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6-The death Of The iRnocen,, though i
fall upon surviving affections, crushing and
slliilng the heart with power little short Of
The tomb .Iseii, Il brings with It one softeninp
reflection. The early dead have known on.
Iy The bright and sunny side of life, and '.is
well indeed for their own suke that they do
not live to feel the hitter disuppointmen,s
that darken the picture as mature age re-
veals the cares crosses, and iribulations from
which The most favored are not exempt. y
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-22

67-A taste for botany seems to pervade
all women without exception. If they CAM
have Joponicas, they will resort TO gefaniums;
and It geranIums are 100 costly, they will
take TO ho!lyhocks. There is an old lady
on Canal street whose mems, we regret 10
say, ARE so limited that she can't indulge e.
ven in hollybocks-three rattail cabbnges
being the whole exten! Of her floral display.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-22
An Arr

she net eutitled an act to authorizs
sr0rders 70 transcTibe records N GER.
M passed JaLuary 3Bth, 1895, and lor
es. 2
Y eaaeielby the General As.
Siale of Ohfo, That the recor.
veFai counties be and they are
,Fized aiia required 10 provide
xsand continue and compietethe
sxes provided for by tie secoud
Che "a anlltled al ac. to ahthorzd
|asutg aaeHfdaH to tFanscrbs - cords ii, Ger.
aall cnseas pssseH danuary 39lb, 1885. 10 he
seKagi time. and fuf such services ed ren.
leEsd saia recorders shall bo compensated n |
I'D slime vag as ID said section i provided
Snr IfallaH bstle duty Of said record.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-22

A lady was overheard in earnest djsc1s>
sion with agentIeman noted for his tenaci y
10 lis own opinion. Waxing warm, this gen,
tleman observed. 'Mrs. c., facts are stubborn
things And the lady replied, Then MIR. M. !,
what great fact you must ben
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-22

How TO DO TT Punch says, 10 resusci-
tate drowne d Yankee, search his pocke cts.
To resusci tate q drowEed Englishmon,
boil beeistake under his nose. as
A Frenchmnn may be brought TO lifc ai
any time by skilfll ;mitstion Of a bull frog
in his 1,...5 ..8f -s.a
4 Span lard by applying garlic 10 his olfac.
tories. .5.,l, Il
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-22

PRAYER:-- is not the length, but the
strength OF prayer, that is required; not The
labor OF the l'p, bat the avail of The heart,
that prevnils with God. 'Lei thy words be
few" as Solomon says, "but full and 10 the
purpose" 81
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-22

igrse From sni aler lie passage
BENJAMIN +. LETTER,
Speaker + the House of Representatives.
CHARLES C. CONVERS,
Speaker Of the senate.
March 23d, 1859.
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CAPITAL PUNISHMENT,

H. Hunter offered for adoption The fol-
lowing, and asked that il be referred 10 the
committee on the Bill Of Rights:
ResofUfd, Thai the committee on the Bill
OF Rights be instructed 10 inquire into The
IeSpedlency of Incorporating into the new
constitution, The following provision, viz:
"lluman life shall not be taken as pun.
Ishmenl for the commission of any crime
whatever but The highest punishment for any
crime shall be imprisonment during life IN
the State Penienliary."
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-22

a vii and afrolln company, are like
crab and an oyster--the one watches until
the other opens his mouth that ha may catch
him up. al'
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-22

Bashlulness is mofe frequently connected
with good sense, that we find assurance
aud impudeace, on the other hand, Is often
the mere effect of downright stUridily.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-22

I" Bill, you young scamp, If you had your
due, you'd gel good whipping, +.
~ know Il, daddy, but bills are NOT alway
paid when due"
The sgonized fsilIcrirembled lest his hopes
w son should be suddenly sHaichc d from
him. m8ss si6 a
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-22

The women ought 10 make pledge not
to kiss man who nses tobacco and il would
soon break up the practice. and friend Of
ours says they ought also 10 pledge them.
selves to kiss every man that doa't use it,
and we go for that, too.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-22
STRAY MARus
Isslnae Of William. @

