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TESTIMONIALS

CHARLES BARTLETT, Esq. ties t5f 3t4ft
The under signed who have for lime had children
under your care College Il, and who have attended
several examinations Of your pupils take ihis opportunity
Of expressing you and 10 the public lu,'4l you, ON
high consideration Your noble School With tue lpcai'.
~ eminently beaitful-with the arrangement Of the
sii,y ROOM the dormtorythe play ground the Gym.
nasilnwih the comfor and refinement Of the fainiy =
with thoroRhnesa Of s educational provisions and
the influences which are exerted the minds OF the
scholars delighted and unrequesied by YOU pre-
youths Expression Of grateful regards and earn
es wishes you may continue receive, ne you most
certainly deserve tile liberal patronage which you have
hitherto enjoyed. = 49,,
t4 Hac kensack
EpeAR THons Supervisor tie town Of
Poughkeepsie
f9 $ u TaowpRIpaK, Merchant, Ponahkeepste
ftCge Gro. VAN KLRECk, I" I"
JoHN 7. McCoun, Troy,
GEoRoR Y, PoMEHoy, New York,
ASA Holt, BROOKLYN 81 GINA F.N l}t &
lsRAKL HAwLEy Merchant New York
HUBERT VAN WAorNEN Poughkeepse,
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Npnrsn1nre of the second the act Of Congress
entitled An act for CHANGING the oeafIon 81 The land of
Gcr IN the chippewa land district, and establishing adj
diiunai Ind district In the State 81 Wisconsin," approved
March a. 1912 which provides thai For the sale Of the
pubc lanf IN the Territory ot Wisconsin an additional
land Office aud land dricnre hereby created comprising
ali the Isna not Included within The fict Of lands sub
iect 10 rne AZ Green Bay, Milwaukee, or Mineral Point
which shall he called the Wemsn Land Disiriciv Dc
hereby declare and make known that the land soce
created fsll he located AZ Willow river 81 Crox county
Ia he state of WISCONSIN
Given under my hand, at The city or Washington, ih
second day 81 March, ammo Donini one thousand eigh
hundred and forty nine JAMES X, FOLK.
ny the President; 69i4V4t .4sNlt -ff44y
RfcuARD NJ YouHo, Il. .l,3. ~ :. n. -, $500
Mar 9-lawl3w 1,
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EiT The above named medicine may be had in
Washington, wholesale and retnl, at The Store OF
the PROPRIETOR, Pennsylvania Avenue, three
doors east Of Sd street, at CIlAS. STOT'r & CO.'S,
Pennsylvania Avenue near 7th street; also, at H..
KIDWELL'S, Georgetown p. g. In baltimore,
Wholesale and retail, at C0uLSON a CO.'S, No. 4
South Liberty street; AZ ISRAEL GRAHAM'S 5,
corner of Baltimore and Eptaw streets; also al
GEO. w. JONES' corner Of Baltimore and High
streets. In Alexandra, at WIN. STABIs ES'Ss y.
r. PIERPoINT, and COOKE a pEELS, and al
other Drugeisss. N. s.al3a jan i---du
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Extract from the report Of the examining Committee
Tile committee believe that the eSamnlion han fetulied
M tat,siyng s who present that The teaching neve-
~ department been faithful practical aud Efficient such
as VIII produce thorough, sound aud naein education
Tie advantage which tnaeloo rjoysln rtspecto posi-
on buildings grounds for recreation, gymnasium, ahl
s abmrahle iuie rnal arrange we known MS
handy 10 need any notice from tile committee HIT they
refrain from directing the public TO rs spertory
Ia his respect over any oIler school with which they
acquainted
The kind aud excellent matron OF The school IS 50 alien
tive the various duties which are assigned TO her the
boys hardly feel the want Of mothers care,
The strict psterual discipline aud csrefnl waichfn
constantly exercised by the principal tM Bartlett
over his large im'ly and the happy moral and religious
influence which peryades the whole establishment, give
the parents every that they reasonably de
mand thai their will be well cared for and properly
trained the great purpoaes Of euaeilness IN tins
Is, III {6l o BRONSON
1}F8fc 3ttF tti ! w. FAIRFIELD,
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rvsLIsHED ~ cHAs. W. FENTon.

