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WooIsrr's SALooN,-Mr. Woolsey has fitted
up in elegant style an Ice Cream Saloon over
his store oh the North east corner Of the Court
House Square aud will furnish all who may give
him call with As delicious glass Of Ice Cream
"a can be got any where. His facilities for ircez
ing cream are probably superior to any in the
country Persons wishing Ice Cream frozen can
have it done by him on short notice and in su
psrior manner
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ly dcnouncins The Fugitive law. and who were
removed HON office by Nj. Fillmore. are ptonln
ent scott men, and are sen; To Baltimore. lfNou
hud tree sr,lcr who does not belong Ia the
democratic party. he j. most earnest ami cordial
supporter Of scott, including Seward ,ui Greeley
Mr. Cahr!l believed it iEJ,ssk'- fer Scott 10
rrf' q t'ii,r nor rhioh r.,.d rc>'r,r h,m arg
so"i"er" stnse. HIS opinion was, that southern
Wig, would say Il IS tp irt, 10 do h.HstfyH
itrt; up 10 this lime De- l. controlled ty srward
oni h> followers fhc WAS IN favor "t the Com
promise, Why did hc remain ,ll,pti TIE election
"t scott vii. sacrifice every Compounds uI.n at
ul' north. When he comes to u,or % Selection
10! 'ih''rs those notorious Hryn c.,,hr- N".in-
wall the restored to >rrNlcc Some free .l.ers
nom New York Woul be- placed IN the c1a4uyl
while Feun>N lyanid wcuid be- represented ty
H"N,tunr johnston who pucket,l a Bal. tu give
ctli'lrncv To the Fugitive slave law. owing Ri,
election &" those men they would tc a., counsel
'ors and the Influence at hi, administration would
ne surrendered 90 ,hcm. The cl,vliuu ot Scott.
unItr present circumstance, would hy Go con.
uuuv 'ns yn'.rumru. Zoo ,hc hands of 'lo Zee
seal party, uu,d their f.iuuci.m has dr-iruyr.
lnc jm"n. lr M Sam >lEN>ot mar ,>n no..
t>r SOUTHERN MAN cpuip >rrroUr >oor"
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With the highest respect,
am your obedIent serv't,
Nm. K. KING.

To RobtRr c. SCoTT, EsQ
Such are the views Of the democratic nominees
for the presidency and vice presidency; which
with the full Endorsement Of the compromise by
the convention, unequivocally defines the position
Of the democracy Of the nation on this veaed
o.estion and clearly shows the determination Of
the party to comba, any and every rIfor, to dis
turb them, by either whisery or aboltionist, OF a
combination Of both.
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.S,Sats-The committee to whom had been
referred the various propositions to amend the
homestead exemption law reported back bul,
adopting III substance the provisions OF Mr. Pal
mers amendment OF requiring registration Of
the homestead &c Mr.. Kuy kendall moved an
amendment, that if the husband during his life
time has neglected to register the homestead,
tie wife mry avail herself Of he advantages Of
the law by making the registry after h,S death
The amendment WAS lot, and bill passed.
4 long discussion then arose on an amendment
proposed by Nr GndIey, TO insert Dccan'er es
a pclnt in the bill 10 charter the Springfield aud
Ierre NIute Railroad Company Tho or,ard-
ment wa, lost, and the bill passed
After passing alarge number Of local Uills, the
Senate adjourned.
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TuE CoSSrtruu7SAllSr-1h paper has just
changed hands and name 1t Is now published by
Mes,rs Hampton and Kelly both young enter
przing, and talefsed men, under the title OF Of
tswa Republican. They. Of course adhere to the
uhig faith, aud will do their very utmost for
Scott and Graham
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n a 4 lG n

