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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28
(oRIGINAL)
Certificate of Authority.
O .xpirs on the 31st dsy of January. 1s55)

10 expire on inc JlSt usy OF January, lc)1.)
STATE OF ONO, AUDITOR OF STATES otrIcE,l
Columbus, October >, 1854.
WHEREAS Tho Star Insurance Company located At
Ogdensbursh in the State ofNew York, has filed in this
oicc worn statement of its condition, required by
the first section of to regulate the Agencies of
Insurance Compani not incorporated by the Stue
Ohio, passed EIay |, 1854:
AND WHERE IS, Said Company has furnished the un-
dcrsened satisfactory evidence that 1t is possessed
invested In stocks of at least par value or in bonds
mortgages of unneumbered real estate worth double
the amount for which the some Is mOrtgaged:
AND WHEREAS, Said Company has filed in this Office
written instrument, under its corporate seal signed
by the President and Secretary thereof, nominating and
appointing WILLIAM =. CREED, of Lancaster, its 4.
gent for the transaction of the business of Insurance
and fully & unrcseYedly authorizing him TO acknowl
edge service oprocess for and behalf ofsaid compa
NY consentng that service OF process upon him, the
said Agent shall be takou aud hold to be valid as
served upon the company according to the laws OF h
State or of any other State, and walving all claim o
| errofby reason Of sdch serriee
Now, THEREFORE,, In pursuance Of tho iirst section
the tact 10 regulate The Agencies of Insurance Compa
nies not incorporated by the state Of Ohio" passet
May !, 1854, l WItrIAu d. MoHGAE, Auditor of sast
State, no HEREBY CERTIFY, that the said WILLIAM
CREED is aulho -ized an Agent for the said Compa
ny, TO transact the business of INSURANCE, in thi
State until tho thirty first day OF January, in the yea
one thousand eght hundred and lfty-fvc far as IL
pointment and the instructions which may be giyent
him by the said company.
| liz WITYEss WHsaEoF. lhaye heretofore subscribe
| Iny n1mo, and eausadthe seal of my Office
bs affixed. this ffth day Of October, i
LIS. tlte year Of oar Lord Onc thousand eight hun
| dredMd ifty-fonr.
WILLIAM d. MORGAN, Gaditor.
| Octnhor o ICIA-C1
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UPGREAT CURE OF RHEUMATIsM.-'rhc Bd
ltors OF the Richmond Republican. of December 24th
1882 says that Cnrtsr's Spanish Mixture is 10 quac
medicine. .
They had man in their press room who was afflicted
with vioicptmercurlal rheumatism, who was contin-
ually complaining of misery in the back, limbs and
joimls;--hs eyes had become feverish and mattery
neck swollen, throat sore and all the symptoms o
rheumatism, combined with scrofula. Two bottles o
Carters Spanish Mixture cured him, and, in an edto
rial notice as above, thoy bear testimony to its won
derful effects, and sGy their only regret is, that al
suffering with disease of the blood are not aware
such a medicine. They cheerfully recommend il.
See their certificate, and notice in full around The
bottle. See advertisement. Dec I'm
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DENTISTRY.

n GRUBB having returned to Lancaster and intends
aB to remain permanently in this city, and having
eeived instructions from an experienced Dentist from
the city of New York, and obtained knowledge ofth
ycosto citizens of Lancaster and the public generally
lie Is prepared to perform all operations upon the
Teeth such as Extracting Plugging, Fllling regulating
the Iceih treating spungy deceased Gums destroy
ing Nerves, removing Tartar, cite.
Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold Plate from ono to
iul set: also Artificial Crowns set on healthy noots
tication.
Every operation in Dentistry essential to preserve
ana oeautIy the Teeth, and give them healthy nc
on,anH improve the breath health &Tasc, performed
on moderate tefms Ladies In the city county, will
be waited ON their respective places Of residence n
itDe requested; No charges made or examination Of
consultation at his Office.
OFF1CE-On the Northeast corner NJ thu puhIi .
Square, one door from Main street.
Lancaster, September %, ls54-2I
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One ETunared DoIiara.-To Pee tsI

