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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-05

talities for the proper formation Of charac-
ter in the young, for controlling their way
wardness, and for subiecting their whole
nature to the sweet influences Of dutys and
paternal and fraternal affection? And, last
ly, can any body satisfy us thatany Of the
methods Of ofinstruction of general .lapplica-
ton, any Of the agencies and instrumental
tiles Of an educational character that may
be proposed as proper subjects of inyesti-
cation and study, are practicable and at
taind5Ie by the student in this profession?
Can common minds understand these SUBJ
jects and learp to apply theml Are they.
so free from exceptions, from trancehdental-
ism, from mysticism, as always to afford ra-
tional satisfaction in their investigation? Is
the phrase Theory and Practice Of Teach
ing" a asigrifaant. phrase, or an unmean-
ing imaginative, poetical, deIusive one?
Or, if there is any real Significance in tho
phrase, is it of non-essentials limited charac-
ter, which merits no especial attention from
teachers or from any one? y ~. = s',., :
Time will not permit us to enlarge upon
these topics, and before this audience we
need not. There can be but one sentiment
here with respect to either the importance or
the praeticability Of thorough preparation
for the profession which we so highly revere
| j, fro BIB Continued
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basely represented in lie Generhl Assembly.
The most Of Ihe nsmbets Of IA. body whom
you elected arc true 10 their lrhs,, but there
nrc some who are Cooperating with your
enemies, and others who possess not the
nerve 10 stuRd-up 10 their duty like honest,
free, and independent Americans.
Z "Your voice must be heard your infu-
ence fell Not aher the decd is done-nor
after you have been betrayed, sold and dis
grrced-bu, not0, when il will save your
cause, the cause of your country. from ir.
reparable injury. Will YOU aei3 Speak In
The voice Of authority, Us your dars 10 your
represen,alives--speak quickly and in un-
mislakeaole languages speak like Ameri-
cans, "1aliye and 10 the manor born
speak like men determined 10 be ffee from,
all foreign influence This alone cnu save
the American organization from 6isgrace
fui defeat, and yourselves from shame.
IA week from next Wednesday night /
general caucus or the so.called lRepubica,
meml ers will be held TO decide the Senate
rial question, Tho American party can con
trol thai caucus, IL It's Representatives are al
true TO the cause. Every effort, however
is being made by your enemies 10 make irai
tors TO Americanism. lfyou do your duty
spenk in unmis,akeable tones TO your seyera
representatives, and,if possibl,, despatcl
special messengers 10 Columbus, 10 delive
your instructions, Americanism will yet tri
umph. u Will you act? Or will you winl
al wcachesy. disregard disgrace, ana smil
al your own deleaa Ii you faildo do YOU
duty, complain no.hereulier a, The crushin
resulll'' ,sssr9 qa r. gsq l-ry1
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-05
The Presidential COui se.-The Sag"
MIGHT Entries for 1856.

