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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-14

1sver and A8ue.-Dr. EDWARD nleecksr's
1890 nxtIrs for ths surs Of fever aad asus sad
An91es fever This re@edy sneets positive With
.s Sytnns aTsssic eold - shs propriessrs MRAD
|A3CkBB, - Broadway. and drusgists generally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-14

Whfskers, MOustscnes, and Hair, Forced %
by onsuspt, In weeks, without stain injury
the stn- ii bottle sent 70 any Of the countrv
q GRAHAM, Ann street; Hayes i75 Patton street
peshlyp Zsiher ~ south THIRD street. Phiiedeiphis:
rsxrs 81 state street, albany.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-14

Wigs and Toupees.-COmprtition Dcficd
vcutj advise All persons in the above iclss
anime the largest stock In the city, ut MEDHURSri
kAkD's Maiden lane also bach and brAds curls
ssestss, 10. Warranted not to shrink change thei
EAoT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-14

TrfIOA COURSE, L.I.-rKoTTING MONDAY, JULY
y ~ r M.-Match for 500 mile heats, best
tn re 81 i've, In harnese.-Mr II. Woodruff names T. T.
Mark Mcguire fornslv GATED Putnam; william ShutSe
names huguenot stages leave the Villa n-burg fairy
fAf hour and return the
on rain OIL ihine JOHN l. sNEDiKEx Proprietor.
Union COURSE LONG IsLAND-TROTfING,
~ tuesday, July IL, At r. M-Msteh for e2.Oo0.
mile heats in harness Mr. H. Woodruff b. m LAZY
Bi,ohs, Nj, ifer names JsA Waters. The care
the sport is To on II q good day.
JOHN l. SNEDIkEk, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-14
CHE TRADES, &C.

TO MERCHANT TAIL0Rs AND WHOLESALE CLOTH
1 iers W anted. BY young y alta .tasB
sistAn cutter and 20 male himself generally useful Ad.
crets l. y. l. Herald ONCE.
TINTED PLUMBERS BENEVOLENT SOCIETY AN
adjourned eetine will be held this rday) evening"
., 81 BswsYy at ccloex full attsudanc 90
bussess Of Importance TO be consdsrsd By OF
the oisectora
vVANTED-A s1EREorYPE TIsIsHER INQUIRE
w ofA- n. Jocelyn, s. and 80 Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-14

A DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY BUARDlNG PLACE, ON
n this lssnd an hours drive from the cty accessible
m=ny times day by railroad stages high, healthy md
AIRY beautiful scensr walks A. or three gentlemen
scmsly Good living strict clssene.s and
ocforts guarantee and fair pri expected hse
exchanged Cards Of address be had IT the
st1re 2nS Br0Adwsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-14

COX REwARD.-L0sT on STOLEN, on MONDAY
YAO July 70, bssvsss Bails ferry ..d 20 DsiAns.
snsst, Nsy rofh, scid nsssia hususg r.saeh saSias
wsrd w be paid 70 ssy psrsss rst.rsns the watch
chain 70 the subscriber and questions asksd, No
Dsisney street, York Tbe full nsne 81 chs
10 enGrsved on the 4. hAGeNLOCHea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-14

Of the csns Of Fifth ward vi be held in the square,
Franklin and Wet. Broadway, friday evening,
July for the psrposs of taking reference
called cholera pita oeed st 100 frankn street,
ard 9th q the whole ci being 20 disease
cholera kip ard typhoid fever small pox, and fcm
turbsd in the DEAD Of BY the bammerss and nss
this pest house. this .laushter house would be permitted 10
any other for the refuse OF the whole island
Firth ward not yt all Of them, what has imputed
BY petty official Of ward While have sympathy,
in common with fellow citizens tor the and unfor
innate emgralt and willing take charge Of the sic in
whole city being brought 70 DOORS When orbear
to virtue, In this csse then let the peo
PIE act.
YOUNG MINIS DEMOCRATIC UNION CLUB-A
i highly important meeting of the club will DO hold
Friday nis) evening, July H. at o'ock, at the clup
house. rs Broadway. JOHN CoCAnANE, President.
CoRrTLfus CARNEs, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-14

i BsscnelOx's Hair Dye II ssln tho Leading
e. ~ all soknoviedgsc TO be the best dye
Isfsetly eolorng the the applied Tens
tsousAnds In AL parts Of the World prooAm the oniy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-03
Hurd's Golden Gloss for the Hair.

