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this add, ~ we fairly might, the value of the
land given In exchange to Spain and to the In
'dians, and the cost of getting possession of our
purchases af err we had made them, AND THE DE-
FioIEsoV MANY HUsDREDs OF MILLIONS"
The old States gave these lands in part, and have
paid than three fourths Of the entire cost of
the remainder. Are they entitled to nothing in
return, not even a small share in the lands?
The principle of this bill, 30 corrupt in the eyes
of Colonel Benton, was taken from one Of his own
In June, 1850 He introduced a bill into the SEN
ate. and made speech in it's favor, granting to
Missouri ,672,2l0 acres Of land, ''to make the
grants to Missouri equal to any other State.''
My bill adopts this principle OF equalization, and
gives Missouri 100000 acres-doing full justice
to that State, according to Colonel Benton's own
estimate. But its fault is, it provides for the
same equalization to the other States and does the
same justice also to them. A bill providing only
for Missouri Colonel Benton introduced and ad
vocated; but If the other States are to be dealt by
in the same manner, it then becomes an "enor-
nous iniquity." '....
My bill only takes 81, 000,0 900 acres to mako the
States all equal and leaves $40 900 900 acrss
disposed Of. 1t does not therefore interfere with
the Homestead bill, any other plan for the dis
position Of the great bulk of the public lands, or
with our general land system.
Behold. now, ye "plunderers' from the old States,
the honest way proposed by Colonel Benton to dis
pose of the public lands! 1t s laid down in bis
jackson speech: /. Homesteads to be given to set,
tiers in the States; that is, bounty held out
to increase the population and representation Of
the new States. 2. graduation Of price; yet it
is one complaint made against my bill that it will
reduce the price, and therefore injure railroad
grants. 3. Liberal grants for railroads to the new
States; and that, too. without any equivalent to
the old States. No spectators interested In these
grants-no plumber Legislation here. 4. Grants to
the new States (not only of oil swamp lands, butt
"ofall lands within the influence of the malarin
from swamps." How far around the swamps
should these grants DO made to prevent any i'll
effects from the malaria? Should the new States
fail by these modes to get all the public lands
within seven years, the residue to be taken by 'an
actual cession of all lands remaining undisposed
of in each State on the first day of January in the
year 1860" How much would the old States re-
ceive under this plan3 Yours. SC
HENRY BENNETT.
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The Life and Works of John adams. Boston: LIT
TIE BRowN. 1851.
We have received volumes vi. and VII. of this
valuable work.
II is on sfle at the bookstore Of WIN. Nj. MoRRI.
SON, & Co, Pennsylvania avenue, near A street.
Selections Poetry for Exercises at School and at
Home Edited by EPEs SARGENT. Phiadel-
phia CowPERTHwAIT Co. 1853.
Volumes Of selected poetry are by no means
rare, but this differs in two important particu
lars from most of those have heretofore seen.
In the first place many of the pieces, although OF
great merit, are so little known that they will
strike the attention of most readers as new and
in tho next place oil of them are Of the purest
moral tone, yet of simplicity Of diction which
renders them comprehensive to the most juvenile
intellect. To the youthful mind evinoing a taste
and fondness for poesy, nothing could1be more at
ractive or beneficial than these poems, consider
ing the smoothness of their numbers and the beau
ty and purity of their imagery. The volume is
truly book for the young Mt home. at school. or
in their rambles
1t 10 on sale at WIN. Nj. MoRRIsoN's book store,
Pennsylvania avenue, near Il street. J.
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Southern and Western Commercial Con.
ventinn.

