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AppncdhtScomlutt dltoI aHg eAAlnlntuOn mas COM
meneed WILDE expected 70 wait until the next day OF
examination. Ga Is. s,
Zach applicant viii be expected TO produce valid
certificate Of moral characte unless acu uuainted with
some member Of the board.
Since winter schools need more competent teachers
than most summer schools, much higher standard oi
qualifications will be requiredto ehttle applicants to
certificates than at the spring examinations
Many who received hcatesthgn will ba rejected
this fall unless they showa good degree Of advance
memt.
We shall exbeet applicants not only to manifest a
ready efficient knowledge the different branches but
they must also eyince by plain familiar explanations
conpeteni skin to impart that knowledge TO pupils.
We give thistimey notice Of our purposes and de-
signs, Ia order that all na be duly warned OF what
awaits them. Let monet think oftrying to procure GER
theates unless they give good rational explana.
tons ofsl the gsnerrt sismentary principles ofthe diff
ferent branches requret by law. <
Especially DO Teachers need Frightening up On read.
ing, photography and grSmmer. ~ =
For your own sakes we hope you will heed these sug.
gestions. yK PICKETT, Board
F"H- ' 0P BROWN. ; of
| Sepi-4- PB C0NANT. Examiners.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
1 TEETHIl
nOCT. SPELMAN would Inform ,ha j

nOCT. SPELMAN would inform the cit.
~ iSens Of Portage County tlAat he has returned 70
Bavenna, aud fitted up rooms over Doctor SNifs Drug
Store, for the practice OF bis profession where e viii
be happy 20 walt his odd friends, and many new
ones IS viii hVor hiia with their patronage.
Doet. s. has had more expenepee than any other
Dentist In this vicinity, and Rs mdeh any one In
Northern Ohio. In addition 10 tbs, during his ab.
senee, he has come in contact with, dnd learned thf
mantBnlatonsof of some Of the most distinguished Dsn
lists IA The Union 50 that he considers himself better
qualified for The practice OF his profession than III
bad remained In RaTenna. Stlt, he learns wi
great satisfaction 10 himssf that the work which
has hitherto done u Ia every way Satisfactory 10 "a
wearer, and some Off has stood the test OF man
years. - 80
There are gold angs in his cointy which he inser-
Ted more than eight years ago, wheh 70 all
true ofhs artificial teeth aHd be refer the needy
10 hundred persons, who think their artificial quite
as good as the natural organs.
Doct. s. prides himself being one ofthe uerV fes
sWeesssfHl manufacturers OF iHeorruptibe mineral
teeth, In Ohio. Aud well he may, az this branch OF
taught 10 every Dental College In the Union ena.
bes him 10 restore to the mouth ils original shaand
contour, as well as impartlng character and indau
ality 10 the teeth.
Doct. S. is now permanently located in Ravennu,
where he can be consulted pith0ut charge: and his
any reputable Dentist In the country but he will not
be Influenced by horde Of irresponsible self styled
Dentists, who are ''whipping the catn from door
door somo of whom charge exorbi ant prices for work
that Is absolutely worthless nay, positive injury to
the patient, while another class who have sense
nough to know their inability, are content with any
price which they obtain for their services which
ously. b. T. SPELMAN.
Ravenna, August Ist, 1855. 1y. t-
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Drugs and Medicines.

4 . 4
!, DYES. GROCERIES,, BRUSHES,
.PERFUMERY, TOILET SoAPS :,
PAINES, OILS, GLASS g. GLASSWARE,
&C.. DC. A fresh supply Just received from New
York by ISA AC SWIFT, az the brick store Opposite
the court house, kaYenna ,Duly, looo.
EHAMPDEN Mineral Green-A new and
Ill dafahl artielefor blinds, &c. PARIS GREEN
white sinc. glue at all prices, prime. anatte CokoH
vARNmH-sa good article for q low price at sMltI,s.
