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Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-12-24
NCobb. FOOte and CIemens."

OOIuG Vi OuE contemporaries dL u uIStduCe1 anu IL
we are not 'staken, one in this State, have fall
en- into the error of associating the name of Hon.
Howell Cobb as well as his present position, with
that of Messers, Foote and Clemens This is false
in fact, and gross injustice to ex Gov. Cobb. This
gentleman did not act with the wing party in the
last campaign, he has long since declared himself
with the democracy he stood with them every
where on the basis of the Baltimore Platform, and
took the field with zeal for Judge thomson in the
last campaign in this State Foote Clemens,
SO far know, processes TO belong to the friends
of the President. Mr.. Cobb we know is a warm
supporter Of the President and his administration.
Il is therefore due to truth and justice that the dem
ocratic press abroad should correct the mistake
they have fallen into, by placing Mr.. Cobb right
before their readers.-FederoI( Ga.) Union.
FANCY SrooK-Accordng to the New York Tri-
bune, of Duchess county New York, lately i'm
ported valuable Durham bull and other stock,
by the steamer Herman, which were selected, with
out regard to the COST of the best to be found in
England The bull, it is said, cost five thousand
dollars, BY the Washington, on her last trip, be
received a COW of the same breed the bull, fol
which he paid three thousand dollars, besides the
expense Of her passage This is probably the dear
est COW ever imported. She was accompanied by
q two months old calf, which cost seven thousand
and fifty dollars.
A REMARKABLE MANA New York letter to
the Mobile Tribune says:
! There is remarkable man connected with the
Customhouse here-a Spanlard. His business is
to receive and test money. He will pour the con-
tents of an immense bag of gold or silver coin into
the scales-for it is weighed, not counted-and in
a trice ann ounce the amount in dollars and cents
Then running his fingers through the shining pieces
and applying his nose to them. mme lately takes
out every counterfeit coin He has never beer
known to make mistake in pronouncing money
good or bad, and his infalibIe instinct or detecting
the spurious metal located in his afactosy organs
!
The message was instantly given into the hands
of our troupe" Of compositors, who put 1t IN type
with that patriotic" rapidity and ZEAL such a
document shout dalways inspire. Within the spac.
OF forty minutes 1t was ON the press, every typ4
having been set in office, and immediately
supplied to the thousands waited its perusal, tn,
sheet including also the important foreign news BY
the Europa and other information. Upwards o
live thousand copies were sold at the counter anC
to newsboys, and large number of pacages sen
by the evening cars. and steamboats, to agents anc
others. Baltimore Sun.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-12-24
DEMoPOLIs DISTRICT. T. HEARD, P. ]

DEMOPOLIS DISTRICT-J. T. HEARD, P. E.
Demopolis, John D. Fisher.
(Spring Hill James A. Clement.
1Arcola and Cottonwood Col. Miss, Alexander
Mcbride, Francis NJ. Grain.
Linden, John w. Laney, Andrew J. Crawford,
supernumerary.
Dayton, James A. Heard.
Dayton Col. Mis-, Jesse Ellis.
Union Town, Junius E. Newman.
Union Town Cir, Thos. Burpo, D. NJ. Hudson
Lower Peach Tree, James Beverly
Clark, John c. Stricklin.
Butler, Thomas Killough.
CASTOR, Thomas Y Armstrong.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-12-24

GAINESVILLE DISTRICT-W. MuRRAH, P. E.
Gainesville aud 5umtervile, Josiah Barker, Ed
ward McMeans.
Belmont, Daniel Duncan.
Livingston, to be supplied
Lauderdae, John w. Ellis, Jr.
DeKalb, George w. Tucker.
Macon Cir, VIM. Vaughan.
Plum Greek Col. Miss, Elisha Galloway
Macon, Thos. H. Foster.
Prairie Hill, Leroy Massingale.
Warsaw, Robert Y. Rev.
Wahalak, to be supplied.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-12-24

Saturday Morning, December, "a, 1853
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-09-21
o e. ~ U lg e o z,



