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NOTICE

TtIE UNDERSIGNED wishing to quit the Livery
i business, Is willing to sell on LIBERAL
TERMS, The Stables are well stocked with HOR.
aEH, CARRIAGES AND BltsGIEs Would pre-.
fer good man for PARTNER One that i ould
take charge Of tusipess. He also wishss 10 SELL
TOWN PROPERTY, and will do 80 on LIBERAL
TERMS. The two Stables are al this time feeding
Horses at 20 cts per SINGLE FEED, and will
continue until farther notice.
Apl. 2g.tf HUHT. BEAL'
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ry-A small party come down from
the Plains on Monday, and reported
with all reasonable despa.ch--imme
tliately to Justice Walkers Court. -
Justice Walker was at home on usual
and had on one of his blandest smiles,
What was tho immediate cause and
object Of this expedition I Report
sayeth not a word In answer. Our
runners have brought in, no case of
assault and battery to-day, and we
await with breathless anxiety to know
what's the matter,
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Gbp Dailq Gnmet.
BATON ROUGE...JuLY 10, 1850.


fE~Sam's letter il In, about Things
in the Eastern Liberties, shall appear
tomorrow. Our table Is grooming and
staggering under the weight Of com
munications, letters, foreign aud do
mestio correspondence, etc. Abide 4
time with patience, gentlemen you
shall all DO heard. The mill IL con.
'inually going, grinding ont all man
ner Of things, II takes nm awful
amour. Of wheat 70 make a little chat,
now days.
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Esrsrsl,eai EErusIfesi
EtesEa .Es.y.jy,UkH.

DOhCELAlN Preserve Kettles tsll
! sizes) Family Ten, and Butler Scales ,
ilulPs patent--inpoved eoneave Il anvil
Nuiciueker, nieeton's Saw. backed Butcher
Knives Mahogany-Zne rinped Butter
nouldH. MONTAN X HUGUET.
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MON1'AN u HUGUET.
Na.tiCc.

THE undersigned has this day asfociaied
with bin In The Hard ware BURNERS
JOHN s. HUGUE'f, aud thankful 10 his
patrons for thnir liberal patronage. soliets
continuance OF past favors fer the new
firm.
Bpl3 y. G.. M0MTAN.
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Or IA T0N ROUGE
A S AGENTS Of the Manufacturers, we
n offer at Factory prices INDIA RUB
Der BETTING, HOSE and PACKING.
Also, Oak tahd, stitched and eemented
Leather Betting
Description as follows
3py India Rubber Betting, from to 10
riches 4 ply India =" +" I" O 10 90
Hydrant House. India Rubber ] to Ia
inches. Warranted 10 stand pressure oi 10
lbs to sqr. inch; Locomotive II Fire En-
guo India X. Hose Ii to 81 warranted to
stand pressure Of i75 lbs TO eqr inch. Pure,
PLAIN and Mixed Packing by the ID. Oak
Tan'd,, Sticked ard Cemented Leather
Betting, from TO 20 inches wide.
All oldets for the above goods filled al
shortest notice and fully guaranteed by
jun17. BARBEE Il BENJAMIN.
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Important To the Trade.

II HAVE on hand, in good condition. $50
4 Kegs Prime Lard, which | will sell in
lots at New Orleans quotations, thus en-
aiding purchasers to save freight, drayage
&c, nc, Those wanting will please call
early. Unlyl0) JOSHUA BEAL.
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lieorgetown Journal

10 The Archbishop Of Lyon has
just issued circular to his parishion.
ers. In which he attributes tho late
inundation Of that city to the fact that
the inhabitants have violated ono Of
the church ordinances regulating the
observance Of the Sabbath. E
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STATE OF LoulSlANA.--parish OF
East Baton Rouge. Judicial Dis.
trict Court Succession Of Charles
RANDOLPH, decd
pY VIRTUE OF the Power in Inc vested
ID az Administrator Of the above success.
sion, will offer at Public Sale, at the
{ oart House door oil said Parish, IN the
City OF Baton Rouge, on
Saturday. che aesh day OF Jaiy. 1855,
at IL o'clock A. NJ, Of said day, the Per
sonal Property hereinafter setiorth and
described, belonging 10 the succession Of
Chas. Randolph, late Of said parish deed
One horse, one saddle and bride, one
saddle and lot Of clothing, Terms Of sale
CASH. II. V. BABIN.
jalyi2 Administrator,
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saw and saw Blades.