FGNIfE DIRECTORS or THE Conopor,r.r Ap-r
N LITERARY ASSOCIATION, lately organized in San
dusSy City, Ohio, for the encouragement and general
dnIson OF Literature and y rt, offer PRIZE OF ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for the BEST oDE 10 Powers,
world renowned statute ofthe GREEK SLAVE,Nhich
Win many other valuable works of art, are to be dis
trbutcd among the members of the above Association
The odes, which should not exceed fifty lines In
length must be handed in previous the Isl OF oc,o-
Oer at Which time committee of literary gentlemon
Of New York, whose names will appear, will decide
upon the merits and award The prize the successful
competitor
Poets IN sending In their productions, will pleaso
give the FIRST sianza of their Ode together with tcr
rcal name and address, in separate sealed enVelore
Communications should I've gddre ssed, post raid 20
@. L. DERBY, Actuury G, A. & L. A.
! Care Knickerbockcr Ofice 34a Broadway New York
| sept. Ii, 1854 or Water Street, Sandusky.
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But sir, there is another point of view

But sir, there is another point Of view
in which consider this an nimportantques-
ton. Ifthe foreign vote shall at any time
be strong enough to have controlling inhu-
ence in our elections, it will greatly impair
the confidence Of our people in the stability
of the government. The basis of our po
litieal edifce may be said TO be the virtue
and intelligence ofthe people, and the strong
est ligatures that bind and hold it together
are the confidence and affections of the
people. Destroy them,and it crumbles and
falls to the earth, and buries in its ruins
the liberties of the most favored people in
the world. Task, what is better calcula-
ted TO destroy the confidence OF the country
in our government than admitting to the
ballot box the immense number of uniform
ed foreigners now crowding our shores?
If thefac and figures l have here pre-
sented, the condition ofthe country, past,
present, and prospective, do not require
the enactment of such law as | have pro
posed. l have altogether mistaken the ne
cessities ofthecountry. As nohuman being
nowin the United States can possibly be in
jured by it,( (exceptmyselfpo politically, u shall
never.regretthe humble effort have made tc
preserve to my countrymen this, the bes
country and the most perfect government
enjoyed by man since sin entered the world
If the bill is read again without objection
l shall move its reference to the commit
tee on the Judiciary.
The bill was ordered to second read
ing, read second time by unanimous con
sent, and referred to the Committee on tn
judiciary.
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GRGA'V BARGANN9S
First Door Fast octbe swan Hotel.

nUR Stock being now complete. we are prepared to
y offer the most c IA OiCe aud CHI cap Goods ever
exposed sale III this market, consisting of every dis
cription Of DRY GOODS in the WooloR, Linen, Silk,
Worstei aRd Cotton line, for the use Of Men, Woman
and Children, and In use about tho DWELLING including
choice Whue Goods, Dress and Fancy GOOds, Hosiery,
iopeS Cloths, CdSsimeres VestiRgs, SatinetS&c. &c.
Also choice lot of ofChiDa, Glass & Queens-
wnrc, of Boots, Shoes slippers, Se for all ages, of
selected and Cheap Groceries,
the Teas. Sugars CCees, olasses, Spices and Syrup
beiug very choice. |
All which in view the times we are determined to
sell without regard to profit in order to close up the
same, the reduction of stock and payment ofour
liabilities being our great object.
The public therefore before buying elsewhere are
invited TO examine our splendid stock.
Lancaster, Nov, 2-3m WHITE, Jr. s. JULIAN.
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AdmInlstratOr,s Sale.

