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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-06
DIR. GEOHEGAN'S

Il
y0R DYSPEPSIA, scRoFuLA. AND IMPURITIES OF TIL
Prepared by one of the Faculty.
THIS vegetable remedy which is now spreading to al
ofthc Medical schools in the west.a physician Of
high standing in his profession and much opposed &c
empricism or quackery any can be, as IS so
by The fact recipe published and
each bottle Of the medicine. thus rating from
If Is PREsCRiBED BY PHYSICIANS,
as will be seen by reference to the Circular and by the
accompanying certificates.
Unlike Sar.apara. the Hyropper is quick in its ae-
ton. the first bottle often producing wonderful results.
in the Of the negro girl of Mrs. Simmons OF
BiINDNESS IN ONE wEEKM
In short wherever known stands at the head Of all
remedies for The following diseases:
Dyspepsia, Scrofua, White swelling Negro Consump-
ton, Chronic Rheumatism, Govt Neuralgia. Ulcers and
all skin Diseases, all Renal Kidney Affections, all
Female Irregularities aud Distractions Mereurial Dis
eases, Secondary syphilis General Debility and all dis
orders arising from impure blood and bad Habit of
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS
this remedy stand. unrvalled. IL is slight stmulant
and powerful tonic and Alternative.
As beautider Of the complexion, in the cure Of i'm
pies and blohes In producing clear and beautiful skin
II Is much safe and remedy than all the
metics aud lotions in existence. Try il, and you will
at first to increase the dseasethe general effect Of the
medicine being drive all impurities the surface, and
by that means out of the system.
HARDENsBuRe Ky, Oct. c. 1851.
DR.. A. z. Geohegan--Dear Sir have examined our
recipe for Compound Fluid Extract of Hydropper for
the Of Scrofula in all its FORMS and other chronic
affections, viz: Rheumatism, Female Weak ness. &c
Having prescribed and watched its effects i'm many
Of the above Diseases and having always found il eec
tual most cbeeriully recommend il TO the afflicted
the best alternative and tonic have used to-
gether superior to Sarsapara. and any of its com.
pounds. N. T.WARFIELD, N. ID.
OwESsBoRo', KY, March 25, 1859.
Dear Do:tor:-I receiv yours OF the 22d inst AID
cordng to your request acknowledge the receipt Of Hy
dropiper.
Ia several cases in this community il has relieved
Dyspepsia. In short consider il u valuable prepare
ton. have using it myself and think ii benefits
my general health. Respectfully. your friend,
JAMES COwAN. NJ. ID.
PRICE 81 per bottle, bottles for s.. when taken at
one time. nAYMOND q PA1TEN,
Sole Agent. No. a Fulton street, Louisville, Ky.,
To whom all riders should be addressed.
Agents in Evansville, HALL0CK Il ST ODDARD.
Princeton, X. Il. HALLOCK.
mb2S- dSxw6m-is
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NEW SPRING MILLINERY.

MISSES COWDEN IL BARKER take this method of
WI informing the Ladics OF Evansville and vicinity
thai they have Just returned with large and beautiful
assortment of Bonnets, Ribbons Flowers, Caps Head.
dresses, &c, of the latest and most unique styles
prices that cannot fail to please. They also prepared
10 Cut Dresses aud Teach Dress Cutting. in that much
admired and highly approved style lately taught
much success by NJ aud Mrs. Forbes, from whom TN ey
received the following
ID II &. q WI A.
This is to certify that Msse. CowDES q BARKER have
taken lessons of Us in our improved system of Dress
Cutting and full. competent first class Teachers.
tn mpart the science Others in Il few hours instruc
ton. (mh2S .dtSwtf MR.. IL MRS. FORBES.
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GUARDIANS SALE.

T)URSUANT order of The Court Of Common
Pleas OF Marlborough county, Ind, at its last
viii, after the 9th day of lprl next sell at private sale,
that part of Lot No. IJ2 d. f. of Evansville which is de.
scribed as follows: Beginning at point 3d street 2S
feet from the line dividing said lot from lot No. Il u:
Thence ut right angles to I'D street towards the alley in
the of said lot - ce thence right angles
last mentioned line towards the line dividing said lots
Isl and l52 thence at right angles 10 said last mentioned
line 10 81 street, thence along Sd street the beginning
ELIZA HUNNEL. Guardian
Of Infant Heirs OF j. Hunncl. deceased.
JONES & BLYTHE, Att'ys. lmh2l.9wd
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
WATER WHEELS.