moN' the many prePs,atiou, for the grow III of H.
n Hair this Golden Gloss takes the lead. Three
ea,ons WIN be given why is universally used aud
preferred to all Others:
isi, Becouse II has proven the eiectua in Bal /
ness End Because ii imparts beautiful dark gloss
AMI delightful perfume TO he Hair 3rd Because the
have adopted 1t.
MANY other reasons could be given why it |. great
favorite, bot those who ave only To give il
uial. $50
PRcE-25 cents in large bottles
For sale by Druggists and Slorekeepers everywhere.
W. HuRD, roprietnr,
304 Broadway. New.York
~ large discount to NJ Merchants
az
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MOlasscs.
NOTICE.
SOMETHING NEW

SOMETHING NEW.
VIE nbic respect uiiy invited call ut GiBps
= tall"rv and 'xnrnine ~ cmen. If the
CrayOn DaguerreOtypes,
Patehtenb ny Mr. John A. Wmpple OF Boston. Having
secureh 20 me- by lie tiers patent the exclusive right Of
TN city and county, make use aud sell da suerfeo
types utter the above lyle character am now pre
pared to get them up on the finest stvle of IN. Art
y. r. GIBBS
Gallery next to Virginia Bank.
N. B.--Some beautiful views Of the Natural Brdg.
are also exhibition as above.
jan 27-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-03

Our terms will be cashier negotiable paper sa'i,lac-
lorily endorsed.
TIE subscriber, thankful Cor the very lib. nl rntrou
bestowed him for the Inst fourteen year e ma.
hsen n business in Lynchburg wou. just mention than
he will still continue his former bushes. heretofore
and hopes WIN the addiuonnl fcilite he now has and
y the ntion lac feels Diet TN iucd 10 give 10
ai- business. in all its vnlnus branches In merit con-
enaanre ." the patronage of liberal pubic
23-ts EO 6. CURLE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-03
SOUTH-SIDE RAILROAn
Ia E @ sss.s


A PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leave. ,bo n
n pot in Peie, sburg every day. SUNDAY exnec'o
ut clock, A. NJ, AMI arrives ut Burkcve nj Tho
'ef'ectlon oi the Richmond and D,uville Rsil,R,
nt ~ ciockA connecting by that Road with Mes.
iasg Co. Stage Lice for Charlotte C ourt- RI op
tialilax Court House, Danvc and Greensboro. N
"hd arriving at furmvie at ll30 A. M conn,c,i
mere with Mrssrs. Flnsg, Caldwell & Co.'S Stage Ii
Tor Bynclburg. "
Rti urnng, The train leaves Farmville at |
az burkeVIle at p, p. arriving IN PETERSBURG
Time Tor tile trains e"ing North or South connerti
every Tuesday and Friday with the Appopattox Ra
Huadwlti' he splendid nshps Roanoke md lam.
own Tor "'ioik; which leave City Point al Up ,
and every Wednesday with steamships for phlads MI
which leave City Point at the same hour
gers preferring to remain in PETERSBURG tho w
highi, can take the morning train North AT IA .
the James River Boats for Old Point Norfolk and Raj
more at g. A. M, the for the South M DC 4.
A..
Arrangements have been made ly which through i'd
US pe'"eoh the following points my be procured
tie annexed rates:
between Petersl,uro and Ivnchh,.o ,l....-l. =.
- "i''een hours, -. Observation-Disclosures. s.
prtwten Petersburg and the Sweet Sulphur
:, springs through in Two days, 81
between Petersburg and " hite Sulphur Springs
through in two days,... n
Between Petersburg Danville through in TWEEN.
, ty-i"ur hours Observation-Disclosures. 8.
Between Petersburg Gee sborp', n G., thro
, IA Two days -----..--...-... 10
Between Petersburg and Salisbury n. G through
hthtee days Observation-Disclosures Il
Between Peter sbnrg and Charlotte,
freight train leaves the Petersburg Depot eve
Monday " Wednesday aud Friday morning a, 6, A NJ
l'."rhS Inc snme days Any person wishing 10 see
'"t's freight can obnn freight list by calliug "
the Agent ut the Petersburg Depot.
der3t Ell WALL Snn,t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-03