A Lii persons indebted to |. 7 Sanger & Co.
~ ar l.. L. Sanger, by note or book account,
4 n that are now due are requested to call and
make payment or satisfactory arrangement; as
have sold out my stock at Goods Tor the express
purpose o collecting, and have already granted all
the Ienty can. Those who wish to save costs
VIII have 10 call soon. Accounts that have been
made with lh- understanding to wait unni Fall,
VIII not he called upon until the time expires, a,
which time expect the money Office over the
store. June 2G-3t l. L SAN.FK
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Hams % GAS. rlrGcE-The charge made by
the New York Correspondent Of the Ottawa Re.
gEbican, that Gen. Pierce was man Of intern.
pcrate habits, is tli'e--is mdlicionsiy false and
every honest wing paper in the Union admit, and
put forth through their columns BY its corre.por-
dent
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Tcmrr,nnrr Convention

\ convention ct the friend, Of temperance in
tins aul adjoining counties will he held at this
place on the jth OF JIly next \ general att,n-
d,ucr is requested, as matters OF great impor
lance 10 the temperance movement will 10
brought before thc convention
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MARRlED-At Ottawa, on the oath mat, n,
the residence Of MIR Charles A. Fisher, 10y the
Rev. NJ. X Whittlcscy, Mr RtrBgS Ds.Kg to
Miss JEaIxA SArriSGroS, all of Ottawa.
A, Ottawa, OH the cath inst, by the same, Mr
Jcns l.. LArGuLlN to Miss ELIzAprrn DurrGr, all
ol Peru.
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DLANKs--wc have just printed a large lot oil
Blank wauantco and Quit.claim Deeds, Mort
cages, and variety OF Justices aud Con'tabe's
Blanks Al Of which are for sale by W. W. CAV
ABLY, Ottawa Drug Store, q, printers prices.
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porGiAs-Scnator DorGLAs has signfied his
intention To travel through twenty eight states
during the approaching campaign and stump 1t ior
hEEcr and kl>G. HyrraL for Douylls,
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TuE KANE Co. DrMocRAr says that the Aurora
Beacon, a wing paper, intends to prove that Jor'
cigncrs have been guilty of driving revolutionary
heroes from the polls. We presume the Beacon
will quote Gen. Seolt's Native American letter
rs evidence in the premises.
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SIGHT EXCHANGE

On New York, in sums to SUI, purchasers, tor sale
by noV9 NuERIs II FISHER.
Money also RENTED through Gnuncll .Mm,urn
Il Co, New York, to any par, OF Europe. at the
lowest rates
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60 At X 4, \