"E are now prepared 20 fill orders for Parker,
w Hotchkiss & Johnston Water Wheels. with all the
appurenances belonging thereto These Wheels being
Submerged will perform without disadvantage under
high or back water provided the head is preserved
We are now competing full set Of Parker Wheels,
embod!ing all the latest Improvements. under the per-
sona supervision of Mr.. JAMES SLOAN celebrated as
the builder of the best Water Mills in Ohio Ken
lucky. and favoraby known 90 the readers the Seien
tic American. as -. s., of KY" We have model Of
the most approved Suice, correct SCALE
which Mrghs will find TO their advantage TO call and
examine.
The Committee OF the Franklin Institute Of the State
OF pennsylvania in their Report Of June th 1896 rank
the Parker Wheel with the Over shot giving IL the pre.
ference over all other Wheels for power its adaptation
tn high or low heads and with reference To the action
upon II of back waters ice and the with which
access may be had to it for inspection or repair
mills e.. ID. EGGLESTON & co.
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hot aSNING Dk ESS GOODS.
A BEAUTIFUL. assortment of black Barcges and blk
n Silk 1issues,a HUGHES,
Lh23 Corner Main and Second Streets
BUEGSES! DUGGlES!!
A FINE assortment Of Buggics, Family Carriages,
Y kockaways. Sulkies, &C.. &C., from the Manufac
tory Of d. wodrdf Salem Ohio. st reed and for sale
by (mh23-u) J. HEALY, Agent
CUGAR.-59 hhjs Fully Fair for sale by
~ mh16 GEO. FOSTER & co.
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C,ry .prC,r.ON NTnr,E

II p. FONDERSMlTIi. Auctioneer, First street be-
tween Main and Locust SITS, will sell at Auction,
Goods Furniture. Wares, &C., commission, and also
Heal Estate aud Horses. Cash advanced Consign.
ment>, il required. will sell my entire stock OF YAM
kee Notions and Jewelry at auction Regular days Of
sae--svery Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday
nights.
Psi will he glad to attend to all my old customers
aud rs many new as may favor with call, and
will sell goods at private sale at Cincinnati prices,
wholesale aud retail mh23-3md
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

RulbDrhS ana others wanting Cast Iron Fronts for
- Houses, or choice patterns and other castings ana
wrought Iron work for Buildings requested To give
US . call. lmhiO u. ID. EGGLESTQN & co,
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MN SL.xING GOODNl

lust received 10y t,e Jscribsr. beautiful assort
81 ment Of Spring and Summer Dry Goods which the
ladies' and citizens generally requested to call and
examine, before purchasing elsewhere He will sell
cheap any other house In the West.
WILLIAM HUGHES,
mho3 Corner Main aud SECOND st reets,
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JEwELIsY STORE OF
O. g. q y - sars ~ ~

SECOND STREET, TWO DOORS BELOW MAN. IN Mr.. KRoN's
NKw BUILDING, EVANSVILLE. IA.
THE undersigned most respectfully informs the citi
Zens of Evansville and vicinity. that he continues
his business at the above place. where he constantly
keeps on hand splendid and full assortment of Jewell
ry Watches Clocks, &c. &c, ofthe best quality. which
will be replenished continually by the latest and most
fashionable styles. aud which his advantageous pur-
cases and the liberal patronage he has received thus
iar enable him TO sell very low, and low
any other house in the city.
Repairs of any kind in his line viii be executed in a
competent manner, and at low charges.
Asking continuance Of the liberal patronage besow
ed upon him, he refers who to buy to those
who bought of him. and invites all TO examine his
goods and prices. Ueb2S-tO G.. GOSSEN.
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NLASS d $3.50 cases, one dog each. squat and
by (mhls) ;. L. GILBERT Il CO., Syc. near Water.
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NHAIRS.-Just received and for sale low at our Fur
" niture rooms on Water street, 80 dozen woodseai
cane-seat, and sofa seat Chairs.
janl7 WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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"E have received our new Spring and Summer
w styles Of Manias; also faces Embrpideres
Alexandcr's KID Gloves, NJ tnta and Dress Trimming.
and Fringcs, which Re invite The Ladies' examine.
EDWARD FEGAN 81 CO,
mh23 First street, opposi Post Office.
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ID. =. JOHNSON,S
HOTEL AND kESTAURAT S5l.s
~ Nns strtst bsfreen Water and =
E&lo2 First cts. nearly oPpo- @&A
S>sAyytZ safe J7iLis q H0ues F0A
~ u. s. JOHNSON BEGS TO AP-.AS
prise his patrons, and the public generally, that he has
opened the above fine establishment and is prepared
furnish meals al all hours in the approved style
Veni.on, Game Of all kinds in season. and fresh Oys-
tiers drought in Ice from Baltimore in 90 hours always
hand.
A BALL will be given by the Proprietor every Thurs
day night, until further notice. Imhs-u
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NEW NPRING GOODS.