Estate Of William Grimes, dee,A
NOTICE is:hereby given that The under.;.,aa
y has been appointed, and .IuIv onai;Ga5S "ou y.
Administrator Of the esttte OF William a t;n,es '
iate Of Cadiz township, deceased. All ncrso,,s
navlng Claims against said estate. win prass',s
them properly authenticated, for settlement mi
those indebted to 1t, will please 7lake snecdv nav
ment wa THOMAS n GpTWry P"y-
Mays ls50--3t. Adm;a;s.ro,ov
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-22

Men ARE Iiko bugles, the more brass ,bev
contain the farther ypu eau bear Them. La.
DIES are Ike yiolels, The moro modest and
fepFl0gbsg appear The better YOU love them
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-22

3 O'Clock, p. Nj.
Mr. Morris. ] offer for adoption the fol.
lowing resolution:
ReSoIred, That the committee ON Juris
prudence be instructed 10 inquire into tht
eexDedlency Of dispensing with the names q
John Roe and Richard Roe, and all othe,
hctltlous characters in the net Of Eieciment
and that all actions involving the tile 20 lind.
oe prosecuted in The names Of real person:
interested B
Mr.. Morris continued. presume these
Messrs. John Roe and Richard Roe, are old
acquointances 10 the Convention, especially
70 gentlemen Of the legal profession. | havc
known them all my life, and presume they
have been known for centuries. II seems 10
me they have sometimes beenknown as dis
lurbers ofthe peace, and as such, | would
like to know whether wo cannol dispense
with them entirely in this republican land Of
ours They are Incompatible wila our re
publican institutions that is, conceive there
- no necessity for tie continuance OF these
legal fictions in the practice Of the courts
Il any legal gentleman can show any, lsho1ld
Ike to hear from him. But, presume there
WI be no objection 10 The resolution, as II is
q mere matter Of Inquiry. | hope Il will be
adopted. ns 4.
The resolution was then adopted.
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/
Mr.. JEFrERsoN's Ten RULES OF LrFE.-
The following rules for practical life were
given by Mr.. Jefferson, in letter of advice
TO his namesake, Thomas Jefferson Smith,
in 1925.
/. Never pui off ill TO morrow what YOU
can do to-day.
2 Never trouble others for what you can
do yourself. #a
3. Never spend your money before you
hive il. ~
4. Never buy what ysu don't want because
il is cheap. sgiaa
o. Pride costs us moro than hunger, thirst
and cold. l ETA
@. We never repen, ofhaving eaten too
little. 5Q Ausrl
7. Nothing is troublesome that we do will.
lingly.
.. How much pain have III ose evils cost
US which never happened.
D Take things alwaysby the smooth handle
10. When angry connlIen before yon
sFeak --if very angry, hundred
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-22
:, The last arrivals from California brings US

:. ino t,, last arrivals from California brings u.
me m following Item ofmpolance:
me DAY previous 10 the sailing of tho Cal.
iorhia' The collector ofcustomg in San Fran.
CISCO was notified that the moneys collected
ioF duties must be paid over to The Stale GOV.
ernment, ~ accordance with resolution mss,
co by the Legislature. ''''
9,eps were Icing taken 10 form an indie.
pendent government. Commodore Jonos :,
ls salo, y about 10 take certain measures 10
prevent II A law also passed the Legislature
imposing a lax oftwenty five dollars on eye,v
foreigner who works in the mines y. II =
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-22

CARE or THE EYES Looking in the FIRE /,
very injurious 70 the eyes, particularly n coal
fire. The stimulus Of light and heaf uni,ed
soon destroy the eyes. Looking nj mouIton
iron wall soon destroy the sight. Reading
IN the twilight 10 injurious 10 The ewes e
they are thea obliged 10 make great eyer.
tIoD, Reading Or sowing with side liobt
lHiu'es we eyes, ns both eyes should be ex.
posed 70 on eqaal degree oflight The rea.
son - INC symp"tby between the ewes is
so great, 'hatiflhe pupil ofone is diIate by
being kept partially ia the shade, ,iie one th,t
Is most exposed cannot contract itself sn(Ti.
ciently Tor protection, and viii be ultima,aIv
injured. Those who wish 10 preserve heir
sight should preserve their general health by
correct habits, and give their eyes iusl work
enough, with due degree ofliahi.
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PREAMBLE.