This body will assemble at Baltimore to-
stances which augur well for its proceedings.
For the information of gentlemen who may
have misaid-or through any irregularity may
not have Observation-Disclosures of invitation. we
have been requested to state that they were
issued by the Baltimore Board of Trade to the
Senators and Representatives Of the Southern,
Western, ard Northwestern States: and hope
is entertained that many of them will be
present
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The American fisheries formed the subject
OF an interesting statement by the Earl of
MALMEsBURY in the British Parliament on the
10Th ultimo. His remarks will be found in
another column. They are conceived in friendly
feeling toward the Government and people of
this country, and strengthen the expectation
that the pending negotiations will lead to early
and satisfactory results.
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1t will be seen, therefore, that hard work, and
manly, well-sustained effort, have served to in.
crease the Wing vote nearly as fast that of the
Locofocos, as nearly 30 at any rate as 1920 is to
lI,l55, notwithstanding the great influx of votes
under the new constitution. 1t becomes obvious.
therefore. that from every other of increased
vote, such as emigration from other States, voters
arriving at the age of twenty one years, and for
eigners naturalized by former and slower pro
ceases, the Wings have gained steadily and hand
somely upon their opponents. There lie but one
assumption in the foregoing estimate, and that is
the increased vote under the constitution, and
the proportion Of that vote which ia Locofoco We
appeal to all candid men if that assumption ia not
fair
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The WhiC Party I'm Michigan.

The Detroit advertiser consoles its friends
for their recent defeat by reference to the fact
that though still minority in Michigan, their
strength has been materially increased during
the last four years. Assuming that 1000 new
foreign voters have been admitted by virtue of
the new constitution, and that three fourths Of
these are Democrats, the .Adrertiser arrives at
the following as true statement of the rela-
tive force of parties in lS4S and 1852:
Vote OF Caes In lo4o. .............. 3u,ooI
Vote Of Taylor in lS4S. .................2 90. $40
Majority of Cass over Taylor. ............ 6,747
Vote of Van Buren, in lS4S. ..............lO,3 S9
Majority of Van Buren, and Taylor over Casa 3, 642
Vote of Pierce in 1852. ................4 Al .o42
Increased Locofoco vote from 49,. 1855
Vote Of Scott in 1852. .33 $40
Increased Wing vote from '4S............... $3.50
Hale's vote in 1882. 1921
Decreased Freesoil vote from '4S. ......... B. 81
. The entire increased vote of 1852 over.th
-E a
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: SAFETY oy Capt. NANCY AND HIS Cons
MAND.-Ag gain after two or three reitera.
,ions Of the rumored massacre Of Cept.
Marcy and his command in the Western
wilderness, we have positive denial Of the
statement, which is no doubt correct, show.
ing the painful rumor to have been only
fabrication. So we are informed IN tel
egraphic despatch from New Orleans, bas-
ed on the authority Of the Gazette publish>
ed at Little Rock, Arkansas. This paper,
which is of the 30th ult., pronounces in
the most emphatic manner, that the story
is hoax-and this on the authority Of
statement from Fort Arbuckle, far out on
the plains In the Indian territory. So we
may consider this distressing story now a'
rest-though il has doubtless caused much
pain 10 the friends and families of the pnr>
lies, who are now happily relieved from
further anxiety and pain.-P Pitts. Post.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-18
Sheifi's Sale.

DY virtue of writ of AL Lev Fa to me d /.
ID recled and delivered lrem the Court uf Com.
mon Pleas o. Portage county Ohio, shall expose
sale at public vendue, at the Court House in tie
town of Ravcnna or
Saturday, the lhh day Of September NEXT,
between the hours of ten O'Clock "A. M. and lou
O'Clock P. NJ. of said day the following described
lands and tehements TO wii:
Situate in Streelsborough, and is known by being
part of lot No. 45 in said Township, and bounded
as tulIows on the Eaet by lands late the property
Of George Plumb and John c. Sngle,ary, Jr. ON the
s by the + and w centre road, on the West by
Cleveland DiagionaI Turnpike Road, on the by
land owned by ] hn c. S,nglels,yt Jr. and lands
decided by the said IL. nry Peck TO Granville Booth,
being the same lands decided by Ezra Fl. aBesrdsley
to Luther Shaw, except hafan acre, from The North
West ctfner, deed.d by said Henry Peck 10 said
Granville BoethJ and now supposed 10 contain
within the above boundaries two acres and seventy.
four rods, be the same ofless, ind which said
Mortgage Deed is recofdsd in Portage county
Records Book "a, pages So o6, to which Ieferance
may be had for description. s57 s.rs .=--zsz.
Takea in Execution wherein Henry Peck was
complainant, and Sarah II, lon Martha A. Holton,
hiram NJ. Holton, Marcus uolt'n, Mary -oltun,
and Maria Hilton were Respondents. t1s
Appraised at six hundred and Fly doll,rs. -s,
JAMES W0ODARD, Sheriff.
SheriG's Oiice, Portage County,2
= August s, A.. d. 1882.
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Sheriff Sale.