MACHINE Spread, Strengthening Plaster,
lu. sWedgewood mortars, wedgewood tunnels, bath
brick brick dust, spongefrom &c TO 100 per ounce,
ash bone, bird seed, salts oflemon, LIP GLUE smelling
salts, shaving cream, cdlogues, hair dyes Oils and
brushes, anberlustralot bsaufser, ntender
fume, soap cakes and bars, Transparent soap balls
|handll 'fextinets, faforing extracts, &c.at
I Rayenna,s July 4. 1855 SWIFT'S Drag store.
ENISsoULTION ON-fhe Firm Of COLLINS
U BELplNo II PRENTicE, is this day dissolved by mn
tual consent the accounts VIII bS settled BY CoLLIks
and PREsFren who will continue the practise of med
cines and may be found 81 their office, above BfLn
iAs -. Z .,'ts vs. sss' L. COLLINS,
Il ~ ss ee A. BELDING. "A
I rs i.es Fg4 ~ ANssA N. %. PRENTICE
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democratic National Convention

Democrats are you readyt Just as we 60
to press we received the following:
WAsHrHGroN, Nov. L.
The Union Of this morning publishes o
call for a meeting of the national democrat
ic convention on January sth next
It will be held at Cincinnati.
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NOVEMBER APPOINTMENT
DR.. Hardman,

physician to Salem Lung 1nS titDle
[Formerly Physician to Cincinnati Marine Hospitall
viii be at
RAvENEA-Prentiss House, Friday, Nov: %. ----
AKaoa-Empire House, Saturday, Nov. "a.
WARsEN-- --Gaskill House, Nov. 81.
sJEFFERsoN--Nov. 90.
ICuNGsTowN-Nov. 10 ..
| MIILERsBuRGH-Nov. S.
WOosTER-Exchange Hotel, NoA. 3.
MAssILON-Fremont House, Nav 2!
CAEToN-Franklin House, Nov. lst.
| NEw CASTLE, Pa,-Nov. Is.
MERcER--Nov. II.
RccHEsTER-Noy. 81. ..fa .z, Er
Or. HARDMAN treats Consumption! Bronchitis
Asthma, Laryngs, and all diseases of the throat and
Lungs by Medieated lnhalaon The great point III the
treatment of all Human maladies is to get at the dis
ease In direct manner. All medicines are estimated
by tieir action upon the organ requiring relief This
is the Important fact upon which fnhaaQR is based
lfthe stomach Is discussed, VIC take medicine directly
into tile stomach. Iftbe lungs arc dseused breathe or
infale rnedcated vapors directly into the bags Tn
reason why consumption and othsr diseases of the
lungs have heretofore resisted all treatment, has been
because they have never been approached i'm direct
manner oy medicine. They were intended to act uroI
the diseased lungs and yet were applied to the soT
ach! Their action was Intended to be local, ANDY
they we're so ADM that they only action
sttutonally, spending their immediate action upon
the unofendng stomach, whilst tho foul ulcers within
| the lungs were unabatedl
| IEHALATIoM brings the medicine In; direct contact
with the disease, withaut tile disadvantage Of any vo
lent action Its application Is so simple II may be
used by The youngest infant and feeblest invalid Il
does aotderange thestomach, orinterfore in the eas
With tho streagth and business the patient
U-T No charge for consultation.
| CONSUMPTION CURED.--CASE OF Mr.. w. *
Montgomery. Three years ago, MIR. Montgomery be-
gan gradually to fail In srength with almost ncessan
hacking coul and all the symptoms of ncipient con
SUMPTION In the wer OF 1853, he took violent cold
cough, expeetoraton, night sweats and
emaciati6p. His case continued 80 grow worse, and
in the spring of 1855 ed with alarming hemor
rhage from the lungs and increased debility. He thei
applied 10 Dr. Fitch Of New York. but with beneft
then prescribed forhis case. Alter course of treat
ment. by Inhalation, he restored to heallh and is
lively engaged in business.