( ROsStUT, Pit, Panuel, Rip, lemon,
" Steel and brass back Butchers, Bow,
Webb, Pruning, Back and Key hole Saws,
assorted sizes and the most Of them OF
Spear 4 Jacason'sp make. Always On
hand nj the Hardware store OF
jan25-y. LARs9IEa IL LANoug.
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A SINGULAR uoIsoinEscE. We
visited, few days since, a spot rem.
dered somewhat memorable ~ having
been the scene ofa duel between two
of Kentucky's chivalrous sons. The
position Of tho duolists, about eight
PAGES, was marked by two trees, one
which still bears the initials Of one Of
the par,y's entire name cut into the
bark, the other bears onlyihe initial
Of the last name Of The other party --
Tho tree under which the party stood
who was killed, is dead, having, as we
are credibly informed, gradually dc.
oayed from the time. The other tree
is singular!y typical Of tho condition
Of the surviving party, who is now an
inmate Of lunatic asylum, standing
as Il does, with the lower branches full
Of life and serdurc, while its top is
dead and leshess. Strange thoughts
crowded our mind as We stood and
gaxed upon these unfortunate witnesses
TO an unfortunate deed.
(tianYrrfoyvn .Taurnol
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NEW GOODS
At the Philadelphia Choap store

At the Philadelphia Ghoap atora
THE PUBLIC are invited to call snd ex-
] anime The new assortment Just receiv-
ell at this establishment consisting of the
following
Piece very heavy Plain Black Gras lie
Rhine silk Pieces very handsome Plain
black Bariogs, A few patterns Of Plaid
and Satin Striped ditto. A small assott-
ment Of very handsome Emb'd Hdktsj
nmb'd. Collars, Sleeves, Chemisettes and
Worked Bands, black lace Wells; Filet,
Mills, sc.
In addition Il the above, they have 10
eaived a very large assortment OF Ribbons,
IN all eoIorH and widths, WI ich will be sold
At such prices as will make IT The interest
Of all wanting these goods 10 give tbg es-
Establishment call Iunoll,
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Now Opening.

A LARGE assortment OF China, Glass
a and Flint Ware, Orna,nented Toilet
Sets, China and Tin Water Coolers, as
sorted sizes, Self Sealing Fruit Cans, So
lar, Hall, and Astral Lamps.
Also, Just received fine assortment Of
Rocking Chairs, Armotrs, tables, &c, &c.
lulyio J. PIPER Il GO.
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PIANO TUNING AND nEpAIsIN,

PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING.
~ w. BANG, would respectfully inform
". his old frisnds ard the public, that he
has returned to this City, and will shortly
open music store. Orders, now, for tun-
ing OF repairing will be promptly attended
70. Address g. w. Bang, Post office.
iuly6.im
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Land nj n Bargain.

C0n ACRES of we'll timbered land,
C@O admirably adapted for wood
yard. The land is located in the Devils
Swamp, about II miles above this city,
and fronts The river. Thirty acres Of ii are
under fence and in cultivation. A bargain
may be had, by making immediate appli-
cation to
julye-tf. L. Z. POWERS & co.
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Emglish Hosiery.

lust opening NJ the PHILADELPHIA CHEAP
y sToHE-@s large appointment Of these gpedH,
consisting Of Gents white, Brown and Fancy col.
orad Hose Ladies', Misses and BoyH ditto. In MI
qualities. The above goods are all bought from
importers and must seund very cheap TO thos1
who can appreciate a good article or can see the
differenee between German and Fnglsb Hosiery.
Call and examine for yourselves. june2T.y.
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Heads OF Families and Hotels. Bakers
Confectioners and Traricsman.