Horses, Mules, Culle, Hog, Sheep and Cave, Of
aver eight in number, will be carried Bird elias
Guuds,-The weight to be regulated follows: Hnr-
ses, l00n h.; Mules. 800; Beef CATTLE IOO6 Stock
10. 700; iloss. l5G Sheep, 100; Calves 1875 under
) months old. Lumber of nil Kinds and Coal Ia
he loaded and nnl"aded b, "wners. con-gnccs.
One day only will be allowed 10 load or unloud, unless
nv specinl "A reement in writing. Whenever a Car is
suhcred u remai loaded arriving its place OF
destination, "a hours unle.s otherwise agreed
"po". II vii be the option of the Compan, to unload
IT, and cnarge he OF 80 cents PEI Car lond f,p
Lumber and so for Cou aud also chnI &c al tie
rate of SLIGO per day for The pfihe Ca.
TH0S. SHARP Suprt
aug 27-ts Va K Tenn. r. Il.
Ter Expre,s and Rep. COPY
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Furnishing Goods
b lSs OF. TON.

'sE firm - G. \ Mtksi cy is this day d,s-oly.
ed by muIunl consent. All person. indebrr,l l.
the requested To Innk IN eur, s,t,l mem
- i''ir accounts aI q cB,ns gn It TN, concern will
be paid an Pr senintion. Tn name ~ the nnccrn will
De co'ined and used Ivy either partner in liquidation
CnAs \ Mckinney,
10 n MCKINNEY
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REcoM MENDATtoNs.
CugF EsaisEEH's OFFICE. Va. Tenn. r. X I
Lynchbnrg Va. Septrm rr %. 1888.
m, 1pur RAH-pfJdE pHBIIG

y 7 III Fg1IIF |I7'st7|F
Al the Cers 4 evrry Lind Ia use upon lbs oadhaVe
een nude al the Piedmont Wp'ks. in Lynrh5urg, un
4, ~ irec:ion Il Genl Nettlrio', ~ Agent
II gisc- fnnct pleasure to lay tnl or cars have
nreg strongly aud faithfully executed | eheeruliy re
e., famend these wrs cempanie' requiii ng cars a.
r,pcfcnt to construct aLd faithfully execute any con
arfs ttnt my b., made wifb tie owner OF theae works
'CHAS. r Il. GAbNErr,
Chicf Eng Ia. ~ Tenn. X. r.
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PIEDMONT WORKS. Lynehburg. Va.
RAILROAD CAR MANUFACToRY.
IA. g /. = = 4

g.ssgs6EH FREIGHT. BAoaAaK, fo-T-oFFtefI DUMP
HAsp cARs MADE ORDER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-03
implements.
THE MICHIGAN DOUBLE PLow

This Pow consists Of two Pows, inced one before
tie her, - the samr beam The forward one takes
from tiree a. iucht deep. separating the
al lhe grass vegetable and lays it lire surface
lown. IN the bottom ul tine previous fnrow; II Il tn
hind one flows from tOnr inches deeper, and
alses md deposits it, sic that of the forward
Il being raised turned the sub ,oil is broken aud
mcdowell, aud spread loose aud cvcly the -wart
prin the uugu ige o the State Agricultural COMMITTEE,
New York, in their report OF 1850. it makes II
seed bel ,lmos perfectly IA spade
W. will he u conslnrilv On hnnd large ussor neul
If SEASONED LUMBER 10th yellow aud white
Pine. OnlS. Wnlaui, &, with will sell regular
hunt wholesale prices. Persons wanting lumber will
lind il their advantage to purchase At thrs urhs rs
icy hive their lumber worked aud dressed to
Ter, the cby saving tine expense of hauling
Ill ILL L. l.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-03
TONS PERUVIAN GUANo.