Vhr.c Cci'lrat a furnaces, which have now
Stood the test for more Than ci-Atccn years,
nra'cti.r,d 10 he Public with very iccc,t I'm
proycmont.. which render them unrivalled in
al. Inc au iili,s which go TO constitute per
feet Furnace. More Of these FURNACES lhen
ui.any other hird have been put up in this
CIV and vicinity, an are giving perfect salts
ia,iiou to hundreds of individuals, 10 whom
reference O.. hc made.
The attention of the Public is also called
to a recently invented Furnace for Burning
} Wood. constructed upon similar principle
to the celebrated II. Pattern Fumacc, and
supciior to ANYTHING of the kind ever Lefoi c
offered in this market Also FIR sale, new
and beautiful article Of Marble Chimney Pic
ccs aud Pier Slabs manufactured If stone, to
/ geihcr with large assortment Of new and
| elegant patterns. Liverpool, Berlin and 9th
! or (ilntcs. with an extensive variety Of Cook
ing Ranges. Pailor, Office and Cooking
| Stoves. Nebtllaiors and other articles for
/ Builders use, hy LEOPOLD HERMAN
LATE Bryant q lIEnMAN,
| Nos. 81 & g. Congress Sir BOSTON
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| ONG Mo'nir AIitts, Brown Mnslins French
IL pr'nti,a.> Summer Goods for Nous wear
iu'i received ~ ca. NAlEl-IGHT.
iurc 20, 1853. g
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HENR Y TOLMAN ,

l53 WASHINGTON STREET,
Directly opposite the Old South Church,
Boston. Publisher Of Music Importer and
Manufacturer of Musical Instruments and
Musical Merchandise Of every description,
Just published-No, 4, "Eatou's Harmony
containing twelve original pieces, for full Mil
iIary Brass Bands. Price, fire dollars. No.
2. 'Natonul Airs" containing twelve national
airs, and popular songs for small bands, from
five to twelve instruments Price, s. so,
The Union Glee Book, consisting Of Glees,
Quarteis, and Part Songs, selected and arrang-
ed from the best European and American com
posers, by ID. L. BAKER and l.. II. SoUTmARp.
This excellent work has met with Il most I'M
preccdented sale, the Fourth Edition being
just issued and il is one Of the best selected
and arranged works of the class ever yet pub
lished. II has been compiled with view to
meet the wants of the social circle, as well as
the musical society or class. Piice $500 per
Dozen
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-09-21
M orr ANT NEWS
10 TIE
PEOPLn Oh VERMONT !

Dir. j. i. lllnBARp, who for eleven years
treated successfully thuu-nnds uf every variety Of
chronic Disease, truu shout the State, that het Physi-
clans, Surgeons aud Faculties boasod inrutuh.e
has made extensive ufrnngomcnis in curartncr>hp tn
supply ever, tnwr aud village, with now aud pure
FAMILY MEDICINES I'M we'd, that were the mean.
Ell To perform such AsroNinfNG CURES, even To the
doctors.
III, EXTRACT or s,RsArARILLA, YELLow
DOOR AND WILD CHERRY, &r MAJ thousands
have proved its efficacy by the numc Of
ALTERA1TFE SYR UP."
ha. been wonderful, lnrnov,D, and warranted
To Gu" any Cmonc disease oi the Boo D. ..tvrke
S'"NAcu, Bow as. ktbNrSs. irEnus. GLANDs-
BH"N CntA. iraG-. NrRvr., sc. X where there !
ro'-'l,ilrt. Ia nYsrrrst'y l'urtmArisv, ni'case
Of the Bowels "nI kH'ne, IT, l'rnchcid eject, ara
mr.t Immediate nnc day. tral will convince th
must .hopttai. Dr. il,hbards
ALT'ERAIIf'E TONIC PTLLS.
ANTEBTLLTOUS PHYSIC,
AND WORM RI XSIC,
nave a'.o bcon, very much improved but they nccd rs
pnrrnlar deception, almost oycry family in Ne
uri 90 iecn YEAR. have used tlirni, aud nohe who
lu know them, will ho without them
The.eier'iieinc- To bc lni fresh and pure
from the Laboratory oi Dr. Iihhttd < Co.., aud com
pnnnlei und hi personal Supervision.
AGENTS supplied at - per ceat dscuunt fur cash
nf 80 l3 ont iuuiss nn.
OLD AGENTS il e. de, sired To return tic cd sinrA
10y tvpn~s or nihrrNi.e, and new will hr returned Tor
It, aud new rocci tor the same amount given" a. the
iccc p'S tnhenh MIR. 4. G. Il.s arc now payable To
Dr. 'lihbnrd Co for hi. agency ha- ceased.
TArtr will lie 40 more Travelling AGENTS, rs tho "a
ciiitc- tor transportation aud cheap That il
is use'cs, expenditure, andalsp program, with frauds
Auonlcr. adj communion ION. addressed to D. j. f.
lnHBAED { co, Wdi Steet Now York, VIII he at.
tended io with dis a'rh
n. o Tile pop ittors deem it unnecessary 70 nj.
We tie the uunreus celiiere IN favor al thcsc mcd
cil g., us they ave too vel knnvnto require u.
1O6, Wall st New York
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Fire Proof Safes.

