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II rrr,rs re5-rt's lectures On ,he +.
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Sc litlIIS.
TARRYTowN INSTITUTE.
SEI EEr VpARnINt, SCHOOL Z

4 NIILIT NNNkUTN W Il IiUVL 10 -
\ a. Ts--rio.Tu. y s. \ NEWMAN. puuciral --lcis
.r. -or pleasantly situated ore iird 90 mic tof1u
~ ,-. .rs rear tr- $50, 90 which Ma Andre VS.
.sr art about ra ME from .le s.esiuooai ls'd and
H r.-n River Railroad.
s,-r-tei l s .ha h-srcles 90 an r n ara tssica
-iacs.lr requisite .of commercial pursuiis or eneung
on. r.a.
Tha Principal having beer m0-r itan twenty years sue
-es.fl r engaged biz profession Feels hinse. flv COM
r.sr l give perfect action lo hose no may Fatron
.f- ir.rtl. Ard be- pledges himself hai sprsiA a.
tsranr a De- rad -1 me manners, morals sui in- ecua
Improvement of he ll- is ,f1uf.fisd ,o his care
There ara 1850 terms In year. eacl rye uou.ls Toe
simmer term comm 'rcng m ne rrst 90 May, ard ne
" rrer cu The .st of Nusthe- The price % bcad snd
on from % So per term, sccordn; 10 he bn1ache'
pursued
Circulars containing particulars, refsrr1ces Il cs1 De
ohar-d a. SrGdirs B. She9tsrls bookstore 1894 Brost
Nevlors or ty addressing note ID he Principal
mia -o1f
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IRON Ilayti.

The brig Frederick arrived At this port tbs
morning, from Port al Prince. March 20 There -
no news by this arrival Letters BY the Frederick
make no meution Of the imprisonment By solo4ur
OF the L :. Cons Agent At Cape Ha, uen. and
the story taken iron the I'uks Island GG=otfc 10
that effect is supposed 70 be without ioundstion-
The Frederick has on hoard the cook Of the schr
Abby Hammond al the time sis was cast away. IL
is supposed that he VII De an important witness
ior Government IN the coming tina OF Captain MAJ
tn Tor the casting away OF the vessel
Boston journal -.
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WASHINGTON ALLsToNs WRITINGS.

pAKER sCRIBNER publish This dsy-Lee'ure' or
- Ar ard Poems by Washington Allslon. Edited by
Richard II Dana Jr vol Emo.
Mr.. F.ler. new volume Of Wonea OF The American Re-
voluu0n Vol III
Mp. wins. People Mes, &c 81 edition
Lieut. Wise. Los Grngos Gh edition.
PAulding'. Putnam and his Daughter 81 edition.
Maxwells Gar. his Courl snd People. 81 edition
K h Danas Poems and Prose Writings. ID edition
Fumis's Warsga Charms OF The Nile.
Headley's Miscellanles. Price 81
Headley's Sketches ard Rambes. - eta
TX Maryers Battle Summer. vol
Mrs Georges . leens u Spain lyol.
Hooker's Physician aud Patient vol
BAKER L SCRlBNER,
ai2 ltis 36 Park-row snd rs NssssU-s;
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EVANSTON SQUARE FEMALE SEMINARY
n FUI GUAFt.F>IF.

I'VE SUMMER TERM vii commence on the frs,
1 Tl--s-ay .1 May. Tts Eleventh Annual Ca.scgre =
ready ar delivery sni copies - obtained 81 any
90 The Trustees. Cf lle PEnciQs. a. fhe seminary
TR-srEEs-N I,ers. 4 COHu rrvet- D o.,
r \ Narcs " %. a. r Hanfrcsson, fn Nrw-Yors civ
Gerard S.lsFesalL : Barnes : Dihhors. Cashier Of
Ocean B.rs " Z. GIBBONS. Il d, Principal.
II rsrg .s,l..
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NIALH ROARpING sCnOOL AT WILTON.

VI tUNN, AbFL WUTILDLk, Pnnc pa--Inls IN
ofers superior Inducements, and receives
bows al unusually mOtear Circulars and cards with
name. OF paron. obtained at76 Boery s9 Broadway 90
MulLerry-st ard ~ ChRlHm-sL \. Information Of
school can be- had Of patrons Those shing interview
with Ir " invited cal him ~ - Broadway
' from 3 10 I O'Clock Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday Person, visiting the Sct0ol from Nes-Yors
CIV csn. n reqiisie return the came day. all Ivy
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ALGrR I>.rIrrrE-Ro.-llng 80 bon 3D..