Notes Of preparation for tho great 1uad.
rennial race OF 1866 are distinctly beard
among the trainers in the Sag Nicht Dem
ocra.ic stables. The "Democraiic General
Committee" meets q, Washington on The
18Th lns'., 10 make arrangements lorshe Ma
iionsl Convention, which is 20 assemble az
Cincinnati 10 June. Thas Convention judy.
ing fro II the number Of aspiranis for the
Presidency, who are putting forward their
claims, bids fair to be slaughter house.
Indeed, as Greeley said Of the VIII. Con-
yeu,ion, which nominated Gen. Tayl -
Here is the roll OF names--,he list OF en-
tries, for the great sweepsiukes Of So
New York enters Marcy, Seymour and
Dix;-all rabid Freesoilers; tho FIRST an old
s.aser Of approved wind and Ta'nIrs; The
Others, nothing particular 10 speak Of,
PENNSYLVANIA mo.s ou, Buchanan and
Dalas-lhe lormer. The hero Of "Os!end,"
The a,ler bob.lailcd mug. Of very quesli9n'
uble bottom, even in the NorsherH Li5sF-
ties"
Michigan enters Gen. Cass--but 'ho Con
eral won. run, and himself declares that no
has Il, down." 4ctra l--.s..a.sL'
Illinois enters the "li.Ile giant" Doug
las-long n raining, but Without hope,
even Of an entry, until lhe leIling down OF
Cass. The trainers of this horse declare
his Nebraska pedigree 10 be pro slavery a'
tho South and anti slavery otihs Norlh' a
very consistent proposition, as any lool lana
none bu, lool) muy see. .r .ar.,
Virginia. always ready with plentiful
crop Of "shor grass" stock, enters WISE
the hery Conestosa Of Accomacf and Hun
cr, the grabbed liule scrub OF Fauquier.
1Dear Old Virgniul How have Thy breeds
Of noble bloods degeneraiedll
Texas enters Gen. Rusk- a.gallant sieed
enough, but wanlirg in moule, needing the
spur. and with fetlocks 10 kill. ,,r..al,
New Hampshire and South Carolina, re-
lying upon his traditional luck" enter The
now almost Iorgouen Pierce, n "granie"
-,hunder.gus,er. wihou! speed, battonl Or
responsibility, who milacuIousiy .yonle race
once without merit Of his owR, bnt slmPiy
because his compeIit5r fnade ihe blunuef OF
carrying "donble weight 'e0Ig
Mississippi--or rather A. q, Brown
enters jeff. Davis, the '.game chicken Of The
Souh." with more legs Than brains, and
more brass Than either. Y !. atl{
Tennessee cor rather Andy Johnson
q "bile" and no mislake-7-ihe finest repre-
sentative Of The principles (which are none
o, ally OF his parlyS in The Union; tho ep'~
tome Of Sag Nich.ism; an AboliIionis'' boaY
and bones; and "a humbugGer and asin0'
gogue, beyond Mephislopheles himself Z
All these, and more, have been ,en.esed
for tho grea, "scrub face,p which Is TO
come off a. the Cincinnati ConyenIion,--- -
Does no, any one see that,he ,.shambles,"
which will be opened in that abolition city
next June, will have TO, "rup blood as isee
as feslal wine," before ,aselec.ioh, is made
Of champion horse, for ,be grea. day oi
NoyembeL--Mempbis Eagle YgG
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-05
TnE, RIyKR still remains sin icy 'fetters

. r. ~, -. ~ ,,:..l -. -,
IRE kyER SUI remains IN 'cy ie..efs
bound! 'FroSen.so hard as 10 ADMIT ll . o.
horses and ssleighs,, and oxen ana pti sleos'
crossing onsathe ice. Anhas not renamed
closed sc'iong Tor fouryears at least, "a ana
hasiu1n'sheda hnc opportunity iar niitnS
ieea houses. wnicn mas oeeng 'mpr''eu W
those WHO nave mem q mace 1s ~nen sn,ib 'np
rlIver brestfs mere oFlll pe my dmHpch usmSge ls,
oohe'' Aor lne lcet's SelS hsasy''a 'aAt ""t'h ~
'kely 'oe@r! every .p"g aio"s "h'n,' ~ =
"oiiase nau lor NV WeeAs ,'.e is''" ~ A''''e
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q
1ually,nnd yet iathe face ofall these facts.
and many more. might b. adduced, (did
your committee not deem it impTadentl to
trespass longer suppn'the patience Of The
House we End the applicants again appeal
ing to our Representatives in Congress to fix
again their deadly grasp upon the energy
and industry Of the country: for the period
Of fourteen years. . - 80 ''g@af ~ ~
The. above facts haze mostly been com.
piled from the very able report of Mr.. Car
ter, of Ohio, Chairman ofthe Committee or
Patents, in Congress, and may be found il
reports ofcommittees Of the 6rst session 32t
Congress, 1851 -52. lCE Y 81 Il
Your Committee report the resolution
back without amendments, and recommend
tspassage.dl uos4 .isa9 iiraHh hagot
Whereas. we ,beliexe5 the object Of th'
present patent laws TO-, be protection to th'
inventor, and not the establishment Of
monopoly that may tax the Industrial .pur
suits ofthe country at pleasure; and where
as, we believe the renewal al second time o
the patent on Woodworth's, ,Planipg Ma
chine would violate, the, spirit and design Q
all our laws relating to patents, and fix al
unjust and oppressive tax on mechanical
pursuits Of the country; therefore, afS
oResOt5ed, 5yAs Gsaeral Assembly Of I'll
State IF Ohio, That our Senators in Con
gress be INSTRUCTED, and our Representative
n Congress requested. TO resist, by all hon
orable means in their power, the renewal Q
said patent upon the application of.Willian
W. Woodwork. or any other person or per
sonsn his behalf. ~ ~ s{ei acsE y
The House, after the regular morning bu
siness was concluded, adjourned until Mon
day morning. 's'.''3 ~ 9'''2 -
Last night we attended q brilliant part
given to the members by VIM. D. W. DesE
Ter, Of Columbus, at which the beauty an
chivalry Of the caritolwere assembled.
passed off very pleasantly.
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Coz Co,LuvmaBuuss,. Us. Jan, 20, 1856.

