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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-01-04
Der Elberale 1secobatter.
Seabtna, BEN A. S5anlar lS4S.

E. w. CARR, No. 44O North Fourth ST.,
Philadelphia, is our authorized Agent, for recei-
wing advertisements and subscriptions to this pa
per.
OT9r. Gibarb G., in Sibanon, plent
blermit jur Hahribt, bas mir uns nlbt lans
ger NIT leeren 8srfprsbungen abtpsien lafHsn,
@enn bas 8sran9ts in biefer 0Scte nitt srs
fclat, wsrbsn mir unfr Dsrfprsbsn srfiqsn.
Sie Seenta brs9abe.-9sir fsnnsn ben
esitrn osS Ssobabtsr6 ;,par Feline @rtra.Rsus
jabrseabs anbiersn oc6 9ebsn mir ibnsn bsute
mas gum Hsujabr ssbrdublid) 1T, ndmlib auf
tu sritsn Ssits einsn NsujabrssWunfb uno
auf Der brittsn sinen Solsnosr. Der srifsrs
mag CUR llntsrbaltun9 oisnen unb Der qsstsrs
spirS alS ridtissr 9atumFi9sr &c. mdbrsnb
Rem 9an;en Sabre nielb fttn.
&rie9s=8eriammlnn9. Srsuns
Be- bss msrifanifbsn Sris9ss, Die qcfofcfos coer
wsnisifsns Gin 9bsl BARON, wsrosn bsuts Hab:
mittus cine BsrfammIuns i'm bsfi9sn @ourts
baufe baIten. 90 9IsibTit9 praftifbs Sris9ss
iibunssn bamit psrbunbsn itnb, ,pis in pbilas
cslpbia unb Yittsbur9, fa9t Der 4ufruf nbt,
tcb wsrosn Mrs beute mob srfabrsn.
Gin Gino oerbritbt. - Gin stpaS 1t:
Der Elm Sabr a!ts6 gtbn6sn bss 5orn. Sranf:
lin 9annsIap, in Der YsarIifrass sc9 fb am
Srsitoss sinsn scpf pOa fOtsnbsbsissr MiId,
pom 3ifbe auf bic Sruff uno murce eaSurd,
70 fsbr perbribt bas es am Samffass itarb.
Gas SanffTeber bat fib felt porssr
QBcde nob nitt 9sbsisrt i'm @s9sntbsI fbsi:
nsn AUDI bic Sanfsn BON Sarrisbure, @arlisIs,
Dorf unb Ssttpsburs baron anseifsdt worbsn
ju fsin, uno ibrs Iotsn iino in Solss baron
untsr par ssiunfsn. Die Nctsn BON csnjsni'
gen Sanfsn nslfs mir pcrlssts Wobs anSsiS:
Ten, paf1rsn smar nOb, manbern absr fbnsa
Don elmer loano in bic anbsrs, neil fis He'
manb rsbt traut.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-01-04
Inrebtbare 0a,npfbppt:Grp pip Il