Mr.. Mitchell. move the following prop
os'Ion, and ask its reference to The comm it.
tee on 'he Preamble and Bill of Rights.
Inc paper was referred accordingly, after
reading by The Secretary, ms follows:
We, The people Of the State of Ohio. in
order to secure TO ourselves and posteritv the
blessings of a just aud free government
trusting 10 the favor and protection of AL
mighty God, do ordain and establish the fol.
lowing constitutions:
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Mr.. Hootman.I offer for consideration the
following:
Rssotped, That The committee on Cur-
felcy be instructed TO inquire into the ex.-
nedency Of so amending the Constitution, as
TO prevent the Legislature hayiug power 10
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| FLokIDA AND THE WAsHINGroS MONUMENT
The WakuIo Times says that the stone fr on
this State for the Washington Monument wa.
shipped in the brig Lucy, which went 10 sea
last Saturday week. We learn t!is stone
will be dressed and wrought to all possible
perfection at Washington. The device on
the Great Seal ofthe State will be transferred
10 the stone, IL il can be done, but this is O
matter OF doubt. A map Of the Peninsula
IN The relief with the Cuban coast in perspcc
tive, the colossal figure Of the Guddess of Lib
er'y sitting thereon astride ofa bag Of coffee
or box of cigars, grasping in her right h1nd
very long cigar, Tor something else sur.
mounted with a cap--the intervening Gulf,
and shpin full sail --lhe numerous KEYS, &c.
all these we are afraid, will be quite MS per-
picking to the sculptor as the device is 10 the
herald. But the State has no other .scoai
OF arms" The motto selected, we learn, is
as follows:
''Florida sees in his counsels safety, in his
lie an example, in his memory perpetual
bond of union"
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FOR GOVERNOR,
R E U B EN- w 0 0 D
OF CUYAHOGA.
The Convention.
OF CUYAHOGA

Yesterday afternoon was mainly taken uI
in considering and perfecting the report o
the committee OH the rules of the Conven
ton. .-
This morning, the resolution declaring
compliance with the copy right provision
of the covention-law inexpedeni, was repor
ted from select committee, and discussed
by Mess's. Ranney, Mccormick, Atchbold
and Mason Pending motion by MIR. Nc.
CormicG to recommit to q select committee
of three, il was laid on the table.
Mr.. Humphreville offered q resolution pro
yiding for printing $50 copies of the rules o.
the adopted.
Mr.. Holmes introduced resolution re-
guessing from the Secretary Of State tabu.
lar statement of the white and black popuIa,
tlon oil the State adopted.
MIR. Holmes also offered resolution direci-
ing the Sergeant"ai- Arms TO provide room,
for the meetings of the committee on Appor
tionmenI, which was adopted.
Mr.. Ranney introduced resolution insiruc.
ting The committee on the Legislative de-
parmeni, TO inquire into the expediency OF
requiring the yeas and nays to be recorded
upon the fanl passage Of all bills by the Gen
era Assembly.
Mr.. Williams offered premble and resou-
tons instructing The committee on the Lagis
ative Department In relation to the election
Of all officers by the people.
Objections having been nude BY Mr.. Arch.
'old and others tolhe preamble, Mr. Williams
il, and The resolution was adopted
% motion of Mr.. Stanton, The report Of
he committee on reporting the debates and
or the Couvention was taken up,
md penuing the question in relation to the
lumber ofvolumes of debates to be printed,
The Convention took recess.
Bis ~oN~o~r+-~r~~-o-~,~4N-~-
OF We have Oh hand two communica.
ions on the subjec, of Odd Fellowship, which,
we have room we will give next week.
:
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AN ACT

March 23d, 1850.
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II is stated that Charles J. McCurdy, late
Lieut. Governor Of Connecticut, has been
appointed Charge to Vienna, in room ofWebb
rejected. ...a. as ..5
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n hereby certify thatithe foregoing is true
y copied from cert had copy of The oriei-
nal soil on file in the Sccfetarv Of STATE;
0Gce. R. K PRICE, Auditor,
ofIfarFison COUNTY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-13