RE solicited TO bear in mind that | am
"A now receiving, thee times per week,
large lots Of fresh ground st. Louis Flour,
aside from my own manufacture, which
can specially recommend TO the attention
Of all, My Flour is all ground to order, OF
sound, selected wheat, and we'll milled.-
Persons DESTROYS OF securing the best will
please send their o. ders 10
jlyi0 JOSHUA BEAL.
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Corn A. Cob Mill.

TO ARRIVE in few days direct from
l. the mandatory, assorted sizes Of the
celebrated Little Giantn Corn and Cob
Mills, at app LAneuirn h LAroub's.
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CURRY COMBS, Cistern Faucets
~ Brass Faucets, Molasses Gates. &c,
mayo. MONTAN Il HUGUET.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-15

REGULAR SALE DAYS, kD>EsDAS AND SATURDAYS,
Conditions of Salc-TEKMS CASH.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-15
GENTLEMENS' CLOTHING

and Genllcmens' Furnishing Gends-Coats, Pants
Vests. Boots shoes, HAS, Shirts Cravats. Socks and
Tnder Clothing.
NB-JACUB PENY. the pioneer member OF the
Arm. is now in the Atlantic States. giving his entire
attention TO importing GOODS dlFect from rance
and forwarding them here. which We are now re-
eeiving by every steamer This arrangeneht enables
Ms TO yet u the NEW SrT LES or GOODS hong in
advance of all competitors, and VIC only ask pur
ehasers to call and the value OF their money.
We feel sure thai none Will complain OF The price
or quality OF our NEW GOODS.
hCR WHOLESALE STORE. eoener of First
~ street and the Plaza, Is led with a large stock
otllEANN GOODS, Tor count trade, and the whole
sale prices greatly reduced from those formerly
charged. JACOB X CHARLES LEVY X co.
harysvie, bcohcr :, lSi6. oc7-i
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-15

~ Ir. j. l. t.APKAY.-The gentleman whose
nuuc forms the caption Of lhis notice /. one OF th.
ir" modern pi!scsHus WAr>" application 10 his pro
ItSsI"h ana d'NuOu To the atil cicd render him nkr
an ornament 10 the one and benefit To the O,hrr. \
Hungarian 10y birlh.he sought wth ku>>ulh to place
MS cuuhlr! among the nations OF car,h brl und the
"PfrtsS"f rult that her son; might rejoice IN the
Pr''ute ol those precepts which alike our glory
anu our PrIc III hie Efforts 80 To do, he has rtaptd
ihc reward o IN GcCtlai resistance To UIprtstionahI
IA nome aud country know liin no more" Apart,
however from hi' claims upon our con, ,dtrHliuu
Pa'ilul, ne testimonials ui character and capacity
"hch ne brings tnlllc him tu public confidence. to
lhc exclusion Of those who pus-ees neither The one
or me "ihrr. Asa gentleman his character is unfair
hlShcd: rs u physician, hl- skill unsurpassed: end
10 lho'7 whose ihprndcncc has left upon Them the
tdliis ol disease, We can COnsclciuuiI,y commend
MN "llh me Hs-uranc" that III him they Will find
TREND whom to know i great gain. The Dr : oiIc.
Is NJ" dhhd AtmoA liai, corner OF Sacramento and
montgomery slfttls san frdnri>cC. ali-3m
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-15
EVERY DESCRIPTION
AMONG WHICH ARE PRINCIPALLY