DANNY, July oh 1853.
- Mr. Kcrshaw- Dear Sir | have re
ccivcd the safe You made for me in good or
der, and am highly pleased with it it far
exceeds my expectations in the construction
and style Of finish; on the whole think it
a model Safe.
not being acquainted with Mr.. Kcrshaw,
had only seen one of his advertisements, and
wishing TO get M Salamandcr Snfr, | en-
closed a draft to the order Of MIR. kcrshaw,
requesting him TO make me Safe such a
one MS lac could for the sum specified in the
draft; he promptly Gllcd the request by
sen ling me the above mentioned Safe which
Safe think could not have got for the
price paid for it, if | had bargaincl with
him at hi, factory forit. If I was wishing
to get another Safe should not take the
trouble to go to his factory to make Il bar
gain for IL, but should send draft TO his
order, and Should pvt fall confidence in him
That hc would send me - better article for
the price than ! could get by making Il bar
gn.n with him II were at his factory.
BENJAAllN BARNES
t. kcr>law's Premium Fire Proof SAT-
Factory, - Charlcsiovn street Also for
sale at llomcgs x Lalls's, 3 Union street,
aud C. Scuddcr < cos SO Pearl St, Boston.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-09-21
Sailors and Marines

Who were in Government Vessels on the
coast Of California, from the commencement
of the War with Mexico until September
2Sth, 800, or during any part Of that time
can obtain extra pay by applying to H0RA-
ITO WOODMAN, % Railroad Exchange,
Boston, in person Or 10y letter.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-09-21

HARDWARE, INITIALS AND TOOLS.

SAMUEL MAY 3 CO.
No ! Bread Street, Corner of State Street,
lOSTON.
Tnplalc, Sheet aud Plate iron, Iron Wire,
Brass Copper Steel, Timed and Galvanized
Wire, Sheet Brass, Copper, Lead and Zinc,
German Silver, Brass and Copper Tubing,
llocl, Tin, Bar Tin, Lead, Spctcr, Anthony,
B'acklead ro'., Cruciblcs, StubSs Tools,
fi'rs AMI Steel, An,ils,Ni,cs Files and Rasps,
Emary, Nu. mi Washers Screws, Bolts,
Rivots. Smiths Bellows, Cast Steel, in all
Aapo German and Bli,tcrcd Steel, Ham
u'-f.. S'elg@, D.ill>, S.rcw-plaics, Punch
rres,Ds, Lathe.
-1gcnts for tie sale Qf Timers Tools
and Wachiaes, and Of Smiths
Portable E0rqeS.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-09-21