DIT !-Sas 9ampfbcot ". Jt. eScbnIcn, bon
Cincinnati nab 9BbesIine bsifimmt, srpIcbirts
am Mittmc1 bsi Mapspills, Ssntufn NIT sis
nsm furbtbarsn Srads wObsi feb3is bic
Geben3iSMsnfben au9enblidIib 9et6etst unb
orsieis 70 fart psrbribt unb bsfbaosst murs
ben, bas fie fbwsr!ib ,pisosr 9sneisn fcnnen.
DaS llnslid ribtste cine 70 fbnels 8srbess
runs an, tas gar an feline Gsttuns gu benz
Fen War unb mas nibt eurb Die @rploion uns
fam srtranf. 9aS Boot psrbrannte bis au'S
9aaH.r. Die SabI Der @srsttstsn 1T flsin.
Observation-Disclosures Rabbarn
pom nNsaoinssr Iolsr" ibsnsn an bsr Diss
pepfy Su lsieen. 9Bsil mir ss wastsn ibnsn
i'm pOrlestsn SsObabtsr sinmal bic ,,Sbrsfs
fsnsssitsn" ouf;utfbsn bsfintsn fis fib un.
'pobl une msinsn mir bdltsn gar srfbrflibss
iinrsbt 9stban. 60 1T in Der sbat etrpas Tins
srb6rtss Die rSbrsdsnsjsitsn" in elmer Bbiss
Ssitun9 erwdbnt su finbsn, ba mir absr alaus
ben bab unfsrs Rabbarn bas eopssSistbt bars
auf nibt 9sfibsrt baben,fo srlaubtsn pir uns
sinmal @straub oapOn su MAIDEN, uno ,,p ar
bsi elmer @sIssenbst no mir ss spaitno fanoen,
cbns i'm Minosftsn baran Su bsnfsn, bas bas
9ina cine 70 ibIs 08irfuns bsi unltrn RadDs
barn berpcrbrin9sn mirbs; babsn mir ss bob
ihon 70 oft fblufen muffin unS nob nis bars
an asoatbt baribsr ju fIa9en.
Das fam in Der Sbat 8cfss oaran fsin,
w:nn ,pir unfsrn etfsrn anjsissn, bas sinss
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-09
To Keep Bird, from rrsi,..

Ihs iioTias isH, ws'ieA sl,.s opefsd by srsl- dehi- 's, iblnk, pe feciiy eheseioap. Oss sf my s"Ft s# $ haY'sg sy chAnsss braksa book tsss 4 oeeaf~a te fae tisat lh- hsken p..s ~s stsy,s nr b3 sIias, so as Co uFR freely sB every dtfss tio ao1fd giF~ lie afp~a'Aa gt .s'i0e thng BoSIoy about, Ehich ~opls Alsru tae biffs- I Bcrafafng- Y ri~d the Ftaa. and tnd iat sfa not PETs ghs Hitsd lcos hardy pf theEl Bet ol sewiy -audgesi sieFrfsst, dare e0fne nest
 hey had siisSksa tHg peas. 0n saspesang . t~w Bus oi he ksehiag glass sfnoagst theta the 1aaIs1'Frs 5 F the place The tea'its attacked ny srcS" pears fNhl fbey seesst-a very pat;tai to ] hi' oi e9l FBg Elass ssse~Jssied sn fTost of shs e. PH' Sop te ihe tsiss h.f Ny syages wese a. St maca daaasge4 before Glssy wess E,pe, by tfashss and s'afisDgs3 P8ees of isskisx gls@s sfoFe tiirse s~ As, ahd ltot grape touched af icf~ates have seiofe iIie5 many gsans bsai ney- er t7ah4 any 70 sf1.ci gs tbs sboss. CsfFey. gf fs.4 sxaeg4 EhlasssES
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Nr. Trisl fni SAari.

PsoE Ts.st h-s a' 4st lJ1Ha maa tia, La. p.., g stopper On his eafra5ty. Cen. Ralles appear. f5 have t,.e inciaaiisR 'sr entering iato se of lhos ioas ePis.5.ary coa.r5ysrsiss which anpear the se Iisfi oi ihe knight ers a ambassador Tho eorrss- Po'deat of tke PifaygDs. Erssag from Maxlce oa ths @1! has tke fll5wi4g.
 "MF. FfeaaoT, who arrived hs,e co he is.a. w ith dsP2tcbes from " assgn-tIH br1ugh. an H- ots.-r e9niuahicaiious an 9rc~r to Genc-4l Ba5trr to send Mf Iflsi cat oi tas coan,Ey soon B, he had xis- ca tSs eEtivhee bet3re tBs eoa5t ol lsq4ir. sal, azs led to believe. as . Trisonsf G-n Bu'lsr i4n- uicdlateiy comm ca'eI to Nr Tis; the orders oi lhN OeyrTASeat. sa4 appri<ei hitn of hi. iatea- ;ioa to cHec4ie th=m. Ar. Ir.st taea a.. .f-sse4 A long letter 'o Geu Batter deuyiag he. rght 10 ar- resi- CT iafcib4y nlgFe.tfasa tIe county al Au4ef- can ci .tzrH- Ibe 2 1ty ef ihr Geuefsi was brieay taa' Be iai recv'Efd cf4-rs ir9ni b.. Cay.faa4~ni iins esa'Fe sa iavIf a4 " sps at he soA l eNsc,s i'.sn f9 the iet'efi aat fer'heTWgrr iisa' t 2 a. ne tFer ti- ft7y o. yaTh*ssal 70 replg 10 the al Eaaaen' Sc. Aa Iii ia s-it.oa 70 his ii sbis a a etI&eH. Ike C y@Faa4yH Hi eoa I ueg s4ve lone iess ton ta sFfesf l.se, .g vlslic4ie is ai-nt,y api asseft lis s4itSsitY.
 be s4lne cor ~-or lsnt usale- a sseaa 4lt~ states alt Gca Bauer asi a-iaaa5e-. ot t'ic Cen [ iha ihe Fesnai sf et ir3si-s tr~t f41ny .geid b.. ta<en s2e~eis ss5tr so fiss' i scr sss a f g8 lhHg usa' 'ae PpoF ie+oN is ts b~ trstte. out ef Aess1o 'ars sassEb la ysr. enst table gfriica us a -Sessessi
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-09
CRElTlNN.

