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The SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Mr. MORRILL,, nominated as a candidate
for Congress in this District, (thc I'd, of
which Caledonia County composes part)
has no, sought public station, and consequent
il is not so generally known as some other.
If ~ more ability and moral worth. He is
howevera man for all that. AS speaker he
ranks high; as business man he cxcclls.
and Is thoroughly verse1 in governmental
affairs. in both State and Nation. Although
a vhir, he is one in heart and hand, with the
free men Of the north who are seeking to
.tay the onward tread of slavery into free
-.rritory At the time Of his nomination he
made an eloquent and able speech upon this
subject, p!cd.ing his best efforts, if elected.
TOR the repeal of the Nebraska Bill, and in
resistance OF any measures of a like charac-
lie is worthy of the cordial support of the
friend, offrcclom in the District, and will
prove himself an able champion Of human
rights and of all measures of national
legislation calculated to benefit the country.
We trust his friends are prepared to give him
atrumpilant election.
eg WILLIAM 3. HALE, Esq. recently a
resident of this village. has been appointed
cashier of :he Conway Bank, located at Con-
way, Mass. Mr. Hale has concluded to ac-
ccpt the appointment. The Bank isa new
one. and its Directors are fortunate in sccur-
inr the services of Mr.. Hale. lie is gen
-'leman of much energy and talents.
ORANGE CoUNrY-Thc wings and free
sellers Of Orange County have united in nom
inatn. a county tckct.-to wit Joseph
Atkinson and Walter Carpenter. for Scna-
tors; Nathaniel King and Henry Bn,tcrlicld,
for County Jud gcs; Abiiah Howard, jr., for
state : Attorney {. {. r. Baldwin, for
Sheriff: Jeremiah Dodge. Baliff: James $
Moore AMI John b. Hutchinson for Judges
of Probate.
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DI>rEICT-Thc
Hon. AI.vAm SARiN was nominated for re-
election to Congress at Convention holden
at st. Adams last Tuesday. Orleans ant,
Essex counties compose portion of the Sd
District.
SI>GrLAH DEATn.-Alrs Currer, wife
Of Mr. James Curricr. of Castleton, died Ju
ly %. from bite received while gathering
berries. She felt something which She sup
posed was the bite of an insect. but paid lit
lie attention to it 70" three days. On the
fourth. the Wock' spot hal increased to the
size Of dime. attended with darling pains
and inflammation. 1t now received the best
mc'lical and surgical attendance for six DAYS,
hut to TO avail and the flesh continued to
-an.rene, turn Hack, and flake oil, above the
knee, until the bone and muscles were laid
bare. and. reaching the more vital organs she
expired.
DYsrNTEEY.-This disease is prevailing
20 some extent in this town. and some of the
cases are Of a MALIGNANT type The more
violent eases Weld not in the least to the
most powerful remedies There have been
two deaths Of the disease in the limits of our
yillage-one child and an elderly gentleman.
The disease is afa;ing about the town. We
are not aware of the existence of more than
one or two cases in this village at the present
time.
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D e S SER T.
~ ' 4 WI .WU WE .V.iVI UUI I.
>'ul,i:3,- .n,.j
STAtE, ui VERMONT.