TnNHERE will be sold at public vendue, at the late
residence ofDANIEL WALTERs, deceased, d,n Aman,
da township, two miles West of Royalton, IN Fairfield
coaEty, ON n Thursday thc fth day OF anu'
airy, 1886, the following property to-wit:
Ohead of Horses, 81 head of two year old Cattle
30 head Of Yearlings, 10 head of Spring Calves,
10 head of Mich Cows So head of FAT HOGS,
head OF Stock Hogs, four-house Wagon,
two-horse Wagon, Buggy aud Harness,
2sets of Harness, 100 FLEECE OF WOOL,
100 Bushels of WHEAT by the Bushol,
100 Shocks Of CORN In the field,
lot Of Corn by tho Bushcl,
25 Acres Of Wheat In the ground, a lot OF Fodder,
HAY in the Stack, also, u LOT of ofFaming Utensils,
Household and Kitchen Furniture too tedious II
mention. Terms will be made known on tho day o
sale. Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. of SAT-
day and continue from day to day until all Is sold
Dec. 81, 1854 JOHN C. WALTERS, Adm'tor
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ESI,nI EoIs SALE.

T6yHERE will be offered at public vendue on SatUr-
day January 5. 1855, before the door of the Court
House In the City Of Lancaster. at O'Clock IN the A.
ternoon, the tract OF land vorably known as the oiu
Poormah Farm, being on the Columbus road,o mhes
from ho CITY Of Lancaster containing l5i acres more
or less, The farm will be sold to the highest bidder
third in hand, onethird In one year and
one hrd in two years. with interest on deferred pay
s1s ments The farm Is in the Highest state ofeul GA
Ss3s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fine Orchard, first N,;,
l. class Dwelling House, Barn. n never tail- yAts,
ing Spring and good we'll. In there should mol
be u sale Of the farm on said day, the undersigned VIII
will bc received l.. Won RODEN.
Lancaster, December 2l, 1859
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Star Insurance Company, Ogdensbursh,
New York.

new Olks
GSTATE OF NEW York;
- ST.. LAwRENoE County, IS
Henry G. Foote being duly sworn, deposes and says
that he Is resident Of ogdensburgh Of the county and
State aforesaid and the Secretary of the Star nsu
rance Company, of said place.
DOponcni says that the following is just and true
statement made in answer to aud In pursuance of the
law of the State of Ohio, to-wit:
1s The ofsaid company is the ''star Insurance
Company" that lis located at ogdensburgh, New
York, as aforesaid.
end. Tat the amount of its capital stock is One Hun
dred and Fifty Thousand Dollars. 81.
3rd That its capital stock is fully paid up according
to the provisions of its charter, hereto annexed.
4t That tho assetso of said company the FIRST day
of July. 1851 reported to that time and appearing
on the Books of thU Home Office, wero absolutely ex-
ccpt $4,000 collateral:
''Sa'A Ca IN Gn Assat.Aand. aaaa sls2S s2S 3 3
Second-Owns no real estate
Thrd-owns no bonds except mortgage bonds,
and mortgages Sl35 600 co
Fith--Dabts otherwise secured SAT Is
Sixth-Debts due for premiums 547 Is
Seventh--other securitles--none.
5th. No liabilities due not due to banks others
! 9th. No losses adjusted and due.
| 7th. Nolosses adjusted and not due.
| Sth. No Oossos unadjuste ..--
9th. No losses 10 suspense waiting further proof.
10th. No other claims against the company, barring
| few small expense items. .+.
i1th The greatest amount insured in any one risk
by Are, 5000; by marine in-land, $4,000.
18th. The greatest amount allowed to be insured by
the rules of the company in any city, town viii
lage, is all the company obtaia provided not
s5GOO be insured as liable to loss by one fire.
18th. The greatest amount allowed to be insured in
any one block is SjOOO If there be any liability fromits
obstruction of III loss Of the whole bloek if such
liability. then Sl0,0GO.
l4th The act Of incorporation, copy of the char
ter cretO attached with the Seal Of the company
Deponcnt furerstates thathe is acquainted with the
real estate in which large part Of the capital of this
company sinvested and secured and believes II worth
in cash, exceeding the sum of two hundred and seven
tv thousand dollars, and that such mortgages frs
liens on such real estate and that the titles thercofhav
been thoroughly examined and certified by The Regis
.,Fn mi "a lrn1 ia
company. IL. Il. FOoIE,
S.crstary S'ar Insurance Company.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this l4h day o
f July, 1854. ELIJAH WHITE, J. p,
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THIRTY-THIRD CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.
SENATE.
MoNpAY. December ll.