or first rate prairie land, tSrq Sec % Town
~ 70 y. Range =, r. oi3j Z VI D, crsalr cheap
This land is within smiles at Ottawa, and 10 miles
OF La Sale 81 m,lc, from the canal and Rcck L.
land Railroad, and 7 miles lrum the ~ Central
Railroad. Apply AZ this Office. June ~
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We are outhonlrdto announce NoRN,S SWIM
as candidate for the office OF Sheriff OF La Sale
county, subject to the decision OF the Democratic
county Convention, should one be held
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nom Nrs lok WoulI be- placed n the c5aiuyt
while reun>, lyann wouid b, r,In,scu,rI iy
Gorcrnor johnston who puckr,yl - sU to give
cih'irncv to the Fugitive slave law. Owing hi,
election {" those men they would be- l~ counsel
orS. and the mflucucc at hl, administration would
ne ,.n,uiered 90 ,hcm The clrvliau ot Scott
uuItr present circumstance, would hs Go con.
uuu" '"a yn'rtunru. Zoo ,hr hands of 'lv l,r
>'ii party, uu,d their fiuuci.m has destroy e.,
. lhc ju"h lr Ip Sam STRANGE TuNr N>l HyN
t>r SOUTHERN MAN Cnvlr SrrroET S,nL'
Pierce and King and the Compromise.
The Wing press just now, IN dread that thc
B wing national convection will fail 10 endorse the
compromise acts, are preparing tor such 4 state
of things hy circulating the silly G,lcrhuodS ufthc
abolition Ne. York Post. that ;hc resolution, I'M
IorslnS the compromise adopted by the national
convention are not the sentiments Of that body.
but were hurried through IN the morse aud cuuiu-
SION Of m adjournment TIN, very weak in.
ycntiuu' Is conclusive Of the desperate STRAIT ct
whisrrv.-lhe record SHOWS that the platform
was adopted with bl, four or i've dissenting yci-
Cos, aud bcf,rt the vote VA, taken. was twice
read TO the Convention 80 silly does th, story
appear that the New York Iribgp-, right good
wing authority, says Of it:
As to the caNil respecting the adoption Of the
platform at Bltimorc 1t really scs0iS too guitry
If that platform was not adopted then the rec
orlS aud the officers of the convention bear false
witness aud are sustained therein ny ninety nine
out Of every hundred democratic Journals Of the
whole country. bgt Il IS die 30 rINtr gyft!, UN
. q, ,y,;,,., MALI
=,
i"' ""' f''''''' '''''' W '''' "'''".! W.
the adjustment measures 10y the Convention, July
rcncct, The views Of the canl,dates which were
,,,..,,,I f., ,b,. A,,,,,.,,, ,..,,l.. by t,tl.,l,
-,
u '"e ''''''' ""''" we N't! O''"N S''""' I"'
fret i from Gen Pierce to Mai l.lllV, addressed
20 ,L., l,,ir H. c,,, H. ,,.,.,,,., , .,,x,,,,,,
an" MAUI P"u'e 'o' VIC "'s' ''"o 81 'He '"'l1ca
cation meeting at Washington, held on tie 9Th
inst.
T.-rt. D.. ,,o- 49,,
r;r.,,,.l email. b., cor, ,,,, ,,,
-,
.,I ,',r,,,,,. ~, Ill.,, ,,,'-,, H.
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vs. ,'', r. W w -
w ''',
v.,li II - u ~
:, ',;.'.,o,i 80 y, ,I, , @ '' .
,,..Il7 '' W. ~ t'.
III -, .. ''''
s''' :, '.
n, w ."' '"'>.''N, VI vac '-'.,. ,''N
unnp tl. .,iti.... bp. I,y. f.,,.,l, the Nd IN,
New Hampshire upou the fl..uye slave law, aud
upon N"i we believed t. he The -'ounI oi con
I,,D' - 'S'' We '.,oo'1 =, cue e''y wS w.,
wish To- cav to youis M. II The e5rr pro,o ;,
measures ar. not 20 Be saJstaEHdiig and frmiy
maintained III" p'd" rights ''t1r'd ~ he eo'.st'
snce eaa ''1 ~ ,a S z :" ST, d WA, "'S
rage Shtl! seem to h.h %. ST ,.r3una, uJ
Of each equally dear To Us all will never
10 10 "'f'',n ~ ma, NJ ''"'iy,'a'',' "
nina, ,t,s. ,,.ws a., -. - H.. ,,,'r.r,i,,.
must. in INV Judgment To- yi,.l-N we Il The
roth WHO have stood By the Constitutional ri-h's
OF tic SCUM arc I" ut 'nt4 Z" any Nh'
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FRUITS md Nuts.

- hlSlNS, box and key; dates, pruncs, drie.
IL apples aud peaches, figs ,ci,ron, almonds, Ma
piles walnu',, bsrts pea nuts, chesTsts cccsans.S
lust recr wed and for sale by
June 2G.tL G.. |. TNoarsoN,
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Hats! Hats!


n GOD. fashionable silk hast Of home manu-
" iaclurc Tor -, at fclch's mauulaclory, "a
tnwn Gail and see, march n
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NJ q " * USE. Nc nG.
Building Materials.
IL ING :. II IL OS

" GUILD call the artennon al the trade to their
w extensive as orthcnt of Building Materials
consisting ut
Lumber Shingles, and LdG. Sghar, Timber,
Ncr o'nil varieties together with Dressed Floor
ing, Siding. Ccilm e, aud Flushing Lumber
AlsSO-N lar rr stock OF 6u.saud Nails, of the
best brand, nHlujlrg the ianous ZION Munticu
Nnll whlth lpr mnlrahl'ity, is ucnyy equal 10
lead We have 90 addition To ihc above, a good
WnrN ,"l cor BUnd Hardware, OF latest styles
hlnl which ~" be- sold at the lowest cash PRICES
We wou d also .ay that our
sash, Dout, ANA Hlind Factory
Is IN mll operation. nilording uurQuallcd tacili.cs
lorwchasef, IN that linc. Call aud see
KING a. BROS,
June cot a, ME PiaRipg Nh
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Special \ offices.