The work of creation is drsc.5ed iR C. ness as enc Of new combinations. "'Tie Leri God fo,Ei- ed man out of tss dast of lie gs,ssd:" aHi ont oi ilte dust oi the ground coaLRue io bs formed Food s constantly being ess.nIi.ted into the solids anI fluids of the hoaas frame; hat tood first q traeied from the ground and composed Of earthly elemenis,-Nhst is ihis. in the .sse of inc gro8ta Of ebiid in'o man, tui vi>ite eregis0R of bone and Uscle, flesh and blood; whetbef ty another process, or the sane with that trough which the hisi man become "a iifing soul hal Is growth il The vegetable world different from cos1iuue,5 creation of bark and woody hbe; When ~e ate told thats single acorn contains -se germ of whole forest, does the word germ ecnbia an ineligible ifes o vital prci city 10 nitds' Is ihe bcorn any thlng to us thsA sign thai. cer.ain con diuons fulfilled, ihe creative en'rsy whieh s uui- VerS4liy present will Gevelope igD bcing fhc shrub the tree, and ultinsstsy the fofct7 With this sen Ngleat ln our fnlncs, Me kagt offen atched in spring The development ef the yOang shoot and blossoms, and always with the highest interest. The process ID the oi the heFss-chesnu tree s one of great rspidity. \ bal i rms half an inch n length, and within fortnight in favorable sea- sons, the bud eNpa nts mo StyO, twelve iHche 2 long, with psndsn; leaves, re$elRbln- green ps- r4sol- We have asked oarseiv thS qsestion-Is hPsssitle ina, fortnight ago. 'his green parasot as shu, up is The sfuaii bad winch then drew our attention' l. is no, 10 be beleVed. The bud wsS ihe be ginning of a charge which has been followed by other changes, Were these changes SO rapid. iha', within many seconds TOW days and years, iuii Srown ehesnat should start cat of ;he earth before our Syes, NC should e1ciaiG, "A Inirscle."
 "Ihis Is the hand of the Creator" And why are Dot to recoguiLe he hand ol the Crestof becaase the miracle IS of less speedy accomplish ment l. not every s'age of the process, every stroke Of the master Weikman, separate miracle, over which we are iaYi'et To pause, and wonder, and adore: l, is beautiful thought, and one that belongs 10 the sublmes, conceptions of both phi- fesOPhy and religion, thai the work Of creation has nOl ceased with Inc past iAat every srh is The ere alton of new being; that every spring L., to the vegetable Hcrit, reSBrTfctioa as literal thai which has been promised 10 man. that the imPalss of grsVitstien. the csBiripesai and centrifugal forces all the laws of nature arg The direct a-is pi Deity. guided D his oNn infinite SIston.
 Fes.zafnfteY kerieJc.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-09
The Centre Of Representative Population, and its phiIosophy.

