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The New York herald., 1850-12-25
BROOKLYN cry Intelligence.

rSuucrroS vroN rnE Nav Flm, Lr,sss. --0a satus
dsy afternoon last, IN application was msde 90 the
Hon John GrecnEooa, for an injunction upon the
terry lease grantee By the coporaioa of the cy
OF New York 10 Nessrs ElcuVpolt H. Roy As tbs
agents of the Union Ferry Company. which appl.ca.
tiOn vas upon mature delibsThflon. grpntet Tne
order (grouEded the facts stated in the co@f'ut)
feqvirts he dfer dshts Messrs pisri, cont u Roy
ana the Corporation ot the sity 81 New Iorkto show
eaUse the nr,t Monday ci January next, 81 a tpe
cis term of the supreme Count Ia PouEhkeep.o' way
they should not b. enjoinsa pray % Tor n the cot
paint, and In the meastme ftftaas the d. ndhuts,
Mesu. pierIepont n lie Roy, hom aecepting ard the
Corporation of New York irtm deliver ng any lease OF
the ferries comprised 10 the lone obianed 60 the
commissouers, under the Slate Law paced In ls4)
Thus the long moot ed question a. % The resp c's
rights a the two cities to the control ct The fsrrea s
hktly TO he acjudicated upon iu mannrr which VIII
ftttle the point In dispute IN a jelnite manner
NioLsSr AssAuLr "A man named PrtBiergzst, was
convicted on Monday OF violent and outrhse0os as
saOlt Mr.. Csnarsn, and HE mCthnr, ~ ne slser
we're proc esesiRs on saturday evening last y
mouth street The prisoner aud another man uot Ia
custody insisted following the proserutor, sud on
hs demanding their object they attacked him soi
knocted down both hmssli aud bis mother hnd Hhrn
down the prisoner sttempted-to gOuge his eye Gus
The Frossoutcr had large af money nearly Two
houisnd 90 lars-about MIN at the time but coula not
ssy The object Of the attack Nes 10 rob him though ne
could assign no other Nr. smith sentenced the
prisoner 10 three months cor dnement In the penten
tisry.
Tar LsTE Rior Nv rvs CRrw 1Hr BsiSDrStSs -
on saturday iutt, the crev Of this ffiqste rss ais
charged stthe navy yard snd IN soutequenes OF son
0nobedltnNe 81 ohoeft. Neit iiot ttN
the yard; bet while waiting 90 be paid OF colscte
IN considerable number snd IN no very good humOr
trouud the gates. vb,n Mr. Robert ~ gerald, the
master At arms made his aIpsarsnce. This Nss the
fisRal for gen eIal mus aud he vas violently a.
fauled. 81 charged with harsh ana tyraHnical cen
Duct on the late voysgs I've young men named
Brady sns sun.on were arrested NJ ring-aisrs, and
on Wednesday brought before Mr J. =. King when
eooa 6tsl o. oontrsdiotofy evidence was siveD Hnd
Mr k'ng received his decision ti fhurtdaJi when n
disctsfssd both piissners
Navy Y,ap GooDs roR RVS Wost pc Pns - In pur
fusnee o. the Instructions received By the command
ant stated In the Heraid DAYS ago. spactou
o over enc q the sorebouse, has been appropriated
TO the reception and Keeping fany articles sen
here for To the fsr but nothing ~ yet
l1sd inst has been received Tie ttetemeht ia scve
rsl that lamp ~ iron one and hal
| tons weight, had been ~ seat, 10 untouatsd.
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Fire I'm Utica.

Urea, Dec. "a, 1850.
Karly 90 Monday moroirg ere broke cat In
frame building situated in the OF tho Hon Joseph
penedict's resdeuce Hotel street. In Utics which
consumed that building with several Seneca street.
The Io,s IL about 81 oOo but small portion OF which
Is covered by Insurance..
The New York herald., 1850-12-25
Frem Washington.

