglcd in brutal man
ner, aud tho Texans, exnspcratcd at the
cruel death Of their comradc, sailed intt
the streets, the next evening, to the rum.
her ct fifteen or twenty, aud proceeding Il
the quarter where Absence was killed, took
fearful vengeance upon party whom ,hoy
found armed with pistols md knives. Sew.
cnlecn Of tho Mcxicans were reported kill.
ed, and forty wounded.
Herrera continues very III. One Of the
Mexican commissioners to negotiate an
armissicc had arrived ut Queresnro.
The city Is infested with ladroncs Of al
kinds, who are robbing the people with i'm.
punity, without any efiorts on the part 81
the authorities to arrest them. The Dill.
gence has been frequently robbed by these
iadroncs.
The MEXICAN CoxGREss.-Thc mem.
bers comprising this grea. body have ngrced
TO meet in full quorum in ten days after the
FIRST advice on the subject of peace from
Washington. The idea Of a speedy peace
possesses tho general mind. The people
seemed better disposed than for long time,
and balls and rou,s were frequent.
TuLucA.--A person who came in from
Tolucu yesterday, SAYS that tho night be-.
fore Mexicnn, we'll mounted and well
armed, rode into tho plaza, aud after cut.
ting around on his horse for few minutes,
approached nnd fired al Que Of tho officers.
Zaca'eaAs af,cr long silence. has u,
length spoken, and recognized the govern
ment Of Pcna y Penn.
Cry or MExlco--AnGck on tie Pa.
frol-Thc ''S,ar" says might before last.
the 18th, between seven and eight o'clock,
as the patrol stationed ncnr tbs Plazuela
del Carmon WINS passing through neigh
boring street, accompanied by the officers
oftho g,,nrd, il was stoned md fired upon
BY body Of Mcxicsns. We cnnno, lenrn
that there was tho least provocation. The
nttnck seemed 10 DO concentrated matter
quite lnrge body of s'Grcasers" being
armed with pistols. They were fred upon
by the patrol, and toak fight into neigh
l,DrinO 81 rect ,vharc fhov mo,n s.,1.io.i,
met BY patrol. The firing also brought,
out the Texan Rangers, qunrtcrcd in tha,
vicinity, when a general melee followed. -
Tho result was nine Mexicaus killed, and
como forty or fifty taken prisoners. and pIa.
ced in tho chnrgc ofthe police near Fl Car.
mon. No American was was injured
Tho officers Of the guard wero extremely
sigi!ant, and shot several Of the attacking
party.
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eUPERrNTENDENT OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Remember TINT mex, Monday will he the
day IL election for Superintendent Of Pub
lie lnstrnc,ion-the day upon which tho
question 10 TO be tested, whether M aspi.
ring politician he privileged 10 Gus. from
otficc onc who WINS placed there by the
people d lown, and since has faithfully dis.
charged i,s Duties. Remember that Ms.
Benton hs-. BY his ncss, which "spcnk l,ud.
er than words" acknowledged Mr.. ilarla,,
90 nc the Superintendent. AZ a Scnninr
he voted in favor II granting Mr.. Harlan
200 ms salary for his first yenr's SER
vices NJ Superintendent of Public Schu,ls
thus admitting him TO he tina, ofFicial
Remember that the whole Of Mr.. 'rhos. II
Benton, Jr's. prctensions to this office nre
based upon a law quibblc. A few dema-
gogucs residing Al Iowa City imagining
that they had discovered adV in the law,
10 accordance with which Mr.. Harlan was
elected Superintendent, resolved TO take
advantage Of tbis lame legislation Of their
party, and, if possible, elect warm parti-
san n iill that station. Mr.. Benton was Sc.
lsctsd and he now appeals to she voters Of
Iowa 70 unto with him 10 taking advantage
& this bubble in the School Law. We
dsspiss such party chicanery and really
hops that 90 man Of upright mind will lend
b io6uencs 10 further means . unfair
.ood dishonovabls.
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WASHINGTON, March o.
SenGfe.-Afier the reteseucs cf various
petitions, Mr.. Anterior, from The Commit
tee 40 Naval Affairs, reported : bill in con-
Ermity with Mr.. Yulec' ) resolution 10 es. oh.
lish q list Of retired scamen. o. this bill
un incidental discussion prose, in which
several Senators participated.
Mr.. Cass gave notice That lie would col!
up the Volunteer bill.
The Deficiency Hill was then taken up
ond discussed.
An amendment requiring the bids to lie
opened to the public BY the Clerk, was
adopted.
Mr.. A.herton advised tho SENATE to take
speedy action on The bill, as il was intended
to advertise the loan abroad. +y4
Mr.. Webster has The floor on this qnes-
tim to-inorrow.
On motion Of Mr.. Hannegnn, the Senate
went into Executive session, after which il
adjourned.
House Of Representatives. MIR. Cum.
mings offered n resolution to appoint COM
mi,tcc who should report resolutions express
s,ve ot the deep sympathy pfthe House u,
the condition OF France. Sumo objection
was made To the mo,on.
The order "f tho day, viz: Mr.. Cling
mans motion, was then taken up, and the
motion WINS finally laid on tho table.
On motion Of Mr.. Vinion, the House re.
solved itself into committee Of the wlnu!e
upon the Indian Appropriation Bill. Alter
spending some time in lie consideration,
the committee rose and the House adjourn.
cd.
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NEW IOhk ADVERTISEMENTS.
We hive received from v. B. PALMER
Newspaper Agent Of New York, three col
umns, embracing sixty.three distinct adyer
tissments, which NO are requested to in.
seSl TO the amount Of nine dollars! We
Gre awnre that western newspaper editors
from their poverty, caused by the very lin.
tied circulation Of their journals, coupled
with want Of advertising patronage, IRE
10 tho habit Of advertising Tor eastern h",-
ses for nero nominal prices, bu, TINT dsy
has past with rs, and il eastern merchants
and manufacturers desire their conmodi.
lies made known 10 the western public
through fkis pnper, they must a. Ieas. pm.
living price. We submitted to our ngen,
above, . tariff Of prices some two or three
years since, which we arc willing 10 abide
by, but We cannot advertise Ut rate thu,
will not compensate journeymsn for com.
position alone.
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SCHOOL FUND COMMISSIONER.

Major Moblcy. Of Dubuque, who was
elected last spring to the above office, and
subsequently, resigned, has ncuin appeared
before his fellow citizens - candidate
Tor tho samc Office. lie very judiciously
rcmArks:-- .ssts
an tho election last spring, the people
generally did not think il proper aud rrh,
70 DO governed by political differences Ia
the selection Of School officers, and il IL tc
10 presumed that they will adhere 10 this
rule In the present instance. h il 10 be
hoped That the great school system about "a
be put into operation in Iowa, will not be
nade subservicns 10 the party politics Il
the day. This the people can prevent, md
doubtless will do co. We want NO poln;.
cat OF religious purity school system n 10.
VA; neither do NO want 10 choose mon q
az tho Offices to carry cot the system, with
!eierence to theirrelieious q Political opiu-
IONS; but wc want conpetent end truthful
men, who will discharge their duties. mo-
with rsgnrd 10 \ religious shr political par.
~, but 70 The whole ps6pIe.s 81