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DIR. CULLEN'S
VEGETABLE PANACEA!

This Medicine is WARRANTED be superior any 9th.
er preparation of Sa sapara In the wordhas crrd and
wifi cure more cases of Scrofula kings Evil Consump.
ton Bronchitis, Erysipelas Obstinate utuneous Erup
tolls Botches, BiIes Ring Worms and Tcticr, Scald
Head Chronic Ulcers, Mercurial disease, Rheuma,m m,
Neuralgia, Liver complaint, Papltaton Of tue Heart D:
pepsia ETC. than any other medicine ever discovered and
hence il is the best purifier Of the blood offered 10 the
public Read the certificate of MR. Brooks and then send
to Agent and get pamphlet containing just
ISAAC BROOKS, .JR., CASE!I
co AND SEE HIM AND you WILL SAY THE HALF
HAS NOT BEEN To1D!!
We the undersigned, having visited Mr.. Isaac Brooks,
Ir., at the office Of Messs. Rowand & Walton 376 Mar
ket street Phia consider his the remarkable
ene We ..ave ever witnessed or heard Of ~
His disease ScsofaIa, and terrible must have been
his twelve years conflict with the Destroyer His Palate,
the entire ocf of his mouth Nose Upper Lip, and lower
lid of the right Eye have been destroyed his Face nearly
eaten up. and part Of the Jaw Boe carried away. And
yet We can give no description Of his case.
Mr.. B. informs that in January asr, te whole interior
of his mouth as well most of his face, Of
deep and painful ulcers.
On the 18th of January last he commenced taking DR..
Cullen's Indian Vegetable Panacea which checked the
disease few days. and from thai time the has pro-
grcssed without inermssion.
New flesh has supplied the place of the deep ulcers and
though badly dsgured his face is sound and his general
health is restored.
we are assured that in the treatment Of Mr.. Brooks
case no MercuraIs, Onments, Caustic applications
have been used fact, the fanacea alone las wrought
this Wonderful change -
PhILTP s. WHITE, Esq, u. w JONES, NJ. D.
Rev JOHN CHAMBERS, w. STEELING, VI. ID.
Rev. A. D. GILLLTTE, ". p. 5. ROXY, u. ID.
Rev. J. Il. NICHOLAS, JACOB FRIScK, NJ ID.
Rev. WIN. URIE, IS. u. OoLEs, Al. U.
Rev. Z. KINcAI0, J. w. AsuMEAD, ESQ.
Rev. LEVI BRINK, T. SKEN Smith, Esq.
f. (iULIIoN / sq a GoDEx. Esq.
And thousands of others equally respectable, whose
names might be aided it necessary.
Residence side of jefferson street, third door from
schuyklll running from schuylkl Sisth, between Lo
Gust and Spruce
Wholesale and retail BY RowAHD g. WALTON, Proprie-
tors No. 81 N Sixth street. Phia., JAMES X. MckAIN
Camden, BoArwRaGHr NIor, Columbia, p. VI. COHEN,
Charleston
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ACADEMICAL SCHOOL,

Camden, SO. Ia. by IL Is. RUSSELL.
The scholastic year of this school will hereafter be d.
vidcd into TWO sessions of five months each.
The session for the remainder Of the present year will
begin on the 4h Monday-belng the 3d. of July next
no deduction will be made tor any less time than n
Month and the tuition fees expected to be settled at
the end of the session.
T. b. R. respectfully tenders his thinks his patrons,
and friends gencnny, for the encouragement he has
ceved, and hopes to deserve its continuance.
Grades Of Study and Tuition Fees.
Lower Primary Grade, consisting of Spelling,
Reading. Writing, Primary Arithmetic and
Geography, per session, $40 90
Higher Primary Grade, consisting Of Spelling
Reading, Writing. Oral Arithmetic, and
Geography, per session, 12 90
Lower Advanced Grade, consisting Of Spelling,
Reading, Writing, and English Composition,
Written Arithmetic, Geography, and Gram.
mar, per session. IA OO
Higher Advanced Grade, consisting Of Read
ing, English Composition, Algebra &c,
Grammar, History. Natural Philosophy,
Chemistry, Logic Mental Philosophy, Rhet
oric, DC, pei session, ~ w
Preparatory Course Of Classics, per session, "a 90
half dollar per session is charged for fuel and incl
dental expenses.
J,nc o3 S49
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ICE! ICEi! ICE!!!