FER PFescrrlRsi restoring d. BcdhffyiHg nc
Hcir,
Causing It 10 grow luNuraniiy. and giving 1t son
aud curling appearance, Of the M Il
delightful character.
TUE kAfH AXIOM neutralz = the effects IT disrr.e
climate. and old age, ia prerer,ins an rc.torng
the Human Han, even amer a RAt.nNtSE Of may
years ricuscs the scalp from bANDRrFf,
aud "ll rs natural Impurities immediately relieves
:, mpllhrtic attack of
NERVOUS HEADACHE
md cures all Cutlueous neusrs of the Skin such
S'9 'heuni Erysipelas, Itch iudamnatious, &C., Ac,
Asa
TOILET ARTICLE
For giving the Hair rich, soft, glossy aud curling an
pcnranrr, rotans has ever hteu discovered TO cqha
it, ncontcstrd IL iurnuesthr virtues. II rxh,lrs
the perfume nr the delightful aud exotic howers
mud is free FROM al niinerui propeiiirs or sny cub
.innce which can color the skiu, stain ladys hat
For
Raid Ann GRAY HEAPS
Il Is pre- eminently beneficial
"rhe kaihair"n "a, fully restored my hair, after a
baldne-s Of ~ years
JAY cOuRTRIiGIIr, 70 Bond. Il. n T."
The use Of the kaihaifou = adopted hy the hr.t
ph'sieia In Europe aud Amorica and la. patron
age aud sale unprecedented ia the history OF the Mate
ria Medca.
Sold hv al reputable dra'er. throughout Mouth and
S"nth America Eaiopc aud the Islands of the Ocean,
in lafso handsome holtle- for q It..
Predis only ia extensive sales
Sol to The trade al liberal discount, but eoniui.
sinpci ~ no Instance.
g. THOMAS LYON, Ghealisi aud Manufacturer.
u. :. BARNES, Proprietor, l6l Biondway Il y.
To whom all orders should he addressed.
Sold Ia Middchnry by every Dusgist and by all
Mrfchants rierywhere.
Al,a, Iyon's Extract ofFine iauaica GinsoT
Y e.. Price & Co, Troy WhGefale Agents
or Northern n y
ii 6m
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IIcnshaw Eimands #. Co., Boston Mass.
Reese & Crulson, Baltimore, Maryland,
l.add { lngorham, Barcor, Maine.
llav1and l.arrall S Charleston 5. c,
Jacob : Farratd, Dcu. ichisan.
T. II. McAllisicr. LOUSY kentucky.
Francis Il Walton, 81 Louis SCUM.
Joseph Tucker, Mobile, Alalm
The dore \. Peck, Burlington, y crmont
lIaviand, Rislev & Co., Augusta, Georgia .
Isaac II. James, Trcrton, New jersey.
J NJ. Townsend Pirlshurf, Penn.
Clark Co, Chicago, Illinois
L f. Gay Burlington Iowa.
NJ A. Santos T. Son, Norfolk, Virginia
Edward B,inshf.rst, Wilmington, Deluwaie,
Jonn Gilbert & Co, Philadelphia, Pa.
4. y. & w. II. Gilman, Washington, d. Z.
j. Wrisht & &C., New Orleans, La.
Watson, Wall & Co., Fort Wayne, Indiana.
c. C. Richmond & Co San Blancisco, Cal
Lewis & Amos, Tallahassee, Florida.
h r. Strong, Knoxville, Trnnesses.
Chiffon 4 Ducr, Litlle Rock, Ark.
Siller Shade & Co., Lexington, Miss
n d. Lahade, Galveston, Texas.
Chas, DYER, Jr, Providence, Il. /.
jos. NJ, Turner Savannah, Ga.
Wade, Ecksicin, 4 Co.. Cincinnati Ohio.
IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES;
j. G. Coffin x Co Valparaiso, Chilli
+ NJ. Dimond & Co Vera Cruz. Mexico.
Fred Rivas & Co., Boeoia, New Grenada.
$. Provost & Co. Lima, Peru.
Morton $50, Halifax, Nova Scotia
r. Walker & Son, St. Johns, New Bruins
wick
c. G. Salinas & Co Rio JanciIo, Brazh,rn
With such assurance and from such m
no strong CT proof can he adduccd, except IN
found in its ctlccls upon Trial
Prepared and Sold by JAMES C. AVER
For 'ae by w. r Russell Mddlehuy,
Dr. Chase, nrandou, w. G sp'srur, vcrEernes Palmer
ACo.riltsiofd, and bN druggi.,s, esery where. 9am
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1879 AsHINGro srREEr,
Established A. d 1slO,-for practical In
>iruction in Writing, Book Keeping Navisa-
iion G.c, oiltrcrs superior advantages for OBJ
tanning EmYloFMrN'. The names and resi-
dcuccs Of .3l students who were furnished
with good situations the past year, are given
in the Annua. Catalogue and Card Of Terms,
which is sent by mail, er0iis
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-05
4 NAN. win EIciIr WIVES.