table calculated ty nr Patterson. of tle Chi ted States Mint ia Pai2delphia, shoa ias the u'rs oi The refreseataii.e population iAs Aied States ai each ecnsas ffom l790 10 F b inclusive gives ihe following results: In I790 the ceails O. repTe- sentative population was ih Baiumore county, M , foFty-six mics north snd twenty Iwo east lgom Nasaiagtoa ln l-0o the centre sa- ia Carro!l county. Md hity-iw5 EI aorlh and nine east from Washington. h lel0 Il W zs Il Adams coan- ty, Pehhsy lsaaia Ky four iaiies nosh ana ihir.y west from asbins'oo. h 1920 il W3s in Morgan county, Nirg Ris, iJftY Y-sey mics norh sad seY- enty one west fIom Washington. h lsS9 i; Was in Hampshire ceaaty. Vng'nia, forty ihr1e niles north and one huadred and eight west l,ril Wash ing'on. h l540 Il was ia Marion c2uElY Virginia, iAirtg -six mfles noT.h aLd one hundred and sixty wes, from Washington Thus | would afspaar fAst i!ls eeatfe oI refreseA alive population tss kept nearly on ihe same rarsliei oi i4titut for dffy years, ihe ls uie of iS40 beins within tsn a4ilrs O. tha oi l790 IL has a the sane iiy years lB1Y, wes'wac oEe hundred sId eighty -tv , il4es.-B Bsl- iia.oft .ln1fi jcaa
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-09
Mir, Van RuFcb.

Ih- EG.fr@s'leal bslng insiiei 'p tre Clay [ s- tv4i ia NcA Yok, Writes hsRtsesg le Ser, ysl scA c0ataiai tse LDiioWiag
 My personal relations \ th Mr Clay are oi avery irleB1iy csa aeirr aud ta,e ,tnes-et the fs> egt demonstrations cf personal resss ana Poiais4. de- soIioa, on Inc part of tis tends Jhi. cgy. al s ao claef fseiir gs hsa taose oi respect .Y
 NF Van ha co has ueT~r 1Ar54sh h's ch-ck .i career, pefmHea poli'tcei clF fcaees ta sa-ct ti psE~oaai felaiiofs Ills Grb4ait, sal .ua,irY gem e;siy dIssfn~i hS b.ilegrs' Ioes and E.a ie ls. @ tfeai hila N i,h Fersanal lf Frbce and iss9~Ct Mir Calhoun IS ibs 18iy u.sa iu tie CBfet states sho Was et-r cruel euoagh To eai jba saEr ef hIatsr- hook 3fe't and msta hian siof4e of a!i tas sugld. df Van Bdfea w4s n3' for q sh5.l .tnir, la .pesA ing is'ai. Bat Mir Cssao4a's r1ie. as sx..rcss- ea il rr eate. 70 Nr Clay. sas- thst Ais.psFs1rs4 tyilos t ai. pod t1ss fasAtsgas Dat tl- a ea{4os. hoNesvf. asi bo3 lasI sluz aRd ihe>s Two eaafs..' si4'esRsE becafEs etsef hiic l4si iIle4da - DeG- su
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-09
The lr.,t ..I .n =