The subscriber having made new arrange.
ment with agents in Charleston, New York and
Boston, for a constant supply Of Boston and Rock
land Tce is now ready to furnish those who have so
kindly patronized him in divers ways, with Ice for
the season, as cheap as possible for cash.
JAS C. McKENNA.
Nave 10 Il
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A CERTAIN CURE FOR THE PILES.
DR.. CulleA's Indian Vegetable Pile

Is Domestic PREPARATION Eioh has been used with
tire success for many years Being internal medicine
it has decided preference outward applications which
are hut paives and not cualives. This medicine act
upon the diseased paris producing healthy acrsa, and
permanent care-&hich warrant or fefupa tie muney.
Wholesale and RETAIL by R0wand T. Walton, propretors,
81 N. Sixth street, Phila., James r. McKain, Camden,
RoatWright and Mot Columbia, P d. Cohen, Charleston
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DIR. GULL f. MS
INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC FOR

This Medicine is Vegetable Preparation, and far SUI
passes fuopers Fills in al cases in which they recon-
mended. Hundreds of Females whose consituoas have
been been broken down, have been resteecd TO perec
health by the of this avuuabe medicine. 1t is en-
trey harmless in its operation and may be taken with per
feet safety at any time.
Wholesale and retail by Rowand and Walton, proprie
tors, No. II n Sixth street, Phn., James r. McKain
Camden Boatwright and Mot, Columbia, p. VI. Cohen
Charleston.
JULY lS % ......... tf
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Blacksmithing and Wagon Making.

Blacksmithing and Wagon Making.
The undersigned having taken the stand recently
occupied by WHITAKER g. ARRANTs. respectfully
gives notice. that he intends to carry on the bust.
ness as heretofore.
In his Blacksmth's Shop he is prepared to FIJI
all orders with promptness and despatch. lie will
make to order, all kinds Of p!oughs, with other
plantation tools, and mill work. Particular at
tention will be paid TO shoeing horses-ln short,
as he will give his personal attention TO both de-.
partments Of his business he will guarantee salts.
faction.
His Woodslop is amply supplied with the best
Of Timber, well.seasohed and he would like to
sec the man, who can put up better work, from a
whee harrow, up to elk passenger stage coach.
His prices will be in accordance with the times,
and for the ready money will be such as cannot
fail to satisfy the most economical.
AS he believes in the maxim, that short settle.
ments make long friends, he will expect settle
ments to be made quarterly
N. B. ARRANTS.
Feb II If
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Turning.

Either in Iron or Wood neatly done; also, hav
ing had considerable experience in Gun work, re
pairing Locks, Keys, &c. will be Thankful for an.
ohs of that kind. r. J. McCRElGHT.
Feb. u. Q If
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PhANTNBaS DOPNho
BY ROBERT LATTA,
LATE BY C.. I'll. DAVIS,

Would respectfully announce, that he has now
in charge the above cell located Hotel, convenient
to the most business part of the Town, for travel
lers directly on all streets passing through-and
now undergoing tho rough repairs He earnestly
solcits call from his friends and the public gen.
nerally-for he feels confident that they cannot be
otherwise than pleased, as no pains will be spared
to make all comfortable.
variety of the best Liquors can be had at the
Bar, ercepi on Sunday. Goddards old 1905 Bran.
dy and other fine Liquors in bottles; the mos,
hvorite brands of Champagnes The choicest
brands of Segars ard Tobacco; Scotch Ale in
pitts; SODA WATER and ICE will be kept con-
stantly on hand during the summer season.
Good Stables, roomy lots for Drovers, and al
ways plenty OF corn, oats and fodder, and atten
tive hosters.
He is agent for the Northern Line of Stages.
N. B-Omnibuscs run regularly to and from
the Raj! Road Depot for passengers, who can also
be accommodated with carriage, buggy or horse
TO 60 into the country.
GThc Charlotte Jefforsonian and Journal, Che.
raw Gazettr, Marion Star and Charleston Courier
insert times and forward bills to the Hotel
Camden, May I'd, lS49. lS If
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seasonabIe Goods.