EtnA5 lIW8r vii french at baptist Church
on sunday Morning at the usual hour
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Books & Stationery.

THE largest aud bes, supply ever brough, to this
l place;
wrb-.,rs Dr'y, unab'd !leadey'. Works,
" ahr d. NashhE'u 4 G.nernls,
Urrs large Dictionary Lite ot Emp Josephine.
y iccson's M-ch's Guide Old Guard OF Napoleon
Compan'r Heroes Of The evolution,
pownoy's Cot. Rrsitru's Women a TIC
Nrcuunu's Mechanics Romance Of Am. HIST.
Nee = Flower Garden, saIurOu 0Vd Grurrals
Gurst ON ihr Rose, lIcad!'y'- hisceilanIc.
Fauuets Encyclopedia, POEMS of E,Jon. Scott
" Companion, Moore. i-GnIHy, VIII
Tree, Of America, hs Os-rUu Campbell.
, kinds Fairrrs. Collins. trtry, H,nrtir.
Iumc'- Chemistry, Ilous' Cook Iardou,
McNuhors Am Garden Burns, &c,
Jerks ENp'g E,p,dluouliie and Eeouirs OF
Hume lli-' England, Shnk rcare.
I'uiarch', ii e., Otd Follows Text Boob.
Joseybus Nrkru1l,', 5000 Rcc'.
Uncle Toms Cabin, Gold Cham & Sllv Cup.
New jerusalem Works.
With a large assortment Of School Book. Mis-
crlaurou, Works. Novels Biographies. Histories
and -tort'- or Chddrcn-Pcns. Ink Paper. Envcl-
ult-, blnnn Books, sc tor sale Is low any IN
hc West. Jun cot f. Y GSlGGs.
MUSIC! MUSIC!
DlANO mu.lc. Guitar, Accordion. Flute Vio-
I'm, and Nrodcou Instructor. Nolin-. Ac-
cold-ons. Flutes, BANGS, Tamboruc and Guitnrs.
June Got. l. Y GRlGss
Wnii Paper.
6nO PIECES wall paper, window, paper, and
WV bordering, at the New Drug y Book Store.
Junr 26-'i. r.. GEr.Gs.
Notions.
lnF MI kind. anIloIs of>ma thiugs--wth aome
~ other things Jan" .6-tt T.. Y. GRIsG,.
students
" EW ser.s ot School Books by prnman. La
" Tin. French, aud GeInnn school books
June 26-i X GRIGGs.
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\RGE assortment on hand and 70
unr 2G-ti. G. l.. Tho
GAN,EAN IEAS

SO0 LBS. Just received, consisting Of Young lily.
oVo son, Tyson, Ganpowder, Imperial, Ooong,
from SO cts to 81.
u 5 n cans Of Ynung Tyson,
l2 IN cans Oolong, for sale at the City Drug
Store by June 26-rf G. l.. Thompsan.
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corlance. with the desire and wants Of the peo
pie. That the committee would recomu end 10
members to agitate the subject among their con
sttuents, TO he better informed rs to their wishes
The committee also reported preamble and
resolutions, instructing our congressional deega-
ton to endeayor to procure such authority from
Congress as would authorize the state to dis
plse OF the funds in question, in accordance
with the suggestions Of the report. These resolu-
tons were adopted
The select committee to whom had been re-
ferred the ponderous question as TO what Gov.
Moore had done with the 100000 which he had
received Of the Central Railroad Company, also
submitted the result Of their Investigations The
committee stale in bret. that the money in ques
ton was pad TO Coy. Moore in New York; by
him deposited with Roger ketchum&Bem 1t
per cent, subject to the Treasurers daft at Go
days; that subsequently he had drawn $4,000
Of the sum, and deposited il with George Girls
void, taking S65,0O0 worth Of stocks as security.
The committee approve the deposlte of the
money at a per centage in preference to locking
1t up in the treasury, where 1t would be unpro,
ductive They propose, however, in order TO
make the matter entirely secure, to increase the
Treasurers security si00 1000
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PLANK uOND NOTICE,