DY virtue Of writ of Lev. Fa. 10 me
ID directed aud delivered from the Court OF Com-
mon Pleas OF Portage county Ohio, shall expose to
sale at public vendue at the Court House in the
Town Of Rayenna, on
Saturday the 25M day Of September neat,
between the hours of ten O'Clock A. M. and four
O'Clock P. M. Of said day, the following described
lands and tenements 10 wit: fsa s
Situate in said county OF Portage to wit: in. Lot
No SO in the Township Of Randolph bounded North
and East by the Lot lines of said Lot the South
by land owned and occupied by Timoth Terry, on
the West BY land sold to coldwell Anderson by said
Amos Fiiley. Excepting one acre Of land in the.
North West corner sold to Terry M. Filey by said
Amos Filley, half an acre ON the North side decided
to Jeremiah Hall, and triangular piece of land
about ten acres in the North East corner, meaning
what ia East of the highway, containing fhy-two
and sxty.three hundredths 90 63-l00 acres of
land be the came more or less.
Taken in Execution wherein Amos Fliey for the
use Of Walter Dickinson was complainant, and John
Ward, Eliza Ann Ward, and Levi Johnson wers
respondents. - s *
Appraised at one thousand Dollars.
JAMES WOODARD, Sheriff.
Sherf,s Office, Portage County,2
90 .ssN August l7lh 1852.
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A,Parallel..

s.Lcok on this picture on this." The
"counter presentmenl" of two candidates
for the first civil cf1ice in the world:
General Scotl-age 81.
1st captoin in 1908, a Lieut.. Col, Brig.
General and M,jpr General al 20 years Of
nge. .sa es e ss 'ss
Lundy's Lane.
Vera Cruz, .-...s -
= Contreras.
Chepultepec. A#s ~ 7s
MoIlno del Rey.
City Of Mexico, and other battles, in
each and every one Of which, he displayed
the highes. element Of soldier. All Ex>
ecutius appointments. 81 .szs#
General Plerce-age ~.
Member ard Speaker of The House Of
Representatives Of the Stale Of New Hamp-
shire. S..@s- Fsc54.s- - le.sg !
President of the Convention to reform
the Constitution Of tha State. a
Four years member Of Congress.
- Five years in the Senate OF the United
States. - Ea' ss F. t2%
Declined second appointment as United
States Senator, and the Attorney General-
ship before the nge of 40.
Enlisted q prsvate. elected Colonel, ap>
pointed q Brigadier General by Mr.. Polk.
receives the highest recommendation from
General Scott, for gallantry OF Contreras,
Chepultepec, and other places. @
s Appointed BY General Scott one Of the
Commissioners 10 agree upon the armistice.
IN O. Courier. s5E~ ii sst ~
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

onedollar will Invariably be charged for the
announccment Of the names Of candidates.
Mr.. EpToR.- Please announce the name of
GEORGE W.BELDEN, ,of Canton, Stark Co.,
as can tidate for Congress. Subject to the de-
cision softhe District Convention.
I'D sslssss ssssis sesE erf MAN Y DEMOCRATS.
Mr., HAasiss Asplease announce the name Of
SAMUEL LA4M, AS q candidate for Congress,
for this Distric., subject to the decision Of the
Democratic District Convention. ..z5s.s s
SIS. 55..s 5. S - s.. MANY DEM oCRATS 4
II Mr. iEDrroa; Please announce the name of
GEORGE BLISS, as candidate for Congress
in this District subject to the decision Of the
Democratic Congressional Convention ss
PORTAGE
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-18