"h9 c'1 aesa. u,.s Ns t7as ceus ~f. hiv>elf 'hr Sr g t aa4 + t,r B L-Z g-r.y -t -- f.sr bot ~oa oH a t-tuf - e..t-s4g g f.t f.s- ,-siti. f- cf "i- "tte.r aaa -a.t' 5s tae 1aur' .iag al sfv 'hsa ~s-a-s tsss ia tts Te-arta.- l~i'os -'Ts thv FHh.'e | -se 4s .-.s-e,tlass ts~ iois~ ..s ps.a- @fash
 sIa-s Y r~fsra h..a,a. hare savssaalg a.lsb- -fs'e- u-~e 4 aats ta i~lt. f5 H ! er ns ipi~s. co NJ {.i Ht- slls st-.- al To Y rsuutr,. Thr roHa e tstss~a M uaaif ci.3 a- l-e ta eoetta ge ta rFfvate lf.. T.n-t canzsf'a4 10 < ' f-sjags. e"alsgi D. aai B sisa fs5@gfgilY i0 i.ef efl)fus aa " pBbis, 3alr, has t--sB gAs1lal and sfHtsrras,- tug. li te.a~e tae a-- oi r l aanle aa} ffe-s a- 1uft3os Cerseeseurss aA"ui8 rb@N~ ~4ich have be" so cohfids@ tiy Ps~ -et hs H} iyf~nd. .o8l3 lnsiy ifcaf tbsif r~prnseh4s 4 Y oAa h~sst: and h oa the e5o'fsfy. >aasd as.rn4 ta tte 4Ss oi A ssme, whatever, the r- an may t@. sh4li s-cafe hofh have thsr~fsfe tHsy eectied 70 leave ts rhe Ns'iousi C3assBfJon. NhiFfs is ss ss4eunole ue1t Jaoe. ths ceu~strTa. ies 9i T nstfs~, s-c.
 ! tnl n5s ttS csas ast --l has. sis.ss @t tt and Nhe4 eFsA A ] a,9a a, It po dog bsfk
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The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-09
IroEa l5e Pe,slu-g T -eur,
Thf Cirtnlar.

Mr. Clay, r his fast edici, declarcs:. ..a; great numbers Of fellow ci irens, 5o'h ot ra'ire and fofeigf bi,th lr4o decer,d and tbercf e voted a-apst al the 4., election are sgesg for aa opportunity of tssiowing theT sutraees HYon sae ' he e-utism oi 'hs gactatio1 Is oHly .Hae4 by ihe cool assurance of Mir Clay, il inc s1ne letter, thA; he wl rsceive fine votes c! tie three great Sta,es of The Union Ie ert that .=y e1ss tr.ts- ts.r- ton of cur ceuutIymen were 'deeciYe1' as to tte poliicsi opinions o1 NJ. Clay is paying hu ps,or compliment 10 their intelligence, and 70 claim thai great uqUbeis who yosd the dsInpcrl ic Sst fn lSii, are now ''esgerH 10 vote for the .Eigoosi- ll oi Ftders,-Hi IS lhe greatest absark;y that ever entered the mind of a rational b-irS The fc- d-fai party diG iheis who'e dstY toward. Nr. Clay in IT t and Il very toubt!a! T hail the amount of ea'hfsslasm Can s-an De u.anHtsc'uss fer a Federal can3'date for Presl6ca' lhe o9iy tang 'ha' wlll secure ihr election of Sir. Clay ior te test,rai party [, adopt Mr hamp'on's proposition. and am N-x,~o 10 the Uni'e3 States l9r iu tAai event. aB the gesrrss, ''boh of aa'irt and ftt,.s btfih, wii be certain oi bes'o,s n. their suf $ uPam 'hih"' 4lI Clay is~cfy roP4Ia1 ,a MgA- Ic3
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-09
The tou ua,er st >iaa,,, .a,,.,

he Ir,sl pab.ss'sed at NesSsrs fsls. ziyes soroe aa1ioaai particular os tai. reEslsf>ase De. aoao- aoa.
 Tssle rck saf -o,ae '~fa hatas.a8 yara4 n,ssy ~r5e isl ae}. ,,sa-s aat ,a-ss @befe foe foot ,,s asH Betrt a1tea ts 'Esat hsse bsea yta ted Ha-s placed up2s s7ls and msuss9;as brogztt 4Nay =
 ae taua1ef sl Jse D ssls was resrd 4ll 4sY-aa sfot whefe n~veF Dvso.s stepped tre too' oi aaaa --ss he+e a"reo're tas fHsa4ag s'efs israa1s .s3 Rear afFTearbs theS Apsk~d s2iefs ps JTF la;ls-
 Backs Shich sf very 70 4 Aaiss had s7srie tir,es fo2cfna 'As sesi oi lhS steaaer Mac ef is- Ms aa3 r d.e te@aats I b5eh ihe esps4ia had ,s4,ss ht@rNi eEesa, sefe oi1WA e ;irce.. anJ fe,tgysd '1~ s1fBe tt eas~ ss ihals t bad aees 5a srs n1
 ibs cause oi t,,s ~9es, 4i fasi 0i Inc w8t@rs of Nia- aa esa s@l3 te aece1oseo for sy s4Ypeaas ta A las A<e hSas >i f1e Ia tae trwef cad of Lake Eslz have At9s dEwa bo5sty, sri fsrm sast gi can b~tsesa Fer, Eris and B. ta.s 1ae wA.ef s ssl! lew aGt sra4gAliY fiSany
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-09
FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE

