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Arrived.


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Sc !, q s;s ;' q, Signals nth S shp ssanean
Stea.s mon I L B'"i Nosleans to spoor'
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@ % Tac A cs pss op H4 sao m 90 @ s sh
UfSa;. Grls; In Nlt i9f oana 70 Us on.
=, Sot %aM'DI% Hi I Son re-
spoke SCH Laura Of and Baltimore lor Jamaica. Is
days on:; 49,,
SipSilaS rnen1ian, Spencer, LIVERPOOL unc - mise
and 3qi LASS 10 Everett Brown
Bal: Coverings Anci!sy Lorls Glssei jnne Iims5
SW !. lls the passage: made Newfoundland near
s. JOINS, I'D July u, lat - ~ lon 80 A. spoke fish
la; lon IL "a spoke ship raotas Elden Oocn - 81;
Long Island,
Bark Lucy Elizabeth, Ioi Boston Reed s. PeersDats.
June ~ 'li,ore lle ~ ei' an Ivy heii %
,:rk Potomac (ot Rafasa;el une. Cieniuescs. Cuaa,
= ss N ballast 70 chaS f PoE1s IN ME-, OF Ii TIE
forp!nladelpia.
ss sns9 ps Nss 1ta r1 a q
PHILADELPHIA July II, OIL Cape Florida, exchanged
signals with bark Frank I'm. Tn frnidai Tor Boston, Aug
OF Chnco:easuc, spoke sen Spie'ld from trinidad for
BARK Rhodes. tol Providcnce Rem;Dsto Canton March
10 master. m
and 70 ii,land PHELPS c.
Bris - George so ilgcf, tiei.i. ~ US sugar
&c. 20 ,5Assh = eeIs leis 1ie
ham 6l bals'S u eo''o' %
Blg jh.y hopkins galveston 1ulE o. cooh, Ss 20
fnsse: Y Murray. ~, 40 !,
Bf DIE laTss euSo' G', l.ednu' u U.s. II D'1!-
las aad - pass 70 master, r. ..,,-
Swedish brig SillasApe!2 ooiA y US scrap i.oii ani Ia
pass 10 master.
i,ri= ieile Poule-- Daricn y u.s. lumber to order
bris v VI asthth 81 ro. DAYS wa Grand
lifK.S, 20 CIibc.t MIA 1as y : u -irn9id sea
MN: 10 l;Lae! Ged "i hhiliiiTilo; 81 me DOVES
BE OF 80 pf'iol' ->euVl's IL a:s,
H'I p - ~ ~ fi " So IN \ I'll 'n. g n
e - -, IN. 49, o liz 10 o M 500 -
e' II G9ie,
ieI = o NI Ui r W. S1a % ui =.
I d. sea - eo. - =. pa, : " " SIAM - ' is'' -
o' sch Naive Blrdsan Virginia ? ls wood
Sch Huxan, Lumpkn, Richmond ) ds, Hour.
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Marke,s..:c.EsyuLAy RssosrEp yog TIE ralsrs.

THURSDAY Aug. F-P
ASHES-The-e Is only moderate demand for Pearls n.
90 POS are IN sai- request o. Sales Of leo 5b
COTTON Is areS. lSp0 bales have been sold to-day al
yesterday, prices. = ~ ~
FLOGRAND MEA1-OGr narke; for State and SIich
tlonr Opened heavy and ciie hrlnsr FOR tio the
demand being conced the latter more esueci-
Inc inferior grades scarce and IN recreS. for
NEVIS IL limited Eastern and local demand art
me market closes heavy very e having transp-ed on
ocefats sales OF $50 beis good braads az - s in bond
aS The sales OF Domestic reach scGe BIOL, a. s. g.
81 ias f., Ohio. and 81 cSa ~ Tor prime C.u,ses.
sonsne.n s,es. VITA raths< dong n new d. (, -
81 -. for h1anlSshe sales reac 1Go All.
81 aGS+ SIC for good hrsnis and s. S7. n
fer Fancy. ~ Flour very qaje: al g I;SSa IA Gem
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Cleared u. do asi: vii. steamer CT; NY T.
s Campbell. Phiateleha; shi:s Nathaniel rhc,psc
PKG. for CaId!l. 10 iead log Ci,ayls>ton, Nic 5
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Disasters, &c,

