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Newark Academy,

BY late reorganization of this department OF Della
College, the Board of Trustees have taken
10 place upon and improved foundation and TO
endow 1t with advantages posscssed by few similar inst
tutions in the country The Academy heretofore merged
In the College, and Of subjected to all the evils
which have been found 20 attend the amagamaton Of the
two departments In tho same building, and under the
government enjoys the privilege Of separate
establishments without losing those which result from its
relation 10 the College proper. HU
large and elegant edifice with all the necessary tx
lures Of complete boarding establishment has been
erected and furnished in which the students of the Acad
envy board, under the immediate charge of the Principal
and his Assstans aud oil Its exercises conducted
n system of its uninterrupted by the interests
study and dormores has been chosen with pecu-
liar reference To comfort and convenience for study and
expense has been spared in providing the apparatus
necessary 10 render the of instruction completes
giving 70 Newark Academy facilities for pirate study and
comfortable accommodation Of students, fully equal to
those afforded by many Of our colleges.
From It's intimate relation to tho College, students Of
the Academy enjoy many advantages not generally OBJ
pursue particular branch which falls properly
within the College course, may be admitted 10 recte in
any Of the College classes Students also Of proper age
and discretion, by recommendation Of the Principal and
lego Library without additional charge Admission also
may be had 10 the Lectures and such other privileges Of
the College as can be proftably enjoyed by academica
Students. tl g E Lt
with tuition in the English, Latin and Greek is seventy
dollars for the Summer Session, and seventyye for the
Winter Session The only extrse dollar per
sion for incidental expenses and foe OF eight dollars for
Modern Languages and foe OF five dollars Tor Drawing,
from those who enter these casse The sessions and
cations Of The Preparatory Department are the same as
rev MATTHEW MEIGs, AN,
a.nE President Of Delaware College.
Newark, Delaware mar "a
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HUMBLE PERsoNs.--Th husband who does
his wife's churning, and the man who says that
he thinks you do him too much honor
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WISE 4 BROTHER, Manutae

M, ,. ~. EIAsTic* UNIVERSAL TOUCH.
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"a. For conveying Passengers to and
n n1E1s$\ renlitting money to all parts Of Eng
land, Ireland Scotland, and Wales.
Il q ~,
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Grand, and Square Pianos, 70
quest those who would be assured Of a first
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JUDGE PETER HITCHCOCK.

The Cleveland Plain Dealer thus
"touches off, the osiracsn, Of judge
PETER HTTcncocK, by the late Wing
State Convention. Il is "rich and racy q
"AND PETER WENT OUT AND WrpT
BITrERLv:''-- Old PETER HrrcHcooK
the venerable PETER, the father Of REu.
BEN. has been dropped, summarily ostra-
cised from the Universal Wing party.
His name no more graces the muster
roll Of that ptrIy. He is used up man.
AT present he is Chief Jnslice Of the
State, being the Oldest Judge on the
Supreme Bench, plain, sound, honest
and dignifed old man. Bul his name,
hitherto beacon light TO the party, was
not mentioned in the late Balloon Con-
veniion for any Office whatever. He was
giveE the go.by, whistled down the wind,
and like an old worn out horse turned
ont to die.
Peace to thy name old PETER! We
RENE mber once upon a time, the Demo
cratic party being in power at Columbus,
dropped this old Seeding Wing from the
Bench, and elected Democrat in his
place. Whereupon his honor indignant
at such treatment, issned his card in the
Geauga Rree,uan thus:
"NoTIcE.--The undersigned having
been weighed in the balance Of Locofo-
ism and found wanting, hereby notify all
my friends that / have resumed the prac-
tice Of the law at Chardon," &C., &c.
PETER HITCHCOCK.
Ifihe Chief Justice could not brook
such treatment from bis political enemies
then, what must he think Of his friends
now! And what great sin has the old
man committed, which should thus bring
down his grey hsirs with sorrow TO o;the
grave? We answer--he has denied his
master thrice, and now the cock has
crowcd.
Fjrst--he was in favor Of New Con
stitutlon; the Wing leaders were not.
Second--he pronounced the Appor.
tionment scheme fairsr than the Wings
would have made bad they been in power.
This was high treason.
Third--he spoke, wrote and voted fol
the adoption of the New Constitution al
tho late election. This was the damning
sin Of all; and thus thrice did he deny
his would be masters-and the cock has
crowed! Whether "Peter has been ou
and wept," remains TO be seen. We are
looking anxiously for another card in the
Geauga Freeman, saying: "Weighed il
the balance Of Whiggcry and found want
ing"
GLORY be to the bob-tailed mare!
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Though not authorized in the absence
Of the Poll Book Of Pleasant 10 declare
the result'of the Convention officially, j,
is, nevertheless, certain that JOHN DIXON
is the nominee for Probate Judge, and
DAVID |. BRowN the nominee fol
Clerk Of the Court.
JOHN DrxoN is well known to the com,
munity, is fairly nominated, and will f u
the Office credItabIy. MI. D., we know,
for some time made the law bis study,
though laiierly we believe he has not
prosecutedit; he is man Of fair acquire
menis and ability, and Of pleasing and
popular manners. His nomination is
equivalent to election by handsome
majority.
DAvID I. BRowN's nomination is equal
" decisive and unqnesiionable. He is a
young man Of energy and ability, Of good
educa,ion and agreeable address, and is
a reliable Democrat, and we believe a
careful and honest man, We are certain
he will make an excellent Clerk. OF
course his election is fixed fact.
We will give the proceedings Of The
Convention in our next. In tie mean
time The whole Ticket for County and
State officers is now before the people.
Every Democrat will 60 10 work accord
ingly with Tile one motto, 1--WE must beat
the wbigs."
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ELECTION NEWS.
Indiana.