: SEyERE DReueHT IN OHIo.-We learn
from the Dayton Gazette that the Miami
valley is suffering sadly from hs absence eft
rain. The pastures, in many places, are
burnt up ;and many Of the streams are fall
ing. The corn between Dayton and Gin.
cinnati appears to be beyond the benefit Of
rain the under leaves are dead, and the
top leaves are rolled up. At best, there
cannot be much more than half a crop of
this staple in the Miami valley. The stock
Of old corn on hand will be likely to ad-
vance in price, as the prospects Of the new
crop becomes apparent.
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saie OF Real Estate by Order of Count.
4 N the II n day OF September d 1852, at one
" o'cio, in The afternoon, on the premises. in
the town Of Geeh he d, in said county Of Portage al
State cho, will be sold 10 the hfghest bid er the
following real estate as the pnDp, ny Of Danrl D.
yer deceased, TO wi: one piece Of land kn wn as
part Of lot number 30, sitnafe in Dee, field in said
cruntr, and bounded ,s fallows: Reeinpi;g at the
North East corner nfiasd belonging TO Charles Reed
id said io' iunning Est l6 rod; thence utb 100
rods; thence West i6 rhds; thence hundred
md Sxty rocs 10 the place o beg,nnif s, cnntaintp
10 acres ni laod. Also, one piece OF tsnd IN 10,
No 2l, aId bous dcd AS f"l6@e. IBJg NM z at the
NORTHWEST corner aof said To-; thence ) 'uih sr
original lot line a. CHAINS and 20 links 10 the soub
West corne.; thence East styen chains and tw.
links to posi- thence North Al chains and % Ind
to the North side of said lo,; tLcace West seven
chains and two links 10 The place ar beRihn,np
containing 2S acfes of land. Alec, o,e pier e q
la nd fifty four and one fourth acres af md II The
West siJe of lot number 20 10 sad Dee field iow wa
N p, and t~entv acres aad severity roisk off the
East side oi lot 20. Sahject TO the widow - div
APPRAISED at $25 Fer acre. amonntina e" s2250,o0
~ sia 5isaG POWELL NERRY.g7lu
PETER HaRTZEI.L, -
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Guardian Sale.

DY virtue of a .decretal order duly issued By E,
Id Spaldmg Esq., Clerk Of the Court OF Common
Pleas Of Portage County Ohio in cause in sad
court pending and 10 ne directed fshaii on Saturs
day the 2Sth day of August A. D. 1862, between
the hours of ten O'Clock A. NJ aRd four o'clock F.
NJ :, pose to sale at pubcssehdueon the epremises
in the townshipof suffield the following described
real Estate, viz: .-35As ssf3s ..sl2 s.fs. a.. 4
"Situa,e, lying snd being, in the county Of por
tsge and State Of Ohio and being part of Lot No 80
tflty,J in township No. one in the ninth Rdnge Of
townships, in the Connecticut Western Reserve,
DO uEd ed as ollows the East by the line Of Lot
No. o., on the West by the township line of Spring.
field and Suffield, North by land Of William Swine
hart, and South by land Of Andrew stamer; Cons
tanning fifty acres, be the same more Or less, be.
ing the same land decided by Samuel Carl and wife
to said decedent, recorded in Portage county
Records of Deeds, in B ,ok 80, pages 669 and s70.
Terms, one third in haad and the balance in two
equal shhual payments, with interest, 10 be secured
BY mortgage on the premises JOHN REAM,
Guard'n n OF the minor heirs ofG Geo. Ream Decd. z
safitid Ohio, July 9Th, A. D.l852.
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Slacrin,S sale