lust received per steamers Sultan and Granite State,
- 20 packages New Spring Dry Goods comprising
Challi Baregcs, Moussene Delaincs,
Barege Dei.abes, Portsmouth Lawns
Brocadei Lawns, French Figured Lawns,
Earston GiDghams Manchester Ginghams,
Solid Check Ginghams, Figured black Alpaca Coat
Figured Lasires Innings,
Engli.h Cotton Drills, Fancy Linen Drills,
French Linen Coatings, 20 cartoons Bonnet Ribbons
All very desirable goods, for sale at low figures by
Dih17 j. IA. MAGHEE N co.
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H. NELSON
FURNITURE

VEWELRY & NOTIONS.-Ear-rings Fingerrinss
81 Breast Pins shirt studs, Gold Pins and Pencils
Watch chains, Keys, Gold and Silver Watches, Steel
Deeds and Caps Brushes Combs, Purses, Fancy Soaps
Accordians, Volins, Pictures and various other notions
for sale by
aug23 lily wOOLSEY & NELSON.
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HATS.

7 EGHORN, Straw, Palm leaf, Panama, Silk. soft
IL Wool and Fur Hats OF Spring styles for sale at
mh2l MORGAN, KEEN q PRESTON'S.
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M %. SJGAR.-a6 hhds fair to strictly choice
~ iapdlng from steamer Sultana. for sale by
mis- ;. l.. GILBERT & CO., Syc. Water.
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WATCH REPAIRING.

"AVTNG secured tbe services OF an able and expert
4 i enced Wateh-maker, we are prepared to do any
kind work in the Watch Repairing iine with punctu-
atty and dispatch.
'All work warranted.
II Jewelry neatly repaired. -, -
frbJ3 bilIhOLrF ~ SONS.
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MALL PAPER. 300 bundles Wall Paper Jus
w reed from New York and Boston OF tho latos
styles and all prices by (mh3D J. e. DEVEREUX.
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GREAT BARGAINS TO BE HAD IN

vr,uE rna.,nad will .ell al public auction. at Messrs
II Kroener ~ REFS Brewery, on saturday the 18th
day of April 1854 twenty valuable LOIS Ia Block No.
IN City 10 Of which front % feet on Fulton
,anna ax,endi,r back 126 feet to an alley; four
Tenth street 81 inches by l9 feet four Nneth
60, al fee, inches by l9 feet, and lots fro ntng %
seet niche. on Fourth Avenue, and extending back
I25 feet. e.,
80 TIVE and three years. with interest secured by mort
on ge or good personal security.
Mot of said Lots be the Recorders Office.
or AT the office of the subscriber Fourth street.
door below Main. (mh2s-td) NATHAN ROwLEY.
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GOLD PENS

"AMS.-Plain and Canvassed a superior ars5cl.
i flor sale by (mh21) GEO. FOSTER q co.
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SOFAS.-Just received and for sale at our urnitur
- rooms, eight fine Sofas.
jan27 WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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DECEIVED per steamer Belle Key
Ii drum Codfss;
% boxes do for family use;
bbls No. Mackerel, large;
do Noe do do;
ticrces New Rice, 4U0 qr-boxes Sardine.;
5 bbls best White Wine; 3 bbs Loaf Sugar;
do Crushed sugar; do Powdered Sugar;
For sale by lmhy) /. & ID. HERMANN.
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WE have lust received a large assortment of A. Nor
w ton d Co.'s celebrated Premium Gold Pens. in
silver extension and desk holders. These Pens are a
superior article, and warranted 20 give satisfaction
For sale low BIZ BFTTROLFF & SONS,
mh2l Main street between First and second.
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LOTS AND HOUSES EOB SALE