Wd have jas, finished reading ihis morn
ings Cincinnati Times-Pup Tsylor's ,r
gan. We Formerly wers Of the opinion
that Snm.l Modury sioed unrivalled as Il
public liar, but we now "give IL hp." }, W.
give the pOlm 10 the Times, unhesi,aiing.
". Time and space forbid an examination
Of the contents ofihe sheet before us. We
propose simply 10 nosice one single para.
eraph,dfrom a Columbus correspondents o
the eTimesIas ollows, "a .s.ns w. ss,4o
\ t'Serious embarrassment, TO useful legisla
ZION is anticipated during the present session
l0i The General Assembly, in consequence
of neutrality-suspicious. ssprnyisg ,te ,Tam
Perance Lawe and represan,inr
thanccCssiiy Of new laws on tho lsuhect
shassars alseady flooding ihs TWO Housoe
Since tbe Legislature convened, ans hour In
senchi House every moraipg has been con
sumed in the reception and releychce o
those documents, aud appearances indicate
r UflennB nt rour-epgravinpy of model c0tt1ge
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-05

.. Our adviccs from Washington are to the
goth ut. Mr.. Stewart offered resolution,
with the concurrence ifno Speaker shall
be elected before the 18th ofFebruary, the
House IHIqQ adjourn until the 18th May. This
was tabled and the House then voted for
Speaker with Che following result. Banks,
SO; Orr, 60; Fuller, 81; Scattering 8; nee
essry to a choice, JOG, ..,..., n,
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For the Telegraph.
A Nuisance. 23.i rlft9V
MIpDLEpoRr, Feb, 3D..

MIDDLEPoRT, FEB. Sd.
Mn. EDIroR:-1Our usually quiet villngs is dis
graced, at this time, by the presence Of a, gang
Of low lived, foul-mouthed iufians, calling them
selves the e Kanawha Bullies," who make it a
point to'render themselves as obnoxious as pos
sible, to all respectable people. These rowdies
assemble, nearly every evening in the week, at a
certain Bar-roomin this place, and render night
hdeous with their ,bacchanalian orgies, and in
and, drag-outs we are uniformed, is the average
weekly number occurring in end around this
"DETEsrAD1E nEII-HoLE p AT all hours Of the
day and night, the ears of the passers-by are
shocked by the.vulgar slang, the obscene oaths,
and outrageous blasphemes, which are continp-
ally issuing from the mouth Of the VILE DEN.
The''nuisance, Of late, has become tco insult
ferable TO be borne - forbearance has ceased to
be virtue. These rufians collect together in
gangs of from five to twenty-five, procure sup
lply of "rot-gut," arm themselves with canes,
clubs, brick bats, or whatever else they can lay
their hands on, and thus armed and equipped,
they saunter forth from their head -quarters at
this "vLsTIBULE OF HELL,' - the aforesaid Bar
roomAaud march through the streets, proclaim
ing, with hideous oaths and imprecations, that
they g are the Kanawha Bullies'-they are "the
best men in 0hio''-,"can whip their weight in
Wildcats" and other similar expressions.
Cannot these infamous proceedings be stoppedl
Must peaceable citizens be imposed upon, abused
aud insuted, by these brutes in human fornf--
Shall their BEAUTIFUL, example still continue to
be parade1 before the eyes of the youth of oul
town ?, I'VE hope the remedy will be applied,
without delay. ANTI -RUFFIAN.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-05