'a,rdoa.. District. .
Al Probate Cotr h.. - i,auI;,.r. Wiili; ;,,.l FIR
80 'lI,t.r! IN ~ l"'h '.av Of AusIi-t A. ia =:
NJ ALTER HARVEY. Excc,j..r' ~ the last viii
w ami t">tam",i' Of Nathc,. ii~u-,n. n,1c Of
Barnet IN >ad district. ,iccr;~c hv hi petition In
writing. represents I" aid cour; tia tie. aid e.,
tA;"r va u In" tim" al his death The ow,cr # cor
tam Real E>..' % vii: lhc Homestead Farm. >i-
"aicd III The westerly part ii Er., at,,r,~,ia. ,..
,a'.!nT a!' G'H ~ "fff r." Of ,t;f c,ors in
F''eS: Barnet: al" Sip az pcw in the irc>hy;c':.i
Meeting House, nj South Ey, .,,:r, IN -a'd d-:r':
also horse stall in the sheds arlrr;cnart To- t.
meeting house at Wet Barnet. tl-o tina. ir .y!j
certain personal estate cpi.~~:,i.c % 81. c~e>
;.r:lo. md mi c,,3i.c"':> effects.
Sad Executor ai>o represents that aid persona;
estate i not sufficient 10 pay the ca due from 81,
'.erca-"d.tle lcgacicS and cXrcnSc>"I administrator
2 further, tl!a: by thceXl1rc>> terms Of tic VI.
Is; >ai tcstator it is necessary to sell TIE Whole %:
The adj Real Estate. together with the personal =
tate. and convert the same Int" money--and sal!
Executor pravs for license and authority to 81,
tie whole of said estate. and all other estate
personal or real, of which .iie said testator wa> 1t
the time Of his death the owner, or Of which >ai'j
Executor may by operation Of law. become ee;zc,l
and POSSESSED" III ORDER that the proceeds of uc
sale may he ecrccd and icI a. TIE law ,.ii.,'~
r>uaiit IL the W i'll Of >qii tc-tator a!J .ccrr
To- the statue in that hc'lai: Whereupont i ORDER
cd by said c,,rt that said application he heard M
,.e;lcd ~ / Probate Court 70 he holden ~ Tic
Probate Office in .aiJ Danvc on the 18th day Of
ScptemIi.cr next and that ali persons interested III
said estate be notified hereof hv publication If g
copy OF TIE record OF this order in the C"lcdon;,i'
newspaper printed III st. .Irh,!urv in said d
trict three weeks >l,cces-ivelv previo> "a il: Yc
81 hearing, that they appear an! object if Hey
carI~c. - the ,,rsi.tin. Of said license AMI hr
heard in the premises. BIZ order oi Court
CHARLES s. DANA. Judge Of Probate.
y true copy Of record. s!9w3
Attest. G. \. BURBANK. Register.
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Caledonia County
GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
M'Indoes Falls Academy

FE'IlE Fall Tenn &C th- II -.:i..n " II commence
on Wednesday. sept. 9. al.d continue c.e;cis
weeks.
GEORGE III STAN 4. T.. Principal.
Assisted bv a rnN b~ord Il c',af cent 1eachc~.-
The school j. divided INTO three departments. tla--
-icl English and Normal. >Uc.. IL pas throul
"A il course and sustain satisfactory examination
will receive Diplomas i.rncd hy the Officers III The
Institution. Board from Sl.f2. t. S2.oo per week.
Eoo:., Tor boar,.crs al y ts- ,o'.
l.. klAIEALL, Secretary.
Ncfu,i JrS Fails l., july -. lS.}. h-...,
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SAVERY'S TEMPERANCE
@ HOTEL
ntt y - --
800 Telegraph Dining Saloon.
No. II HEEkNtN ST. NV.

KEPT ~ TIE II HOI'EIN ILiN.
NrAr.> NJ MI Hot il al rItr DAY.
- IUUGI\G ROOMS from 80 :; l,,r ~,,h.
~ >" rr'.:> ;,'r uir'l'. lOU\ :. >ANIEl.
FiI SAW ltE. SUI: pr,,.;c..r
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LATEST MEMS

returns from "a counties in Iowa place.
Grimes, the Wing candidate, 1900 ahead Of
Bates, administration candidate.
FOEEIGN.-The Russians were bea.on y,
the Turks at Slobodzie Will, a loss of 2on,
killed and SEQ prisoners. Another urea,
Battle is expected to take place soon \.
Bucharest. In Asia the Turks have suffered
a defeat The allies are preparing a LARGE
force to enter Crimca. an important news i
looked for from the Black Sea.
The lnsurrcction in Spain is wholly sucr,,..
TAI.
--r~-z-z<s-E-esz ,x.-nss..<y.r--
WATERFORD. The Frccincu Of W,.erf..r
opposed 70 the present National Administration arr.
invited To meet 81 HE i.,ve' Nect:r1-Hn,:se i,
"aferfrr'i. O: Saturday. the 81 'av Of Scne,nier.
1t O'Clock. p. ". - non;ne... 4 Candidate for
representative, and for ,Iu>t.c- Of the Peace. ;,r,i
TO prepare for the State Election.
". X. P.nKs. fr the Committee
4 CARD. The Subscriber and Ii, !,ui;, -
opt this method Of pre- vii;ii their >:ncer. t,,
70 those citizens If s.. John-hurv. wiz, a,,>.-l
them IN the recovery ot tie ,c", ho,l, f Their 50,
rom Na'cry ~ravc. They feel Tia: liz, cx,rt,.s
and kindness Of that occasion caiino. It,. exceeded
May iFovidenc" prerelta similar c1i,a:;v IN ;...y
ri the ftrnii.cS Of t!ose c;.izc...
II. =. n,rrIiiLI,!.
North D.uvilic. Aug : ~;
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MAhK!T Auga.t T..
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stray Horse.