William Warle was indicted al thesO 4fpfd as
sizes for intermarrying with Sarah Msttin his
fofmer wife, Ellen WoRmsleys being stielsaiiye.--
This was one of the msSi extraordE nary cases per-
haps that ever came before cputtei justice The.
Ipfison9r was most determined Benedict having
ma rriei no cssthan eight wives il different parts
Of thea county. Al The time bf his con,ipitai six
of ihasea had been discoveied-inameiT Ellen
vprnfley Whom he married III Mans hester; Sa-
rah Marvin, married al Walkall; Elizabeth Per-
kins aas6married al w alsall IAfatlda CTart anaa
ried atHrmingham; Mary Kingl married ia the
Isle ofAfan- anil II annah King whom hemarFiedl
at D5rhDck in Glouces,ershirc. Bs sides Ihese tws
others 3haye been discovered kines his enEnihtal
Zone pf them had herself taken another III shand
All the eight wives (exfept the sas} were brought
10 Gloucester for the purpose BIZ cbhffoniing their
faiihlesS Don Juan and the trial was expeetcG with
the deepest interest The women were ptssed in 4
room by themselves and formed qhiic haTem of
every com lexion from the fall blonde io lie dusly
brunette and so great was The carfosnytof the
puhliclto see Them that the officer might have adj
ded sdmeihing considerable to his emoluneenis by
exhibHing4lhefn for money. However mo gossip
ing public were doomed 10 disappointmerts for on
The paisentr being afraigped late Jon 3,uesdav
night he pleaded entity. His lprdship deferred
passing sentence fof the present.
fEaeiisAs Paper
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-05
THE WING Panty.

The question whether the whig parry Is dead
'or alive, seems TO puzzle and psrplex tie DEMO
cratic origins not 4 little. we see every daJ The
most contradictory opinions expressed on the SUBJ
ject In the columns Of the Locoioco press. One
Gay they win speak Of the Wing organizatiol a.
defnnci, and will quote the New York Tribune. a
Wing paper, to prove lis uter annihilaiion; i but
on the next they will proclaim that tie Wings
have not abandoned the field, and will appeal ob-
slreperously 10 The Democracy 70 Stand BY their
arms VI I'll
The Washington Union discusses az scme lengih
The questibn-Have we Wing party amongst us2
and annotRces its conviction that the "whig parry
is not only alive but vigorously and actively alive
and kicking kf
We concur entirely with the Union 10 this opin-
ion. We see no symptoms OF disorgahizaIign In
the Wing ranks and hear Of no desenicns 70 the
enemy. Wherever the Wings have the renosest
gaming for The contest and preparing 70 digpuIe
every inch Of ground with their adyefsahies. Such
is now the case in Tennessee and Virginia, and
thus IL vii be when the time for another Presfden-
tial election shall arrive. We-can see nothing In
the acts 6t the present administration th1s far al
ell calculated TO reconcile the Wing people Of ibis
Union toIDemoeratic rule, and there is nothing In
the history Of past political conflicts to make
them despair Of throwing OF its yoke.
lHiekmOnd Tfnats
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-05
THE wings.

Since this term has been adopted by one Of the great
political parties in this country that psy has been
animated bv the spirit Ct opposition to the pow
opposed to every attempt to tranple down popular
rights and the public will whether openly insiduous
ly opposed 70 every scheme to subvert the laws Of
the land and set up in their place any fnatical apra
tion Or lawless desire which may spring from corrupt
ambition or thirst for dishonest gain. And. finally,
this party has aimed while pursuing the paths Of peace,
justice and national honor develop our riches, ele
yate the national reputation and eultyating to the full
extent unmatched resourcw for greatness and happ
ness % follow The road Of wise progress the com
mand Of the worlds respect and admiration through
the means fenieprse and honesty, private achieve
meat and public yirtne.-Naf Int
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-05
viRGINIA APPOINTMENTS.

The lohg-looked for has come At last--i the teie-
graph hasn't been playing off hG az upon the Wiz
ginia Democracy in announcing the appointment
lof Mr.. r. K Meade, Minister TO Chilli ARer
waiting 10 long time, until hope deferred had al
most sicEened into despair, the Democracy or vir-
ginia have received token Of the Brigahier's
gratitude in conferring much as the appointment
q Minister 10 Chill upon one of their number
II comes In q go0d time, for the stock Of New
Hampshire Attorneys was going down among The
Democr4cy OF this State and The chances fer the
nomination OF any more Of Them for the Presidency
were getting decidedly blue. But somelking has
come in The way 81 sHah favors. The Virginia
Democracy are honored with the appointmeni Of a
Minislerthip TO Chill, while the higher appoint
ment of Minister TO France has been eonfrrred up
on Dix, ihe Free SelleF We wonder IL ihislis all
they are to get Surely not We shall await.
With. hopeful expectations, the announcement Of
someihing more and something better for them.
Wise and Dix were the rivals for the appoint
meni toIFrance. L Is significant that Dix. the
avorite f the Free Sellers shsud be selected over
Wise, Tie pet Of the Virginia Democracy-and
rather hSmiiating 10 the latter. We wonder how
they like il l-RiekDio18 Wiz
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-05