MISCELLANEOUS

THE CHOLERA AT EA8pERS rERRi.
We regret 10 learn tiat the cholera has commenced AT
Harper's Ferry again with increased violence, and that q
considerable number Il deaths have taken place daring the
past two DAYS. The following letters from our correspon-
dents give ali the information ;hat could he o5,iined up To
the time Of the depar;nrc Of tbs cars Yesterday
Correspondence of ,to Baltimore Sun.
PAhrER's FE71Y. AUG. 5. 1850.
Messrs. Editors:-The cholera is stl' in our midst, and
though now seemingly a5aiirs. within - hoais seen deaths
have occurred. Among others, prominent IN our Immunity,
We painfully record the death 81 Rev. Joseph G. Hays, NJ. ID.
He literally fell a martyr 10 his profession. rs u pract!-
cling physician, and in the triunphs ot christianity. His re-
mains will today be taken BY the Baltimore train to his
farm in Frederick COUNTY, 10 Be inferred in his family burylng
ground. -
The excitement here is intense. There were but about 10
hands at work in the Arnory yesierca"-sc ore of them told
me-and to-day there are very fcw at work. People are run
ming for doctors, ice and every thing else which they think
will be likely TO do their sick and dying good, or 10 save them
from dec:h.
supper on Tuesday evening, and BY eight O'Clock next morn
ing "Wednesday he vast corpse. Some say that four and
and others that six died yeste-day-5Gt four certain-and
last nigh, u lady died and was taken oil this morning in the
cars for Frederick. Mr.. Met,ee was sent TO Baltimore yes
terday.
Mr.. Carroll. proprietor Of the United States Hotel, at the
Bridge. (where l am ~stopping) went TO bed last night, was
taken at 3 O'Clock, and at 5 this morning he was dead.
New cases are reportedhere and there all about town, L, put
l have no certain Information CT how many or whom. They
IRE now cleaning and lining all the puddies, gulEes, sinks,
&c, and the utmost excitement prevails.
When the cars from different quarters arrive the spectacle
is both amusing and sad. Some 60 without their dinners
sooner than lind on this infected spot-some will not even
look out of the cars for fear of smiling in some of the cho-
lera fever, ard those vino change from the through trains to
the Winchester cars Tin some cases. DC So with the utmost
vigilance, running, as though some terrible fend was after
them.
The weather here is fine and not so excessively hot, though
warm enough. MI. Carroll will be buried this evening al &
o'clock.
wanted TO gave a horse this morning 10 ride to Shep-
berdstown. but | could not get one, not even for the liberal
price of IS. Every horse, car, and carriage is engaged to
carry away families and SICK folks.
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SONG OE THE T

TO HIS DELINQUENT PATRONS.
AIR, "Thsn youW remember me-"
When other bills and other dnns
Their tales of woe shaii tell,
Ofnotes in bank without 1.-The funds"
And cotton hard 10 sell;
There MAJ PERHAPS in such a scene
Some recollection be
OF bills that longer due have been,
And you'll remember me!
When Mard up customers shall wiring
Your hearts with hopes in vain,
And deeri it but 4 ,.ii,irg thing
To tell YOU ''call again."
When calling proves a useless task,
Without the s~lawyer's fec"
In sucl; q moment | but ask
Tia. youW remember me,
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THE SHIP "EXTRAvAGANCE.'

Oh, Extravaganza soileth in climes bright and warm,
She is built for tie sunlight and rot for The storm;
Her anchor is gold, and hrl mainmas, IS pride
Every sheet in lie wind doth she d~a>hing!y ride!
But Content is ! vessel not built for display.
Though shes ready ana steady come storm when it may.
81 give us Content ;s !:a's channel we Steer,
Ii our pilot BE- Cautica we've iit;lo 10 fear
on Extravaganza saicih mid glitter and show,
As ifforiunc's rich tide rcye. ebbs1 liz its flow;
hut sec hlr at night when het yod-light is spent,
When ier anchor il lost and hex saSca sails rent;
When the wave of distraction her shaticr'c side drinks,
And the ti..ows--hul Ea'-!auJh and shont as she sinks.
No, give Gs Content. IS iifc's c'anne. we steer,
While ouf PILOT is Cau;ica, tneres lttlc 10 fear.
Charles Sroin.
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TO FARMERS.