The following, received at halepast 2
shows also that the Democracy Of Indiana
have swept that State, root and branch
All honor to the democracy Of Indiana
and kentucky!
Partial returns from Second, Third
Ninth and Tenth districts, indicate Dun
ham, Rob nson and Borden elected
Seventh, full return 8, Davis one hundred
and illirty-six majority. This distric
Hendricks 1000 majority. Vncenue.
district, Gorman large majority, all dem
ocrais. Nothing from First, Eighth Brier
whig, reported elected. Wayne District
Parker, whig, seven hundred majority
Legislature largely democratic. Const
tuition forty thousand majority. Negro
exclusion much larger.
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The storm which visited this region on
Saturday, the 26th ult., appears to have
extended over the eastern part Of tho
State with grea, severity. In Lake,
Portage and Trumbull counties, in many
instances, whole fields Of grain and corn
were entirely prostrated. Several barns
were also struck with lightning, and they,
with their ntents, consumed. The
hail also played general smash with tho
winduws.-Maumee Riper Times.
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Woman FLoeeINe. The Papal Gov
eminent is 'sindulging" its subjects with
little Christian punishment, in the way
Of woman flogging. An account Of a
scene of this kind appears in the Giornale
di Roma of ,he 18th ul,. "Mary Biazi,
Of the city Of CASTILLO, who was con-
victed by sworn evidence, Of having in
suited, in that city, some persons who
were peaceable smoking their cigars, and
upon such proof was condemned to re-
ceive twenty lashes from whip (Colpi
di frusta)- the punishment assigned 10
such dis,urbers Of public order. Il was
carried into effect on the 9th current in
Psrugia.'--European Paper.
Tobacco affords large revenue 10
Government, and hence its use has be-
come test Of attachment TO the presen,
order Of things.
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a Ranlxrupt Candidate.

DANIEL SEcuR, the Wing candidate
from Toledo, for member Of the Board
Of Public Works, is,we learn ,one Of those
worthless who took the benefit Of the
Bankrupt Law. TO pay his debts, when
the Wings passed what has proverbially
become to be known as the "Plnnder
Law" Doubtless the facility with which
he then applied the whitewasll Of Bank
ruptcy 10 his obligations will help him to
expend with Wing liberaIiiy the money
of the State, should be by any acciden,
be elecred. And il should not be for
gotten that the step from bankruptcy
under fraudulent law, to the position o.
ia Public Defaulier, is easy and natural.
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-Four Hundred Thousand Cheers for Old
Kentucky!!!