ffL'IITFF tINf " n '.
 N,sr| tflf q rsrls frga Hs Military Iasiafe. THE 18th year has closed with t20 pHP1ts. The
 -lst ~essisu whl conltneBee on the lst Mon -- e Nsrh. under tie management of the subscfi- ssf slee1 by l former experienced aszs staas, and a s e.'~s ca ,ae 25th day of July, Isis.
 fr'~~ar Hopkins leetsres here to ihe Senior 'l4'. Q: Noane Ladies, every day. oa a very fine tar7'z' sn1 Philosophical Apysrsias. bsieHgiag ist- s~so}
 Pf..-..ers Wycba and Ssiit attend 10 classes in l-'ia trenob, and Mathematics. whilst the Mali '' e'efsi., ia whieh they take 10 part, are going ta al the 5tlet Institute.
 .ss '-2i IF. JOHNSON, PgineiraI.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-09
NNtare-

Ia EBg'and ,hs srerags Ssgas 0f 3 la5ersg l. 39 cents PCT day, hal the standard Sares greatly. The N5itlaghsm stocking weayers, Is sa a1asess b ias psopes satci that, aItsE goiiihg hiteen or sxfean hours per cay, they cogls eas earn iron ose dollar t8 one collar asd twenty-five eeits yer week, 4be were obliged t0 sabaisi ca bread ana wafer, oI potatoes and sS1. F. Ireland, fte svar- age pTsse cf common tabef IS from tsh ta fw-ise cents per GsE- fn ffsnee, the eornal0a wages of a hsT~G laD3rer Ihsrsy-seveR eeilars aud 6fv~s eeS.'s for man. and sIgA:Aea Gesrs and seYeaty- Eve esafs isE woman, Ire Faxes ca ~hlch ars s- qaai to ens-hfsh S tire ueif pretuct r. some par,. of faGsa. Shefe lhs laharers gssA' tat h'tt rIcs and sa.i, ,le common wages !y~ 4s five ceau day
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-09
\ sermnn for Yonnr Laais..

h rN*haEge paper says ih4' Dot. J., thaa iacof- sizsbe o5a aaiBt. sit cga'go4rs 70 fFeach tast ss tslihldIy esef. Here ls 4cl ifss.s hs sr-- nCa to tis yoahg wUiseg, VissS aa lt-e Soaa4ste gaeai of tae nsA veal
 My yagaS MAitsas l S1oW ysu al Asmt ,e ge' u4AfFi-d AS sooa yoa eulcr yOSf tee Es. bal U l. bet'~r io Femsln ge a8d ise upon tse cod soap ot solitude, iAan to mary as spl 1e aare baf P1yestS stgiekeR opss.ea oi Inc aos oglry ol my ssN. They are corrupted by ihe rntscall=d re- haefBeats of he age. inflated vi F prbie. .e fooled sg f4shies, se strala st tbs soa ea a hseh they live, so given 10 eUlsifsilSz ~hIsk@rs ana fa0ss'sehss, sbiis tasir aorass ase ia a wsetebse s'4-~ tsf wan' of E~@a,hg. sBa ss sstrsFsua win half sGnitf and .Sg n4s, saal sesrrsv oas Ia ty-l ty is zesth t~sng trusted wstb &ffc ''
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-09
char,oal bod. fer N,eian..