Mr.. ADAMS, in pursuance of previous
notice, asked and obtained leave to intro
duce the following bill; which was read a
> first time:
Be it enacted, &C.. That from and after
the passage of this act no alien shall be ad
mitted to become citizen Of the United
Statas unless be shall, at the time of his
application TO be admitted, declare and
prove, to the satisfaction of the court hay-
ing Jurisdiction of the case, that he has re-
sided in the United States twenty-one
years at least; provided that any alien who
may be resident of the United States at
the date of the psssageof this act shall be en-
titled to all the benefits of the third condi-
ton specified in the first section Of the act
approved April "a, 1909, Of which this
act is amendatory.
Sec. 2. And be iJurther enacted, That
somucho ofthe third condition specifedin the
FIRST section Of the act approved April "a
1909. entitled "An act TO establish uni
form rule of naturalization and 10 repeal
the acts heretofore passed on that subject,
as conflicts with the first section of thisac
be and the same is hereby repealed.
Mr.. ADAMS: Mr.. President, / move
that the bill be read second time with {
view to reference, and upon that mo:ion
ask the indulgence of the Senate while
explain the provisions of the bill, and give
the reasons which have induced me to Of
fer it. am aware that this is not tho us
ual course of proceeding-yet it is in or
der, and as know myself liable to mis-
construction, only ask that my remark
may go to the country with the introduc
tion of the bill.
The bill proposes a change in our nat
uraliZation laws to this extent, in lieu G
five years the alien must reside in tn
United States twenty one years; but th
change is entirely prospective. All fol
eigners who may be inhabitants of tn
United States at the time of the passage {
the law will be entitled to naturalizatio
according to the laws now in force; thos
only who may come after tha! period wi
be affected by it. / would deprive no ma
Of any privilege or immunity secured b
the Constitution and laws of the countr,
nor would impair or abridge any pro
psctive rights promised by existing laws
But, sir, self-preservation is said TO be n
only the highest duty of man to himself AZ
his Creator, but one above law. The san
rule applies with equal force to goverl
ments. Ifthis position be true, the inqu
ryarisos. is the country in danger fro
an excess Of foreign population, either in
mediate or remote? In order to give II
country view of the whole subject, he
present table showing the increase
population for the last fifty years, Il
probable increase by the same ratio for Il
next century, as well as the amount
immigration to this country for series
years.
Mereass Of population inMs United S!ai
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sInnRIrr,s SALE.

William T. Brumneld rs. Jacob Ketner, ct ais.
UAY virtue Of order Of sale to directed In this
n D case from the Court of Common Pleas Of Pair
Held county Ohio, will offer and expose to public
venlue and out-cry, at the door OF the Court House In
the City of Lancaster. Sdurday,fke sofa day Of DE-
merit between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. M. aud
O'Clock p NJ. of said day, the following described
Real Estate tO-wit: Lot No. one % in Matthias Mil.
ler's second addition Of n-Los to the town of Mfllers
port; Also the East half of the Northwest Quarter OF
Section No 90. except 10 acres square of the North
east said tract, decided TO T. W. Slick by Sam
uel Hittoni Township No. "a, OF Range No. Is In the
Refugee lract containing seventy ytwO 54-lOO acres
the same more or less. Terms of sale cash in hand.
WILLIAM POTTER, Sherin
.November %, lsj4--5w29prfeeS 50
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NEW BOOK