" .T'''I TH''''' :. a lev duy- my Ions M r.
~ 49, 49, '""' nom Messr.. bnTcdn Br1., Aecnt- :,
Tor supply urr requested 70 cpu Oh me-
nov lets + SACKETT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-03

Il '.ptfp"f't"te t0tht f"S' Ctdss.-boAes oi ha's
furniture
4, u9es aDpropriaie 10 Second ClaSS.-Boxes, bales
i good feathers shoes, saddlery, glass; paints, oils,
Is an1 C, ..tectinnery.
4, c'es ar,ropriateto THIRD Cldss-Nirginiad dunes
its oaee, liquor baggng, rope, butter, cheese,
mani a.ture bacco, leather hides, yarns. cop.
,er sheet ion, hollowware, queensware, castings,
ar ianrhe. dressed aud other heavy articles
.inur- grated III spc, ial or fourth class rites.
A ;c!es appropriate to Tie Fourth Ciass-Flour lin
rice. pork beef fish lard, alloe and bac". lin
es.s. boxes sacks) beeswnx, bales OF ginseng
,ri ried fruit bar ron, marble (undressed) NH and
81 nd stones, mill gearing.
n,.. 30 miles. l50 Salt per bushel !
' ,Ha of pr 100 miles. zoo Fifty pounds 10
"nn ~. $50 miles. ESQ fl
S"tt dts
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BY EX r l. SIS.

BY XPRE SIS,
IARPERS MAGAZINE, for January
i London AT Journa
kickcrbncker Magazine
ubhcd Suites Illustrated.
Myers univ,r,un,-Nos. and 8
N"tnn- Tor . eb uury,
Sillimun' Tour in Europe,
Masonic Cunt,
Fen Leaves,
knnpP's Commercial Writing. new
HIND Buuk ot Needewaik,
Journey Ia Go i D,geins. humorous
Lie and Adventure ~ nn Arkansas ID actor
Ms Partinetan's Carpet Bng
he Old Doctor; ar, Stray Lcuvcs,
Jack Junk.
Lori = xooiale by Reynolds
81 All House.
sam Sticks " ise Saws
Pnnohs llnme Library,
Also
Bnnk Account Books, u new .upply
Guita fercln Pnn@ new article.
lodrlihc Ink
Metallic md other Mcmorandums
Pockel Books an lll Cases.
Pocket na.es, various sizes
Time Bhuks, someting II W.
Pocket Lanterns
The above With ether articles too numerous IN men.
uon' received At MoRSE'S Comm House.
ian l7.is
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READY-MADE CLOTHING,
N 0 TICE

fINHE branch ID Ger business ia l.ynelburs, herrtp
fore known uuder the uame aut style at a, t. SIN
fer g. Co., siil hereafter be coaduc under hat 81
BuRRousHs, SHsfER ca.
u A. BnRidIlGifS Lef.thbure
A. \. SHAFER Petersburg.
SAINT HALSEi. New ark. n.
GEO HALShY,
X. NJ. HUNTER,
h. u,f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-18
MISSION SCHOOLS AZ CALCUTTA.

To ne Editor Of The N Y Tybsae
SIR: those vho have been lately listening to the fsvii
and he art stirring appeals of DR. Duff will be surprised u
read in 10 days TRIBUNE the following from BAYARD
TAYLOR respecting an Institution with which DR.. d. has
been so long connected There are I've M1syn S;l'o'
n Calcutta under the patronage of the Church OF
"lanc ia each Of which there are moro than thousand
pupils Ller., hOrerer, Tat they haze not yes ;Hc'
"celct5 IN makiag a single c0HreTt."
We know not with whom Is T. associated, or from
whom be derived bis information when /, the op)s
OF India but one thing do know, both from oOefYs
ton and the testimony Of reliable men, tina, no. only in
one but in both of these schools numerous conversions
have taken place. We have seen AMI conversed with
several who have been educated by the scotch Mission
aries and who exetiLg great influence, MI only Ia
Cnlcntts bnt in other portions Of India. Pupils of the
Free Church School 10 be found not only III the Gln
c.ic Valley Us missionaries of the Cross bat also in the
Punjaub. 49,.
9st five months after b penned his letter. which is
prnt TO day one of ths ministers Of Cacuit, wrote -
Scotland respecting Of these schools in which the FOL
lowing extract is found What you ask, hrs been the
r.,uIt of those many years OF digent faithful labor
God alone fully knows But do know that consld
cradle number have been truly converted 20 the Lord
and have beco me intelligent and consistent fOlowerI OF
Christ Some OF these have been men VI high talents
ditingushed atainments snd eminent grace Sev
"eal present licensed preachers OF the Gopc elo
Cue NJ aid acceptable TO English audience ana DOUBT
LEES stiI 10 their own countrymen-a larger
number are catechsts preparing for the mnisy-oher.
employed as teachers in the institution IN m?st OF
he hieier classes of the school two three Christian
lads are TO be found Several of the converts VINO have
cleft the institution are engaged IN various enP1ymsns
and earning q respectable livelihood Is clerks engin
GERS &c lew nights ago met with three OF these
Christian yourg men, who all in the employment OF
one Of my deaUns an extensive architect aud VINO Gil
live quietly ard blamelessy together. Already there
have ben len baptism. This gear"
Ne wish b 7. FAD visited these schools and he would
have for himself what BE- has picked from 9th
have been panied to see occasional disParans remarks
OF Missions They might not have been intended as SUCH
vet that puy will result from them VIZ have not toe
i,sst doubt 10
e 49,. r March - is4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-18
THE COMMISSIONER or JURORS.