61aCt ElA' y Sd1AC
DY virtue ofa writ OF Vendi Exp0nas 10 me dis
I'D rected and delivered from tho Court Of Com
mon Pleas of Portage County Ohio, IshalI expose
to sale at public yendue at the Court House, in
the Town of Ravenpa, on -.
Saturday the llh day Of September nest,
between the hours of ten O'Clock A. Nj. and four
O'Clock P. NJ. of said day, the fJlo.in; dedt trbed
lands and tenemenls to wit:
Known by being village let No. % in the village
OF Garrettsville, in the townhp of Nelson, which
is also in the county oe Portage, according to Plat
Of fsaid village, as surveyed and laid out by 0fin
Harmon and recorded in Portage county Records,
Book L Page 565, same land formerly owned BY
Walter IIolley and Decided 10 D ]. Beardsley BY
Deed, bearing date June S0.h A. D. 1874, BIO the
same more or less, but subject to all legal highways
Taken in execution as The property of Martin
McCIintock, and J ,hn McCHntock at the suit Of D.
J. Beardsley and Elisha Garrett. 7S = #
Appraised at S3l7 90. -
JAMES WooDARD, Sheriff.
EE Sheriff 'st flee, Portage Couniy,2
--,-.------ August 6, A D 1862.
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Arrival Of the steamship Daniel Webster.
New ORLEANS, Aug. / 1.

..5.-- =--ss 4SEW OhLEANS, aug. ! l.
The steamship Daniel Webster, from
San Juan, arrived here last evening, bring.
ing San francisco dates to July 18Th
Her passengers report that the Panama
steamer would take $2.U0o,o0O on freight.
Crime 10 California is on the increase.
A great number Of fights and murders
have been committed IN Chastatrinla, FL
Dorado, and Calvascot counties, the authors
Of which were promptly punished by the
citizens.
Reports from the mines were not very
favorable, but large yields were anticipated
as soon as the rains commenced
The FIRST overland emigration of the
season reached San Francisco on July Sd
A party Of 90 young men from Ohio made
the trip in 70 days. The emigration du
ring the season, it Has expected, would be
large.
The Chinese population are not ct SET
tied, and on the Bsnr River had been driv.
en- off by the Indions. 6 go. s~s y.z.a =ee..
Capt. Lord of the steamship Dena, was
accidentally killed. ON the 20th inst. I .s.. e..
The general health OF California was
good.
"A court martial was about to assemble OF
San Diego for trial of the murderers Of
Col. Craig.
Adsices from China report that The le>
tellion is rapidly gaining ground.
The Sandwich Islands Express contains
further details Of piracies ON American
vessels. |
Dates from the city Of Mexico to the 30sh
inst, report further troubles.
The government invites new proposals
for the construction Of the Tehuantepec
Road to Aug. 18Th.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-18
Sheriff Sale.