Rsport Of The commaiitee 10 phom scds en-
trusted The duty of,cOnsidering the pro.
Priety of establishing q Normal School,
unders the auspices Of the Ohio ..Siatt
Teachers AsSociati0n.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-05

iaPRw RENTS IN BRooKLYS.---The pews in
the Plymouth Church, where Rev. H. Ward
Beeccher is pastor, were rented a few weeks
since. 1l73 seats were takeni in one evening,
The rents of these amounted to BIO, 500.
Premiums paid, 81, 76o 90; about 80 per
cent. abovela last year. There were 100 seats
left, and the receipts Of the pews this year,
it was supposed would amount to $13, 900.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-05

N'GoDEYs' LApY's Book The February
number has REACHED ns. y seems that 26
years ago Mr., Cooley established the Book,
and from the published account Of a dinner
given Mr.lG., by tIsc booksellers Of Phila-
dslplis, It appears Chat ho has bought bis
paper # r. t4e sane tpap, dgrius tho oaentire
period. Ills slitOhers and binders are also
nearly alt thc same, hs swlieh hs began
ouriLadV'fcadc,s can here look 'fOr the
@inierfasliions pnd englayipgs. "Thc night
before thu Wedding" and "Refection.I, are
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-05

LEAP. YEAR. A friendaudged our elbow
the other day, and said, "did- you know this
was Leap year? And the ladies bless the
dear creatures. have, again, the chanss to
pop the question, that lies so near their
heartsp' Welt is even So, and y this bis is
Valentine time again, too. /, Now, iwe, never
had Valentine sent to US, but there are
many who have, and who expect to send
these. footprints Of Cupid to their fair ones:
Our friends, Remington y Halliday. eyer
anxious toiplease their patrons, we UNDER
stand, have just received large lot ofNal-
entines, Of all'pnces and qualities, from.ons
cent to two dollars each, Those, Interested
need no u,gipg.to call apdr4buy one,,,alt
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-05

PERSONAL APPEARANCE OF MARSHAL PEI
IssIRB. The following is an exItact lrom
private le!I4r, 6a,ed befor, SeSaslopol:
. was rather surprised a. The personal ap'
pearance Ct the French commanded, Of the
forces. From his character, J expected to
have seen a young, active, man; whereas
Gen. Pellssier is an enormously tut man.
with very white hair. which Is cut very
close; he is so fat ,ha. he is unable To- rlde
any distance. lie was in an open ciatrase
dawn by four gruys and TWO .solalets. pc
outsiders, and an Arabewilh a White p9wing
robo followed III. The Genaraliwas dressed
il uniform, with a number ol aecofosion'
on his breast, and over bis shouldstshe
wore white cloak, somewhat sniilas TO
those worn BY ihe Arab chiefs, Ileis not
very TALL, and his face has o rather good
humored expression, and quito different
from what your imngina,onwouid portray
from his history, either hero or in AFRICA
a. . |
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MARIETTA COIicge---CataIOgu OF the
sfed Officers and students, en-