Tie subscriber has just received a good supply
Of Fresh Goods, suitable for the season, consisting
in part of various ARTICLES Tor ladies' DresseA
Calicoes, at AN prices, brown and bleachsd Home.
spun, &c, together with good assortment 3or
Gentlemen's wear, and a great variety Of other
articles. R! -. ~ s,.,
y. A stock of eheice Groceries, al IF Which hs
will sell as low rs skey csa be had in ibe place,
and to which he respectfully ipytes the atte ntiou
of purchasers. ]. .ChAREESW0RTH
April D ia stss sh;s's'-itsa tfss
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MAIL ARKANGEMENS.Tsa
soUrusRN xsIs, VIA Aueusrst eco.
Gs,.. GHs Daily At ssaiasf + T. 4:
NORTHERN Hasx, x,yrNcHERasEsssss.
Due daily, at ,ess - ssssFlg ~ s,.aAA!. =.
Closes - =, ~, e ssS.s - X NJ
CHARLESTON xiIl, 'ssaa.45iy
Due daily, al "-s3s ~ Y. P.,&.
Closes -" ; trs. st;aty>ttl y;,tss.. 3 r, y
chareseea Iet,ers until O'Clock 4. ". asasf
WESTERN MAIL, VIA AcosU1kStxss.c.sa
Due daily, at sfsF'sa assaF5sisassg ~
SUMTER DISTRICT xAfLs, VIA ST IrxarRG, ,. c.
Due Daiiy at 90 $2is sis FEs Ss7HM.
Closes q, >Is 80 sSsS,S 4; ss.sssP Pm.
erWay Nails for olipss On Tho South CafSIrn Rsil
Road close daily At 5 P. NJ y ~ s'ett..ts
cnARLorrE NAIL, VIA IAEASchsTRkiUssH. s. c.
Dne Tuesday and Thantsy, ssssday, NJ Il - r. n,
Closes Monday, "Wednesday & Saturday, ,.t "a. NJ
YoRKvILss xaIL, VIA RED HILL, &c.a
Closes Ss s saass aay, - Il .,::s,sj{a 4 Il.
LYxcuwoop NAN, VA rILLrR xsRRy.
Close. GHe ssssaeS ssn.e dag. aSa * s 3.
'''' '-''' '' : j, MsGANEWELE ?, n.
OFFICE HouRs, e,,,,ss -. ~
Open as 8 A. M.-Cioee at p. 81. Open at , ?. Il.
Close at NJ. and open half hoar aisef he Of tho
On the Sabbath, open fecu . 10 A. and half an
hour ahcf ,ie arrival Of the nc evening
july + Isi9 -. ,J.rN.GAllEWELL, p. n,
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Pain Killer.

A fresh supply Of the Genuine Pain Killer,
Townsends Sarsaparila, Rowand's Tonic Mix
ture, Wistar's Balsam, Ayers Cherry pectoral,
Hastings Syrup of Naptha, dc: &c. Just recei-
we'd and for sale by Il. J. DELAY.
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Be,oare Of Couaierfeus and Base limitations.
CAUrION-The subscribers the only General
Agents in the Southern States for the sale Of this truly
valuable Plaster; and in order prevent purchasers being
imposed upon by counterfeit article, sold in this city and
elsewhere for the genuine they invite particular attention
to the following marks of the genuine;
!. The genuine put up in smooth, engineturned bot.
toned boxes, soldered in.
= The genuine has the engraved head Of Jew David
OH the directions around The box, wh accompanying Re-
cord of Court. to f. Taylor. Rochester.
SCOVIL e. MEAD. lib Chartres st.
Between Cont and ST. Louis sts., New Orleans
Sole General Agents for tie Southern States.
Sold by J. r. Mckain Camden; A. Fitch Columbia;
IIaviand Harrall d co. Charleston; p NJ Cohen Charles
ton; W. Hall Winsboro; IIavand Keisc Co. Maidenane
New York.
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xYiclxs and Giasses.

SVicks and GiAsses.gs
The sabsciber has iast received and oPened
large and select assortment Of Solar, ,csmphiDe
and other Lamp v icks. Glasses, &x, - go -
--ALso--. 5rrs1tsf -
Sperm aHd Solar Oil which he offers OF sale on
the most reasonable terms for CASH tuf punctusi
customers. '''' 't'@ 7ffss n. s@eAE!fdf.
Nearly Daposiae Mssasic HaR
April lth, lS49. II s,,;i.ssg If s !.sgEH
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LIVER COMPLAINT,

JAUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA. CHRONIC
OR NERVOUS DEBILITY.
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS,
And all Diseases arising from a Dis
ordered Liver or Stomach, in both
Male and Female.
Such as Constipation, Inward Piles. Funess or Hood 10
the Head, AcIdiy of the Stomach, Nausea, Heart
burn, Disgust for Food Fullness or Weiehtln The
Stomach Sour Eructatons, sinking or Flut-
tering at the Pit of the Stomach. Swim
ming Uf The Head, Hurried md DE
cut Breathing, Fluiering at the
Heart, Choking or Sufoca-
ting Sensations when in lyt
ing posture, Dimness of Vision,
Dots or Webs before rhe Sight. Fever
aud Dull Pain in the 1Iead, Deficiency of
Perspiralion, Yelluwness .nt the Skin and Eyes
Pain in the Side, Back Chest, Limbs, &c, sudden
Flushes of Heart Burning in the Flesh, Constant In
agiings Of evil and great depression of Spirits,
Can be efectualy cured 10y
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CONSISTING OF
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs,

?gE.TUM37=.E, SOAPS,
Brushes. Toys. Baskets, Combs. Purses, SNIFF
Bores. Toilet Bottles. Florcr Pots, Envelopes,
Papetries, Steel Pens, Pen Holders,
and various other articles WORTH detailing, but
which mi ght prove tedious.
GJ'These Goods he offers OIL accommodating
terms to all.
PHYSICIANS, PLANTERS and MERCHANTS would
do well to call and see our stock beiure purchasing
elsehere. may 8.
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Cash for Bark

Cash for Bark.
We will contract for Bark at tn rate OF S6 a
cord, cash--or So in Trade.
w. ANDERSON d CO.
March, 7th, l649 10 If
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J. ". BASKIN, Auctaonser,
Will attend promptly and faithfully to all busl.
ness entrusted to his care. May be found ct the
Sheriffs Ofice--or two doors above Boyd's Hotel
Jan 10 u
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JEW
|IsI3:|;|ss
THE GREAT REMEDY,
For Rheumatism. Gout PAIN IN The SIDE, HIP, BACK,
Limbs and Joints, Scrofula, Kings Evil, White

For Rheumatism. Gout, Pain in the side, Hip, Back.
Limbs and Joints, Scrofula, Kings Evil, White
dwellings, Hard Tnmors, Stif joints, and
all Fixed Pains whatever
Where this Plaster is applied, pain cannot ezist.
These Pascrs possess the advantage of being put IN
ar.tght boxes they retain their full virtues in all
climates We have just received the following testimo.
NAL from C. C.. Sellers, eminent lawyer in successful
practice Wilcox county, Alabama. lie is gentleman
in high standing, and one whose influence has great
weight: =,
Camden Ala, Nov. 81. 1913.
Mrssrs. Scovl 4 Mead: Genemen-IIavng been re-
q-sted what has been the result of experiences
in tue use Of your Hebrew Plaster cheerfully comply,
by saying that have found it to be heretofore
mendtd an invaluable medicine. In different of my
family have applied the Plaster to chronic sores, tumo
and palms. and il has failed 10 ahul instant relief
haze also used it with good effect upon my person,
in the cure Of ulcers, with which have been severely
afflicted. Respectfully, etc.
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Medical Books, DC.
Medical Moral, Religious and Miscellaneous Books, and
Stationary of great variety, for sale bv ,
ALEXANDER YOUNG.
April 4th, l849. II 1t
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Fire and Marine Insarancc.
CAMDEN INSURANCE coMptNY.,a
(or NEW JERsEy,) cHARTEREp M 1852.
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY.
(oF v. JsRssY.) cukRrEneD YEBaUanY. ls4s.
The subscriber having received the sAgsnry Of
the above institutions for Camden and Vicinity will
receive applications and issue Policies t tie cur.
rent rates, w. d. McD0WALl.
Feb. 29 RS Q Ba}7g = fiIu 1iiAiS e
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Fresh Fruitrs-ao gs,,!
Oranges and Lemons, Currap,s, Raisins, Ci,r"n
and Almonds, just received by 80. ,.s.,,
JAS McEWEN.
June 20 If ~ FtN@' -
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this wnnderful change.
PhILR s. WHITE. ESQ,
Rev. JOHN CHAMBERS,
Rev. A. D. GILLLTTE,
Rev. j. X. NICHOLAS,
Rev. WIN. URIE,
Rev. Z. KNcAIl0,
Rev. LEVI BRINK,
r.. GuLLION, so.
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TO ALL PERSONS ---GREETING!