= tAl Ii from Re S,Iscr,.,r liz. =. ;..,,..,;
ne i'"' Inc var Ok ;lr--c Coz. = spa.
u ne q. e Jic, ".ir!r ..c .i ,,r:.e> -ho1 MI
rtu..]. ~ - ,.t' t H.
:. Io.i.' - ia. .,,. ~: s'.n,.t.
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STATE TICEET-.ALL RIGHT

/ 1t will be seen that TIE name of Judge
Royce has been placed upon the ticket nom
mated nv the Mass State Convention, in
place OF zen Walton declined a fit rosy orsc
TO the lbcral'v Of the WINS in naming Gen
Fletcher for Lieut.. Governor The Fl, ii is
now clear for far Il I'll. against :hc sla,ocra-
cv. and we trust the people of Vermont will
give a verdict which will cn;itlc them 70 the
first rank aa'0nr he friends Of Frccdom-
Ten thousand ma jori:; for ROYCE. Fletcher
and Bates let that be the mark Uach-
Ulan.
M!Ssot:I ELECrl"N.-G nrinnnti. An
gus; ll-Thc returns from Missouri show
the election OF six Wings to Congress- In
'hc Sixth District. Win>,v::. !''.."raN over
Phelps (thc present; t:c..:", ~ is elected.
The ST. Louis Republican Of SATURDAY. saws
the complexion Of III" .>'i>sou:i Legislature
is Sill uncertain. but il is a settled matter
that the Benton party will be the hindnost
of :hc three and under no circumstances can
Benton he elected t. $ Senator
The otical vote f1~ Congress- in st. Louis
Co. wa. Kennel, (Whig) G25l: Benton
,'Jul :, tOlk 3".o.
TERRIBLE PowrrH MAGAZINE Exr,o-
SION tncinn0ti. August 1.-THE powder
magazine at Mav>>iilc was fred by some
niiscrcant at , O'Clock Yesterday morning
the cX,1o,ioH wG> tcrrii', the ma~azinc con
'ainin- 500 kc.> of gunpow.!cr Thirteen
houses were Iemo'i>hrd Int singular to saw
no lives were lost hy The actual explosion,
and few persons were injured One lady
has since died from the eff cts OF the fright
The citizens were so much alarmed that some
minutes elapsed before any one would ven
turc into the streets. the general impression
being that the day of judgement had arrived
When they did 20 ont. they found the streets
covered with the fragments Of demolished
houses. s..
e. The returns of TIE Canadian elections
indicate the election of a majority of reform
candidates, pledged to the abolition of the
>eIGnor;al tenure and the sccularization of
the CLERGY Reserves"
e. Part of a cannon carriage was :ai>,d
near the wharf a; Pat,>bu~.h lat week.
which evidently had been submerged .or ma
nv wears. 1t has lccn asccr.aincd that
cannon lies in the same spot, and is 4 twenty
eight FOUNDER French piece.
e" Rev. John Saxye- is minister in
Garland Maine. lie is nirctv-ninc wears
Old and Is sill vigorous preacher. H.
has preached over seventy years.
x: DR. Graham. OF New Orleans. has been
indicted i,or the mar,le: OF Col. I.orinr at the
st. Nicholas Hotel New York
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i'aInlina. rapcring and Glazing,

AMI in = i'm. ca,ia. il;l e. meet the wi~e
ii the mo-, !a-tI3,ou~. lie en- 10 ,.,r;n,. at NJ
inIorr ii'r r,..-' r'-iGc!icc. on Mail. s:i..o.
!. e.. WILLARD.
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The Twenty-ce;enih kanUal Report
In Town Again.

TINiE .r!l-cr.lcr, 'tt,rau absence Il four years
winch the IL Ia -; " I'.lec' = himself
IN the at II trace. h.- rritriict to y. o-t,u
Y. ;'l5 : 20" Prepared - '.c tie tee, NH. III Il;
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VERMONT Mutual
Fire Insurance Com ANY,


4 -tD...c, t-'t g. :.:e ,..-c : '...ir!. hat H.,
flowing ,,.'- ave '..i IH>t - he H..
. ..-r- ell. :..i \",- .i rc" - ..,A.i.- a'
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~ WATCH
SAS4> AND JEW CLRY
Repairing.
WATCHES and JEWEEEY,
Fell Style Hats
st. Joll~ sbu;y Academy.