ApvEHrIssmssrs Fiy censpsr square she first inser'
ton-tweny FIVE per square i,resesy s'bl"en W
se,ion- thy ceais per square alternate Insertions
NOR Al deal.rtlon 10 yearly adyertlsers n tAN. Wy
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PHYSICIANS CERTIFICATES.

f. WASHIN0TON, ydHHdty d ioto.
| am Informed Of the ingredients of which Dr.
Schwartze's Compound Extract Of Sarsoparila Is
composed and believe II 10 be the best preparation
Of The kind with which am acquainted, and admir-
ably adapted 10 produce aalniary alternative effect.
PERIGRINE WAKEFIELD, M. ID.
@ wAsuINGToN, January 10, 1916.
" gives me pleasure TO recommend the Compound
Extract of SarsapnrilIa prepared by DR.. Schwari2e,
as have knowledge Of its constituent parts. be-
lieve that will achieve more for the afflicted than
any other preparation Of SarsaparilIa before the
public. IL. r. CONDiCT, NJ. d,
WAanNoToN. January ", 1876.
Having been made acquainted with the ingredients
and mode OF preparing Dr. Schwartze's Compound
Extract Of Sarsaparilla believe Il 10 be most hap
py remedial combination Of that valuable root with
he other remedies OF which tbs composed.
J. M. GIBSON, M ID.
GrouoErowN, .Jliinary Fl, 1913.
Having been made acquainted by Dr. Schwartze
with the ingredients OF his preparation OF Sarsaparila,
concur with the neutrality-suspicious. above, in regard
ing Il as an Alternative of great efficacy and In all
cases 10 which such an alternative Is adapted Of geat
power. BENZ. . BOflhEh, M. IL.
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WAnHINoroN, January 25, 1913.
| Most of the gentlemen named above are known TO
me as citizens Of high respecabiliiy; and the pro-
fessional portion OF them are OF the best standing
among the physicians OF this community
w. w. SEATON, Mayor
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'i. CANNON sTaEKT
THE Academy Ii buil Of brick, OF ample Dimensions
accommodate ify b0srers aud arranged expressly 10
female boarding school, sztsd "a Of The most favor
able locations ~ The village being CENTRAL RETIRED pes
ssnf aud healihfnl.
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LuffIf, Greek Dnfkndfifs, Is1Fy dad dHaIysIs Fs
English Language,
MRS. CAROLINE w. TOOkER,
Aitnfai and Moro phlossphy. Cop.fosifoa,
TEArHBHs
MISS CATHERINE VAN yAIKENBUaGH,
Cyificien PhysaiqTy Natural Philosophy Rhetoric, Nor
MAI Chart Composition
MISS nLIA S, HOPKINS,
Pean,aBslip astronomy, Anrism and Modern GsoSra.
ply Aaeaedf aud Bfodsin Hiss.y Botany, Composition
ADoLpm AwENa, si,sie saiis Piano AID ari
French tnT, Dfdstihe, PdSafiag
FRANCISCO AIyAR, IN Gus and inaer soiots.
German, Spaafsh, q Hafian, IL BRlGGS NJ D.
S Vocal Music.
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is dependent on the husband, and cllngs to
him for support, just as hop-plant climbs
on its pole, and sweet-pea on the sticks
put to support it, and as the vine in Italy
was, according to the language Of the poets,
amarried to the ELM But If you could
conceive hop-pole, or pea-stick, or an
elm, imagining that those plants were put
there on purpose for its adornment, you
would tell them that this was quite mis-
take-that the climbers are cultivated for
their flowers or fruit, and that the stakes OF
trees are placed there merely for their sake,
and must not claim any superior dignity OF
worth over the plants they support. Now
Just such is the office Of the husband. AND
this state OF things is what people approach
to more and more in proportion as they ad
vance in civilization. Among mere savage
the wife is made to yield to brute force, ant
is mere drudge. In barbarian countries
woman are shut up; in more civilized they
are left free, and have more control. Anc
in dear England, the glory Of all nations
they have a higher place, proverbially, thar
anywhere else.
| II is your business to keep up the honor
Of your sex, by keeping your husbands base !,
part (what he is sometimes disposed to cal
g himselr') in due subsection to his bette
part, his wife.
How far you will be able to succeed II
this, must depend partly on the disposition
1.-The tameabieness--of the person to whom
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-13