!@For uss Of briy Aliry Lowell, iiayana eoTez-
po,itlcpcc news columns
shp YoEH. OF philadelphia. has been condemned y; Val
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Total liabilities --.-S 'o9'Io'9i sli4'l',,-,
These abies show further increase OF 81 ~ 2O2
i. The Banking Capital OF The State. The amour. IS
now larger than AZ any previous date within year,
and is chiefly Inal.c ,ipoy the Metropolitan and :so
or tlrec,instuions in this City which have gone n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-08

Arr at Aiiramichi, MI. 18th nit bark N>s,>S,ppi, So
RGrrcc, New-Iorh: liti. b:lS Farlepoo OoN. j 49,.
Elizabeth Harding. EostU. 23tA bark Chance
Philadelphia Cdlttl snip Oregon, Croshv Lu,,.ln; 18TH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-08

The Superintendent has received iniorlnanon:rom
the officers OF some banking institutions that they
contemplate Welding un their issue. &c has re-
cciycd notice froEi the following Banks tina; theira
fairs wil, bec!osed and circulation withdrawn rs
speedily as possible ADAMS Bank, ASHFORD Amef-
can Bank, Mayvi,lc Chanipla;n Bank, Ellens5nrgh
Cortland Co. Sank. Gincinnatus Iinickerbocker
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-08

EAST EINCHINS Avg l-s,rr sch Three Sisters, Rob
bins Boston sid ii. scs Presto, Ingalls, and kiluna,
tneH) Brown. New Yora. as.
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r at ratanagouchc 9th ut. bayS Lalai cA<ho!n,.

I, hris Un,co,n. Erurk; 9Th,
Ga 2a,h ,!.,. sen NIaESarN.
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MOBILE. July 30-A:r i,r:g Eliza Ann, C:f-'S Phsa:
NEW BEDFORD, Arg 5-.,rr bark Vernon, Baker,
Nc~-York; scl Ya.!kee. kes!ev. Now o.k.. go.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-08

BrCKSP ORr .i4g e,l-ir5 sen Baltic. Suar, Boston
Sld >rh lcOntnr CUoMl. Gostcu lth, brig belmont
Locks. Gnu, R.sua. sch sarah HALL l'iecu do; 8etsoS
i;-.. aI...S. AIntL- Iltr.n In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-08

GALVESTON. July 2l-.,!r schr Am,,l'a, Smith. pa.
Iaccoa. CID 10TH 6rig Magnet, laslooo, Bfenrn; iso'
bark NiOnta,Ik Brown. New-York ~.
HARTFOR RID, Avg t-hri sch Gen Cameron Hicc. rhil-
adephia. Sid schr, Lconora Crosby Boston; Roanoke
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-12-18
GREAT CURE FOR DYPEPSIA!
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER
DR.. J. s. IIoughton's
THE TRUE
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
OR
GASTRIC JUTCEl