We weaia asg to car EstninE ffisn&s f yea haVe bsen burning any eiAae eoai esfibg the past ziaiier, b. ysq f-fee sp fhs sic ef oaT eos pss, as eiae patches t8T CGealnheF5, s.aastes ana n tea. h tbes~ sstasiseas ths ins~ets are pretty utat tafaea osai vl the ssI, ba6y eggs, shd at sisa they sslfi up your sssss as soaa s .hes eeuae 0g' et tse grsa@a. 1h- anAlsiiatssa s,f "eFuss aud ivsee q wii snable your yrsas to gst sarf eriots agss and bsgs, wIA L. m0eb abroad fhe eoas nat8 f1sas@s a0s o the yrsese rsiss ftqe ns @' sg taais eNIsis9ee. h. seg n~Ee ssgA tAis hf
 A aate referred to ae~ io41s q efeasss,al i,kt nizh b. p4rehAsed irozs 1he a-aresi hsse sssa,h i. e'ae2 oE teaaafy, aaa a1ed ~iaa yress Ea thls cz. fz.
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WESTERN MILITARY INSTITUTE

GEOkGET0HA, kF HINDER tie inspection of a Beard of visi,ofs. C appointed by the Executive; the AdJstan, Gem e-Al bcisg tcxotseio) Presideu, Of ihe Board
 FACULTY. Incorporated with all the Poaers. privileges, and rights which are exercised by the Trustees and Fac s.ir of any College in tl,e United States I r JOHNSON, \. M.,s General Superintendent N ?. HoPkIss, \. M.,' Joint do. and Prof Nat. Scsence.
 W | Fosrrs. \, M.,t Prof Of Mathematics and Civil Engineering. U. WYcux 4. NJ, Prof of An. and Mod Lan zua-cs.
 II foSsrsrEa, Esq. Prof of Law, Moral Sci sacc. snl Political Economy. . q. BlAINE. A. B, Tutor. ; R SWIFT, <. NJ, Pnncipa! of Pfei.sra,oFy De e4rtm@Ht. E N. GArSr, Esq. Assistant.  'Elaca's1 a; West Point.
 -Nirgiuia Military Institute.
 Tha 1rs, veal closed with IS6 sis3cnts- The ae- e.eIc year commences on the Isl of September and csse- on ths flo cf Jay, with puddle examination ts.ere u.e B7ar4 of Visitors.
 IeTmF Tuition ts so to sfD per year. in at rlaes. Boarainr IS SD in the country, O. slg9 i'll 'asi. per year, eFerythiag furnished.
 .4a Cadets Wsar uniform Of blae cloth. ai s3 v pe- yard They are six hours | day in schooi, lsl 'vo hours oa drill (iu good wesiher.) s5- Az additional building, two stories high, with :8r ye-y i4rge rooms. w be completed this spring Gs-ree tgwH Feb. =, ISis
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MIL ARRANGEMENTS.
EAsTERN-r;G Reckros AsT'si

EksTERN-e;d Rockros NspaleeE. nse. sunday. Wednesday, & Friday by a. n. Leave. Tuesday. ThGrsaay k SatHrdgy, ?. h.
 WEsTtRx to Seosia. FaH BFen, 8e Dss "Wednesday. and Saturday, F. IT, Lave, Tuestay, and Friday, a. Ii.
 NoKTHKkN--io BateSrELe Dae. Mohisy. and Friday, 2 ?. m Lea9e Saniay and Wednesday. ss n
 SavrnEKx b Hsskin:toa. Dae Sunday. Wednesday, anu Friday, ?. m. Ls3t-, Tuesday, Thursday. k Saturday, , A. n.
 Io Pia< Bleg aVd CaiEaa5sa nas, sunday. aud ThuIsday., ?. m Lelre. slBiay. aud Thursday a. tn-
 To Hat NWtaEs Due. every Wednesday, . ?. m, Lsate, every Monday, a. fa. T. Perrsei!le. flaariile, Ga9 TIesfa!iasssriHe Due e,e,y other Thursday, ?. m. Le4te, etery other Monday, a. n.
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AsyxFagus Beds.