EDICH FLOUNCED SILK ROhES: plain Bro
u q cade SILKS; Saline striped Mozambique silks
pain black do plain black and ribbed Italian Silk>
ali coors silk Velvet all Colurs French Satns finest
plain and figured DlaEe. all wool line French Cash
neres; a large assortment of French and Engl sh
Mernos: tine wursted ana all wool Plaids EmOrui-
dercs of ali descriptions large suppl. of fine linen
and pearl Thread Lace aud the latest style Of Grape
Bugle Collars and Sleeves; the finest assortment ot
hay state Long Shawls; laIeSt style Paris made Silk
Velvet, Gray Cloth, and al colOrs Ladies' Talmas,
hnntiIlas and CluakS; fine silk Ladies' Manias all
colors and sly leg and the largest aud most extensive
assortment of Ladies' Misses and Chidren's CATERS
and Shoes, with or without heels. White Goods,
Barages, Lawns, Mantilias, Shawls Bonnets kid
Gloyec-n eetrything pertaining to ladies' wear.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-15
Through Tickets Furnished So Including
TraDsl; of tho ls;hm,is.
DECLARATORY NOTICE

"a OlItE - HhkEbi hlNEN-Ihut |, MarN G
~ Sml.h, wife ot James v. smith, Of tho county
o. huc' ANA state of CaiIipnIa, do her, by declare
mat ! mend from and uI,rr his d.ie, to carr, on
hH>htss IN my own name and un my own a,, o iil
~ NHd county al Butte. and that said business l.
thhi OF irmIug. raising bus ing and selling STOCK or
an hlhd' ahd 'hat Viii b" ludIN IddIN res uon-ih
IA my own name. for all debts contracted lt me- en-
account "l HA S'id business. And further Gcclar,,
al me amount OF capital invested by ne in saIi
n'.uiS', does not exceed the sum Of five thousand
dollars
In testimony whereof | have horrunto set my
hhni @ and SEAL ths the eth day of October 4. II.
1876. her
MARY G = SMITH, lisa
mark.
mana subscribed 10. bcIorrlne this the eighth
uh! "I october, A. ID. 1886. SAMUEL GLASS.
oci'-"" Justice Oi the Peace.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

PIONEER VARIETY STORE i!
n IN ID
Yankee Notions Depot.
MYERS STREET, THREE DOORS FROM MONT
GOMEI.N. NEW BRICK BLOCH,
oRovILLE.
NN-HEEECAN BE DRAINED all sorts ofu.efnl
w and oruuiheetnl ARTICLES, not to br found in
any other store H. e county, consisting OF the largcst
and best selected stock Of
Hardware, Carpenters Tools, Garden
SEEDS, Books, Stationery, Build
crs' Materials, Woodcnwarc,
Patent Medicines and
Pocket Cutlery.
EVER OFFERED FOR S.lLE IL THIS TO wv
-AL>U-
Prime Chewing Tobacco. aud Genuine IIavnna Cp,r.
Aducy A. iccs, rerfsmery. Looking Glasses,
Wall Paper. children, Toy, EevolNcrs,
Pons, oils. T.rpeutiue Putty. Cam.
phrnc. Lamp OIi. Candies. Quick
silver Il Musical lnsIruhenls.
-ALSO--
lamp Chimucys, Ladies' Riding Gloves.
sand Paper, shoe Knives. Cund estlcks
" rllluS fdl"r, fIdl'hS tWd@,
kulNt- ld Forks, screw Drives,
combs and Brushes. ,Gangrr'- Rules,
IrIs- iiuu~ amt tnses, Tap liurerS and Gimcts,
Faucets and Files, Locks, llouh- Staples,
MARKERS aud Gauges, Punches, Paper Cutters,
lunncrs and Compa9scs, Bus and Piitirs, Androns
Horse Brushes. Pump-. Spukc-ShaVeS,
sailors Palms. Dog Collars and Chains,
Cuif.c MiI-, Meat Hooks, Wash Boards,
Bench Screws. Sash IuOis. CLOTHES Pms. Fancy Bas
ish Hooks. Bed Cords, Nct, SER WrcnChes,
Iun Caps. Chnuping rray- " hips and Canes.
Cue-lcs and Wax. cue i.rathens,
Gents Driving Cloves.
Also
complete Orimcnt of Toilet Articles. Candles OF
every description. DrIrd Fruit. Preserved and
Gr.cn. Nuts of all kinds The Atlantic
and European Papers and Magazines
ou the arrival ui The steamers.
These goods have been selected with the greatest
purchased cheap, and VIII be furnished To oar
customers either at whusaie retail, us low as by
any other store ia The llne-.
{ r. Persons desiruns ot Obtaining any article from
san Francisco, do nj asInal per cent. advance
upon the first cost 10y leaving their orders AT this store
Nh. G PAYNE
n. Il All outstanding debts due The firm of j. II
Smith X ca" must be- paid Ia the undersigned or his
agent. J. j. Lo kwoud. IA, he alone Is authorized TO
use the name of The firm in liquidation.
oc2-lf WM. G. PAYNE.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-15
MlSCELL LANEOUS.
SELLING OFF 1T COST!
Ladies' Emporium of Fashion
MRS, M, l. NEWELL