GASTRIC JUICE
TiiF on a,et d,eei,ons Of MAROON iiE8iG tho eron,
Physiological Chemist, by j. $. ilOUGHTON, a. y. Ph
rhis IS truly wonie,fil remedy for INDIGESTION. nYs-
PEPSIA, JAUNDiCE, LIVER COMPLAINT, CON
SllrA ll'N, aNh bhn'Ii tuins aIlel " i.H,'
own mehod, by Nature own Agent, tlo Castro Juice,
~ Half rooof of PErsiN, Infused 90 water, viii di-
gst rdissol,e, Fire Pounds Roast Beef ia about tro
hours. cut Of the stomach.
PEPSiN isthe chief element, or Great ncesuns Pfnd
pie Juicctis Saren qf the Food iho Par
Jgmg, Pe.rcng and Stimulating Agent Of ae stomach
aud lncsines II T. extracted from the Digestive ~nm 70
Of The Ok, thus forming an ARTIFICIAL DIGESTIVE
icu movers. and furnishing COMPLETE aud PERFECT
pains aldovils Of INDIGESTION and DYspEPsA arc re-
moved, just They would DO by healthy stomach Il is
iS, NERVOUS DEoLtNE, AID 6YsPEPTiC
sapposed to 30 On The yesse Of he sfa,e
highes. degree CURIOUS and REMARKABLE
Scientific EyissCssCC!
BA1ON LlEhlG in bis celebrated work on nolChem-
istry, eys: Al Artificial Digestive FLUID, aoelngow to
the ,se Juice may be eadiy prepared from tao mucous
membrane of tho stomach of the Ia 10 which various ori
Giles If ood and eggs, will be qeed siaaRef and
dgesei justin 'he same aHer they i0eaia BE- ~ tAs human
pr rtRERA, 10 sic famous roatise on Food end niet'
published IS Fowler Nols, Row Nnk, page 35 states
the pieat fact aud descooi the method preparation
Thofeaie lew higher authorities than i'r Pcfira
rOMgE, ia his valuable writings the " Physiology
Of nisuon, observes that dmnution ct ue due quau-
uiy Of the Gastric Juice is prominent ana GU pc'ang
Prot of medicine in LONDON who was f'vay n clrd
with s complaint, finding every Thing else 60 l' id re-
cnurst 10 the Gastric Juice, o5tlncd from the tna1chs OF
liynganmals, which proved completely successful,
~ GER HAM author of the famous works ON ~ Nogoia
Bio Dot" says. 10 remarkable fct 90 rhysulusy
that Die stoachs of animnis, maceratfd 30 water inpln
fcd ne3 citing nd of arhcth digestion ct them
10 different Tom the natural digestive pre'sss
nrsMON's greet work the'' Chemistry cd Nnn, Ire
& Bhachar,l. Philadelphia, 1876 PIP. 3li2) say' "Ihe
dc,yery PEfsN olm new era n ite chemical isio-
ny % Digestion. From recent experiments, we no" 'hgt
Dissolved ruptitN ln NFNutAt iN-lifN Hh
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-12-18
Tlre.Proof BeE0nd q DonbL.

over 100 having been very severely tested by
fire, and not one has at any time failed
The door Of the DOUBLE FLANGE SAFE is tho
STRONGEST PART, while The door OF an Others IS iHh
" EAR Esln TACT wnll established hv hc repeated fail
ot cued Nldor's Safes when exposed ic Ere
G. J.GANLEB claims 10 have originated sul Introduced
every valuable Improvement saamauder saes and ~
CuNii.ENtES 900 safe Mukors Oh who purchased, AVID gu
the world Co Prove, trut any of his Simander safes
failed any under any circumstance either
n accidental experimental tests. lie refers all not ac-
quHiucd with h Saes 90 the numerous cKRriFtcArrs 20 his
Procession, ueuua 60 tests boo the great Ere 80 New hgk
lra3-l' which time he Safas preserved over HALE
MILLION ulanry. rotrs, be- iAe4 books and papers,
WITHOUT ONE INST ANCE or FAILURE; md also
ccrthcatcs Of days. including hd great
GEES h0auy So Louis, Buffalo, Cofnns Syracuse, &c
Tho Subscriber manufactures OIL kinds Of safs, Specie
Chests -oos rezos. fue and Thief Proof Naui. DOORS
B.rk kats, &c a17 hii tanh 0f pacos Will pc iound
qute Do low as uuy ou.ei manufacturer.
LOCKS,
or every piun, cllcutcd TO Afford against
NINGG Its or GtNrON DEE-lfe applied 60 his Safes
also Powder Proof boy Hole Coyef Secret spnrgs, &c
TO ofdet
c. CAYiER
90 IoHn-~tcct. cotuer Cold So SAW.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-12-18
LiVerV ESTABLISHMENT,


