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The election of Mr. Fillmore is certain if every Amer
row. Signal.
managed to fall behind some $4,000 votes. Some
of the K. N. papers say that that was owing to the
"prejudice and Ignorance" of the people. 1t
was owing to Mr. Gilmer's want of votes, to say
nothing of tie unpopuarty of Mr.. Fillmore and the
popularity of the Kansas-Nebraska act. The single
and simple fact that Mr. Fillmore is sworn third
degree Know Nothing, is sufficient to defeat him
Tell man, five years hence, that he oncea Know
Nothing, and he will resent It as an insult. =
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A Democratic Pr0cess;;on.,

New YORK Sept 10.-A tremendous Democratic
procession passed through the streets last night It
was five miles long, composed of about 90, 600 peo-
pie, with fifty bands of music, and innumerable
banners. The crowd dispersed quietly at midnight
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JONES' SPRINGS, WARREN.-Mr. Jones has sold
this establishment to Messrs John E. Boyd, j. s.
Jones, and J. R. Jones, for 10000.
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SECOND Electoral District.

Messrs Blow and Warren, candidates for Elector
in the Cd District will address the people at the fol-
lowino times and places:
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RY VIRTUE OF DECREE OF THE COURT OF
ID Equity for the County of Wake at last May Term,
shall proceed Saturday the 18th day ofSepteber
Ct the Court House door City Of Raleigh, 70 ss
House and Lot formerly Belonging 10 VIM Cooke Any
lately occupied by Rex, A. McDowel Tho Lot spltaps
upwards of an acre Of ground adons the lsus Of p
Devereux, Esq., and Others and is STATED in delightful
part of the City The Improvements sufficiently good
consisting in part of commodious Dwelling with
ment story and all convenient outhouses make 1t most
desirable family residence Persons wishing 10 examine
the property will please call the undersigned prev GUS
to the day of SALE Terms made known at the sale
W.. W.EVASS, Commissioner. =
N. B. The sale will pesoely take place ihe abovs
day - SS-ss-s-1e -sesst =
Raleigh, Sept. l, 1856. sA-swtd :
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Mayors O6oa.

10y RALsiaB, Sept 9th, 1855.
II ton will be made to the General Assembly for
an Amendment TO the Charter of the City of Raleigh
WIN DALLAS HAYWOOD, Mayor.
6k-swSn.
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sPECIALTERM.i