FRANCIS l.. ZEMP
Respectfully informs his patrons andthc public
generally, that he has this Spring received a
Large and we'll assorted stock Of Goods
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CuAOlcs, &Cs-EasaI
Sperm, adaman,ne and I'allsw Candies, Soap,
Starch, Mustard. Pepper, Spice, Gjpger. lgreen
and ground) Gloves, Nutmegs, &c: For sale BY
may %. A. F. ALLEN.
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u. W. JONES, NJ. D.
wv. STEELING, VI. ID.
IT. p. s. RoHY, II. D.
p.AcoB FRIscK, W. d.
IS. b. OoLEs, Al. ID.
u. w. AsuMEAD, ESQ.
P. SKEN Smith, Esq.
1G, 4 Eoncy Eso
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-04
The Free Academy.


Eziisiri.s --r- sf ~ frf e-- ri' >ss'>'''oH1
The Executive Committee f1r tne care. manage
neni and government . ths Free Academy res
pectiliy present the ioA0Tiag report on the s'AIe
o.. tat I-stit1;ion.
The chlei p a. Of toe month of Ja-y 1ss been de-
voted % lie EXAMINATIONS. TIE students L TIE
nstlt1,l1u. ron the oouc aston % their exA1inA'
tlol o.. the close q she term gave Their attention
= Drawing sad Photography merely, Anc were
dismissed -Ei.y ~ : cock
acsr tie r44e prescribing tnsi nose students
only 30 .h01.t Be found qualified. sro1li enter
uoon s1sarced studies tne following division las
been made. SevrUrv-seveu -. - advanced A1d
ffry-eisht vi repes; duri-s the ensuing term the
sane st.lles tHat they have been pursuing Il tne
Institution. The a1va1cen nent NJ ire s.lienis 5
no; determined solely by ths results 70 ine exam
nation. That g h'-r'y important - exnioitrS 4
summary o. the pr0.ress Of the pupil. snc Is taken
i1t0 view IL CONNECTION with the record OF TIE
"a eXe-cises throughout the term
lis srest.y % tns advantage % those uno have
not been advanced p ~ iney should ass over n
same course o. s,1diss second time. by tr.
means they 4. nave the opportunity % atilE 4
thorough foundation q taer ei-csaon IN to insutl
-lon some % them ~ PROBABLY oecome scro as OF
1rst rank during TIE s-1seq Gent portion OF tnef
course whereas . a-.rVe1 g. ioce-c ileg N--.l ~
s-e ine advanced studies V.,h 10 s-fsisctcl 20 inen
D
have been prevented oy occasional .ckrss rom keep
.r- - 90 tner stl1s- Otne-s have nct bad trr pre-
ps-s-o-7 trsirrs -s-lise To these tns repetition q
re rrsf portion q TIE course W. = % great vAle
Toere are others perhaps 40 ha7e hoped 30 Pass
through With lsht application They VII nov CISCO
yer that indsfry u IND uss1le O. their progress
The conduct of the pupils nAs been nigE4y praise
worthy There have 5een but 'ew Instances o. iisor
derry behavior Ire sadness 10 the recitation rooms.
ana the oue; department Of the scholars about tie
building a. times. bear sTidenes to u. e@eency OF
TIE discipline Their progress, Toe. hss on The whole
been hlghy satisfactory Tasy manifest speaking Of
them 10 general hish order Of capacity, and
have ben very asEdaou. IN their studies They seem
70 appreciate the advantages s-orded 70 them, and 70
fe-l tnst much 10 expected from them.
Eight have left th- institution during the term IL q
not sl0wn whether Any vii Be Withdrawn before the
commencement OF the next session. No inunauon has
been gwen that any expect 20 .esTe 10 general they
express the intention Of remaining and taxing tho
rough course
The number of scholars from the Common Schools
Who spphed for admission a. the recent examination
80 Fifty eight were admitted ~ having passed =
good examination In the branches desgn.ed OF those
admitted e from Public schools, and % are from
Ward Schools per following table
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-04
Cengressional >omina atios-Pr In
ausurafion-C { commencement.
ccrrssPondence " The Tro1ne