1 81 L. =. !'..~'.:Ty Ac.'.ny WI. r.a.:u....-
"y iucS'4v.u,,'rf ny li,l..lina. ...i r. -,.
a.. tie p. ,,.i. a. lection may ic lnaj, :" - IN
:..r-;-;:.l J. *. 'r!.Ei, >-y't Il i.u>, ..-.
Aug.:,. Iii. $50. =.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-14

EsOR BOSTON The A fast sailing .ssS
u American bark SARAH ANN, Capt Dripkwssrl -
loading will dispatch ForheaYy egh
or freight OF 400 bsles Cotton, apply to y
Far nassaya auplv Ia the eaptnin board. ie9s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-14

essSss * ~ sas5i Ma&Asf aaa SS5Fx
ss.ssss gss Iiay 'o f w.
ni s..sn n2 f lsofs =, fq'as 1 GO afEfr fais gezs
1oNev ~ lsf 70 GeE isss h5Ree Nexs had
8 9a nsas 1ass;e s19s1a s
49, s'1is IS fM Hs
.9ene f'zss ottf sSs r., ihpu assn been
T. &Yts1 @ Asetne pFHy M 1qr tny ctlilaT II S
siS1 7, = nsaEy hszvf \ qasfssd tta hsllow
spos s, g s]ouraHss courage ~ xcsaszslae
naye stSit aaHty 70 per1N sben hashosight
iae oS MY cnllaRazs Ag satn!9SS 9Tn H15A A.
the l k'fps Was fass appFgaei1ng foE n1S 70 9dsn
kne afnny y ote ufrsa g n's saaS + could not
son1Sie lnX pT1pefs ana sns sas Sla4 edssss
sss'. = 9:,1ess:. oass - oss 1ss
ss 1s,a = .ex 81
1s
la asa.s ss m s e
1,st s " 'ssss ~
Il L e E e.! .s ~ -
&C. s ~ sy stnd
ss1Jss = II 1s stss 81 SI .y
1a,,,,ss s;ss : .. sel.as
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s. e. ~ as
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ss rsf,,y fs Tfs Y
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IL ~ NJ NV,
IS. s,,'.. - .s.'s.s "
- y'e - so
q ;I1 Y, .s - = y
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the time of 81 srrissT ss te FFsncb '',.s ssuy
I'LL III go Z. A sss 'Ay
4 e .ss ass z. Y. ~
81 - n ~ ~ u
IN s@ss 49, e 81
yhers sn.il savrS ~ sy
,,tsd ~ 81
RnfSSn a,, TsaI ca,s IL 49, q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-14

EsOR HAVRE.-{R Ready to Receive. ssFM
II TIE A sailing American packa. ship MEM 4AAAk
PIfIs Capt Davis loading and win have immediate
patoh For freight Of 400 baieA Cotton, apply 70
- AARON Ci HEN, IqT Common ct,
r or 10 j. P. WHITNEY co, 81 Camp 81.
nnl I sqs my92
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-14

~
- between Royal Bourbon sests-DR. JAMES
respectfully the
eIaed diseases Of The above
appalling that they obtain certain, safe and
speedy without the Baisam ubehs other
Poisonous Drug In from hfae to days. without ncoaye
newly discovered Remedies which only be
himself and trial they do effect
in all parts the Union many hey have
Since these Remedes this city the
that under the Of these Remedies
produced but whatthey have ected perfect
and that tie afflicted avail themselves Of these
newly truly proydena discoveries Dr. j. hos located
neny this Customhone pree No. 49, Private Rooms
served. t5F Office honra nom TO fehl3 lylP
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-14

ESOR TRIESTE. The A fast sailing .sS$M
u Aneriean ship EXCELsI0R, Capt. F. O Smith. SSa&AG
greater gagged will
have quick dispatch. For baIasse e freight apply e
kH pa.saxe apply the Capiain bosrd. ie2s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-14
DAHL Y GRE CENT
THE NEW OIL Ans Dl lIGY e! IFlSlIT

THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY GIsESS
OFFICE no. ss sE fH4RLEs aT3xET a
VIII III sks rss ~ ~
sgsy dsrda7 IS III
TIE HE5CIRCULATxuM
Of the Weekly II sze rs osr
msdiun, N hdvsrsserxt sAs 7 II ssss1ss N {iSa
a FAMILY gAPEH
III csae Of ctfsss
asss cold q fsH1iss
" eoiFnns. No
0HH TERMS
ar s1eh ss % insts shs ssttipn
rrrs ssRsJsIaasl s7 lia
IN gusrs u Tsg Liaes II
s@fg
( xhnrtsr time.
All 10 pVhiteS cre rntt fn5
chayzsd scsosdnaIr
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ESOR GENOA.-The A / fast sailing ss4S
clipper bark OCEAN EAGLE, Captain Rogsrs, &&AAkfk
having cargo have quick dipach For
or,si app' W d, q IN 100 M.as.ius street
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E,OR CADIZ-( Passage only THE fine try
fas. sailing Americsn shp MONMOUTH, Captain a;s
quick Dispatch For passage emily having superior
1 p WHITNEY CO. 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-14

EOR b o STON-( Regular Line Of s$YM
Psckets.)-Ths A fast saitg .hIpi JOHN ". {AAhkk
WHITE, Snow, master, loading will have quick
dispatch For freight 500 phsee, apply
is4s w. HYNSOS, IL Camp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-14

E1yOR ANTW ERP.-The very fast sail .sSSN
Il ing American ship CnARLEMAGN Miles s. &4AAtk1
tho principal Will
dispatch. For freight 100 hhd Tobacco $50 baer Cotton
spply BoGERT, WILLIAMS & co. 10 Camp et.
my2s 70 ]. P. WHITNEY 4 CO. q Camp at
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EsOR MARSEILLES--tPa Passage only.) ,ssg
IL The A Ams,iesn clipper barx WEST WIND, AAsAGG
Saunders ali will have
passage cnly having splendid accommodation, applyo
ne Capi.in on board or 70 WIN, CREEyY, street,
ivS TIT. ~ or j. r, WHITNEY a. co, s1 Camp st
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NIsOR BoSTON.-The A j fast sailing ,EFA
a. Ametisaa ship sEWALL, CAPTAIN morrill, !. now AAA4k
loading will quick dispatch freight Of 1000 bills Flour
j. P. WHITNEY co., 81 Camp saeet.
tE For apply the Cnptsin on board. j.97
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-14

TSOR HAVRE. The fine fast sailing sFk
American barb DELPHOs, Capt, seuls is no nov ta
ondipg will qaek dpateh freight 800 baeI Cot
Ton, apply 70 ], p. WHITNEY a co u Camp street.
Y ortoG. w. HYNS0N, ~ Camp street.
fa For passsee nnpiy to the Captain On bosrd. je9
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-14

EyOR. NANTZ--The A / fast sailing .sEE@N
al bark JANE E. WILLIAMS T. s, iEassen, xAAAAS
loading snd will have Quick dpsteh For regbt apply
!, iy4 Bo6EkT, WILLIAMS b co, 10 Camp ct.
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STEAMSHIpSs..SIIIPs.

M WIN Isess III itjRsDAY, July 70, n O'Clock M M
u #EgSOR BREZOSs SANTIAGO, via ~ H$S,
n II GALyEsToN--Nsw orenns Taxas ., =.
4a Lins THE nsw and magnificent steAnshIp TEHEEyER-
NOE, John 81. hopaon, ednaander, VIII ieays A. above,
freight tor
f,odnsons apply IL HARRIS MORGAN Juia stree
opposite the Steamship Landing.
~ Az Freight shigped VII hs sI p
hiding. 4No other form viii 81 sigDod 3Iyii N
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FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 14 1854
EDUCATION.
lTSRENEH AND SPANISH TAUGHT BYs
IL Monaisar ALEX NELSON I, ,Eo: 9 st Chsres street.