STATE OF NORTH-CARgLINA, GRAN
- WILLIE County, Superior Court 0f Law Ind Eq,iif3.
September Term, A. D., 1855 ~ ~ ~ X
Ordered by His Honor Judge Person. that Speca Yer
of this Court be held for the County OF Granville afot
said at the Court House in Oxford to oommspce on S
fourth Monday Of Noyember next and eentihue for t7o
The Sheriff suitors and witnesses in civil ire here
by notified of the order and required to
in prosecutions and indictments alcnot required ~
attend. q ~ e = 49, =
EUGENE aRIsSoA. q. 9. c,
Oxford Sept. 8, 1856. =. e5-t4MN.
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saisF. ne 4fssss sta.s Ran.
!. We have reesis the sepssr5bsr nanbera f tl,lt
excellent Journal the Aistor e
shicb extract TIE following ID relation Is 10
approaching State Fair: g .ss 4,
THE STATE FAIR-Bear IN mind The State Fair will
be opened in this City the 14h of October. Make your
tme to attend and be to bring
thing along with you to exhibit If you have prepared
thing specially for the occasion gather somstna how
ours is not made up of towering mountains foamirg
aracts aud bllOwy but of small atonseach furnish
ing matter for curious and instructive examination So of
Fans is not the big fat CATTLE huge machinery, pro-
digous pumpkins that form the chief attractions: the
merous smaller specimens of and natural productions
possessing beauty utility and perfection and manifestng
skill ingenuity industry make up the grand and impos
interest and contribute something the of
the and every North Caronian should take pride in
dong whatever be in his render the show
not only respectable but equal superior similar
exhibitions in other Sates-Aye let beat them
W. CALL then, upon al-and especially upon the ladies'
to be READYto attend in and bring something to
show We hope the ladies will take the into
sideratonit tends greatly to maintain their rights and
enlarge their com fortsand agate the subject from
until the time for the meeting giving rest to husbands
or brothers until they them the right spirit and
prompt them to the right action Let have grand
mass meeting Of the whole State which shall send back
thrill of delight and spirit of improvement from its centre
to its circumference"
With the Arator" we ask who is to deliver the
annual address at the Fair?
The State Fairs in various portions of the Union
will take place as follows:
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~t~S-.s.4 49, A<SHSsy ANY,
Jones, VIM F
Z Jordoh, Matthew .
Keith Annie s,,
King, Miss Martha
Levy, Henry 81 s =
Lynn, w NJ x. e:
Lynn, Zachariah ]
Lassater, Elizabeth
Lee, Mrs Mary .
Lynn, w N & Bro .
: Miller, Mrs Sarah
Morgan, Mrs Catherine
McCullers, Miss Sophrana
Mangum, l. II
McDeystt, &C
Mitehener, Miss Martha A
Moore, Ct B
Morris VIM -
Watcher, Robt
Mirer, Wv
Neal, MisssA p - s
Newell, Jesse p
Nixon, W G
Pettiford, Albert
Pontons Miss Emily P
Perry, Col Robf <ge
Pearson, Emily
Parsons, 4 LIS
Pollard, Casweli & 81 :
Peace, George - 4.
Parker, J Cl..,s...s.-a5s.s !. ,,sI !.
Parke, Mrs Ann B -, :
Pnlliam, ] LIZ So, -
Rabnrn, Miss Martha
2 Rogers, Miss .Rebecca
Rose, VIM J
Ryuls, John A
Rowland, Mrs Isabella i
Rodman, VIM y -, =, ~ /,
Q Stewart, Chas d ~ ( q y
S0rrell, Matthew 50 :,
Safer; Elihil -, ~ s.-.ses
Smith, Henry x. = =
Stone, DayidsL F. s9;-'5,l- !
Smith. HB.& Co {
Shields, A r =
Sherlock, Robt y
Smith, r W
Stevens, Lavinea
Smith, Miss Artelia G :. =.
Styres, Abram or his heirs :, .
Stanly, Hon Edward ~ =
Stephens, Joseph - .Sss.sts. !.
Taylor, James ~ 49, 4.
lilly, John ssj,.;5r.
Q Utley, Miss Martha s :
Walker, Rev Mp
Wilkins, s B @Ssf
Weathers, Mrs N E
Williams, Mrs Sallie :.
Watson, Andrew
Whiteharst, Mrs Amanda r
Woodrow, James -
Whitaker, Mr. (Bookseller) 4
Williams, T W.. 6
2 Williams, Thos.O al
Z -. .s KS ~ :
If the above letters will please say
yWM.. WHITE, i. NJ.
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A0ohAS, O0AACo III =
Aduer, Ava
Adams, Mrs Stephen :
Adams, A e
Blalock, Hugh or John !
Baxter, r P 9.
Bowles, Thos G.
Brister, Patrick
Brown, Hon Bedford -.
Barker, Thomas
Beatty, VIM J
Beckham, John 81
Burrows, Mary G. D =
Beasley, w II
Burgess, w w
Brown, Jason p
Bond, J NJ !.
Brady, John !.
Bishop, Geo W
Broadwell, P W
Bosby, Logan
Baker, Miss Martha
Belvin, Wick :
Cope, Isaiah
Cox, Nathan
Creach, P Z. s
Cole, James M -
Corbett, Warren =
Coley, Edmund .sfi
Chadwick, S w -.
Dibble, G B -
Davis, F NJ
Evans, Miss Nancy
Exum, Miss Rebecca
Ferrand, Eugene 2
Faucet, Henry n
Frensley, J L
Freeman, Nathan B
Grissom, Willie
Griffin, VIM 8
Griffice, ] w
Grady, d.
Griffin, Q A r,
Green, ID F
Griffin, ] p.
Gill, David
Haysood, E B
Herrin, Sarah II
Hayworth, w D --,.s
Hunter, J Beverly
Henderson. Franklin
Harrison, Moses B
Hiss, Angelina
Hodge, Mrs. Educy A
Hunt, VIM
Harrison, Chas II
Hinton, Miss Angerora
MOVE, JOnn wv
Hutchinson, VIM T l., :
Herndon, Lesley
Hill, Nelson
Herald, Ed Religious
Haize, J
Hayes, Mrs Anna P
Harrison, Mr. b
johnson, G
Jones, VIM +. .-
Jones, B y
Persons calling for any Of
they are advertised. 81
Raleigh, Sept. IL, 1856.
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Ses on Sunday night last year old Bull Calf of u
black brown colorin fine order Any person. Informing
me of the whereabouts bringing him TO me- win be
orally rewarded. q ANTONI0 pIzZfNlS,
Sept IL, 1856. ~ q. s-s2s * q 81 3SW8;ss 81
NOTICE.-AT THE LATE SPECIAL TERM OH:
~ Wake County County Court held Sept g. 1856, ieS
tiers of Administration the of the late Asey D.
Holland were granted to the undersigned. 81 So. -
All persons indebted to the estate having funds ~
other effects in their hands thereto rques ed
against the estate present Diem dnyauth NJ
tcated according Hiaw for payment IS e
September IL, 1856. s: g ~ SsE7 EsS5Gafud.
COUPON BONDS FOR sALE.-THREE COU.
~ pom Bonds Of the State Of North Carolina Apply ~
- ~ ss.ss5s s y W. a.. JONES,
- . $3.50 y: - Cashc Br. BksCape Fear.
Sept. II, 1856. TT q s. = sS-swS.. i
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LISTOF LETTERS.