~ - ." sfAAA aEtA -
rEnItS ROAD connects Nhite River Junction, tic
Vermont uul C4uuHl tDnial ami kliifoad.
with the Concoid, Manchester, Naahu., Lowell. BIOS
Lawrence. salem, Weraester and Norwich Roads
nearest fiou part OF Canada, Northern Vermont
and New Hampshire 10 Bosion.
This pnsses through The Cupas oi New Hampshire
Vermont sine fore and freight low by any.
ANrr Ju,y Isl, 1850 Passenger Trains 10 con with
Roads Boston from the Depot the lowell
Road for Ncsf l.elauoa, Wcs River Moot Bur
inston at rs A. " aud - Ma and for Bristol 90 ~ d.;
leave West Lebanon for Nnshna, lowell, Bosou Gfoon
junction, Worcester and New-Nuik al 200 A. NJ. aud 90
r. 81 aud Bristol at SIS A. NJ, GA lhc arrival OF the
from IS Wells River and Burlington.
Passengers from ihe t"na snd Iassumpsic Ronds via
Concufl Nashua Gtoon Junction. Worcester
aud New York quick and cheap by any other
special Catiis Tram viii 90 Oh oush usnr ths rouie
every fue-d - without stopping There cattle pehs
,lud uccummudaunsH ile landing ahHut 4hs a.
nilu rorirfs. By tis route dutfis have only
he advantage of the Cambridge and fr-h.n NH1kels
also Mlurhe-taf, Nashuu, lsu o 90 srrnce
and liem.
Ffe,sht Trains run daily each Wy lsuadays eXoepfcdl
over che Cont a. Fssuulsic, Aurilefu. d, AHslua
1ud Lowell aoats to mad on iu7lnrtur Nrl- kter and
tho Depot ti, 0Ncl Road iu o,ton Merchandise oiu
sinds IS oafioJ cheap aud eApeaousy bY any other
oNsLoW srEARNs, Agent
Concord, FL. June 10. 1850. sAf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-12-18

Totals S7,l32,023 AZ s5,G95,32s %
BY this statement it will be seen that a
reduction of about million and half has
been effected.
The whole number Of Pensioners now on
tn rolls, is 1861.
The sum of SAL 400 has been paid for
Virginia half pay aud Communication claims.
OF Bounty Land warrants or scrip, there
have been issued during the last year;
To soldiers in the War of 1912 %
To soldiers in the Mexican War, under
the act OF Feb. IL, lel7 S3,9j5
The number OF applications for warrants
under the general law Of Sept 2sth,
1850, is about 10000
Several suggestions are made of modlh-
cations Of the pension laws, To guard against
fraud, and facilitate the operauons of the
Pension office.
The appointment OF an Assistant Com
missioner of Pensions is also recommended
by the Secretary.
The quantity Of land sold during the last
fiscal year was | $40 sI7 ,49-l00 acres, for
which the sum of 2,370,947 40 was re-
celyed. The quantity sold during the first
quoTter of the present fiscal year was 473,-
li0. 65-l00 acres, producing S50I ,79l.-
The quantity sold during the corresponding
quarter OF the last fiscal year was 266, sS9,-
$4,000 acres, the proceeds of which amoun-
ted to S349, $40 O5 I; thus showing con-
siderable increase IN the sales of the pres
ent over those of the last fiscal year. The
quantity of land located during the last fis-
cal year. With bounty land warrenls, was
2,454 900 acres, which added 10 the guam
tty sold for cash, makes an aggregate OF
4,3OO, s47 ,49-lO0 acres. Had the quaint.
" located with warrants during the last ifs.
cal year been disposed Of for cash at the
minimum price, the aggregate of revenue
from sales of the public lands would have
been IS, ABS, 447 As. The whole number
OF variants issued up to the Isl of Novem
Der, under the Mexican war bounty lane
law of 1lth of February, ls47, is 0.7sl
OF these 66,7ls have been located and re
turned to the General Land Office and o
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-12-18
REPORT OF THE SECRETARY
OF THE INTERIOR.