G A EAT CHANC FOR SPECU LA TON.
lX Lots for sale, situated in Evansville just tho
- Railroad Depot. -Four OF these Lots have Frame
Houses them, and otherwise improved. They are
well situ:ted for residences, being convenient 20 BUSH
ness, and only about square from Main street.
fine speculation is offered in these lots. they 10 be
sold. Those wanting cheap places lesidence or wish
ing fine opportunity of speculation. had better apply
immediately One of these houses especially is new
and very desirable residence For further particulars
apply at this Office fmh2-E
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WINDOW BLsNDS.-Five cases Of Window
Wv Blinds OF variety of style prices,
reed and for sale by the dozen single the Wall
paper Store of (mh9) JOHN Z. DEVEREUX, JR.
I EAFHEss.- - doz extra finished Kps, for sale
IL AT HAMlLfON'S Family Grocery. Shoe-mak
are invited TO call and examine them. Imhl
BOARDING,
rORNER of Walnut aud Market streets. Terms go
" 50 per week; ~ cents per day Several small fami.
lies can be accommodated.
Z h2-u J. JENKINS
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DISSOEUTiON OF PARTNERSHIP.
VIE partnership heretofore existing between Dayi
l. Stiil and Clarkson Start in the Lewis HOwes Cana
Boat, the 4th day of March. I4, dissolved by
mutual consent. David Still is lmhe II
= HHDS choice New Orleans Sugar;
- do prime do do just reed at
mhl COOKS Family
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NOTICE.
TINE partnership heretofore existing i'm this city be-
l. tween Martin Glass and Martin Klauss, under the
firm Of Glass Klauss is this day dissolved by mutual
| consent.
Martin KLAUS has purchased the interest Of Mr. Glass
and is authorized TO close up and settle the business Of
| said firm. MARTIN GLASS,
mh2g-lm MARTIN KLAUS.
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| DOR DElsS.-A beautiful assortment OF Gold, Vel
ID vet and Coored Borders, latest spring styles
| reed by lmh9) JOHN G. DEVEREUX. JR.
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VAN AMBURGH'S'
GREAT MENAGERIE OF
Wild Beasts and Birds

W lib re EAHIBITED
AT EVANSVILLE. MONDAY, APRIL 18TH, 1854.
Doors open at = and O'Clock. admission 50 cents;
Children and servants, 25 cents.
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D. wOOLSEY.

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ID EDSTEADS--Just received and for sale low a lot
I'D OF highpost Bedsteads. .
jan27 TOOLSEY & NELSON.
S-WARE.-Just received and for al auction
~ and private sale lot of Glassware.
jan27 WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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EVANSVILLE AND LOUISVILLE

n
n WE have hand. and will sell cheaper than
IN. usual good and fashionable stock of Gold and
pAAsa Silver Watches Breast PRS. Finger Rings. Ear
Rings, Lockets Gold and Silver Spectaclcs Gold Guard
Chans besides good many other articles, all OF which
we will sell iOr.
Call at the Sign of the Big Watch on Main Street. be.
tween First and Second streets.
fcb6 BITTRoLFF & SONS.
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TRUNKS TRUNKs,,

TUSr received per Statesman, lot supe rne Travel
y ing Trunks, containing full assortment of Goats
Pants and Vests, also Custom made white linen and me
rino Shirts which will be sold cheap at
iebIS MACK d LOBENSTINE'S,
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ROOTS AND SHOES.

AYE are opening good assortment of Mems Calf.
Wv Grained. Goat aud Kip Boots. Mems Kip. Grain
ed aalf, goat and enamelled Brogans; Womens split
side stitched grained calf and enamelled Bootees do.
enameled grained Kid. calf and morocco Buskins do.
split, calf goat kid aud Slippers Mems grain
ed do Boys and Chdren's Shoes All OF which were
purchased the manufacturers and their az nts, aud
which for sale low the present high price
Of stock will permit for such class Of work. having
poor goods in our house. Call and examine at
mh2I MORGAN, KEEN 81 PRESTON.
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lust RECEIVED and for sale, large lot of Looking
u glass Plate. WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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@The thermometer hes stood. dur.
ing The past week, as follows:
Sunday, SO; Monday, 90; Tuesday,
81; Wednesda;, 90 Thursdsy, 9s ;
Friday, 100.
The "Oldest inhabiisni," cannot bring
10 mind hotter weather. Shirt collars
and dogs ears wilt in the shade. The
Georgia costume, ralm-leaf hat and g
pair Of spurs, would be exceedingly COM
Portable, just now.
"Oh for lodge in some vast ilderness,
Some bound ess eOntiguiiy OF shad :"
Where we would have nothing TO do but
10 roll on tho grass, and pity those who
are obliged to work.
p. S.-Friduy night, the windows Of
heaven were opened, and a first.class
Storm occurred. Wind. hail, rain, thuu-
deS and Lightning, in about equal proper
tions prevailed, and in consequence, this
Saturday morning. the mercury stands
at so.
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SchuYlsrisn in Eostol.