THE store Just vacated by Nnttinger & Co. Al.
20, 5 rooms back oithe shoe shop.
may l54tl 7 G.. NAtrNGrR.
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JUST RECEIVED,
Az rus NEw
Drug & Book Store,
T7VTIV-T' IFsTNT'e V'TTT TT'TT sTTV1
Drugs 4 Medicines.

Drugs 4 Medicines.
Books. Stationery, window and wall PAPER, Ma.
-lc sud Musical Instruments, obs. Paints. Dye
Stuff, Liquors. Glass Ware and Window Glass,
Teas, Motions, wi;h all the varieties kept N n
Drug aud Book SlsIe. As ih1Ve engaged the ser
wees ct J VI tillchust practical Druggist, oil
prescription, will be carefully pa, up
June 2i-fi |. Y. GRi6Gs.
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PLANK ROAD No!ltE
THE subscriber. 10 the capital stock al the "Ot,a'
Iva Northern Plank Road CO. ars hereby uOll'
ii. that the following assessments have been or
de tcdhy the Dlt.ciorpayHh nt the timcsspccIli
ed below Ollcc Of the Cumpnny,yl:
CA the first day OF MAY next s5un each share.
July A" 50
Sept $50
nv order, WV. VI TRUE, Ncfrg.
Office The Ottawa Northern Plank Road Co
march -, 1852.
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v EW seri.s OF Schcol Books, by Drnman. La
~ Tin. French, aud German school books.
INN .G-Ii l.. Y. LRIGGS
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student

OF all kind. anIloIs of>mall thiugs-with aor
I J Other IhLngs lmnc 96-lL L. I. GkI..s
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Zinc Paint.

I BBL. dry, and 700 lbs ground in oil Just receN-
] ed. The subscriber believes. with the know.
edge obtninrd ot the OF the Zinc Paint that II
possesses great superiority over white lead that 1t
~ no, dee,erlous to health il purrr white. and
will not change It's color. For snlc at the Guy Drug
Store. hY June eG-il q l. VuaNrsnN
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wall I'aucr.


Gan PIECES wall paper, window paper. nn.
WV bordering, at the New Drug II Book Store
Jane 1G-ui f. GEr,Gs
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Blows Pure white Lend.
Fishing Tackle.

Inn KEGS received and for sale low, cash price.
lVu by June 26-f G.. l.. THoMrsOs
Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-03
PROSPECTUS OF THE AMERICAN TELEGRAPH:
yxsssxs

| 1t is alleged by their advocates that the late
measures, called Compromise, should be a salts
factory and final adjustment Of the slavery ques
uniting and consolidating the South in support
of their rights, and by harmonizing the conflict
ing sectional interests which have arrayed the
North against the South.
The result Of the late elections proves that the
South are attached to the Union, and wish to
sharmonize with the North To reconcile con-
ficting opinions, and secure concert and una
goodwill. This is impossible, unless the sections
deal fairly and justly towards each other. The
true end of government is to protect persons and
property. In the South slaves are property, and
the South demand the peaceable and quiet pos
session Of such property. Their right to hold
slaves as property is denied by the Abolitionists
of the North, who, that they may more efficiently
control public opinion in that section, have or
ganized themselves into religious and political
combinations. They act through the press, the
pulpit, and the ballot-box. Such an organization
in one section makes it indispensable that there
should be a counter organization in the other +;
BECAUSE if not resisted by such counter organiza-
ton, the inevitable consequence would be that
the Northern organization would absorb and
control the entire public sentiment, social, moral,
religious, and political, of that section. The
purpose Of the Northern organization is to assail
the rights and interests of the South the pur
pose Of the Southern organization should be to
protect the interests thus assailed.
Late events prove that the North are so deeply
interested in preserving their present political and
commercial relations to the South, that power
full, influential, and controlling party can be raj
lied in that section, who will unite with the South
Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-03