@ARpENLRS; FLoElSiS. >Hir OWNERS. INCORPORATED
toMfAN.E",. MANtfACTu:ERS ARTlZASS. PROBES
49,, S.,HAL ME.. MECHANICS Ash OTHERS.
VIE fpnf AND FIR. ENGINE CONGRATULATIONS SEcrR.
< I'D bf UNITED STATES iFTrEAs PATESr-Al InfnneemeDts
WI. De Proeeuleaby Law. This Is The most valuable Invention OF the
ae, M WITHOUT WHICH vessels. manufactures. public ediices, he.
tets and private dwellings,. aye inconr1!e.e, and comuarauyeIy ms.
cure Win tGis cheap and efficient Fire Engine. Tho farmer is per.
independent ., All unateoninodating Insurance companies. ard
can bid defiance TO the iEccndia.v
RECOMMENDATIONS
"e'' hliersigHed, 10 hereby Certify that each Of u. has had
eiestet on our lots one OF VI. X. u. Mrchcs's Improved Pumps.
ati nsVr gwen 70 II j TAR trial. aud .r Zee! no hesitation in recon.
inelailn. hi' Pumps 4 : worthy of he confidence and patronage Of The
pubic. JOHN B9AIfER,
VALENTINE HECKLER.
tlivs a Pumpof Nj. X birmingham Mitchell in nv ward: rs.
teen II a most valuable aff-ni,se. 4 great convenience, and an eff.
IN ~ Pn'.ecuoh a tthst nTe Il Il. TYLER.
The Pump can Il sor a. the VIII. Office.
" NOTICE All persons buying OF selling the above article are
responsible IN me .or il.
Apnill-ef R. BRTrTINGHAA MITCHELL, Proprietor.
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THE LONELINESS.

She VINO thinks noble heart,
Better than 4 noble micn,
Honors virtue more than art,
Though lis less in fashion seen,
Whatsoever Ter fortune hc
Shc'st the h;ide, the wife for me.
She who deems tha, inward grace,
Farsmrrassos outward show,
She who values less the face,
Than "a cnarm the soGl can throw,
Whatsoever her fortune be
She's the bride, the wife for me.
She who knows the heart requires
Something more than lips of dew,
That when loves brief rose expires,
Love itself dies with il too,
Whatsoever her fortune be,
She's the bride. the wife for me.
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The Horse then ~e,, into committee on the civil ana d
iptnatic approximation BIZ.
OF ARRsvALs-aor SPRINGS, vIRGrs1l

itASA 1870 1o-tso 81 lNi.NlFg,
arGrsT ?.
]: b. Eudd, philadclohia; Jno. Curd. Lexington, Zen
lucky, Wn. X. Terry, Mrs. Terry, and Col. Thos. Gee
and son, Liberty; n. :. rnrn"f ana Thomas J. Turner,
EaThamsviiic, Va; Juan Wilcox, II. p. Bcown, Peters
burg, Va; Ino. Cosby end T. y. Cosby, Richmond, Va;
Jno. W. Green AMI Stephen \. Green. Alexandria; Vim. II.
Mine; :ioG. J. b. DGnwooly aud lady, Geor aia; 5. G.
Harrison, lady and child, Miss Casaie, Ro. Caskic and ].
Casks, Richmond. Va.
ArGusr 3.
Captain G. Graham. l.. s. A., Baltimore, Nd; VIM. J.
Warden, stanton, Va; c. Ridseley and Miss NJ. $.
Howard, H1llimorc CO., Md. NJ. Montsira, Goschiand
and lady ami Mrs. Craig, Stanton. Va; $. J. Whitwor,h.
La: John Davis, Miss Davis, ". K. Davis, and $. Hughs,
Richmond, Va; VIM. Baariar, Shreveport, La; l.. B.
Makepeace. Petersburg. Va; jourdon Voolfolk, Mrs. J.
Voolfolk, Miss Voolfolk, Mrs. Morris, Miss Morris, Ca
rnl.nc county, Virginia; Geo. Fleming, Miss Fleming,
Miss Coleman, Miss Wyatt, Miss Price. Miss Temple, Ed
mond Winston ard Lady, Hanover county, Va; Miss Ter
rsh, Miss Winston and D. 7. Morgan, Mrs. Morgan, Miss
Morgan, Mrs. Gormly, $. Ridick, pi;tsburg, Pa; Jos. H.
Shelton, VIM. II. Eu,os, JAS. ". Harris, Nelson CO, Va.
AuGusr !.
Thos. ". Anderson and ladv, Spot..ylvanis. Va. R. H.
Kinney. Engineer II. and II. Road.
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JNo. METTAUER. NJ. d., &c..
Dean oil the Medical Faculty.