ETNRENEH AND SPANISH TAUGHT BY
III Monaisar ALEX EELsOs o.. Cbarles s
7tTEsTIMoNJALS: T -.
whsther Will cAa
Of Languages the KentucAy Military Institute .
37 % n. W. Af0RG An, Joint superintendent.
dechsdy the teacher Fench
will, and gentleman in sli bis conduct ss
: - prof. NOBLE BBTLER, louisville.
Spseur
the ags Frsnch and spanish with pa
.riy.u SLcufsvlie Journal ss8 VI ~
is ndncnf
the Trench Spanish and English Languages in sostsphc
time. IN, O. Crescent. IN s9f q
psrenai judging Of NJ sud
eSpsentaiy fsoonmenf him Of his
aasy hat ID The bsswe into practice Uni o.
True DeitA. : W Ianq6 ~
IA NEW SCHOOL ON GOOD OLD PRINGI-
IN PLEsAnxons and caren Parents Gunapa informed
that Mrs. lady Of Rev. c. H. Williamson, Rector Of
Egse PoesAnts Rempnrt street, Of
Rnye whose M has devoted Teaehipg will admit into her
fsiy school LIMITED number Of plpils Extraordinary
facilities for FRENCH MUSIC md DRAWING. & jana iy Il
INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES = As
Boarde and Day Ppps-No 50 ST. BY the
Misses ALLISON. ss5ff III T. .ts554 * t9
The Insuon sided by the best Masters ali
nsh01 sdtstion continrs
their tb all
their charge. 4 fi1s 7ff7 s,se-.
az guardians hs Propseu
which bs had atiha Ihsiitnte. fft f77 I'm
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-03-18
The Sugar Creek Water Cure.

TWELVE miles South Of Massillon under the
charge of DR.. Frease, is supplied with pure soft
spring water, and conducted ON pure llydropathis
principles. We give no drugs. They are only
hindrances to the radical cure Of disease The sue.
cess which has thus far attended efforts to alle-
viate the suilerings of humanity, enables us to speak
confidently of the virtues of pure soft lcater, pro
per Dict &c.
Terms S5 in ordinary cases, payable weekly.
Dr. 7. l.. Nichols of the American IIydropathis
Institute, and Editor of the Nichols Health Jour
nal, in noticing the Water Cure movements Of thu
country, says of U.S.
CDR. Fries n most thorough and energetic ply.
scian, has Water Cure at Sugar Creek Falls, o.
His terms are very moderate, but there few
places we could recommend with greater conf.
dencc."
Address, DR.. S. Frcase, Dcardof's Mills Tusea-
rawas Co., o.
August, 1858.
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" Yes, and more too; boy so thoughtful Of
his grandmothers comfort" he replied, as he
carefully wrapped up the shawl.
Thank you sir !" said Edwin leaving the store,
with the parcel in his hand. lie did not dare to
give another look at the skates, FOX somehow, they
had never seemed attractive as then. When
lie passed near the canal he whistled loud that he
should not hear the shouts Of the merry skaters /;
but in spite of himself his eyes filled with tears
as he remembered he had no skates. But when
he entered the house, and slipping up to his grand
mother spread the shawl around her shoulders, he
had to laugh at her look of surprise. "Oh what
a nice warm shawl" she kept saying, over and
over again: "what fine thing to keep off rheu-
matism if had such q shawl that, ] should
be made up for life ~
Be made up them grandmother" he said,
mcrrily; the shawl is yours and nobody elses,"
=" Mine p asked the old lady in amazemcnt.
Yes, yours; earned it by going on errands
for Mr.: Smith, and want you TO wear it for my
sake, grandmother"
Dear heart, may the Lord bless you, and raise
M rs kind children to cherish you in your old
age p and she laid her trembling hand upon his
head, while her lips moved if in prayer for
/ him.
Never had grandmother looked so well as on
that evening, wrapped in Edwin's shawl. She
seemed so comfortable and happy that he was
more than paid for his sacrifice. And you gave
up your skates Edwin, for this p said his mother,
following him to his little bedroom. "Grand-
mother needed the shawl SO much more" "My
darling son? ?" was all she could say, but she re-
solved in heart that her child should have pair
Of skates, too, f she had to sew all night to get
them. She did not yet know that God had put
it into the heart Of some other friends to give
them to him, and that her extra toll would not
now lie required from her.
! On Sunday. Edwin felt very happy seeing his
grandmother in her warm shawl, and he thought
4 to himself, If had the skates could not eniA
them to-day; but grandmother can use her shawl
all the timc-l am glad got it,"
That's fine little lad of widow Mcrrick's !"
said Mr.. Smith to some gentlemen who were in
his store Saturday night; "a manly little fellow,
he repeated, and then lie told them the story of
the skates and shawl.
4" The good boy he shall have pair of skates
for he deserves them If ever a lad dds and money
was quickly produced to pay for the very best
skates in the store.
On Monday morning, when Edwin was in the
yard saving wood, boy came up and handed
him parcel, ON which was written, ;" For Master
Edwin Meriick, from some friends who had heard
with pleasure of his generous conduct to his grand
mother, and who feel that, though men, they
might learn lesson of scll-dcnal from a boy"
Edwin tore open tho papers hastily, and shouted
for joy when he saw the skates.