BvSLNeroN. " Jay y lsg
The .everai Delegates from the towns CON.
posing the lIli Congressional District niet n IL,
town today. ard nominated JANIS MsAcH.s
Esq 6f M.dilsbary. IS the Wig candidate s-
Congress T. nh the .est previously occspied by
Mr Msfsb The mantle could n0t have iAres
upon shoulders more worthy - bear L. NJ
Meachsm a. e.os aent c.c-.,y man, al sb,e Pro-
lessor "a the Niti'eo1ry College. ard an able ef.
fective spesker beside beiag whoie-souled
Wfir \ better choice could not have besp
rnade Mr VI MI 20 iuto the canvass wiki
spirit xeaL soaaence and logic that can be beat
he 3 decidedly one oi the oes, stamp orators ths
>sSte nSs ever produced. Track And Dicksusm
si.l h1d Ia him sp0Werfgl a opponent and Wnis
principle. a. a. sdvocste Ii q fortunate ID {
the sterling Whiss 0i Vermont have icaud ssch
champion o. their cause jasi a. tnis moment IA
tbs District. for rs here thst the coalition Goa
centrstes al It's force. feeble though i be
Mescham - jlsi the msn for the time sne the
plsce. shsA pity the man who may have ire
hsrci6ood - meet him before the people and 81
tempt 70 oppose NhiS principles
REv. WoRrEIsoro> SNlrB. y . was to-day
inaa.arsted President of the Uaversity OF Yer
mont. sni most abe scholar be 5. IL. AIire.
1u the occasion vas characterized throughout y
deep thought. expressed in the pgrsst ansusge.
have hesri many discusses iu my day, ost
never stenei - one more poNe erful. Iesrlet. aud
eloquent than THIS. Tae Green N1lntsia S;ss
: onward and upward. God bess her Con
mercemeIt comes OF O.. norrow y.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-04
Col. Bsutsn In Missouri.
3 aorre,Pondeocs u 10, rTloare.

"FvLroN Nc. Jaly n. $50
Senator AroHls0s speaks here On
Monday, while Benton speaks up West, 10 Atoh-
isons own neighhorhooi. Aichson Knew he
would be expected TO reply - Benton when he
came into the 2 .s;te region. bat feeling IN.
competent 20 10 50 iu alsnuer thst would 10 him'
SEX any credit, be has deserted hls own camp.
aud. taxing the back track OPEN. contemplate
apsrviha warfare sEains, h. colleague Benton
will unquestionab.y be sustained 10 Missouri.
"A
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-04
The Smithsonian Institution.

The act Of Congress establishing the SnithsO-
man Institution provide, thst the President AMI Vice
President # Jaied 7sies the Secretary of state
the secretary VI the Treasury tne Secretary ~ War
the Secretary of the Navy he Postmaster General the
Attorney General the Chief Justice. the Commits
sloner OF Patent Ofce of the United states, and
the Mayor Of the City Of Washington during the time
FOR which they shall hold their respective Offices snd
such other persons a they may elect honorary mem
oers and they hereby constituted establish
ment BY the name OF the >witA'yFaaH ia'fut'on, Sc
AsrseabIy o. these provisions Of the law, meeting
Of the e.tabAshment held "Wednesday lsst
tr- = inst ~ clock in the Smithsonian edi
ice This meeting called ~ tne request ot me Re
gents and By the order Of the President Of the lnsu
uon.
PH,.rSr-ZAcHAsr T4rLss, President OF tho
United states and ofco President Of the Institution.
JoHN NJ CLArros. Secretary Of State w aEsE
pIrH Secretary VI the Treasury JACOB tOLLANAR,
Postmaster G-nersi TH0nAs FwsANk Commission
of Patents " " SEAroN. Mayor Ot Washington
Jo.KPH HENsT IL . Secretary II ths smiths onI
Institution The PzrsiDENr took the Chsir
This being the meeting OF the E.sblishnent the
-ECAErAKY gave account % the Institution Of the
pan u Organization adopted ~ the Board o Regents,
aud OF tne progress made 10 carrying the several parts
into operation. The Chairman OF the Executive Com.
Mr -EAroS. gave 20 the meeting account Of
the dsDursenents Il the Institution and the state Of is
funds The following gentlemen. having been recon.
mended by the Regests and Oicers Of the Institution
snd being duly considered by this meeting were, on
motion of Mr MEakDrrH. unanimously elected Hon.
orary Nsmbers Of the Smithsonian Institution viz
DR. RoBEsr Haze Of Penn. ALBkAr GALLArIs Of
y Y Dr. BENJAMIN SILLrMAS Of Conn WAssrSo-
TON IkvISs, ofN Y
On motion Of Mr.. CLArros. It Vas
ResoFss, Thai Commiuee q three be appointed to
meetings OF the EstsoAshment-
Whereupon the President appointed Mr. CLAYTON.
Mr. MrRgDrIE and Mr. STATION .he Committee
On motion OF Mr.. CoLLAakR, the Secretary Of the
Institution added % the sad Committee.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned 70 again
on the cal Of the Presld-nt