4 IEEK IN~TIII TE-E Olfng Sch0lI IOI Boys
A-Rev " ANDREWS Pnuclpzl-This school. To-
Gated ~ Corr val Conn vii commence is summer Term
on the 1h ~ May urAL and continue hge months The
highest aiqsnaEci afforded for thorough classical
mathematical ana commercial ucauou The French. Ger
man and spanish .Isges Taught by accomplished native
teachers Muse by ~ experienced Professor The Pm
cips I'D be- from the 18Th % the 2is Of this month
and can f6 Wa'erst between The hours of 10
and NJ Circulars a. l.' Broadway, and Al IRE Trio
ure Office a. lwis'
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BOOK TRADE.
POPLAR LECTt RE>.
on
NICE AN ID a X n /.

r. f0 f-
-v,Nr,se and h~srUtul octsvo VoL IN -
sTER DR LAR2NsE - a., I'' Ss.s.' be va, pr-
-, -. ,-s- rv ~ P.1 isl'-, Ed Pr. AV 80 ,-.--
,.-rc edition TO- rl'ics''on - 100, 80,
-, ,,r period Of several fcA-s ,lrs- neA-.'t
p" n'c-' i-s 1000. 90 .ls Nsnrsl Seterces nAd eh
.,s3 81 vi On universe e.. -. - t,,...,
trlac.d he PUBLISHER. 10 .rr'r = s~nes
: gu M. arT-r--Nn punlc u these puon'nei ,'lrrs
~ - s1uud ,Ae Aa.'of "a 49,, - =.
''r o' =. -, rendered ne ora discoarse' -
-~.,--.s. v pcrlAr Toe number o. L,'n"s -. -.
Nod E1grsy,ng.. age sld SINAI u &c
: 49, 3'D T. TIE e,urs..y o: words
LrcfCSs ~ TIE SUI.
LFcrrrr lll Ecl9ses
LforrSs IS Toe Aufo's bofeA.'
Ls,rSsY " r. VI .r,r P sre;.
LrcrSSr va We-in-r A'msrScs
Ltcrvss wa Ha.es'- { 1ins~
Lscvyss n The Aun2,'he.e
Lfcrvsr y tn ride'
L1cruSE III Light
E LssTss III Il R Re- M.sc 81 F L.sat
LrcrpRE " tu-fsc's % steam Navigation
LscrUSE XVII The MO0u
Ircrugs NiN Atarvc s'esr Slesuon
L - SS 81 \ TIE Mooo snt ne wesiher.
LrcrVsE NH P.rpdic Comets
iecrrSr XNiV aetaori, Stone. Ani shooting >ssrs
f,crrSr \XV The Earth
LrcrURE NNNf. Lunar Influences
LvcrVsr NNtt PHys'cs. Constitution OF eonies
LscrlRg NNNil Thunder storms
LfcrUEs NIX The Lsat.te. and Longindes
LrcruRE Xxx Th-ur, IT C09Ts
Ttrrrgr NNNt TIE sInr stars
IrcrVSs NNNll Na'ef-S 9ouis ard Whlr~ nos
LscrrSs NNNllt M,.-.r ,rl ~. Physical Properties
IF,rJRE NNNlN ENsuciN 90 Ar
Fscrtsr NNNv yf-c''of Lightning.
LFcrrRF NNNNf Po.H ~ "a acics
LrcruSg NNNyil p e.. % from Lightning
LrcrtRr NNNNtll Magnetism
LrcruSE NNNtN r Electro Magnetism
Lsrrrgr NJ Tne Thermometer
LscrURC MI Atuosch r ectrci,y.
LfCrUEE Nil Evaporation
LEcrVKs Mill Coutgcticr - Heat
Lr,rtRr NLlN RELATION 81 Heat anj Light
LscrCgy NV Aruon and Reaction
LrcrUSs NLEI Conpos'uon ard Resolution OF fofce
LrcrVEE NLNll Center OF Gravity
IscrVRE NLNllt The Lever ard Nheel-work.
LrcrUEs MIN The Pulley
LrcruRg l. The Incline Pane. Wed - ard Screw.
LrcrVgg ~ Enuluou.
IfcrVEE IN Combustion.
IrcrtRE LII Hos % observe he Heavens
Ircrrxs LIN IRE SielN Universe. fFw1 Lo'iWet
LEcrURs ~ The S'rlsr liSrrse. lNecond Isffhfe'
LrcrVRE LNG The Steam Engine. fFp'f Lecture
EE1rURE LNIl The Steam.Engine Second l'ctHre)
IrcryRE LAlll The Steam Engine. Itvd iecf1fe(
LrcryRE LiN The Steam Engine (Fon,h LefiHre1
LrcrURE IN The Stesrs Engine run LecfweJ
~ The ABOVE work Originally published IN Tour
The efre work = now comp sed and sold ~ Two argr
octave volumes ~ about eco pages each, well bound iu
cloh Illustrated by $50 cravings snd sold at e.
- ID strict S-hOO iinrarrs ORDER these Lectures
through ANY " the Booksellers Or Country Merchants
Parents Teachers SupeUnrrders and Trustees OF Com'
mon schools farmers, mechanics and all indeed who
have any desire Increase their store OF useu norha
ton on the sghisc embraced IN these volumes, are
earnrs iiy enireaftt 20 examine ihis WORK
~ For sale bv BANGS, FLAlI \ W.
Slo 6yvW N6teodD ~ Brosdwsy New-fork
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DOE, BOAKpING srHOOL sd oo.HEN