trial she brought in the words which had been
gwen her exactly according to their order and
mode, each one a rhyme to its fellow Of the
upper line; and to crown all, she introduced
two, and sometimes three of the test words into
the same line At this final effort was truly
amazed, and looked upon her as something
more than mortal
Consider for moment the facts of the case
lst, new and unknown subject; Cd. the ne
cessity OF treating it worthy of distinguished
poet; 80, the invention of the verse. and the
use OF perfect rhymes; 4th, the Intervening
OF Q, certain given terms and words, as rhymes to
tn the second line Of a couplet; and lastly the
whole sung to tune on piano, and accom-
panied with appropriate gestirculation. Put all
these circumstances together, and add the fact
that within two hours she made and recited
nearly eight hundred lines Of classic Italian
poetry, and the conclusion is sure that she is
one OF the literary wonders of the world
10 discuss here the metaphysical philosophy
OF this exhibition there is not room but am
truly thankful to have heard the most distin-
guished improvisatrice in the world during her
happiest mood and, while live, shall think
with delight of Rosa Taddei.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-03
Railroad Convention.

We would call the attention of the public
generally, and especially of all persons imme-
diately interested in Railroads. to the Circular to
the Presidents of Railroad Companies from the
committee of the meeting held in this city on the
Sd inst. We understand that the meeting adj
journed until the first Tuesday in March, that the
great convention to be held at New Orleans on
the first Monday IN January may act upon the
proposed modification of the laws regulating mail
contracts. 1t is hoped that the adjourned meet
ing will be fully attended, and that Railroad
Companies who cannot conveniently send dele
gates will authorize their members of Congress
or some one else to represent them
Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-03
from the National Intelligencer.
lgressfonaI Dinner to KOssuth.

congressional Dinner to KOssuth.
Our readers will see from the subjoned cor
respondence that M. Kossuth has accepted the
invitation, rendered to him by a committee of
members of Congress, to partake of dinner on
Wednesday next. This notice on the part of
Congress is one of the highest compliments that
could be paid to any individual, and is a proof
that there is nothing in the proceedings of that
body-howsyer decided they are as an indication
that sympathy for the Hungarian cause is not to
be understood as adopting policy which would
entangle us with the wars of Europe-which is
not consistent with high personal regard for the
distinguished chief of that cause
Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-03
RUGBY ACADEMY,

Boarding and Day School for Young Gentlemen,
corner Of x and 14h streets
g. +. MORRISON, Principal
r. p LATHAM, A. NJ, Professor of Ancient Languages
Mons. L. RAoULT, :" Modern
@. s. KEEoH Tutor.
- Teacher of Penmanship.
Messrs CARUsI and lARDEA Teachers Of Instrumental
Music.
JAS P. MCLEAN, Teacher of Drawing and Painting.
The course instruction is designed to prepare the
student either for business for the study Of the learned
professions for entering the higher classes in col
ieges In every branch of tuition pains spared to
the sound and complete possible The
usual branches of the academic taught con-
sisting of Reading, Writing Arithmetic English Gram.
mar, Geography, Bookkeeping, the Latin, dreek, and
Modern Languages, History, Chronology, Defamation,
Composition both English and Latin, Grecian and Roman
Antiquities Logic, Mathematics Chemistry, Natural and
Mental Philosophy Music, Drawing, &c.
Te--ns of board and tuition moderate.
.E#F REFERENCES:
Rev g. Pyne, ID. D., Rev. j. w. French, VIM. w. Cor
coran ESQ.,, Thomas Richie, esq, Prof A. d. Bache,
Prof Gales - Chew, M. D., Baltimore, Capt. T. j..
Page U. 8. N, and Capt. g. Blake, U. ). N.