- -
INTENDING To CHANGE HER BUSINESS offers
tor sale, AT COST. her large and well selected
assortment uf
MILLINERY. LADIES APPAREL. GENTLE.
MENS' FURNISHING GOODS, FANCY DRY
GOODS, Sc. would respectfully call the attention of
This community TO the iact that although She mas NOT
have 80 immense ,tock the LdticS' EIchsng, vet
SuE WALL. not HE UNDEK>Ol.D.
Among her block may be found Ladies' Dress
Goods, French Lawns, Printed Jacourls,
Fancy and Plain wiss Mu-ns, French
Lawns and tinghdns. Ihlbeis, De-
aine-, Poplins. silks. Embroi-
dcrA, Linen Edglngs and
in,crtin,s. Mtnlilas.
choice lot Of Millinery Ribbons, laces, Flowers.
Blondes. Head dresses and Mourning Goods
l.eghOrn HAS Tor Boys, Gimp iials Tor Misses -
Fhnnci- of every variety, Bed Ticking, Linen Dam
ASK and Crash. Scotch and French Diaper. Embru
dcrcd aud Grass Cloth Shirts Marseilts, Quilts, Long
Colh and Mosquito Nels
Gents Goods--Drawers and Under,hirs. Cravats
l1dIdkrrch,cts Gloves. Linen shirts.
Mun"ry WORK and Mantau Making executed with
nrHnr-s and promptitude.
nH- have just received in addition So the above
stock, beautiful assortment of Clothing, HAS. Caps
Shirts &c. suitable for Boys.
Thankful t,r The liberal patronage of my friends
a confirmation of The same from them and The public
generally, is respectful! solicited.
NJ NEWELL.
Montgomery street. opposite liuntoon's Exchange.
broviilr Npy Iii. l-jd. jy -
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-15
oRoVYLLE PROGRESSING
NEW BOOT and SIiOE STORE.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL!

an THE BRICK STORE. NEXT DOOR WEST To
IA To the tLl'cd states House, Montgomery street.
The subscriber i, now opening and uti-r. for sale
the greatest variety and the best quality Of
BOOTS AND SHOES
cupalion, age and sex. Having bccn six Years
engaged in his business in California and connected
with an importing House, the subscriber ttcrs him
sell TINT he can and Ml sell goods of good quality
cheap any other house IN the country. prime u
OF the c,lcbrnlcd ing BuuS, the best Boot in the
state for Miners and Laborers. Gents me Boots
Caters, Ties, and slippers. Ladr>, Misses an I
thlldrcn's Gaiicrs Buskius, Ties and Slippers IN
great variety.
BooI, hy he Case rs low rs they can be bought
below, with the addition of I've ght
The best Wortnen constantly employed for man.
ulacluring and repairing to onler:
Scptcmber l9lh, 1886. FOGG
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-15
j. g. G. LEVY & 60.
FIRST IN Till FIELD,
WITH
TIVE LATEST STYLES
OF
Fall and Winter Goods,