The ofeer il one of grese importance than is gener
ay understood BY tie community IL also the place OF
much larger profit The holder than is known 70 those
even who art directed to make the appointment
The law directs that he shall enrol al pesons who serve
in oar Courts as Jurors Excepting Grand Jurss and
hand their LANES the County Clerk, from whose ot,e
panel is monthly drawn for each Of the different Courts
The law cr,ating this Office was passed N lsi' aid pre-
scribe, the de Of appointing the person 10 ell it. 10 be BY
the Judges Of the Superior and Common Pleas Courts A"a
tie Supervisors Of this City
The frs, ,alecton under the oct was Mr. Wm Walker
xbo held ofree until few months since, when being
eec,ed to 20 10 Washington, Re resigned
M, Walker had possession Of the place about Elk years
and IN sac he paid into the City treasury "s h1nd-sf doc
o,, ard in 1851 further sum OF trere Hundred d'ar'
no,s since rhh time not fartking has been received
In one Court aops that Of the Sessions the namoee =.
u,or. n.d ,senty Eve dollars esch. VII amount 70 so0s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-18

Zee lHnirol yar While there u my Other Colr.s
with nearly equal numbers az dedaquen; jaryn fasi
tie ,sne snount This sis =; the j0urnneat 81 sv.ry
term q the Cour. 20 the Corn fr collect Oh
OF tie nrnbr paid account hss been furnished Bi,
If he allowed 10 retain all money received from these
fne his selection Of jury be Of Tbs wes'hy and
s,fiv. Of business Whose time is more v,u,5e ihia
The twenty FIVE dollars imposed r their absence. and will
be r,cy paid upon tn frat notice II the Connssoasr
The law sass that fines not paid n the Conn sooner
81 al he placed in the hands Of tie Sheriff AMI all money
collected in this way -hal BE- paid int, the City g'si'dry
We bu. think that the inter I'd fr
moneys received By the Commissioner. h i pail q
salary
Tie Perscn now s,tpg Commissioner an boiling
Possession II the books End papers Of the oi-e va,
pocCd therr BY the la: Board OF Aldermen add Siperv
without any assistance from the judges Of the Suro'
c, ut he ias requires
The tine for the selection Of iurymsn for the coming
year viii arrive Now il the Commis.ioasr hiss no:
boen legally appointed and the Judges Of Courts have
publicly expressed opinions to this effect what pason can
axe out reiurn cf names ss ia 7, qured By law.
vii mt Board OF Supervisors look INTO this
matter srdeheI eca,e the appointment, Of tn MN now
sftng, eec' some other The Judges We doEb, no.,
viii with ,h n although they did Ike the company
Of iher predecessors and rfu-ed associate with them
And Mr. Controller Fisgg, will you look ino your ac-
coun,s ard the one of Fines and z, nsies is
trge it should be know the. it Is only required to
call s nion The subject and !, will be led to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-18
THE FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE.