KUST received direct from New York, the following
81 New Books. which will be sold at catalogue prcest
Appletons Dictionary of Mechanics,s vols, large vo
aIUO pages price $500
Mooncyis History of ireland, vols 800 pages 4 90
Rollins Ancient History (new edition) vols so
Byron's poetical Works, vol 8 vo illustrated 27S
Moore's - 275
Napoleon Dynasty {" " 425
Memoirs of Empress Josephine vols 10 me 90
Don Quixote vol vo illustrated 90
Dictionary. Poeticul Quotations / me IS
Hyperion (Longfellow) 100
FaimiHgdule IL mo 90
Peoples Medical Lighthouse 200
Captain CanOt, or 90 years of an African SLAYER IS
Life of Elizabeth %
Rise and Fall OF the Irish Nation 90
Shady Side IS cents; Parish Side 80
Fathers of the Desert 60
Complete sets of Grace AQuilar's Work perV0l ~
Saxcs Poems, ,5cts; Wild Western Scenes, bound IS
Private Life OF Daniel Webster -
Rev DR.. Cahill's Works IS
Sick Culls, GO cts; Life in Galway 90
A. Smiths Poems, 20 cts Trials OF Mind 50
Life of Christ so cts; Tuber Derg &c ~
Lily of Isrncl so cts; Tales OF the i've 50
Paradise Lost 40 cts; Grucesof Mary -
Lindu, or the Young Pilot ofthe Velle Creole 20
ALSO--The following New Novels: The Secret Oftho
| Old Smthy, Domby and Daughter; The Comic Wan
| dering jew; The Widows Walk; Weary Foot Com
mon; Hard Times; Eva May; Paul JONES' Dashes OF
! American Humor; Mrs Partngton's Carpet Bag OF
Fun (enlargedG DIR. Valentines Comic LectureS Bleak
House; Yankee Notions, for October, sc.
i ALS0-A complete assortment of all kinds Of Fancy
Goods Stationery, &C., usually found In such an ES
! tablishment. Noy.2. ID. B. NUDGE.
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MER CHANT TAILoRs
"a apR1NGER q: TROUT,

"a SPRINGER q, TROUT,
EA KBAVE removed their Clothing Establishment
.Ep- r to the TaHmadge D!Oek first door East Of
JyAitc L4d's HdrGUarG Store, where they open
ng large aud extensive assortment of SPRING AND
SUMNER GOODS, and are now manufacturing every
variety Of SPrHg and Summer IPedr; winch they VIII
sell aslow as tbs same quality of goods and word can
be purchased ut any other establishment In the CITY,
Their clothing is manufactured under their own super
vison and is consequently superior to that which Is
bIought from other places They have also on hand,
jtartfat uarietyof CLOTHS Cassimeres, PeStings &e
which theyare preparedto manufacture to order They
have in their elploy the best of wOrkmGn and are n
all times prepared to make the best fts in the lates
| styles. .4UthGir loork will be parrantGd..
| The public are respectfully solicited to call and cN
anime their stock, and while thankful for the ibera
patronage they have enjoyed they assure their old Gus
toners and all others that they will labor to give gen
era satisfaction both in the quality aud price Of ho
goods and work. SPRINGER TROUT
| Loncastet .Aprsl3, le54
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GEORGE 5. EATON, M. D.,

PHYSICIAN, ocuLIsT, AND 0RTHorEDIcAL SURGEON
TTAVIN Gloeated permanently in Chllichothe, oToSs
his professional services TO all who are afhicted
with any of the following diseases deformitles:
Amaurasis, Opthalmia, Inflammation OF the Eyes
Gramelar Lids; Watery Eyes, Cataracts, Specks and
Plems, effectualy removed; Strabsmus Cross Eyea
curedin,a few seconds; Ptusis; Club Foot; Hair LIN
together with every other operation belonging 10 N
operative Surgeon.
OFFICE-Waddle's Block RegidOnco City Houso.
lr5sNo charges FOR examinatie
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NnrICE ro sIIIppERs.