Four Hundred Thousand Cheers for Old
Kentuoky!!!
Dispatch from the Editor Of the Louis
vile Democrat:
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 6,-2 m.
To Col. MEDARY Powell, Democrat,
is undoubtedly elected Governor. His
gains are two thousand one hundred and
fity-one, in nine counties, including
Louisville. We have certainly four mem
bers Of Congress. and calculate upon two
more--one independent whig-one dis
trict we have not yet heard anything
from. Democrats TO Congress-Boyd,
Mason, Stanton, Breckenridge. Probably
elected Stone and Clark.
Hurra for Old Kentucky!
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county Nominations.

The Convention held here on Monday
last to examine the Poll. Books Of the
several Townships, in consequence Of the
absence Of three Township Delegations,
Riley, Ouowa and Pleasant, delegated
the duty OF counting the votes of these
Townships and declaring the result TO
the Chairman Of tho Central Committee,
and after transacting the usual business
adjourned. The Poll Books Of Ottowa
and Riley have been since received, but
that Of Pleasant is not yet received.
The votes from the ten townships as as
certained by the Convention are as fol-
lows:
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NEwspApER REGISTER. R.-Mr. G. Pierce,
Philadelphia, publishes for gratuitous
distribution newspaper bearing the
above title, which purports to contain
list of all papers in the Union. AS the
list is, as yet, imperfect, Mr.. Pierce desi.
red that at least one paper in each county
will send him correct list Of the news
papers published ia their district, tina: he
may be enabled to make full and com.
plete list, and put one copy of each on
file in his office.
Here is list of papers published in
this Congressional district, which we
believe 70 be correct: T 5o
Williams-Equal Rights, West Unity.
Defance-Defance Democrat, De-
fance Banner, Defiance.
Fulton--Fulton Democrat, Delta.
Maumee River Times, Maui
NEE City; Toledo Republican, Toledo
Blade, Toledo.
Putnam-K Kalida Venture, Kalida. Cd
Allen--Lima Argus, Lima; Delphos
Oracle, Delphos.
Van Weri-van Vert Democrat, Van
Vert.
Mercer-Democratic Standard, Celina.
Auglaize--Auglaize Republican, Wa
pakonetta;
Hardin-Democratic Exposition, Kentsn
Tntelligencer, Kenton.
SbeIby-Democratic Yeoman, Shelby
Banner, Sidney. Equal Rights.
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JAMES G. HALY.-We have 10 express
our sincere qualification at the nomina.
ton of this genileman, by our democratic
neighbors of Putnam and Henry. The
coming session ofihe Legislature should
have many men Of his sterling democracy
and truly radical opinions. The North
west will in HIN have ali able Represent.
alive, and one who will have an eye to
our interests. We predict for him an
overwhelming majority in his District
Defiance Democrat.
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900 majority; Davis, DEM. in the 7th
district, Ly l26 majority; Hendricks,
Dem. in the 9th district, by about 1000
majority; Dunham, Dem. in the End
district, by 800 majority; Parker, whigy
in the 4th district, by 700 majority; Mace !.
DEM, in the 9th district, by small ma
jori,y. lst, 9th and 10Th districts not
heard from. The Legislature is decidedly
Democratic. The details cannot be-
gwen with certainly.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

RICHMOND, August 5.
Parker, Wing, is elected to Congress
from this (4lh) district, which is Wing
gain.
Three Wing Representatives are elect
ed from Wayne county. One Democrat
is elected from Union, which is a Demo
cratic gain. One Wing Representative
is elected from Randolph county,
Benton, Wing, gains largely in the
10Th district.
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LOUISVILLE, August 6.

LOUISVILLE, August 6.
The following Congressman have been
elected:
lst district-Boyd, Democrat.
I'd district-Grey, Independent.
5th districi-Stone, Democrat. f
7th disirict-Marshall, Wing.
9Th dislrict-Breckenri Democrat.
10Th dlstrict-Stanton, Democrat.
The Democrats claim the election Of
Powell, the Democratic candidate Tor
Governor, H- a.
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SECOND DISPATCH.
LouIsyILLE. Aupust

LOUISVILLE, August B.
This Congressional District is in doubt.
Marshall, Wing, is now believed to be-
elected. Linn Boyd is no doubt elected
in the lsi district. Grey, Independent
Wing, is elected in ,he I'd district
Breckenridge, Democrat, is elected in
the 9Th. Stanton, Democrat, is elected
in the 10Th.
The returns for Governor thus far ia-
dicate close vote.
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INprANApoLrs. August s.