From this catalogue it appears, that there
are SO students in the College and Prepara-
tory departments. -Four Professors in the
College, with a Principal of the pre-
parators department, and a Tutor. This
College stands in The front rank Of fcolleges
in, Ohio, vs., Its graduates will compare favor
ablyqwith any college west ,,of the noun
tains. pWelsupposeIthere can be no doubt.
thatthe Faculty ofhisa college is equal, if
not supefiof to any other il the. State.
They are all Of them a6tted, for their de-
artments'Sy experience in teaching, and
are masters Of their. ir.business. This Insti-
tuition Has Scholarships to Sell, Of 10 give
away. They propose TO- give S"yalue
received lin all cases 10 the student for his
money! Isy the generosity Of a friend Of
the college, fout9 prize Scholarships have
been endowed, each yielding seventy dollars
a year.uItrhs income win be given 10 the
student in each tlass, Who Shall sustain the
n .
best best G examination p the studies fOrthe year,
We wish the .numberlof students could be
doubled e-'fordit strikesus Chat MirtSa stu :
dents each for the year, is too small asnnu num-
.bef fof'sucli 4 Facllty to. be satisfied with.
Double the 10 number, would yield, double
ItheJeEenue to the college, while the cost Of
maintaining the Faculty would be no great
ef than at present. Vacations are are harvest
seasons, when young men should be gath
cred in-When special efforts should be
made to increase thenumbero Of students.
1f'thes> Faculty wish to have youth to in.
s.rdct, they should go out into the highways
and and b'yjsysys- get acquainted Withthe leig,
apdIthe, parents of the lads too, and when
thesonsis ready to go to college, he will 90
70 Marietta, '6scdnss heis acquainted with
some one Of the Faenlty. This acquain-
tance having been madaso three, or pei
ihaps FIVE years previous Y ecWhile9 the
Professor Of iMinerology is out III va
a. ,ts s,h ...H :
cation hunting up specimens Of coal or
quariE, let him u 1hpuntup specimens of bu-
mapity, out Of which to make men, Men
IKE themselSesI capable of doing something
for The good of the race. This age needs
men. Another reason we may urge in this
connection is, that they are the very best
fitted olof all Others. Urge rpon parents,
notify public lectures, but in private conver-
sationi the dutg they owe, not merely to
themselves Or their sons, but to society, to
give their sous liberal education. They
should quicken the sluggish, restrain The
ovcrzealOus. and thus build up,for them
selves and their noble institution, name
that shall, abide foreyer. so,i /. assas,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-05

"GnAuAM" for February. lies on our Ia
bic. 1t opens With .'HorAtius' "a poem,
Then an article on iDr. Kane. he,'Artic
Sea" man, follo#ed BY other Interesting ar
tic,ss. too numerous to mention. by gifted
writers. See contents. ~
NAffe(lflL-lGls sl-.A4s 2 4
%Ft - ~ " y 7 =. : % I-FIF s. ~ ~
TIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC which we motto
ed few week 5 since, is for sale by our en-
terprising booksellers, Messrs. Remington
q Halliday.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-05

BY Inc dea,h Of N. de RoihschIld, Of
Frankfort IL oppeun that his eodsoD, Sir
Anthony Rolhschild. Vi London, wllece've
s,00o,0 900, and also eaequal share WIN
,hc o,her nephcws and ncices ol The ro5i'
due Of The esla,e Of the deceased
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-05
EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENTS

Columbus, Jan. 26Ih, 1856.
The List of members has at length been
printed, of which we make the following sy-
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-05

ssb61t 4o 1at Below z.ro, during ,he cold
s,,an ,ha lditnYfrhft.t1f Decgtlber N,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-05

N " eriNent Ind sAilIful architects. Space Is al
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-05

ment Of crime, in any Of The Territories o
ihs United States. ot t'gr @aa,
Sd. The people are the irigh,(ul source
tf all political power, and all officers SHOULD
as lar as possible be chosen by direct vo,'
Of the people. o4'9n sai1't H1lts'
'4,h. Candidates for political Office,
shoudIbe meE ofundoubted integrity ant
sobrieIy, and pledged to support the rrinci
pies ol this Platform, by all lawful aid con
sIiiuIional means. ,e#
| ~ 'V757 CONSTITUTION. 'f1s79o
ARr..1 Any legal voter may become {
member Of This Association on subscribing
10 lis Platform and Constitution.
7 ART. g. The officers Of this Association
shall be a President. Vice President, one
Director from each Ward, Treasurer, Re
cotdlng Secretary; and Corresponding Sec.
relary, who shut serve unit. such day d;
The Association shall hppuint for the annual
meetngS.hen and thereafter the officers
shnll be elected anBually.si
ART. 8. The Directors, with the Presi-
dent, Secretaries and Treasurer, shall con.
s,ilu,e committee % disbhrse such funds cs
may be placed al their disposal by the Asso.
citation, and TO perform such other duties as
may rom time TO lime be assigned them.
lai ART. 4. The funds Of the Association
shalLbe devoted exclusively 10 the payment
oi,he necessary contingent expenses Of The
same, for, the purchase and circulation Of
important documents and information, and
in the use of such means as may hive q
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-06-07
LOOK TO YOUR
INTEREST!