Mr.. Stewards report svery long, but full
of interesting detail. After setting forth
the duties of this new Department, II gives
the following estimate of the amount OF APP
preparations 1t will require for the coming
year compared with those of the last fiscal
wear.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-12-18

winch no other medicine pnssesses. Vaese the most
Purifiers Of the Hood ffat were ever known 20
sdiaH or tte fn end hcsc being c'HP0naded with TIE
Il-oonealllll.d kltLael. Of
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'Fassner's GsIisle 10 scientific and
ksInriirAI AHrsGEHlInre.'

"Eaggser's ssssiae 90 scientific and
k'racticat Agricultural
By HENRY STEPHENS, FIRE OF Ejirhurgi, author Of
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ioo W. A., Sew maven, Professor Of scientific Aseuuie
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sWANTON FALLS ACADEMY

~ ii.i. COM HeHer fhcif Summer lafm WclllsIaf
~ s. .. aul continue slrten Weeks,
SAMUEL 30. CASE rn1csat
a }. MACNM tsrER, Asssaht.
Mfs Am MAktA BAbCOCk, rrscopuess. aaH Teaote
of ffcnch
Miss ANNA ?. nLACKnAN, Teacher Of Music Dae
na bod raiutug
Mi,. MARY u. HRANToN, Teacher of Music.
GEORGE ". HALL, MD, lectaier on Physio.1y 81
Chrmisfry.
nuuns he Term, be expected Teachefs' Insiiiuio oil
be- bella here hy she State Superintendent.
Icschcf's Glass vail br formed one %
Die Term, in which specal aicHtion vii be- sren Do I'D a
branches pur-ned in common schools.
Iar Trustees and hisuds OF TOE school have, ai mn
xenfF udicd on extensive and valuable ptosophcai aa
themifsl APpafu- and Instruction these branches N
be lrcoYip panied With lectures and rA apartments.
Iu.ttpn, 50 10 81 Ffearh 81 extra Musc, s..
Naafd n good families from 5 % 90 81.
Text Book utnlfhrd 90 The place lhf i1Wet pfoeH
81 4. J. SAMSON, Secretary.
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PECK q LEWIS.

HAVE Just returned from Boston add receiving largo
additions TO their iofuet stock Of Goods, which
selling for Cash lower than Our Goods
st 10 part Of 90 OO0 lbs SUGARS OF all grades 900 lbs
Extra TOBACCO, 1000 lbs lava aud other kinds Of
COFFEE, % Chess OF those nice Y II. TEAS, FLOUR,
NAILS, GLASS, PAINTS. OILS, BUTTER, CHEESE,
LAID, EGGS, F1sii. SALT, &c. &c.
A Gcuefn Assortment Of Domestic GOODS. together
with 100 Boxes ot Custom uRsde BOOTS aud ShpES,
which selling for Cash at prices before offered
Montpelier Those wishing get Good Bargains will do
well TO cali on PECK & LEWIS
spaldnss Block Main ST 40
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-07-24
Only 2 Common, HTan:

The Harrisburg American says, in endeavor-
ing to depreciate Gen. Seth Glover, that he is
only ga common man!' Very welI-that wont
set him back single peg-tho Democrats pre-
fer common men like themselves-thay are
willing to leave the wings all the ''godlile" fel
lows and can beat them badly at that The
common man" sneered at by the Harrisburg
American, we common mem Will make CA
NAL COMMISSIONER.
A Pittsburg wing paper affects to regard Col.
Bigler with contempt, on account of his being
.'6ut a Militia CoIone5"' To this sneer the
Washington Examiner thus happily replies:
Now, this sneer of the Journal argues two
things, yiz-that the editor-who, perhaps, is a
fair example of his party editorial brethren
considers military reputation as constituting
the strongest claims to Office, and a palpable
ignorance Of popular feelings.
Nothing ''Jut a Militia CoLoneyt' indeed Be
cause Col. Bigler, once poor raftsman, subse-
quenty printer, afterwards State Senator,
and now one of the most prominent and distin-
guished men of Pennsylvania, because he has
never raised higher, as a military man than to
the post of Colonel; the jeers and contempt of
an aristocratic Wing editor are heaped upon
him! What say the plain and honest hearted
people of Pennsylvania about a spirit of this
kind? James K. POIk was nothing '.but a Mill
tia Colonel, but he made no militia President.
Then, let the Democracy of Pennsylvania now
act as they did in the of the lamented pa
triot just named, accept the intended stigma of
their opponents, and inscribe upon their proud
banners the honoured name of WILLIAM BIG
LER, 'sthe Militia Colonel
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-07-24
The last Day of the Session.

On the 9th day Of June, 1851, Gov. VIM.
+. Johnston made speech to the Lancaster
Convention, from a corrected report of which
We make the following extract
And now few words about the bill repeal
ing the sixth section of the anti kidnapping law
Of 1917. If what is said of the importance OF
its repeal be true, is it not singular that the
Union exists at this day? Not only this The
section upon which it is alleged so much rests
was repealed, when? At the beginning of the
last session? At the earliest practicable moment
after the organization? No. At the middle of
the session? No. When did they, who had
the power, pass this bill upon which it is asser-
ted the Union hangs? About an hour before
the final adjournment of the Legislature If
they could postpone action upon it until all
other business was transacted, why may not l
be excused from being hasty?"
Now it is well known fact that during the
early part of the last session of the Pennsylya-
MA Legislature, the Democratic members made
several Intellectual efforts to repeal the entire
law OF 1917, and VIC dare any Wing Journal to
prove that their efforts were not frustrated by
the Wing members of that House. Finding
that they could not be successful as to its total
repeal, or at least as TO the repeal of four sec
tons of it on account Of the majority of Whie
members in the Senate, the Democracy on the
asst day of the session made great exertions to
apeal that section of this unconstitutional
tate law conflicting as it does with the consti-
anon of the United States, and especially the
2npromise measures, and through the noble
'orts OF the Philadelphia County delegation,
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-07-24
youngstown Academy.

We attended the exhibition at Mount SAINT
Aavier's Academy near Youngstown, West
moreland county, on Thursday last. The
examination had been progressing for week
and we learned the young ladies were each and
every one proficient in the various branches of
education which they have been studying for a
year past. large crowd assembled on Thurs
day to witness the distribution of premiums
and the entire affair passed off in Il delightful
manner The young ladies were with few ex-
ceptlons dressed in white, and To all appearance
were the very embodiment os good health,
beauty and viyacity. The exercises consisted
OF songs, music, and composition in French and
English. For us, being young man, it might
appear invidious to be gnilty of discrimination
but we cannot forbear saying that Misses john
ston, Warde, Ryan, Mitchell, AIuivsney, and
Phelan, of Pittsburg, Miss McCaffey, of Lo-
retto, Miss Shoemaker, of Ebensburg, Miss
Grouse, Of Johnstown, Miss Jamison, of Bed
ford, and Miss Head of Youngstown, acquitted
themselves in a highly creditable manner, and
proved most satisfactorily that the institution
is capable of imparting an excellent education
to all those who enter it. There was some dis
satisfaction caused to the friends and relations
OF several young ladies on account of their not
having received a sufficient number of premi-
ums IN proportion to others, but whether it was
an opinion correctly formed we cannot youcl
for, and if unfortunately such was the case, We
hope In future the evil may be corrected.