We Inv, .on.wk.t !, - mo, a. sahis-i n
.edtiioA o he remarks already girsn. snd ssg our
readsrs 70 heir usosR.
N order 70 seerrr more efficient Z.
..A,-a I...--. .-s,.-...~,e,-Iv snbm;t uhe:her
$3.50 ---...- n she corahifssicosrs
would not Be adyimbie-
one Of he dasles e the Beard y ~ seieehoe
a. em,,oxmeur 81 .onpslens Tszrksrs 20 take
eh,rp. a ne ,rh,sis. Ard how esn dis be dene
.a.esu.Ilv. unlsss NJ have regciar and: stalled
,-r;sf, ~ s.-rsiuk - he eounly-sea ~ u y.
q, - .rtwo n rhs fenslsmsn nRfissBg The
Bo.rd ~ xyer asare Of he ssisrtiun Of slchef
un.ii i b ess6rsed By tAsn. vhseh nasi he done
ere kss salary can - paid him We submit j.
then, thai upon 30 Important duty ssseleeting
and examining Teachers. he whole board should
BE- in session. The examination might 81 conduct
ed in private, whsn lhe spplean, prefsts it, but al
ways b. standing committee regularly constitu-
led for that purpose, al the frs, meeting sier the
election Of Commissioner. .k!A:
These examinations in The neighboffng county
Of Frederick, Maryland, are held annnally in the
presence Of The entire board OF Inspectozsand are
rather more thorough than hose usually given 70
applicants in our own county. Whentkis ordeal
is passed with due credit to those spplyngand sat
isfaeiorily % the examining committee ID i should
be approved By the Board in regular session. GER
lihcsie to that eject shouId be made out properly
signed BY the officers Of he same, rendered TO the
successive eandiiate. Thsse eeStifcatssshouH be
received al zach annual meeting Of Tie Connie
Sisners. hey being presented as vouchers They
should be divided into three or more grades. ae-
eording 10 the branches in which thelTeachsr il
ioand proficient For instance, the ordinary
branches might be recognized Is the frsi grade =
these, including Algebra, Geometry ahd Survey
Ing. a. the secondhand tAe classics ind higher
branches Of the Maihsmaticss as The ihiTd-each
certificate sssing distinctly the branches wAieh the
applicant Is found competent 10 teach.
This plan. IL properly carried out, via be Of
great beneds 10 the interesting class Of soung men
who are engaged ID teaching ensuring Ilhe,n fair
appreciation Of merit and Qualification and a, The
same lime acting Is . stimulus 10 the shtire body
ID excel in their different studies and thas eeetu-
ally secure the best schoos-s1eh cerlikeates from
the Board always having preference over letters Of
Recommendation.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-05
vrRGssIAEs our OF raven.

From present Appearances, the Democracy Of the Old
Denioa are not il very high favor atthe seat Of ihs
national government. Sines Senator Hunter declined
fissain he csbinet appointment d higher grade
sahan AndaorshP has been given out. An Ex- Edi-
Or hss Sesa made chief clerk Of Burezn; and al
tkqash iargs number sf yirsinia wligs have been
displ.ssd from eie.ksAps. st the benefit has no,
ursd % ne Democracy Of the State The idea prevails
1AE girginia.Aas than her share. and in the new
scale q superintendent very Little scope is afforded fol
new men. uness he Admiastraton turn upon the De.
nocsats Who stiIl .sh6Iding over"
True, alitile mission Is talked Of for Mr.. Meade
Dsneerst q 9 ysArs ss.naisg. wko.vas once Whis
Elseisr snd presided many whg fsas,s in is40 ba.
% regular sinoa Pures are not in the way q prefer.
nsrt.
~Menfs. Harris. Bedngef. Scott. and numerous 9th
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