The franklin Gazette says" The persons
who left on Monday for California are Hon. +. Il.
Last year, and w. Clarke, Esq late shenh, both
Of this village, and Jonathan LawreIce, OF MsiSA,
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LYNCH LAW IN MIDDLEsEx.-Qultea an amusing
case was called up at the Criminal Court, IN East
Cambrids. last Friday IL appeared from the evidence,
thst great number Of the citizens having oeen con.
thst one George Wilson Wa living In continual
vioIstiou Of the seventh COMMANDMENT heid oaucus
ct the tavern AID resolved to make suon a sasnps OF
vas dsputssd call st Wilson's houss' sss pcssesscn
Gvnch Court TO be tarred, feathered and rode on
rail- according TO the statute In such cases made and
nrsvidsd. The committee accordingly visited his
house bat wilson, advised ofthsr intentions escaped,
and sftsr ssvsral niles Of tedious running, sought
shsiter in hay new. But his pursusrs traced and
ound him. snd taking him Into pupg carried him to
ths tavern, which, Wilson said, va crsmmsd and
;smmed chuck fall Of people" The people Of the
tavern he said had upon the Ore kettle IN which the
Tar was preparing for his novel dress The ouprtt
beg red 20 hard to be let on, that compounds was
ssrsed TO- viz" that he should leave the town Bag
and baggage within "a hours; mako satisfactory re.
paration to Mr.. -, whose oonjugal rights II was
he had invaded and treat the whole company
prsisnt TO hot supper" To these sxactisn: ne sub
mittsd and paid SIS for the supper The citsens In
dioted pleaded guilty TO q charge OF riot ana were
eaeh Ansd $50 snd costs. : Bosfss Hmes, AarsAe'
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two years he had retired from the orchestra of thu
Grand Opera but Last he st held his cass st tho
Conservative and also directed the soees Con-
ees, OF which he the founder His rabust consti
tuition was considerably spfssbsd but there was no
sppsent symptom Of fatal description, when he sud-
SSen!y expired Habeaeck director OF the Opera
o three years Inspector Of studies at the Conserve
U ule sne enief musician Of the King Louis PHI
Rpm !. 1,ssses widow and two daughters, Of
He was the eldest Of three brothsrs Jossnh and
TN, IKE MIN; are distinguished violinists and the
Ioimef ethi belongs to the orchestra Habenssk's
Notre Dame de Lorette. As mark OF respect TO the
deceased the Socfefe des Concerts posteopsd their
concert, which to have taken place on an ndsv
and the whole Of Its members sttend the funeral -
Tart tribute Of respect to their talented and much ee-
setM ed founder
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Turkey
The account of the entrance OF the Russian
army into Transylvania had produced deep sen.
sation In the Ottoman capital, and impaired to the
pean diplomacy an extraordinary degree Of actl-
witty. "Frequent conferences" says one OF those
letters, stake place daily between the Grand Vi
xier, the Minister for Foreign Affairs, and the am
bassadors Of the great powers. Turkey declares
that she can no longer bear the yoke imposed upon
her by Russia, and proclaims her readiness to 90
to war, if necessary, In order to extrcate herself
from situation in which she was partly placed
by the indifference or cowardice of England and
France.
Abbas Pacha was at C0nstantinople on the 10th
of February, but 1t was understood to be his in
teHtion to leave for Egypt after the fete OF the
"Morled Ell Neby." Heraschld Pacha, former
Governor Of Arabia, and recently of the province
of Masoura, in the Delta, died of ap0plcxy on the
18Th OF December. Mehemet Ali has had ano-
Their attack Of dysentery at Caro-, and his physi-
clans were in close attendance on HIM. Ii 10 not
improbable he may be carried oil with this attack
An English traveller named Fegg, had died Of
putrid lever at Esneh, in Upper Egypt
China.
The question OF Opening the city gates at Cantor
seems to draw t.se attention of the Chinese autho
rites. The toris have been put in state Of pre-
parauon, md constant practising of the guns il
o6servr>d. This alone causes alarm amongst thu
CnI-iese; at the same time feeling prevails tina
40 hostile measures will be adopted TO enforce the
convention Of Sir John DAVIS. All remains que
in Canton.
The subject OF retrenchment, and how to NEE
the expenses Of this colony, is under discussion
as the home government have net allowed suffi
cien, funds to meet them. Some OF sie pssAl
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Mrs. Mowstt and Mr.. Davenport playing with
success ct tho Msrylsbone Theatre, London.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kssn are playing ct the Haynsrkst
Mr. Barnard d very successful with his Panorama
Of the Nissssippi.
Cariotta Gris has just taken her farewell benefit at
ds She daily expected to arrive in town, prepare.
terry to the London operatic season.
The Swedish gals is to be married early In
the ensuing month to Mr.. Harris, nephew Of Mrs.
0rots, the bankers lady, and net the son Of London
banker, ss has been generally reported. Mile. Lind
win 20 through the roSnd Of her Hvorte shasacters 1t
her Msjesty's Theatre sbout the middle Of May and
then take her final Of the stage-but che viii
continue to sing ct concerts.
AL the necessary arrangements for the opening Of
the Royal italian Opera have been completed; all
doubts that In exissncs have been removed and
the 10th Of next month will Be the opening night.
Mr. Hudson, the Irish comedia and Mr. w H. Payne,
the pantomimist, have been the stars recently at
Manchester.
ME- Ranger has been performing With much su'ssss
at Bath, In 1.-THE Romantic Widow"
Mr. william Fssren IL engaged at Shsasld, and will
appear In two Of his faverite characters soon.
Julien gave his last concert ct shssld, ct the Ma
sons Hail.
Miss Helen Fauctt has been very sueeessui q Edn-
burgb She has to appear on the 10Th, ~ DUNDEE
/ where che ID engaged for . few nights
/ Anderson ana Mrs Warner not abrasive 1t
Dublin and the thestre has been closed, and WIZ TO
main until Easter.
Tn.,b,ys ana bic eosdjutors, Mile Vera, Miss Bss-
sano, Sisner Vera, N Lsbsehs, and the great sasse
Si.,ssS eave oeucerts recently st Birmingham, Lean
| ington, Nosthsmpton Oxford, and Chsissnesm.
An illustrieus musician has just suddenly expired.
Habens OK the celebrated v0linis professor ana chef
Tsrchesre died ON Friday last, aged es years. The
tjgues Of his long and sotive career had oompelled
him 10 seek rspcse which proved to him fstat-ths
want Of oceups1sn, no dVuet hs'ssAsd hh ss~ta Fol
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Texas Debt-Aueucv,