The parties appeared before Judge Miller in the u =
Court room. Yesterday morning. Messrs Watkins and
Paine for the Racine County Sheriff and Aessrs Arnold
and Hamilton for Mr. Garland After spending the morn
ing upon the matter the discussion and the Judge epin
ion being lister I'd to with great interest although every
body seemed TO anticipate the result Judge Miller dc
charged Mr. Garland from the custody OF the Racine
County She riff taking the ground we understand hs' he
va acting a. an assistant Of the L. Marshal in serving
troces the full execution of which was interrupted by
the rescue.
We shall doubtless see the judges decision in print
md confess TO some curiosity TO do for we do not 81 al
understand how it is impyOfr for State Court 10 ln'er
ERE by baLeas corpus with process from the u 8 Court
While proper for the latter to Interfere with the former
Generally tie decision upon the discharge of Mr. Gar
Lar ihs that any man who can get by rnn
CT by perjury the necessary pepers for arrestng
husiiiy.-cr indeed who chooses to atemp. Gl.AOH.
warrant or process he has the assistance of s. Mar
Mai or Dsrntymsy seize bis an any man, GRypkere
ana in oTs manner and carry him Off and no process
Eom SINE Court can interfere. IL looks reasonable,
si doc We do not justify believe in breaking laws
or iss a, general thing and would much her soc the
one obeyed and the other intact bus neither laws
rR stand against the people when they hink her sateu
rights are involved They evidently thought 80 ,ie o'oi
day. Milwaukee oehu"e, '''"
AxoTuTR FrGfTIvE FAMILY SnE-l'ast "eeh' GO,
cred man wife ard children fugyts from virginia oShu
~ vere psssed on to Painfeld, when promP sa,he
ne Of the freedom loving citizens Of that town was h1u
plet books drawn as never before 10 raise iani Io
tstest t. ans ia the place volunteered and Tue
tnt their way TO Canada Nine hours ate, tnoy ,o
nanfeld il is sad the baked pursuers reaohed
ts snf giving a. he chase went back again afa o'
u Fugitive Slave Law Montpelier W. Freeman io'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-18
EDUCATION AND LABOR.

We often addressed by young men seeking educauon
who inquire Of where how they may enter The
Peoples College We only answer that they can tell
as well as We can The Peoples College IL yet to be
founded by the Peoples voluntary offering and how soon
that er may be accomplished do not pretend to say
No Location be made under the charter until at least
100000 she'll have been raised - endow it. Meantime,
those who ak where they to find Labor combined
with Study are directed 20 the following:
Nrv.YoRK CENTRAL CoLLtGE located IN tie Village Of
MeGrarrile. ia the County Of Cortlasd, Nev YORK.,
v0s founded ia ls49, upon The broad prigclpIs q
Fetal RIGHTS AND CHRISTIAN RsFoRN dsd IS
open 10 all persona. Of both seIes, Of good moral esar'
Ii has been the purpose Of the Trustees Of this school
from the st make it both safe and inviting to stu
dents ard we believe may now safely recommend Is
6er the supervson and of President Leonard o.
Cskins whose ability for that responsible office has been
most happily tcsted assisted by competent Board OF
Institution free from the unholy influence OF larger
towns and pervaded by moral Influences, repnbiican
habits and Christian example, associated with Manual
Labor we think parents must feel degree OF security De-
gotten by 10 other ret Of circumstances.
One Arrangement Of this Institution NOT TO be overlook
cd in this day Of public speaking Rhetorical Class
with daily exercises in EXtemporaneous Speaking under
the careful training Of the President.
The Student of small means, aspiring TO a thorough
intellectual educa alton by his energies will find In
this College sympathy and aid in his ardnors and noble
work. s,.,
The Manual Labor Department Of the School is under
the ,uperyision of Mr. Luther Wellington, Practical
Farmer a kid and benevolent man. on farm OF ono
hundred and fifty seven acres - ~
Primary School is taught BY Miss KeziAh Ming, q
thorough and Gent Teacher for the accommodation oil
aTy who mss not be prepared 70 enter the Academy Do
yaItmert -,
lbe Boarding Hall viii be conducted by Mr.. Lyman
Butts Who together with aniable family VIII make
Boarding both cheap and pleasant.
The College Year is divided into three Terms The hst
tenn Of fourteen weeks will Cien on the ht Thursday in
In, s,cond sr Winter term, will comm g on the
second Thursday in December, and conihu fourteen
weeks =,
The third and last or Summer Term, viii begin on the
second Thursday in April and close at the College Com
uencement on the second Wednesday in July.
IL 70 the School should Be AZ
5,,,.,s 10 Pr sde d l. q cal1s AsGwyils COrlTnd cosnEy
Ssw-York.
the peernsry tss should be addressed 70
Cali ell Trees OF The sane piece
wous ths recommend 20 the paee or
80 ,,d Ar oy.d .serts Hammond " fsfs sEl Ed d.
re,,. A vdrby OF eoskdenee CALDWELL 0-n Aseat
NrCrasrle -Febrrs-y 1851