Salem, o., Oct. g. 1855 The above lisa correct state
ment of my case. and am truly grateful to DIR. Hard
man for the restoration Of my heath.
| w. X, MONTGOMERY,
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Alvin WOOD, plaintiff n In the Court 81 common
william Welt, Ohio. . !, rIs, ~ m
Washington Wait, and Petition TO foreclose in
George Plum, defendants terest in realestats.
The above named defendants are hereby notified,
that said plaintiff has ed in said court his petition set
ting forth that the 4h day of April 1885, defendants
Waits contracted for certain real estate therein de-
sebed with said George Plum for the of 5000 90,
and that said contract fora valuable consideration and
by lawful assignment has to plaintiff from said
Plum and thatthere Is due from said defendants Waits
10 plaintiff on said contract about the of two hun
fed and fifty dollars with interest; and praying that
they be ordered pay said amount or default there
of that their interest in said real estate be orecosed
and appiie to the payment Of their indeb btedness.
They required said petition by the goth
day OF October next, on failure Of which, deereeas
prayed for In said petition viii be taken At the next
term or said court MICHAEL STUART,
Sent Ia. iS5J-6-6w Attorney for Plaintiff.
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GREAT CRY AND NO Wool.
rTN tShS ntYpnIYO c-o1

Il vanity to think that he"wnd is now 10 be tax en-
$ out' Of thesas of 'sNeD BOOK Store PreteRders
How Is II to be done? Simply by appendng list of
prices of the father Of this boy and then showing that
this fast young man. sells at trhe than our
former prices which were and are now at lower
figure than any other establishments ia the county.
We think the 'populary'' of the propretors Of tho
"Phenix BOOK Store wholly inadequate 70 accomplish
cdental expenses are not increased in of
the Book and Stationary business.
We can therefore compete with any establishments OF
the Kind In Portage county Our circumstances are
such that VIC can sail very quietly and safely with but
little "wnd. We neither fear deep waters or sand
bars. 81. s,rst b h-.r 49, a''t ~
Then, Come one, Come all, and be convinced that
although you divide a"hlmbng'' that IL is 'thumbuy''
STILL and that the place to get the article you want
little cheaper than any where else, Is at $50, -
;, ,-.t.e r- ., HAToH's Book STORE.
(ctohnr I Ruya
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1. SWiFT'S ADv'S.

NHAIN g. McKEONE'S CHEMICAL
j Olive Soap. for washing in hard or soft water
Price only 10 cents per bar Justree'd by lSWlFI.
fuIy JSE5
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FRENCH FELT TAN COLORED Soft
J. Hats, high and low crowns, Just reed, and selling
atvery low prices. at No. Phenx Block.
August "a, 1855 J GREEN.
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Book Store in Raveniia

ERlERW n HATCH, in the old Pos
Akz1sAaWO. Office room in SeymouE's block is
Eh#IlNT3 now receiving choice stock of BOOKS
Of nearly all the standard works. School
Books Toy Books, Primers, 9c., togetherwth alarge
and we'll selected stock ofStationery letter. note,
gilt-edged, and great variety Of fancy c0lors and
quantity; Cards OF rearly all descriptions; Pens and
Pen holders; inksand Inkstands; Slateand slatepen
cilss Drawing and Tissue paper, Water Paint and
Birds and Bnlterfes Portmonies, Stilttoes, Rmery
Balls. Pins, Rings, etc., too nuuierousto MENTION
Ladies and Gentlemen wishing anything In the above
line will pieaseEive usa call and We will try TO please
them With quality and price a %. HATCH.
RaycAn4, July eth 1883 81 s.l ~ IA s5} igsg
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A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. B.. Matthews
II takes great pleasure in announcing to the psbIic
isnew style Of pictures They arc taken upon plate
glass, and surpass rythng Of the kind before
offered to the public. For soiness of finish grada-
ton Of tone, they unriyaled, and permanent
as time presenting every foatuee with surprising dis
tlncness and beauty of delineatidn., No should
full to have Oneof these faithful likenesses.
Rayenna, Del is, .t... s.