Parker (Whig) is elected in the Fourth
District over Julian (Independen,) by 5sl
majority.
Hendricks (DemocfaD is elected in
The Fifth District over Rush, (Democrat,)
by over l,5OO majority.
Marion county returns one Wing and
one Democrat TO the Legislature. Fitch,
(DemocraD for Congress, has 100 MAORI
iy over. Colfax, (Whig.)
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BpEApsrurrs ExpoRrEp.--Tbe ex

BREADsTUFFs EXPORTED. ex'
ports Of the breadstuffs from the United
States to Great Britain and Ireland, thus
far in 1851, amounted to GIG, 1854 barrels
flour, SS5, 1888 bushels of wheat, and l.
2O2 .562 bushels of corn. Last year a,
the corresponding period, the quantity
of which was exported 10 England was
only 29l ,O06 bbls., and Of wheat 4S0,.
800 bushels, but Of corn 3,762 ,43O
bushels had been shipped.
And the wings would, If they could
de priye the farmers OF Ohio Of this trade
|by getting high restrictive tariff. Ohio
! StatesmGn. saN
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Kentucky Election.
LOUISVILLE. Angus

LOUISVILLE, August B.
The vote in this city is not all counted
yet. Marshall (Whig) for Congress, has
275 majority.
Scattering returns from the district are
un!avorable to Marshall, and it is general
considered that Merrweather is elected.
The city elects three Wing Represent
a,ives, and one Democrat, and Wing
Senator
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ALBANY. N. ", Aug. 2

The whig caucus cammlttee have ag-
reed upon call for Wing State Con-
yention, embodying complete declara-
ton Of Wbig principles, endorsing tho
national administration, and acquiescing
in the adjustment measures. i
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PUBLIC SALE OF LANDs.-A sale OF
improved lands, ceded by the Wyandots
in lS42, will take place at the Defiance
us. Land Office on Monday, September
18th next. The price is two dollars and
fifty cents per acre, to which is 10 be ad-
ded the value Of improvements, as ap-
praised by the agents of the General
Government. Defiance Democrat. {,
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assembled in Ohio, and will. we expect,
be supported by the largest Democratic
vote ever given for Democratic candidates
in the State.
We understand that Judge r. P,
srALDrNe declined denomination TO the
Judicial Bench, and that SABIRr ScoTr,
Esq, declined permitting the nse Of bis
name as candidate for State Treasurer.
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FOURTH DISPATCH.
INDIANAPOLIS, August 5

INDIANAPOLIS, August D.
{ The returns from the 9th district are
yet incomplete. So far as VIC heard from
Fiich's ,(Dsm. majority in Cass is 100
Elkhart ITO; Laporte so; Marshall 81
Colfax's Whig) majority iii Kosciusko il
1875; Wabash $50; ST. Joseph 250-be.
ing 1873 ahead of Fi,ch's.
In the 9Th district, partial returns from
Marion county give Herdrick, Democrat
2l2 majority. This county elects one
Wing and one Democrat to the Legisla
ture.
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LUCAS CoUNTY.-Tbe Democracy Of
Lucas on Saturday, 26ih ult., nominated
their county ticket as follows: Andrew
Young, Auditor: Dennison Steele, Clerk
Of Court of Common Pleas: John E.
Hunt, Treasurer; Elijah Dodd, Sheriff:
Peter G. Lewis, Commissioner: Thomas
Clark Cd, Surveyor: John ]. Manor,
Prosecuting Attorney: Geo. Atkinson, P.
II. Director: John G. Kemme, Coroner:
and Charles |. Scott, Probate Judge.
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or The infamous negro exclusion
clause in the New Constitution Of In
diana, has been adopted in that State by
a larger vote than the new Constitution.
It is plain That the Divine command 10
preach the Christian Gospel Of the Com
mon Brotherhood Of Humanity 10 all ma
tons Of tho world has yet TO be fulfilled
in Indiana The school-master end the
preacher are certainly not at home ii
that State. sts
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ORToN Of the Fremont Democrat is out
for Probate Judge. He deserves it, and
what is more, would make not only a
good but a good looking judge Of probate
and reprobates 100. BY the way, Judge,
how about those TWO BOUNCING boys to
which Breslin aIludes? Success to Judge
Onon!-Defance Democrat. s
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Election in Indiana.
MADISON, August 5.