WasHrScros, Dec. a. 1850.
We learn that the Secretary of the Treasury, and
other gentlemen interested In the matter, have met
at the of Henry Clay, this morning. for the pur
pose Of onfsrrrg together the subject of the tariff
The New York herald., 1850-12-25

HALIEAx, Dec. 20, 1850.
The steamer Osprey. four days from Bermuda, ar
rived at Halifax ysfteTday. She reports that the
etesmer Sea Bird from New York for Cslifornia, was
towec into Hsmilton Bermuda the 10th inst, with
beth wheel cranks badly broken that they nnot
be eI aired
The New York herald., 1850-12-25
Cabinet Changes In Canada.

TORONTO, Dec. n $50.
The Chief Commissioner Of Public Works has
eigned bis Office and sea- in the cabinet II 10 rumored
chat the Commitsoaor Of Grown Lands will sosn
oilou
The New York herald., 1850-12-25
Supreme Court.

GENERAL TEAa.
Before Chief Justice Edmonds and justices hdvaris
and Mitchell.
IN a. NATTER n he Ifaleas Corpus ne Pefittsr ~
N,chs Yersroife G,o Denhaw, and F,ancois, Benars.
This matter stands over 70 Thursday morning, vssn
the prisopers are 70 bs brought up, ssd the matsa
disposed cf
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-07-25
Progress of improvement.

Molher," asked six foot gawky, after two
hours Of brown study, "what did you and dad
used 10 do when he came courtin' you 7"
" Good airh and seas what do you mean
Jedediah 7"
Why, went courin' last Sunday night
II went TO Deacon Dooliule's TO see Peggy,
and she told me | didn'I know how 10 court.
asked her 10 show me how, and says she,
2" AK your mafm" So now | want 10 know
wha, you and father did,"
La ]! SUI! Why, Jed, we used TO sit by
the fire and ca. roas, turkey and mince pies, and
drink cider, and watch The crickets running
round the hearth
Good gracious times amt as they used TO
was. mother, that's sarin; was all sliked up
TO kill, and looked tarrin' scrumpshus, and the
only thing Peg gin me was a raw pickle"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-07-25
studying hydraulics.

"Whal be da. dey calls high drawIies !" said
Sambo 10 Cuffy.
"E-yah. yah YAH shouted Cuffy-"D Doot
you know da,. Niger, when you hab lesson
nose ebery day =
No. dun'. know, gives .hem up.
"Well. den, when Inassa iii de cow-hide
high fo.ch him down sasage On Do back and
draw him cross de back IS soon as he ioosh y.
ds, be de high drap licks.
"Get out, yoa sncw ball you alters eon'Tisss
70 knew more den asy uddsr uigger knows On.'
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-07-25
A Wharf Lecture.

free lecture, on The subject OF Temperance,
was delivered in Philadelphia, on Sunday af-
,ernooD, by weaiher-proof looking man, on The
first wharf above Dock street. The speaker
had his coat of, as if he meant 60 al itin ear
nest his voice was powerful, his action vehe-
ment, aud, as he spoke and gesricuIaed, the
perspiTaIion rolled off his face in sreams.-
He was an orator for he spoke home to his au-
dience, which consisted OF about two hundred
persons, principally "hard cases." who had
been drawn by his trumpet-toned eoquencef from
the neighboring houses of refreshmens. The
following short specimen will show how he
toJched his hearers TO the quick
:" It's much worth my while TO be putting my.
self all in muck sweat, preaching temperance
reform to you !; and in less lhan ten minutes af-
ter am done, two-hiIds Of you red-eyed scoun-
drels will be back again INTO the rum holes,
making hogs of yourselves, just as bad as ever.
Joe Snyder. see your fashy red face sticking
there between the heads of them two nigeer
gentlemen, like bolt of scarle. flannel between
Two pieces OF black bombazeL tell you what
Joe. my old bruiser, you'll find yourself cheek
by ,jowl, one Of these days, with some other
black gentleman, hob-nobbng over bowl Of
hot birthstone punch, and much good may il do
Tom Wagner, for you're taIred with The same
stick, aad bigger vsgabond ai'ni 10 be found
along South Wharf--thaI's fact And lhere's
another rum-pimped beauty Don't dodge
your head, Dare Johnson seed you before
you dipped behind that barrel of lasses Il
was not you meant, bu. The cap fits you you
nasty beast, and so you may on with IL. Oh,
no! Bill Myers, there you are. you miserable
varmnt. I'm told you',e go' your wife 10 guz-
cling as hard as yourself. They say you both
get ,ipsy, and make pair Of blue spectacles OF
yourselves every afternoon, But you never
signed the pledge. Bill, and took 10 drink a.
gain, like Sam Virgins there. You'll pass
for gentleman along side Of him, hui put you
any where else, and no crop-eared fatIerrier
lha, had any respect for his own character
would look al you
In this way The orator went on. par,culari-
zing his AUDITORS with many of whom he ap.
peared 10 be on terms of intimacy The dis
course seemed 10 be received with much good
humor by bis hearers, each wrHhing a lillle
when i, came TO his own turn, but joining hear-
lily in The laugh. when the speaker transferred
his attention 10 some olher member Of The con-
gregaion.- Pennsylvania
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-07-25
Farm i'm the West.