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BIBLES A lot ofbsaut ful Morocco bound bibles
with gilt edges, will be sold for TWENTY-FIVE + cents
at the Oct 90 PHENIX BOOK STORE.
THE PLACE for Ladies to buy their sta
L tloncry isatthe PHENIX BOOK STORE.
SCHOOL BOOKS sold cheaper than ever
~ before in Ravenna. and atprces wh ch defy com
petition at the Oct23 PHENlX BOOK STORE,
DOCKET maps Of Ohio, Kansas, tie Wes-
tern Stutas ard the United States, lust received
the Oct % pHENIX COOK STORE.
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F. W. SEYMOUR'S ADv'S.
N EW GOOD s

, VIEW GOODS
II w. SEYMOUR is now receiving a
i large variety of goods suitable for spring and
summer, which he offers at reduced prices. The fol-
lowing Goods were boughtat very low figures and will
be sold at small profit. He would invite his friends
and customers 10 call and examine his new goods be-
fore making their purchases elsewhere: Dress goods
- lawns, berages, tissues, berage delans, ging-
hams at Is per yd, figured lawns black dress silks all
widths few patterns fancy dress silks at 45 per yard
ribbons-a nice lot of bonnet ribbons and all widths
velvet fancy goods, carpets hats and caps boots and
shoes, linen coats, wall paper sheeting broad cloths,
fancy cassmeres, and fancy vestiRgs, shaws, large
variety Of bonnets, ofall kinds, hardware groceries
and crOokery, at f w SEYMoUR'S.
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DORK! PORK Bostwck g. Beatty will
J. pay The highest market price for pork, IN cash or
goods tho farmers are ready to k; also for but
ter, dried apples. and produce ge.erallT. .a
Ruynnna. Oct II . l.. . t..l
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T ARGE ARRIVAL OF SHAWLS IA
II large invoice just received, consisting of Gingm
aud double Brocha's and Casheres ofnew and beau.
tul styles, also fine assortment Of heavy wool Long
Shawls combining warmth and beauty. All as cheap
as can be desired
/ Sept. "a. PRENTlSS, HOPKINS e. co, +
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HARDWARE AT REDUCED PRICES
IL We had desired disseminating that branch of our
business, but hearing many complaints among our
customers orHau they had - pay at other pa-
ces and being solicited to replenis tol stock, have
done so, and now have the pleasure ofofferg
toners and friends large and general assortment of
Hardware at very low figures for cash, ready pay,
approved credit. Those iD want of hardware will
pleasc drop in and save some DIMES,
June 10 1855 PRERTIsS, TIop.tlNs & Co.
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q CASH CASH., CASH ~
7 VILE Pay Cash for 10000 bushels of
Il RYE and OATS. Also for $500 SHEEP PElTS,
delivered at I EARL g. co.'s Ware House, at Frank
lin Mills, O. otice at Earl d. Co.'s Store. .lasg
20. g.t t..- 81 O. tt 1s eF L.gJ. FARNAM.
franklin MI la. Ancnst 20. .tsh5. ar .- - -
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II HMBROIDERIES--A large assortment
dies Collars Of new and beautiful patterns, Jackoast
and Swiss Gdgings aud nsertings, Flonncings, Chem.
iscits, Underseeves &c. All going off very cheap.
Sept "a, 1855. PREETlSS, HOPKINS u co. I
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WHITE FiSE1-Just received right from
w Lake Superior, also Mackinaw front
June 4, 1855 PRENTISS, HOPKINS g. CO,
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1NABLE CUTLERY--A fine assortment
L. ilistreeeived and selling vers cheap.
Rayenila, June 10, '55 PRtSTIss HopK G. Go
A RGENTINE SPOONS-A new and
n beautiful article and warranted not to tarnish or
change color. Call and see them. s4..7.
June 10, 1855 PRENTIss, HOPKINS e. Co.