LIVERY person holding any bonds promissory notes. or
Il other evidences of debt against Texas forward
10 the auditor aud comptroller of public
the State of Texas or be fore The second Monday
vember 1913, or they will be postponed barred IL will
do to forward copies The org nal bonds notes. &c,
be forwarded, in accordance with law the lesis-
lauc OF Texas, approved March 20, 1913 (See
Daily Unon) As ind iduas do feel willing
the risk of sending their bonds &c by mall
ntinualy receiving letters inquiring how
can get their evidences of debt proper officer, of
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nent OF Congress
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Washington City, January 6, 1919.
lar --dtMarch6
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TO PERpMTuArB PEACE.

IJUBBELL'S PATENT FlRE-ARMS.--This gun loads
at the breech the principle, regards setting
home the charge, of loading from the muzzle the differ
being that the load is required pass three inches
its rest, instead of the length OF (nay be)
barre the mechanical embodes the best
fc principles for this purpose. and enables person
load and fire the gun the OF three hundred tines per
hours and keep the gun clean, the load always dry make
fire. and burn the powder well, which, with the
fit of the ball, enables also with
power and precision
The gun shoots either ball and bncksot, fine shot, and
is useful for bot6 sporting and warke purposes.
They made order either in musket, rifle carbine
and shotgun form, and delivered governments, ndivld
uas organized bodies OF whose purposes are not
variance with the institutions laws OF the United
States
For particulars, address, post paid,
WIN. w. HUrBELL,
Aug. lI-tf Patentee, Philadelphia.
subscriber has loaded and fred the musket u
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T ACONICs the Best Words OF the Authors
IL in three volumes, London edition.
Abstracts have the with burning gasses-tc
colec, the dused rays OF wit and learning authors -
Dean Soif.
s.Quoaiion sir is a good thing there is a community OF
mind in it, Classical quotation Is The parole Of literary
NIL the world. "-Johnson.
JUST received from London by -
! Jan 10 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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For the prohibition of bids resulting from combna
aud the terms and conditions hch the
made, see the last annual advertisement.
@ JOHNSON, Postmaster General.
II ST OFFICE DEPARTMENT
Washington, January 20, IS49.
Jan 23-IawtAIai3D
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PROPOSALS FOR CARRYING THE MAIL.