THE undersigned having Just returned from
| The Eastern cities, respectfully invites his
friends and the public generally TO ms splen-
did assortment OF Ready. Made Clothing, con-
slsllng as follows
CO.4T'S, PANTS. TESTS.-Gen-
lIcmens Black, Blue, Droh, CIarel, Green and
all Fancy coIars of cloth Goats, Pants and Vests.
also Black, Blue, Drab aud Fancy coored Cas-
inner Coats. Pants and Vests. A handsome as
sortment OF Summer Goats, Pants and Vests OF
every Description Vests from so cents up 10
$3.50.
SHIRTS, S.c.-A beautiful assortment
Of Shirts SHIRT Collars, Drawers, Ties Of eve
~ description.
H3TS.--A fine assortment OF Six and
SLOUGH Hats of every description and colors,
ycry fine articles also some OF Tsylors No.
S,k Has not to be beat. Children's SLOUGH
Hals. large Io Of Straw, Palm, Lcgaorn,
Florence and Panama Has, purchased at tho
Fac'ory aud will be sold cheap.
SHOES.-A splendid assortment Of
Genlcmens, Ladies' aud Childrens Cater
Boots and Shoes Ladies Coored Black Fox.
Parade Boots Morocco Slippers, Welt Bus
kin, Goat Skin, EnameIed. Boys Patent Leath-
or. Calf Monroes, Kip Brogans, Mems and
Boys Calf skin. Kip, Bound and Unbound.
Monroe Shoes OF all sizes. Also fine article
Of Trunks and Carpet Bags.
STOCKS, SUSPENDERS, &C.
Gcnrcmen's Stocks, Suspenders, Silk Pocket
Handkerchlefs. Gloves, Socks, Under Shirts.
Clothes Brushes Shoe Brushes, Shoe Blocking.
Cotton Bats, Ladies Cheap Hose. Also primo
article OF Scgars and Tob'ccO.
IL al Of The above artlcles will DO sold ve-
ry cheap for cash OF TO punctusl customers on
The usual credit Call and examine before you
purchase elsewhere.
A. HUMRICKHOUSE.
Shephcrdstown April ~, $50.
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REPORT ON
SPER MATORRHGA.

lust Published, by the HOW.3RD .7SSOCA7-
y TION, Philadelphia, Report on SPerma,
torrhGa, or Seminal Weakness, Impotence, The
Vice of Onanism Masturbation, or Self-Abuse,
and other Diseases OF the Sexual Organs, with
an account of the errors and receptions OF
Quack,. and valuable advice to the Afflicted.
by GEO. r. C.lLHOUN' VI D, CONSULT
ING SURGEON of the .iSSOCLlTIO.N a
benevolent Institution, established by special
endowment, for the relief Of the sick and dis
tres>ed, afflicted with 'Vlrulent and Epidemic
Diseases A cooy Of Inc Report will be sent
BY mail (in sealed enveIoPe), free Of charge,
on the receipt of hco stamps for postage. Ad-
dress DR. GEO X C.1LHOCN,
No. , South Ninth ST., PhIladeIPhia Pa.
Nav II, 1856. 26-ly.
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Spring Ribbons !

HAVING just received, by Express a
Ii splendid stock of Plain and Stylish
Ribbons, all open for inspection. ANY Ia
dy n having supplied herself with new
Bonnet Trimmings, &C., should not de-
lay on seeing my stock, as prices shall be
cheaper than the cheapest
April II l.. A. SCHLOSS.
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.ST.fTIONERY. &c.

McGufeys readers, Comly's Spoilers (Bon,
sells edition. Walkers Dictionary, Cobbs min
iaIure Lexicon, Rays Arithmetic g parts
Mitchel's Primary Geography, do with ATLAS,
Scholars Companion Familiar Science, Parleys
History, blue and white cap paper, do letter
do bath note do, commercial do, white and
yellow envelopes all sizes, steel pens, black
INK indelllble do,