State street vas good deal excited on
Saturday afternoon at The discovery that
some nine thousand shares OF the Yer
mont Central Railroad had been over issu.
ed by the President Of the corporation,
Edward Crane, Esq. This was not at
all allayed by the announcement that Mr.
Crane had renowned his office under pc.
culiUr circumstances. At a later period,
in a corner, Mr.. Crane confessed 10 an
eight thousand over-issue, the proceeds
of which, however, are no, accounted for.
There is a strange feeling of indignation
among the business portion. of the com~
munty at this bold and fraudulent act.
Rumors are current that this is but The
the initial to other transactions of sim
liar nature. I he acc unts of the corpor-
alton were Immediately put under inves-
tigation which was continued through
yesterday They have found that the
over-issue would probably reach $4,000
shares. The shares are rated, We believe.
at $50 each.
The Gazette says:
'This is the second instance Of tho like
dereliction on the part of Mr.. Crane,
whese case we hear was presented to the
Grand Jury but few weeks since, and
who refused to find bill against him.
We trust that if such acts are beyond
the reach of the law, that our merchants
will unite in denouncing those who are
gully of conduct which is disastrous in
its effects upon communities, and a stain
upon the character Of Bos on
There is determination abroad TO have
this swindIe fully investigated, and the
party be mand the subject of ample jus.
tice. Boston will prove no profitable field
for Schuylersm, whether in Vermont
Central or any better stock. In the mean
time the stock of the road is worse, if such
is possible, than ever.-BoSton Bee, w.
b 27h.
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0TI. L. -. &, ..gaaEgSUGTsEE
UNION SCHOOL.

The Board of Education of the Ply
mouth Union School, in view of the in
creasing number of scholars in the dis
iricl, and also the number Of scholars who
have expressed desire to attend the
school from abroad, have endeuvored to
make arrangements to meet the increased
demand for teaching, and have employed
the persons named on the preceding page,
for the ensuing year. Their reputa ion
rs teachers is such as to render any re-
marks on that point unnecessary.
I he Board desire to make the School
equal to any Union School in the State,
and superior to any Academy for all prac-
ticaI purposes and to this end they have
made arrangements with Mr.. MARKHAM
to take charge, during the next, or Fall
Term, of class of young Gentlemen
and Ladies, who may wish to review
the common branches, with view to pre-
pare themselves more successfully 10 teach
during the coming winter. In other words
the School will have its Normal Class.
Plymouth is healthy and pleasant
village, Of abou, l,500 inhabitants, and is
comparatively free from the bad influence
es, and temptations to youth, Of larger
places. lit is easily accessible by the
Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark, and
the Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinna:i
Rail Roads, ard also by good wagon roads
running in various directions.
Boarding can be had in private fami-
lies, at from $l,75 to 1925 per week.
There are in. the place, four places Of
public worship, and FIVE religious demon,
nations have stated services so that
there will be no difficulty in the wishes
of parents being complied with, in regard
to their children's manner of spending the
Sabbath
In arranging the terms of the School.
it will be seen that the longest vacation
is in hot summer weather, includih. the
national holiday.
Yourg ladies attending the school, who
may wish. to take lessons in Music, can
do SO to. good advantage. as there ara
competent teachers in the village. and in
struments to be renled on reasonable.
terms. .-, ..,~....
II rumber of scholars sufficient TO,
make class, wish to pursue studies pre-.
paratory to entering college. they can 20
50 by paying the extra tuition customary
At Academies.
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o. The Huron County Temperance
League assembled at Norwalk, on the
evenIn G of the 10Th inst A large mum.
Der OF people were present. HfesSro.
Osborn, Stewart, Jackman and Strong
addressed the meeting, defending the Lii
quor Law against the charge Of uncon-
sttuhonalty, and animadverting upon the
decision of the Probate Court of Huron
County, to that effect. Resolutions were
passed expressing their determination to
enforce the Law, TO vote for no candidate
for Office who will not openly declare
himself temperance man: particularly
;or Probate l%Gge and Prosecuting Astor-
ney, as upon their official conduct de-
pends the successful execution of the law.
Other resolutions OF like tenor were
adopted, and the League adjourned.