FOR
RABIES AND 3EITJTLI G3EIITJTLIEE22.Gs3EzI2g Ell GE2g
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-15

WM. II. ABELL......G General Auctoneer
FOR UKONIlLE AND CUTIE COUNTY
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-25
az Don't pance.n

A plain unlcttered man came from
the country in the State OF Alabama,
to Tuscaloosa. and On the Sabbath
went early 10 church. He had been
accustomed to attend meeting in school
houses and private dwellings, where
each one appropriated to himself tho
FIRST seat which he found unoccupied.
He selected there convenient slip.
and awaited patiently the assembling
Of the congregation. The services
commenced. Presently the music OF
a full toned organ burst upon his as
lonished ear, he had never heard one
before. At the same time the gentle
man who owned the slip came up the
aisle with his lady leaning upon his
arm. As he approached the door OF
the slip. he motioned for the country
man 10 come out, In order to give
place to the lady. This movement
The countryman did not comprehend;
and from The situation Of the gentle
man and the lady. associated as It was
In his mind with the music, BE- immc.
diatcly concluded that cotillon, or
French contra dance, or some other
dance was intended. Rising partly
from his seat. he said 10 tho gentleman
who was still beckoning to him, 'Ex-
cusc me, sir---cxcusc me. II you please
Il don't dance
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-25
Aur.t Lixzie's Courtship.

Why, you see. when my man came
courtin' hadn't the least thought
OF what he was after-not I. Jobie
came TO our house one night after
dark. and raped at the door. ! open.
ed II. and sure enough there he was
Come in says /; take cheer
No Lizzie. says he, I've come on
an arrant, an l always. do my arrants
fus,
But you had better come in and
take cheer. Mr.. W
No, | can't. The fact is, Lizzie,
I've come on this ere courtin' busi.
ness. My wife's been dead these
three weeks, and every things going
to rack an ruin right long. Now.
Lizzie. il you're mind to have me,
an take care Of my house an my
children. an my things. tell me. an
I'll come in an take a cheer, If not
I'll get some one else tu.'
Why, l was skeered, and said:
eff you come on this courtin' bust.
ness come in. l must think ont lit.
tle.'
No. l can't till l know. That's
my arrant. and can't set down ill
my arrant is done.
Il should like to think on II day OF
two.'
No you needn't Lizzie
We'll, Jobie. if must, l must: SC
here's tu ye, them
So Mr.. W--came in. Then hs
went after the squire. and he married
me and Jobic right off, and | wen,
home with Jobie that very night.
l tell you what it is, these long
courtin's don't amount to nothin' a
all. Just as well do it in a hurry.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-25

The firesidc Is a seminary Of infirsle
importance. II 10 important because II
is universal, and because the education
Il bestows, being woven with the wool
OF childhood, gives form and color TO
the whole texture Of life. There nrc
few who can receive the honors of q
college, but all arc graduates of-the
hearth. The learning Of the university
may fade from the recollection; its clas-
sic lore may moulder in the halls Of
memory but simple lessons OF home,
enameled upon the heart in childhood,
deies the rust of years, and outlives the
mature but less vivid pictures Of after
days. e
= So deep, so lasting, indeed, are the
Impressions Of early Rfe. that you often
see. man. In the imbecility OF age,
holding fresh In his recollection the
events OF his childhood, !, whi'c all tho
wide space between that and the pros
cnt hour Is a blasted and forgotten waste,
You have, perhaps, seen an old and half
obliterated portrait, and in the attempt
to have IL cleaned and restored you have
seen il fade awav, while a brighter and
stiii moro perfect picture, painted be-
meath, Is revealed 10 view. This por-,
trait, first drawn upon the canvas, is an
apt illustration of youth; and though Il
may be concealed by some after design,
siII the original traits will shine through
the outer picture. giving Il tone while
fresh; and surviving IL In decay. Such
10 the freside; the great institution
furnished for our education. 4.f