We CLEAN the following from a letter, written
by Hon. d. H. jerks, ex member of Congress.
TO. the editor Of the "Doylsown Intelligencer. /"
Mr.. jerks, is at present travelling though The
Western States, aud among other interesting
matters, describes an Illinois farm al follows:
|" Mr.. Editor, have you ever cast yodr eyes
over wide and extensive Praris If you
have not, you have yet to see one of the most
beautiful and magnificent Of natures scenes.
| can compare the scene TO nothing but the
ocean; and il is, indeed, an alluvial sea- Picture
TO yourself the tall grass waving with the breeze.
10 your utmost limits Of an extended horizon
not Tree or bush 10 intercept the view--bu
now aud anon, the little white hot Of the p
neef in the distance. closely resembling ss
upon the Atlantic and here aud there larg
herd Of cattle, clustered together. representa-,
miniature island. Indeed, ilrequires bu, liul,
aid from the inauguration TO fancy ones sci
sailing upon the bosom Of the dark 'bue sea-
The atmosphere Of the prairie al this Of seaso.
the year Is as fragrant as the breath from agar
den of roses. It's entire bosomis covered will
innumerable foweres, Of the mos, beautiful ap
pearence. Twas indeed grand and impo
sing sight 10 see the "God Of day" rise and SCI
above and beneath the horizon Of the wild
sPledu aluFidt ocean Ol lnc 11dIio Slate, al
one, like the mighty Niagara. well calculated I,
remind man Of his lntelness, and inspire fee.
llngs Ola heavenly and lofty chatacser. Ma
ture has done much for Illinois bu, man must
do more than he has ye, done, before il be
desirable home for such as desire to enjoy life.
was particularly pleased with the land in The
vicinity Of Jacksonville in Morgan county it
is Of rolling character, and exceedingly fertile.
Some farms there are well managed, and GO 10
show what might be done more generally, if
cultivated with skill. The plantation of Mr..
S,rawn, near lha, place. was pointed out TO me
as one of the most extensive, best managed, and
most productive in the State. Its said 10 con-
tain upwards Of ten thousand acres, all prarie
his usual stock of cattle is from three to four
thousand; he has standing contract 10 supply
the ST. Louis market with one hundred head
every two weeks his stock of hogs is from
Two 10 three thousand wheat crop, from fifteen
to eighteen thousand bushels, and corn, from
twenty to twenty-five thousand bushels. Hi
residence is located upon beautifully elevated
cone or mound, commanding a view TO the Ut.
most extent Of vision. And frankly own, that
never saw plantation on large scale, so
truly beautiful"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-07-25
sTRoUDsBuRG COUNTY PA. THURSDAY JULY a5 1850