ROl~' BOAkDINE 4 HOOL At VUt ~ :.
ID Orange CO. N-Ihe Principal " Fame' Han
Academy wl continue io receive into tis family United
number ~ pupils Nlo viii receive Instructions in The AGA
d-nic rss.-s WHO pursue their studies AMI sQesd
ileir hours OF relaxation home der The charge ~ a
TEACHER Thi. happy combination oi ihe advantages OF a
public s1l private education % g believed. si1ris an op
r'rIriy % parents DESTROYS % sgc-ug their sons mo he
country. seldom 90 be found.
The New YorS and Eue Railroad enables parents 70
siding the cy yist Goshen reUlin eight hours and
return 90 itelr homes daily
The ueNi session viii commence on Monday the .9h Of
April ard continue twenty-five 90 weeks.
Circulars containing terms arf further particulars may be
bad ~ the book stores 90 Max II Newman 1919 Broad
WAY. and r J Crauer 500 Broadway.
1na Prncira. may pa seen AZ the New England Hotel,
lIi BrostWav above Trinity Chufch on Thursdays, The
.th and 18Th from l0 Il 90 Z he viii call
tlose who tesire 10 on lie FTdays following.
an o. ID l. TOW IL. Principal
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CuvET oY APFENs-.iDrt! y, lsSo-No -
Argument closed a, 81 Afternoon session !esI-r-
dsy.. TO-DAY. No is Called and passed. 70
so Called and reserved - NJ 81. Argued. A
Tsbsr for appellants q NJ Speir lor respondents
Ne 50 Argued VIM. Tracy Nx appellants
q : Williams Nr respondent. Concluded E, the
hour OF adjournment Alb kve Jour
NORTH C,RoIINA BoARp OF lSTEkNAL IN
FRovExESr-The Coancil Of State whsoh assem-
bled a, Raleigh on the 9Th inst seiected TIE TO-
lowing gentlemen al the nomination Of Gvy Manly !:
DR.. + J. HI Of Brunswick. and CALVIN Graves Of
Casv ell County.
FIRE AT GARDNTR, .Me.l-A FIRE, destroying
about s. 900 worth Of property. occurred AZ GArdl-
rer, Ne on Saturday night last The principal SUI
ferers were J L. Michel. LsstOn Co, K II.
Gardiner and Palmer h Co A person has been
arrested on suspicion Of being TIE iocendiXry
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THE STEWARD

By HENRY COCkrON
Author Of Valentine NoN7 "Ths Ssers,' &c beautifully
illustrated
FI'HlS WORK has hal most unprecedented run IN Eng
land where II is considered Of the best perform
snces Of this accomplished and delightful author It's de
cdedy the moot popular and amusing book OF the
Puct - cents
In a ew days will be issued
ROSE FOSTER
Vol | Second Series
MYSTERIES OF THE COURT OF LONDON.
ByG W. NJ Reynolds Pdee ~ cents.
Also IN press.
WINDSOR CASTLE. by w. n Ainswouh
with eight Illustration, from the London edition. Price
o. cent? falls 2usl II LONG 4 BROTHER, - Ann.sL
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NoR SrIRlr Al SoUTHPoRT The Bgfa.o b
rress of the 10th contains the following Geographic
dispatch
Hsve opposition from he 4 % u sllPpins ~hesi
Miwsakve GIN Guards " lAc way IN shipping
lours. &c
We can imagine no cause tT tins opposition 70
the shipment OF wheat irom Southport
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1 ADIE,, -CnOOL -RED H0OK. oN TnE

| ADiLS' nCVL hnEp p NUN ~, " u III
JONES receives into her family Ten Pupils, TO whose
thorough instruction IN every polite and useful branch Of
education including Music, French and Drawing herself
ana two accor shed assistants. devOe their euure
and attention. Her residence Il c0mmodOus cottage
with grounds, ard terms are $50 year wilhOut other
charge sumner term commences May }, MI which time
desiring Interview may call On Der Al 20 West
Wsstngion-psce mo- iweOd'
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New-York Town Elections Supervisor