E WILL contract with Packers and
T.-,Sse u Shippers for the transportation of
~ all kinds of FTeightS from Lancaster,
Circlovle aud Cbillicohe TO and from Cincinnati By
Ohio Canal and Ohio River will make II to the IN
G. G. SEARL,
Dec o. ls54--4w33 Agent for Scioto No. ..
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Estntc or nnnicl Walters.

MTOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned has
~ this day been duly appointed and qualified as Ad-
mnstratOr OF the Estate of DANIEL WALTERS, deceas-
ed late OF Fairfield county, ohio. Persons knowing
themselves ind ebtcd to said Estate hereby notified
TO make Immediate payment, and persons having
claims against said Estate will present them duly au-
thsntcatud within one year.
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Eatntn o9 rsnnc Y. IVnll.

NToTlCE is hereby given, that have this day been
~ duly appointed as Administrator of the Estate OF
isNAo J. HALL, deceased, late Of Fairfield county
Ohio. Persons knowing themselves indebted to saiC
Estate ar5 requested to make imme edate paymentant
persons having claims against said Estate noleC
10 present them duly authenticated within one year.
WILLIAM PLUMMER, Admtor.
November %, lS5i-4we9
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Foreign paupers for 1850, s.437.

Foreign paupers for 1850. l3,437.
Thus you will see, that il We should pre-
serve this Union, this entire continent will
be necessary for the wants Of our descend.
ants one hundred years hence, without the
addition of foreigners. / then ask every
American, whether native-born or adopted,
If it is not our duty to preserve this fair
heritage for the use Of our children, and
not lavish it on those who had no share
in either achieving our independence, main
tanning our free institutions or developing
the resources Of this happy and prosper
Gus country. True, sir, we have a vast
unoccupied territory. yet it is being set
tied and populated with rapidity which
seems almost fabulous. BY ordinary in
crease OfpopulatOn during the next fifty
years, We shall have no more room than
will be necessary for the use Of the then
Inhabitants. But, sir, when we look tc
the fact that, from 1900 to 1910, the arri.
walls Of foreigners in the United State,
were seventy thousand, and now they ar,
over four hundred thousands per annum-
estimate the constantly augmenlng mum
Der Of migrants with their probable in
crease for few years, and it becomes
farming. II these were the only ccnsc
quences involved, / should have felt i
my duty to offer the bill under considera
tion; but. sir, the political destiny of thi
country is one Of higher moment; the tru
danger lies in the improper use Of the bal
splQt box. ask Senators to cast their eve
hen the his country and SEQ the number q
Indled. will not affe often march in procession
Aedfreauently by as:ngl
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THE LAST NOTICE.

EA AVlNG been out Of business now over six m onths
Land still ind many ofniy old customers ndc hted
70 ms oy hOlc and on book account, therefore, be Il
ereOy Known that can wait no longer for that hi,
sJuslly due me, and all claims due me which may
rGMa unpaid on The 2oth day of this month, will bs
placed In the hands of proper officers for collecton
Oct. 10, lSj4-94. p ROPK
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Attachment Notice.

Henry Bowers, Plaintiff, ,,
against, In Attachment
Andrew Dc Graf, Defendant,
yENHE Defendantw take notice that at my instance
4 on December T. 1861, an order ofattachment was
issued by G. Steinman, ESQ, against him for NE sur
of SlS6 05. HENRY 10" "EhS'
Deccmbcrel, le5i-3N33
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NOTICE,

YuLHE Board OF Education of Hooking Township at
their October meeting, ordered that the Text
Books TO be used In the Sub Dis. Schools In said town.
ship should consist Of the following; McGuhlc's Ecec
TIC Spelling Book; McGunles scries Of Renders ., 3,
and 3; Ray Practical Aretmctic, ], and 3 do Al
zebra, and 2nd part Cnmstocks Philosophy, ,Pinneo'
Grammar aud Mtchsll's Geography and Atlas.
by order OF the Board.
November ., ls5i MARIs LEvERING, CLERK.