fair head in line with the musket dontknow
exactly then what said or did, but remember
caught the mans hand, and threw it up and point
ed to the child. Knowing was determined
man, believe they didn't wish TO provoke me: so
they watched you for while, and when you didn't
put him down, they got daunted, hearing the sound
OF soldiers riding by the road, and they stole away
through the grove. Most of that gang swung on
the gaows, but the last Of them died this morning
quietly in his bed. Up to yesterday he used to
make me give him money-sums Of money to buy
his silence-and ii was for that made my boy
theft It was wearing out his very ife. Often
ne went down on his knees to me, and said: Faith
er, I'd die myself sooner than rob my master, but
can't see you disgraced Oh, let US Ay the coun-
ftryH Now, sir, have told you aldo what you
like with me--send me to goal, deserve it-but
spare my poor deluded, innocent boy
T 1t would be difficult TO describe Mr.. Hewson's
feelings, but his w(e's first impulse was to hasten
to liberate the prisoner With few incoherent
words Of explanation she led him into the presence
of his master, who looking at him sorrowfully but
kindly said:
- William, you have erred deeply, but not so
deeply as had supposed. Your father has told
me everything: all Of which forgive hm freely,
and you also''
The young man covered his face with his hands,
and wept tears more bitter and abundant than he
had ever shed since the day when he followed his
mother to the grave. He could say little, but he
knelt on the ground, and clasping the kind hand
of her who had supplied to him that mothers
place, he murmered
Will you tell him would rather die than sin
again.
Old Gahan died two years afterwards, truly pen
tent, invoking blessings on his son and on his
benefactors; and the young mans conduct, now
no longer under evil influence, was so steady and
upright, that his adopted parents felt that their
pous work was rewarded, and that, in William
Gahan, the had indeed a son.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-07-25

o." Omnibus Bill and Henry Clay" exclaimed
Mrs. Partington, Well there! | hope Mr. Clay
isn't getting in bad Company; for l do love that
man, and if he goes with them cruel omnibus dri-
yers, there is no telling how soon he will be as
bad as negro driver himself" And the good old
lady took long pinch Of snuff and heayed deep
sigh for the falling state of humanity.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-07-25
MRS. Partingtom and the Dr.

" Do you think people are troubled as much
with feabouomary now, doctor, as they used
TO be afore they discovered the anti-bug bed
s'ead :" asked Mrs. Parington of the old school
who attended upon the family where she was
staying.
Pheboiomy. madam" said the doctor grave
ly, sis remedy. not disease"
/" Well, WELL" replied she, 'no wonder one
gils 'em mixed up, there's so many on EN-
We never heerd in old times o'ionsors in the
throat, or embargos in the head, or neurology
all over US, or CONSERVATION in bowels, as we
do w.a-dsys But its an i'll will lha, don't
blow nobody no good, an the doctors flourish
on IT,"
The doctor stepped ou, with bow, and the
old lady watched him lil his cabriolet had
turned The corner, her mind revolving The in,ri-
cafe suhjec. Of cause and effect.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-07-25

The Albany Dutchman' says that convict in
The Ohio State prison made his escape over the
walls in rather singular manner. lie crawIed
into cannon, and got one Of his companions to
shoot him over the fence Helanded in the next
county. and eight constabIes and bed-cord are in
pursuit of him.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-07-25

! IT, Doctor. pray, wha. is il keeps the
mea, aud drink apart inshe stomach !" "l'lllell
you," says the DoctoI-'in every persons
throat there are two pipes and clapper now,
when we go 10 eat, the clapper shuts the drink
pipe" "Well, doctor" replied the paiienr, ".hal
clapper mus! play darned sharp whom We cal
mush and milk !"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-07-25

e An extraordinary surgical operation" was late
ly performed, which was the complete Temovalo o
the patient into another world. The physician Is
doing well.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-07-25

Sure ESoueH "A western paper says - Talk
abour. mysterious knockings, what is more mys-
terious than the knockings of two human hearts,
set in operation by the magnetism of youthful
love =
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LOWER EAST TENNESSEE co,
OPERATION.