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SlLKS, SILKS--Ladies in want of silk
~ dress goods, can be suited by calling at Daya
No2 Phenix Block, assortment is now full and
complete in every respect. call and look at them
they are perfect beauties, and selling cheap al &
Oct 10. IA55 T. -nAVsa
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pONNETTS, BoNNETTS-We have
Just opehed large stock Of Bonncts of all sizes
qualities consisting fdunstabe, softstraw
grade, g0ssaiAer, brilliant, emLrod tuscun diamond.
satin, blkhair lace, etc., with prices ranging from 25
cts to $500. Also very pretty styles Of Misses
and ehildreDs bonetS and flats. Please call and try
them on. PRENTlSS, H0PKfNS& Co. '
May g, 1855 d4et
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1ALEOW CANDLES-20O Boxes of
j SGpefior candles by the Box of lb:
Oct. g. - te- Ay HORR & co
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CARPETS, CARPETS - Just received
Oand now opening large stock ofCafpetngs, some
entirely new patterns, consisting Of BRUSSELS Carpet
ing; Ingram and Papesiry Carpeting Venetian and
cotton Curpetlng and Stair carpeting, at No Phe-
nix BLOCK. Oct 70, h. L. DAY.
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BUFFALO ROBES-Three Bales ptim.
~ Rehes reed This day at A.V.HoRR, & Co.
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AIDES CLoTHS--Afia fiae stock OF La-
~ dies Cloths for Cloaks and capess ofaH ~ dssra-
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SHAWLS, SHAWLS-A large and splen-
~ did stock OF slawls can be seen ut No. Phenix
Block, consisting Of the latest patterns, such
Il snlennlA DnaAn e,a.s.
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NEW DRESS Goobs-A greater saties
" tytban ever, 70 be seen at No Phenfx Block -
our stock Of Dry Goods y now full and compisie, and
meFes, Persia, qwils, French Twills Plaid and SRI
ped haw silks Plaid aud Striped French Merihos CO.
bnsgss Pffamestas, SyInymai cloths, DeLanea Ilsin
aud figured.
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PRENTlSS, HOPKINS & co.
1861 FIRsTT 1866

HATS, HATS - Call and examine our
IL stock of Hats just reed before purchasing else
where. We have all kinds and descriptions at almos
all price5 Also large stock 0ffavote style of Caps
Sept 12, 1855 PRENTlSS, HOPKINS " co.
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kinds Of foods usually kept Dry Goods store can
not al TO DO suited either In prIces style OF matsru
aer looking a our assortment. Just call and look 81.
the and We think you will bo convinced that nd
place 70 buy The hnndsoest beat and cheapesf goD,
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kou.si
Ranaing Washington and C;seina 81 hors
Through Tickets aud n..g.xs Checks to be had IN
THE Baltimore and Railroad, having greatly improved
ofrs fullest Inducements
eers between Wasnson BALTIMORE and all portions OF The West
The connexion between The Washington
washington junction. lately called the Relay ousa nine miles
ea BaumSre This the o change IF ears required b.,
Wheeling Washington station cchecked transferred
uah ehe, ' FOR points bsyou The esnncesne trains sa"s
Washington daily AT Q, and Az Sundays a, The
whselns with Of the CEN
near Wheelug through Cambridge Zanesve aud Newark
COLUMBUS These Trains Newark with tne Newark
MAsfe Sandusky railroad Sandusky, Toledo Detroit
Al Columbus The O.
Of The Liifs xena, CINCINNATI, LOUIS
WILLIE, sc. xrna Line Miami ra,oad cannsrion i.
aaa,e, ia"yse Chicago Raes Island 81 Lou.sc
uacss Nw e oa wheel 1 @ s"S
transferred Cincinnati the mail steamers the ONO
FOR CLEVELAND, and Toledo. Detroit Chi
caro &C. ticket. whan navigaee between
Wheeling and WelsvIe, ory mes where connex'on with
requested while this the
aaordz shrouh ekeis and checks ~ wahinsm also The
great The distance washington Cincinnati is
but Gas miles, being aboa. 100 mics shorter than ny any other
Fare BY through TO wheeling 80
CoIumhus S3 Dayton, SIS 50; Cincinnati, SI6 LOUISVILLE
z sd s s o o% s. a. 5ssio @ g
Chicago So Is and ss so Louis Us sss; Memphis
For Trsderiss and apsr. Ferry apshug Berkeley Springs
cambe.and Bedford Syringe psdmon, Oakland and
Baltimore and wheeins take 8, M
uIin from Wa"n,s ION" ,,o,. noo,o .rec;, "A
var further nformaon through tickets Sc, apply to TIL H.