ILLINOIS - Gov French has appointed DAVID L.
GREGG. OF Chicago. Secretary OF State for Illinois
to tn the vacancy oocssioncd by the death Of Mr..
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EA,ILY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FoR soYs.

l A. Youksrs, y Y-The number limited % twenty Tho
Summer Term Of the Locust hi School will commence on
h. srff Monday MAY The heaihliness Of the place
and The facility OF render desirable location for
Board g-Schoo' Crcu be- obtained 20 me book
ti1re Of Gates S.e1man CO mo Nssssust 0r from tie
subscriber u. ". FRANCIS, NJ. A.
yo~kers Arril 1850 az
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.OrFIeE o. THE sEw.YoRx GAs Lisar Cosl.sr
THE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS h.ye
his day declared = DIVIDEND q hye per cent 90 De
capita STOCK Of his Company for ne ~ onIns 10
Wednesday, 10, May nert The usnsfer boox win be
closed rom me 25Ih insl sna hss e eaS ~ gaf
Ale M Z l. kfEkiIT, ee>fetey.
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Later from Brazil.

Tie bark A.ne. Captain Sherman. arrived
yesterday morning from RIO Jsnero bringing Us
papers TO the 18th February ~ the time she
left March 81 the yellow fever was prevailing
among the shipping TO az alarming extent The
L : siore,hp supply, Com. Kennedy arrived a.
Rio Janeiro 90 toe 23d Of February on her way
from New York 70 Oregon. The |. :. snip ONO
"a from San Francisco, &c. sailed from RIO anelIo
on the Isl .t Tor Boston. The first lieutenant OF
The Ono had died Of fever The L. : 'rgaie
Brandy VINE was az RIO Janeiro On the 81 =
Frei-tts dui coffee scarce and hgh ireishi' on
coffee 10 the States % cents per bag. The yellow
fever continues u rsce az Rio The Chambers
have voted subs dy 70 the government, 10 take
measures Tor pubic reie Il the fearful epdemic.
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SUICIDE By >TsEyATiOS.-We hear frUm cred
ible that woman about 10 yesrs Of age, Of
9usouud miud but oonlected with very resprcts-
be isuily II Lviu,s, son Co died from starvation a
,hort tine s.Ice-ste having CbstILs'ely and SIC
cess'ui, rsssiec ever! attempt to incUce or corr
ps. her TO take svsieuauce o. sny description. She
Aytd ten days without God, and when 81 asst s.
reduced s. 10 te unable u resist the Kind iHten.
iiors II her friends sic uss too far gone for re-
coyery. Rochester Democrat.
n The Presiden; CT the United States has Of
fcislk recognized { Il Il PsYESDIcK as Consul
Hanover Tor tee State Of W sconsir- to reside At
klx Iakee.
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OAK CROW FEMALE sEMINARY.-Tb

OSummer Term Ofife Oak Grove Femai. Seminary VIII
commence he lsi Monday May. Any pefsots wish
M interview win he Principal, Will please leave their
address The book Of Clark Au.tn Co N Broad
way where may aso Pc found circulars giving particular
Information WILLIAM Z. FOOTE Principal.
lOrk Arnl, 1850 sl0 3'seod'
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TIE LoRGNETrE. MO. IL.

II KERNCT, SO BROADWAY. publishes No XII Of
1.-The Lorgiste Dhn Liman 10 this number gives an
amusing sketch Of Country susngers" and discourses
cuain'ly on Family and Ancestors"
sl33i BAKER sCRlBSER General Agent
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JUST fUBll-hkD
ELECTRO-BIOLOGY,

WITH ILLUSTRATIONS, by Alfred Since, F.R ).
w Price - jus, published BY
sg6t FOWLERs 4 WELLS I3l Nsssag-st
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ID from Quo, which In lew months turns 10 ale o.
stone, protecting whatever IL covered from The action OF
the weather, and from 81.
LOOK OUT FOR FRAUDS
As cnpnpcipeo persous Offering spurious srues ior
sale calling hem "freproOt' The genuine 70 only 70 ss
Obtained u Ihe PstsrLee. W BLAKE. Bros6ft rev
York, de sgsns Every p.exsge Is ma k~d axes re-
eat FireProof Pant N B-The Pstelses VI remove 90
MAY q W - Pear q N Y ND lmeodish
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RELIGIOUS INTERPRETATIONS.