Protractcd Meanings .-Elders r. Ran
l"lph and +. A. Smith expect, The Lord
permitting, TO attend the following Meet
inGs. 10 wit.
Liberty Hill, McMinn CO.. commencing
Saturday before the LIST Lords day OF Sept.
Hwassee, Meigs co... Saturday before
the q Lords day ot Sept.
Shady Grove. Walker CO.. Ga, Friday
before the 81 Lords day Of Sept.
Cane Greek. Walker co... Ga Friday
before the 4lh LORDS day OF SPIT.
Harrison, Hamilton Cos, 5lh lords day
of Sept.
" Annual Co.opera'ion Meeting. Fri
dav before the LIST Lnrh's dav of Ociohrr,
Spring Creeh NJ. H. s miles West OF
Athens.
H4r-'s Creek. Bradley CO., FRIDAY before
the 81 LORDS dav OF Oct.
t'ha'alee. Brady CO., Friday before the
81 Lords day OF Oct,
Athens, Friday before the 4lh Lords day
OF Oct.
Six Vile Creek. BIonnI CO. Friday be.
fore III LIST Lords dav D. Nov
Pond creek. MrMIno co., Friday he!or
the 81 Lords day of Nov
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A BARGAIN offered.

'i"t1F. undersigned uif'rs To sell the half
L or whole OF the Mr.. SAVAGE FUR
MACE. with lis appur'enaGces. and from
Eight Hundred TO One Thousand Acres of
Wood Land. all easily go, at for coalIng.
The Ore bank can't BE- surpassed in the
Uni,.d States Tor qualuy and quantity,
are situated on Bali PLAY. Monroe county,
Tenn, IN a good n-,ghbnrhood. There is
a Saw aud Grisl Mil attached to the place.
II is four miles from Tclico River.
Those wishing To 30 into rhe Iron bust
ness will do well TO come and look at the
premises. There is a dissolution of pari.
nershIp, and the hal! or all will be sold.-
II Is all new.
DARLINGTON s. DOYD.
August l6. 1865 %
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LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST.
w. L. HIGH,

EORMERLY o, HE firm of ~. l.. High
l. x Co, ard late OF High s. Wright;
Wholesale aud Retail Merchants OF the
city OF Dalton, takes this method of INFORM
Ina The people OF Tennes see and others IN
general, thai he has usl added largely TO
his former stock. and has now on hand an
extensive stock OF Dry Goods, Groceries;
Hardware, Saddlery, Hats, Boots and
Shoes. aud all other ARTICLES usually kept
ia this market. which AN determined 10
sell al unusually low prices for either Cash
ur Country Produce.
The subscriber mos; respectfully requests
his old friend, to cali and see him wien
they vist Dalton, as he feels confident be
can make II TO their interest 10 do SO.
All kinds OF Produce taken IN exchange
for goods al the highest cash prices.
WM. l.. HIGH
Dalton, Aug. 2, ls50-f 81 4,
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Wool Carding.

YNHE subscriber respectfully iniorms the
L public :ha, he has just started Two new
Wool cardIng MauhInes, seven miles
Southeast Of Athens. on ChesIua Creek
and will execute any work IN that line IN
the very best style. al the usual prices
Persons hom a distance will have their
work attended To promptly 10 every IN
stance. For every ten pounds of Wool
one p,uni ut clean grease Is required 10 be
furnished. Il the Wonlis properly cleaned
aud Wi prepared. he will warrant the
work well done. JNO. J. DIXON.
Aus. Is. lS50-tD 81
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TO those who have been in the
Service Of the United States
since the Revolution.