JSO METTAUER. ". d., &c,
Dean oil the Medical Faculty.,
Prince Edward Cour, House. Virginia. August !. lsJa 81
# TSIyEit;lTY o. MARYLAND
r5SHE next session wHl begin Oh MONDAY, the iiih day oi o't"'
her. Is5G. aud r!csr ;sl March. 1851.
NATHAN Il S.lTII. VI. l.. SaTEriy.
wv. 4. A. AMEN II. ID. Chemistry and Pharmacy.
SAMUEL CHEW. VI y. Therapeutics, Ma'cria M,'Ica aih ~
sI.nr.
JOSEPH ROXY. II. D., Anatomy and Ply i"i"gy
Wd. POWER, u. u, Theory AZ. Placlcr ~ MEDICINE.
RICHARD II. THOMAS, VI D.. HlI~iicfy ana Diseases Of Wo'
nen ai Children.
The lnor ample opleosiunl;ie7 iurtie i-o'stln"a 81 Practical 30
tony II 4 moderate expense. ezra.
AMI rOWEK, III tie Baltimore inir.aary; with the fri'iiec" ci ,ary
visits 10 il. wards, without charge I, The student -. ae lcs"L
Fee, ior ,hr Lectures 5gb To S5; + TACTICAL AIa:niy 20: Man
cula,lon 81: Graduation so.
WILLIAM Z. A AIKEN. Dean.
u.i,,,,. ,,ut I3-o cit
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aonqc on ever hill side, and in every valley oyer annn w,"m
hatjtaLle earth, and supply those houses WIN coz uudI' apnJou
, ,sae, = 'al&.nr in cyery STATE and fl! the;a with able p'o-
frssois; vii cro~n every hill VIII : snaFcH s sGns s,nno,i IN IN
u. ~ nrlr;+s ,hlr teachers of righteousness, so that On every
,aJsf if', m.,n in The chime on one hill shall answe. TO The
chine on another, around the eaIth's broad cl.eaiaiefenre,
and the voirc OF prayer ana IHI SUM " pi'''' "o"N
li:c an universal holocaust to Heaven.
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Photographed for the BALTIMORE Sun.
THE MISSOURI ELECTION.

ST. LOUIS, AUGUST D.
The entire wing ticket, with the exception of two Judges
Of the County Court, will be elected.
Intelligence from the Second Congressional district incl'
Gates very certainly tia; the wlis member is elected, and al
50 a majority of whig delegates.
Darby, wing. mas 300 majority in ST. Louis county over
Rozier, free. soiler. The whcie whis ticket for the Legislature,
Sheriff and Coroner is elected.
In Cape Gerardien county, Baldwin has 662 and Davis
595; Rozicr 3i5.
From the Second Congressional District We hear that Ma.
rion county has given 260 majority over Henderson and
Benton, and elected a wing Senator and two Representa-
tiyes.
Rails county gives Porter lou majority, and elects Wing
representatives.
ST. Charles county gives Porter $50 majority over Hender-
son, being a Wing gain of 500 on the last or previous Con-
gressional election.
The TWO Benton representatives in 81. Charles and Lin
coin and the Wing Senators triumphant
So far us returns have been received the Wings have
gained largely, and there are prospects of their triumph
throughout the State, thus securing a United States Senator.
The returns come in slowly.
The cholera is evidently decreasing in our city.
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