DY virtBe of a writ of Plu. Vendi Ex. to me di-
ID fected and delivered from the Court OF Com
mon Pleas OF Portage county Ohio, shall expose
to sale at public vcndue at the Court House in the
town Of Rasenna, on
Saturday, the l III day of September. next,
between the hours of ten O'Clock A M aud four
O'Clock nj of said day, the following described
lands and tenements ofRichard Campbell to wit:
The equitable interest Of the said Richard b.
Campbell in and to the Real Estate described in
complainant bill to wits Situate in sai0 Portage
county Ohio, described as followsv.z. part of Lot
one in Charlestown, and part of lot one in Edin.
burgh, and 10 bounded as follows: North by the
North line of Lot number one, Charlesiown; East
b, 6fty-two 72-l00 acres of Land aparted to John
campbell, in the partition of the estate of John
Campbell decd; South by the Cleveland. and
Wellsvile Turnpike; and West by nineteen ti9)
and thir,y.one handredths of land, apart
ed 10 Robert E Campbell, in the partition of said
estate which said twenty-five 79-l00 acres of land
above bounded and described is the same piece or
tract which aparted and set Of to said Richard
Campbell in the partition of the Estate of his
the Cont of Common Pleas, of said county of Por-
tage, to which for greater certainty reference is
hereto made. Excepting village lots ~ ~ and q ~
in Campbellsport, together with one S6-l00 scre
now owned by NJ & G w Allison, which interest
s remaining in said land after the expiration Of the
Dover Estate ofSarah Campbell.
Taken in execution as the property Of Richard B
Campbell, at tho suit of Glenn fingiey and Gideon
Burton.
Appraised as follows: Brick Tavern House, and
lot, and West part Of lot one, at sx hundred dol>
lara. Three or four acres to G w Allison, seven
hundred thirty-threc Dollars.t Lots 3, A, g., g. g.,
each f. We dollars. L,ts g., 10, l2 each four dollars
Remainder of lands amounts, six hundred and fifty
x,e.x..f,,,rrpD-,,r
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From the New York Eyenln
A single Question.

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~ eensrai ocou Wili answer ons ~, q.iIe ~
lion We VIII Psonlse nos lo po.ae' ~" :.
another curing me whole cansasss-"o' VIC
We yearn tor she names o. 'he TWO een'ie'
men, VINO 50. down wl'n n,'n on 'ual n,e,h.
. CRADLE Gay q, the As. - :. "he" as
was nfeo VIM .na's T Ie - w oni. II ="
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...asas.. s dss;sn,d 10 rnllv nm American
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,has annahl3 Wbnf became of i,s hid
sJnaoa Camnbellnr d. d. Wheeler read an
add,s.s from = nomipat mo. convan,;of /,
49,. ..;s..,. ,i,ha nj .,;,,a Ha.da,,a.,ar.
W.. /, 3 +, sd;,ar;a1 - ,ha Ev.
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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-18
lrriralof ihs Northern Lights.

- NEw YoRK, Aug. 10.
The Northern Light, from San Juan,
9Th inst, with 800 passengers and $780,.
600 in gold, has arrived with two days
later news from San Francisco.
Areport that Georgetown had been des-
troyed by freswants confirmation.
A duel was fought at Contra Costa, be-
tween Nugent. Editor of the San Francisco
Herald, and John Golfer, alderman Of the
4th ward ---At the second fire, Nugent re
sceived Golfers bah in his thigh. Tbelimb
will require a1npufation.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-18
Cast Iron Well Curbs.

T]S1' received at the New Hardware
- Store, the above article; designed for the Chain
Pump, nd for article wherein beauty, durability,
cheapness, and taste are concerned, it cannot be
surpassed. Also on hand The Reels and Chain of
the best quality. Also the Tube Manufactured Of
the best quality of Pine lumber. And in fact all
the articles pertaining to the Chain Pump; which
are offered remarkably low prices for the ready.
Please call and examine. E. T. RICHARDSON.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-18
IiiRa;,

AT Palmyra, on the 18th inst, Mrs. AMY H.
BIGELOW, wife of DR.. Lorin Bigelow, aged
81 years. She was justly esteemed as worthy
companion, kind mother, good neighbor and
an exemplary Christian.
At Little Rock, Arkansas, on the 10th of
July, last, JONATHAN P. CASE, formerly
of Rootstown, in this County, aged SO years
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-18
SHALERSfILIE INSTITUTE.

The Fall Term of this School will commence
on MONDAY the Esd ofAugust next, under the
supervision of Its former Teuchers,
Mr.. j. K. PICKETT, Principal. 80.
Miss SO. PICKETT, Superintendent OF Ladies
Department. -
Mrs. e. STEVENS, will also give lessons on
the Piano Forte. to those who may wiah instruction
in that useful and popular branch Of study. sss
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