'E'IlE undersigned beng familiar with all
the Executive rules and regulations,
and the character OF proof necessary to en-.
able those who have been engaged in the
service OF the United States since the War
Of the Revolution, to have their claims for
Pensions. Bounty Land, Arrearages of
Pay and Extra Pay. &c.. to one or all of
which many persons are entitled, properly
prepared Tor adjudication before the De.
par'menls at Washington, respectfully in.
vIie the attention of such to an interview
With them, where they may learn some-
hing to their advantage. Those who have
been injured BY sickness or otherwise while
in the service OF tie United States, are en,ii
led to a Pension. Many claims are lost
for wan, oil proper steps al the outset, or by
being prepared by an inexperienced per:
son. Oar charges are moderate. Residence
one mile and a hall above Calhoun, Nc.
Miun COUNTY, Tenn,
JOHN WAINWRIGHT,
II. Mellow ELL MCELRATH.
Aug. ., iS5U-ti 81
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NOTICE.,

an Mon'iay, the 9TH day of October next,
W pursuan, to the articles of partnership be.
tween the partners of IT. C late firm of f. L.
II. BOYD, we will offer to sell at public ontcry,
on the premises, to the highest bidder, the
Northwest half of Lot No. 20, situated in
the town Of Athens, IN McMinn county and
State of Tennessee, with IA Store House OH
the same, it being the same piece or parcel of
land or ground and store house and appnrte.
nances belonging to the said late firm of +. g.
Il. Boyd. The same will be offered to be sold
on one and tmo years credit. The purchaser
will be required to give bond with good secu.
rity, and lien retained on the property to
better secure the payment Of the purchase
money. BOYD,
Surririag partner Of +. g. II. Boyd.
SAMUEL SHIELDS,
L. BOYD,
Erecutcrs IF Henry Boyd, decd.
Aug 0, lS50-tds SO
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No Cure No Paw!

a'ilE undersigned has permanently located
. himself in Calhoun, McMinn county, at
which place he has opened an Office for :he
purpose of preparing claims for all persons
who have claims against the Government, for
Pensions, Bounty Lands, Pay proper. Extra
Pay, Pay for lost Horses, aud every other de-
scrpIIon of claims for adjudication before the
Departments at " ashington. fIe is well pre-.
pared, having all the Pension Laws. aud all
the Executive Regulations, to direct him il
preparing claims. and in addition twenty
,etrs experience in that line of hhsness. IIIs
charges shall be- moderate. Man, Claims are
lost on account OF hring prepared by inrxm-
rirnced persons. Call and see him. No charge
for talking about your claims
SAMUEL WORKMAN.
Aug 90, 1850 lem 100
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FOREST HILL ACADEMY,

THE FALL SESSION Of his las!ia.
L. ton will commence OF ihe Rifs! M1R'
day in September next, under the sGPsflfl-
lendence OF Mr.. Charles P. SAMUEL; as
sisted BY his Lady, and close The asi Friday
in January.
Mr.. Samue's ability aid faihfuliess az
been thoroughly and satisfactorily tested
within the last sixteen years. The Truss
tees can, therefore, safely recommend this
Institution to the consideration OF those who
desire their sons and daughters TO be we'll
taught.
Terms. per Session of Fiue Months. Pays
able at the end of The session:
Spelling, Reading, Writing and I esoc
Arithmetic, ~0'oO
English Grammar, Geographic M
and the above, o'oo
Latin and French Languages,
Mathematics, Natural Phioso- ~ M
ply. Moral Science, Aslrono- io'0'
my, Sc,
Extras.
Instruction in Double Entry Book
Keeping will be given TO stu, M
dents. aud to any young men WV
who may desire it,,
Elementary Drawing for small M
children, 2 lessons per weel:, '"0
Drawing and Painting on Enam-} ooo
eled surface 2 lessons per week. WV
photographic or MonochrOmatic3 coo
Painung,2 lessons per week, { WV
Mezzolinl Painting, 2 lessons PERI soo
week, { ''oo
By order of the Boa1d Of Trustees all
the young Ladies and Gentlemen can OBJ
tain certificates of commentator in any OF
all Of the branches they may have studied,
by undergoing a fair and thorough exami.
nation, it their performance and moral de-
pertinent will justify ii.
Reward certificates will be given months
" to all the pupils who may deserve them
tor good behavior. punclualuy in attend
ancs, ard proficiency IN their various
studies.
BY order of the Board.
CHAS. METCALFE, Sec.
Athens. July 10, lS5O-t IS