These sssosh t~ afsssee wifa eosa.,oss made ,f Seyen Fssis ot ~eH F0rI ssssure aas. one past ssh rs igcoFrcfa's fAe~e seit tog-ikAer sAen spsesa ne es@pass about 'we taehss tAies besweea tk.e aAets 'sssg care aos io sfyass the cfsx as of the roots a for&ihg, is ia< HanaEe IhIs cone. rake shoeiA @a1 aoS ia ths bed. al the faas of gsEssa .a. d s@it @ ever, sagAs ssaafs bet r pgfssias 1aEs eo8Fss you ali haze kae L1yxs eaets as.asss Es>
 Y yea have ncs tss ss asYsrsgas BOW ls she lang 'o make ug tse isE1ssAeF. by sSwiaz tsss
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Tzrlliag i.os-SAoo.izx Dsa<rtsra.--EI.

TAr3li4g S,iaaiiSs--S S.eo.i3g DssrtsrG -~--kG tract from a letter, csIea Czaaargs, March lSut'
 '.I have lust rsturhea fgos most melancholy scene. Seven ko.1seTH senfeaces1 10 dfAfa soi de.srilan- Three were first bsoagai eui, kheelsd on their collins, sBa Nsre shot I he etaeE t01i were fiea brOsght forward. kBeeie6, hzndage iis1 On ihsIr eyes-tae words. ready. present. '---and .giortoas news H was) the poor fcIsoss were re- prieyse, They al stood II hke ma'oTs. One Si thrm faiAlee when the handsge was taksa from hi' eyes
 Nc news, only thai the troops expected is ga c to Nctogiz wfn net De ss al unti further gr5ers
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Ham. .tranrc IL is.

What strange and myserioGs thiag $ ihe h9- man fraae, \ kaeek on The hfat, Ii rt dsrs n''' kAi. often renderS maa imbecile ioF iiis. Ar Hotehkiss, of Brooklyn, who was so nearly n1r- dered some months ssnce, has recovered his bodily health and is sOxly eguialag b.; mental fscdiiles bat he seetas te have osgoilen Every ihiHg he learnei during kjs ilfe, and bss to be taught 'o speak and learn his letters ss It he were ehl'd The sound cf his oss vo.c- in learalBg 10 arilen- late new word, saausrs Aim exceedingly
 Bals Saa
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Sugsestixe Tttlc..

We see aman~s, tine iisi of books psblisisl. ,he Iso iesieN Ing, sach book As they had b-en p0i p trsl pt,ffse.seiy al Fee~At eyenis
 .-'ihe Preach H'taoai a Mater, and
 ''M here to stop"
 Tbe sttsf might be d~o4ceissl mos' hspp1:, 10 M Lsifu keihn. ey certainly i bs le allpar to SO og ct hs ple>eat mad rate, q4ste Ieckless of al rur thefe Wl be no telling Shai SIA be i4e rhd oi hla. of Francs e4lhrf. We 1nIDesd that lis senieors b- .-i' be aoaDd up wilh a igg stop a.tstti. -f-- sueA uatse orsaa zs hs ls \ oald te al lae be1er iot eaod long s'oP--PascA-
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My enaaes,e, 4e.ipe Q oortaas in rri, .re rt..'

Hesry Clay.
 Ihs ''nuaGected desire to conii6ue in lfivare lte has alwass been prominent traif in The char 4eter ci Mr. Clay. Ills -ssi,e mode tg has been Inaniissied on many occasions, aud u has e;,cfa ed very mueh 10 his seroas inJury- Ite .6e.ire Co costume n prtNa'e bie" nc deabt pEsyeuiel bim from ieaEing Ashland last December. 10 uaVel through the eesHtry on . pohfcai Til-rithsse, aud has ever since k~pi hiin eeuhAei to has hans. Eve ry body kno"s that Mir Clay despi~es of.te sni i's efndnmeajs, aad rousdes the prfsi tial nlansisu as oaiy f fer such <ohscure" individuals ss James h. Folk II has friends ssould taficc If T hta crown. like CsVssE he would tnriee refnss 10 wear r. atcouAt of his ''uuaa-eteA desire te rrn4ue in priEate llie; and If thsse frleods shouli be su iooiish aDa iacoasies ate 70 elect hm Pr-sfteBt he would doUhtiess regard ii insult ot the aorst kiaf, aud promptly decline tile iialiry tlut.