MADISON, August S.
Eight townships Of ibis county heard
from; Martin (Whig) 1868; Durham
Dem) 7O2. Madison township and city
not yet counted.
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A correspondent Of the Boston Trav.
eler writes from Oregon that the young
ladies sent ont by Gov. SHADES Society
as teachers have arrived, and are under
bonds Of $50 each not to marry within q
year, but their advent has created quite a
sensation among the bachelors. He
adds:
sAnd as the land bill makes every lady
worth 800 acres, If taken before Decem.
ber next, you will be quite safe in b.
Iieving that Oregon will soon be withoui
teachers, unless another supply is dis
patched Immediately"
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0tTThe "Young 'Uns'' at Delphos are
getting funny. They have just started a
monthly "Socklologer," which is leeile
inclined TO make one laugh, and from
what the Editors hint at in their leading
kick will hereafter be more so.
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REUBEN HIrCIICccK has been nom
mated by the Free SoiIers as their can
didate for District Judge ia the Ash
tabuIa, Lake and Geauga District.
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The following good Toast was drank
a. : 4th Of July celebration in New
Haven, Ind.
By jas. r. Sizes. The Hcosier girls
are I'll free soiIefs--they believe in 81.
wing every man . farm and every woman
iasmer.
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THIRD DISPATCH.
TERRE HAurE. August S,

EhHE flAUIE3 NUguSt D.
John G. Davis, Democrat. is elected to
Congress in this (7th) district, over E.
w. McGaughey, Wing, by small major
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THE KALlDA VENTURE.
FRIDAY. Au GUST is. 1851.

DEnIOCIsATIC NOMINATIONS
For Governor,
REUBEN WOOD.
For Lieutenant Governor.
WILLIAM MEDIIIL.
For Supreme Judges,
WILLIAM u. CALDWELLs
n. r.. RANNEY,
JOHN A. CORWTN,
THOMAS w. BAHTLEY,
ALLEN G.. THURMAN.
For AndItor OF State,
WILLIAM DUANE MORGAN.
From Treasurer Of State,
JOHN G. BRESLlN.
For Secretary Of State,
WILLIAM TREVITT.
For Attorney General.
GEORGE E. PUGH.
For Board Of Public Works.
ALEXANDER P. MILLER,
GEORGE w. MANYPENNY,
JAMES B. STEEDMAN.
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The eroe soilers Of Ashtabula county
have re-nominated Samuel Plumb, as their
candidate for Representative. Sam is q
pretty clever fellow, and he wouldn't be
a free soiler If he did not live in free
soil disirict.--Maumee Riper Times.
Which means he is lying Wing, and
willing TO be anything foi ofiice--we pre-.
sumo that's what the Times Editor ad-
mires and thinks him clever for.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-08-15
Henry County Ticket

Henry County Ticket.
For Auditor-WM. J. JACKSON.
Treasurer -GEoRGE STEBBINs.
Prosecuting An'y--EDw. SHEFFIELD
& Probate Judge-H. II. ALLEN.
=" Clerk--A. H. TYLER.
/" Co. Commissioner-DAvID HARLEY,
!" County Surveyor PAUL B. Down
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-08-15

Putnam County Ticket
For SherT-JoHN B. FRucHHY.
/" Commissioner--SAMyEL PERKEY.
{" Probate Judge--JoHN Dixon.
{" Clerk--DAvID |. BRowN.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-08-15

Just SO. We don't think the Wings
will be green enough TO Offer candidate
against him..