PARSONS agent, at Washington station $50, = Ao
Master Of Transportation Ba,imos and
May 5-dif ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
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Posr ovrIox DsrAarxssT,
November u, 1855
day Of tsusy. day Juae 'ss, nciu
,hs following the State Of ALAnAsA and IN the
the Contract
once OF the Once Drpans~p, city Of Washington
asi Of The io iasus 1885, 90 be decided on The next
a From Mo,ssm y s;ssp crss ss, n.p', ns.
Is, mile. and back daily win .Ss supply O. S.ssnss
s land q s.s 1,ss ssss sn
and Cisihoss 10 be pslsomsd IN double lne o.
naa. Of o.s four horse mail wagons: q sseisn, capacity
10 carry whatsoever mail may be daily ,sesved a. Mont.
bile IL such cIssss Of steamboats, be suitable In
Ss service a. al u tho year 70 Ss under nc sn
and exclusive control Of the accepted bidder or sddes
any persons having rsh,
late infsIs win The arrivals aud departures Of said
leave Moa.so@ery daily a. 4x,pm,
Leave Mobile daily II, IA. Ist November ist
Jane, and q, IN. residue Of year,
Arrive at Montgomery - hoars, BY ~ M from is, No
vember TO Isl June, and by Up M, residue Of year
NOTE
No pay trips performed
omissions satisfactorily explained three times The Of the
neaioa with depending malls and sucicny excused
q he @ ~ 30 @
sactoy explained certificates Of the afada
or into post Once suffering Injured dssoysd
aud lo refusing amer demand, mail
frequently running
hce. route The Pos O. raj
oSsyns ,hs p. once laws or Of the department
The Postmaster General alter the schedule He may
an s ~ y "o
The - Whole Or N ps a. p" ~, rss
p~nsvd m bids should be addressed the Second A.
The Contracts 70 b. executed and returned 10 NJ
by before 18Th Of February 1856 further
pamphlet advertisement for ,he iubaua
Mississippi Arkansas Louisiana and T lanes q naypar
Nov 24--dsw Postmaster General.
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Nassau nan College OF New jersey, princeton.
should suId acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought 10 mia
Should aud acquaintance he forgot,
And d..x. ~ anita lang = trttt. ~

Should aud acquaintance he frgot,
And days o. aud lang sybe.'
ending
ending June, 1884
year ending 1891 Friedman
ending Jane, c, assemoe
d. O. BY the td OF March, A a. 1887, Al hr latest
the chain Of love hendbip which
entirely exchange IN their
lives aud sympathy and 10 Lament tbs untmey fats Of
OF their most promising con,prers. -
preliminary of the seifsppninted committee will be
held Nondy September A. d. 1885, the United
States Hotel, Chr-nat between Fourth aud Fifth streets
hr will be
adopted M fun 10 attendance possible.
ne is addressed viii be
good committee BY mail with
then respective post Offices
EDWARD j. GRANT, NJ D.,
OF Trenton N. j., Chairman Of Committee.
ALEXANDER q. BART, NJ D.,
philsdephia, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LiGiiT>ER
Of Lane Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLETON
OF Winston, Allegheny Co., Md,
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS,
of Balst, Iron and Glass Works, Nj,
LEWIS W. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland
Committee.
ions WxIDhAk. Of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary
March 27--lawlMatJ [IntetIgencerl
All ne spapers civilized
ed their editorial ceuDns
several scattered through the di
of the globe all newspapers throughout United
STATES requested II sfa,aus insertion
casonay this date aud the ID OF March, A. D. 1851