lust PUBLISHED BY the subscribers new edition of
y tho Laws OF the " New York In relation ~ Rel,
g1ous IncOrporsuo1s with al the amendments tho
present time, com plee In pamphlet form Price Il
Published and Tor sae oy lm29 III BELL 0OCLD.
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MALE BOAKDING--CHO Al s.Anwich, Con.

vi uectcuL IS miles from New YORK City. Number VI
scholars limited to twenty Terms-For tutor, board,
washing merdng lights bedding and travelling expenses
only sl,os year Circular. may be had Of Mr. Samuel
REYNOLDS. ~. Greerwicn-st corner Of Dusre
mn I'm THEODORE JUNE, Principal
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a FsKN DIT n r. u " TII1INlI NNLIsTII " aHh
"a hiss FOR several had charge Of boarding
school shes associate himself with me Primo pal Of
similar institution Ills Acquaintance very extensive and
h. could irAuence boys rom many States IN the Union
Several vsung for his dec sion. Address Arnold,
Tribune Of.cS, " I. ais D.
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CLIFTON SCHOOL, STATEN lSLAND-The
Y sumner FERN Of his school Will BE- reOpensd Mon
CAY The -s-h u April Number " scholars limited %
Three yscanci-s BE- o. ed This spnng Circulars
can Re obtained u Levi Cool u Broadway.
REFEEESCEs-Hirsm ketchum E,q New-Ymk City,
judge Emerson, do Len CoOI Esq DO.
s9lw. RS HOWEs
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ELECTROMAGNETIC.

rT'HE SUBSCRIBER - Offering, q extremely low
Il prices, elrIs stock Of French and American
Wal Papers equal IN style variety and quality 70 any In
the city Also great variety Of French Fire Board Pnns
SURPRISING 10 rchDers anything heretofore imported
John GREASON "a 0reeoriehsL
m30 1meodA between Murrsy and Robinson sN.
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OTHERS -Por sale, The axiures and f1niIsre Of the
Minerva Room. VI ~ Broei way consisting Of four
stoves ba ard fixtures Oh c!0h, tables 81 boards iAge
lot u benches vino s1ndry her srtess Inquire d Mr.
GFRRIsG 90 the premises. Of u WA X. NEWTON 10
Csn.efst from II % O'Clock y. all w.
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n Ot~cirri servant
AMOS kENpALL


Aes-lo's. Gsfs9 ~ IsAiHg'5a AgrE2 -
hasten 10 rePg o. your c.Ier v! ihe 5ls- ulL
Having carefully considered m POSITION
you occupy Tesive 10 be Halifax ue~' AID believing
10 he essentially Nrong snd a.siy ltrOu- ~ il erect.
connecsed y IN horses psients not eNc-Fungyonr o~n
decline ieling you our siock N He main ire or taxing
any other hich nay hen you n.eh-vou.
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Organ 81 octave from g. octave pedals, stops al
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-08-04

TExAs-The Galveston News, OF the 10th ut, con.
tans long letter from Governor Bell, of Texas the
representatives and OF that State in Congress-
upon the Santa Fe question. He insists the rights OF
Texas to the territory He says that the general govern.
ment instead OF exercising parental and vigilance
the interest of the youngest members Of the
fedeacy, has stepped forward with the confident super
cilious air Of power. erecting herself into umpire,
claiming privileges and benefits appertaning to Texas
from the dearbought sacrifices which she has made TO
obtain them and heretofore awarded to her by the most
solemn guarantees" He thinks that the duty OF Texas
to her own honor and her creditors calls her TO main
tain her limits abe has laid them down nvIoate "a.
sers that Texas does not withdraw her confidence the
general government thinks that better counsel will pre-.
vail. and that justice will yet be accorded to the State
He closes az follows:
The constitution and laws Of this State indicate m
duty plainly be misunderstood. l shall be be-
hind H. but will at employ the and
which they confer to secure complete jurisdiction
thai portion Of state which misguided and refractory
population endeavorng
will not trouble you further, gentlemen, than 10 ask
from the guardians of the honor and oil
Stale the capital that aid aud hearty cooperation
20 her against the evils and sinister
huences which sssail her.
cannot concludes however, without expressing thai
deep feeling profound devotion Tor the Union
which universally felt by citizens Of our State
and that cannot this subject better yey
the public sentiment than 10 reerate the language which
had the honor publicly 10 previous
I'VE viii always endeavor 10 do duty the Union.
This IL obligation, and u implies reciprocity" "Too
just to invade the rights Of others, we will be TOO proud
surrender own"