ROUTES IN VIRGINIA CAROLINA, CAROLINA
GEORGIA. AND FLORIDA
Errae from e act IF Congress of 81 March 1885, section IS
And be further enacted That il shall be the duty of
the Postmaster General ia all future lettings of contracts
for the transportation of the mail let the same in every
ease TO The lowest bidder rendering sufficient qua
for iaihfu performance without other the
mode of such transportation Ian 10 pro
vide Tor the due ceeriy certainly, and security of such
uansporaoh nor shall any new hereafter be
required 10 purchase take valuation the stock
vehicles oil any previous contractor for the
Or Bidders will be careful read the forms and nstruc
tions apprehended to this advertisement They are re-
queed to state in their proposals. the by which they
intend 10 convey the mail Where the size and weight Of
mails the speed called for in the schedules shall re-
qnire IT, the contracts will be made for coach steambo,
nl road conveyance as the may and conse,
auenty, such routes will be let bids proposiny such
mode OF conveyance In all other routes Will be
assigned 10 bids proposing the cheapest mode of transport
talon.
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PROPOSALS for carrying the mails of United State,
f'o the i day Of July lsig 10 the 9th ct June. 1851
CAROLINA. GEORGIA, and FLORIDA will be received
the contract office OF the Posi- Office Department, the
city of Washington, until a m.,o Of the 4th April lS.9
TO be decided by the 9th day Of April lS49 routes
and in the manner and time herein specified viz;
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GEORGIA..

1888 From Raysvie at a IN Friday
- BY John Benuey's
To Lncolptop, by IL m. 20 miles
... And back between p m and IN.
ISL From Pendleton, s. G. at a IN Wednesday
BY Pnlam's Ferry, Kings Bench, Bowersyille
Franklin Springs, and Madison Springs
To Athens, Ga by IL m day, s. mile.
And back between p m Thursday and D m next
day
Proposals for twiceaweek and also Tor weekly ser
vice will DO considered with to reducing or doon.
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IN CONGRESS OF THE U. STATES
Th,rtieth Congressional Session.
MONDAY, JANUARY %, ls49.


EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATIONS.
The VICE PRESIDENT laid before the Senate the
following communication from the Treasury Department
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Jan. 10, 1919.
SIR have the honor, herewith, sub nit copy of
communication from the Commissioner of the Gene raj
Land Office under date OF the I7h inst ncosing synop
sis of the OF Dr. g. T. Jackson the geological
vey made by him of the mineral lands in Michigan aud
respectfully request that the synopsis may be printed With
the Comm ssioners annual report,
have the honor 10 be- very respectfully, your obedienl
servant,
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-02
Turkey Fill Estate for Sale.

n flNIIIS valuable Estate is offered for sale on
kMfN that fail TO suit purchasers. 1t
4ss consists Of about sixty of Land with con-
venient Buildings. The water from Turkey Hill Pond
through the of said Farm, and falls in cat
hundred and twenty five feet in the distance
OF about 70 rods forming of the best Water Pow
in Worcester County.
There upon the premises three thorough built
and substantial Rock DAMS with Grist Saw Lathe and
Single Mills, all in good running order The Mill Pond
is mile in length and extends from the road leading
New Braintree, that leading tn Barre Half mile
above the Mill Pond, is Turkey Hill Pond, which is the
main reservoir For description OF this Pond Lake,
see Typographical Map of Massachusetts,
From the best authority, and actual survey, would
the public that this Water Power is amply
sufficient move in the aggregate, five hundred Cotton
Looms with all their attendant machinery, or that amount
of any other. The location is good and easy of access
being miles from the City Hall in Worcester on the
great thorough fare through Paxton Rutland Barre Oak
ham, and New Brantree.
The above has been surveyed plan and profile drawn
which may he by calling the subscriber, Or those
he has the liberty refer 1t will he sold whole
in seperats privileges, may best suit purchasers.
For further particulars, inquire of the subscriber in
New Worcester, or Hon Isaac Davis WorcesterA
Curtis, Esq., New Worcester,-Thos Bottemly Esq.,
Letcester,-A. b. Pike, Esq, Providence, r. I,-Simon
G, Grout, Esq, Schenectady, ". Y.,-Messrs. Pratt
Downs 81 Scott, Worcester,-Wilard Snow, Esq, Por-
ton,-Daniel Coburn, Esq, LoweU
CHARLES HERsEY.
New Worcester. Dec, 20. lS49. dwtf