LIST OF LETTER9 8 ..'.s -!
y EXAMINING In THE POST OFFICR AT BAL
- EIGH, for the menth ending LIST Sept 1855 =
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Will Democratic friends who fond of coupling
solution adopted by the Democratic State Convention of
Ohio in February last?
"Reolced That the people of Ohio, they haue al
dane look upon slavery evil and unfavorabe to
the development Of free institutions and that entertaining
these sentiments they WILL at I'LL times feel to be their
duty to use I'LL posoer cay gioe By the terms of the
tionN compact to prevent its increase to mitigate and
finally to eradicate its eciks"
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ACRES Ks4N1l1raR SAIL
5000

Septemeber II, 1855. = :,
20 Register and Age copy till day.
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ELE TORS
FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRES1DENT

For the State at Large:
HENRY NJ. SHAW, OF CuRRIrucK,
SAMUEL P. HILL, OF CAsWELL.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-12

Against the insidious wiles Of foreign Influence.
conjure You to believe me- fellow-citizens the jeal
ousy Of free people enght TO be constantly awake
History and experience both prove that foreign in
fiuence is one Of the most baneful foes Of repub
lican government Waskingf0n's FaresCeu Address.
Foreign influence 10 America, is like the Grecian
horse to Troy: II conceals an enem~ In the heart.
Wecannot be too careful TO exclude its entrance
Madison.
I can scarcely withhold myself from joining IN
the wish of Sas Deane thai there was an ocean Of
fire between this and the Old World. jefferson.
II is true that we should become o little more
Americanized- jackson.
They make our elections curse instead Of bles-
sing.--Marfin Van Buren,.
Lord preserve our country from oil foreign infu-
cnce--Last Prayer Of Gen.. Jackson. .e
The People Of the United States: May they re-
member that TO preserve their liberties, they must do
their own voting and their own fighting g-Harrison.
eff ever the liberty OF thisiRepubie is destroyed,
IL will be by the Roman Catholic Priests" i
ss ~, Gen. Lafayette.
"There is an imperative necessity for reforming
The Naturalization laws of the United States |"
Daniel Webster.
repeathere, what have said elsewhere, that
IL there be those at the North who want Presi-
dent 70 rule the South--if those at the South
want q President who win rule the Morrill, do
not acanf fheirvoi<S. u can never represent them.
I stand upon the 6f0ed platform Of the constitu-
tion and the laws II I should be called upon to
administer the Government, the constitution and
the laws Of the country shall be executed, atevery
hazard and at every cost. ,sr..,ts faa7s
From Filmore's Speech at Rochester.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-12

s.sIf I thought there was drop Of Democratic
blood in my veins. ia let IL QUIT AMEs BUCHANAN.
- Ten Cents day, is enough for laboring
man.--J AdEs BUcHANkN.
s.sThe influence OF Slavery Is demoralizing.
Let our National Legislature useis most zcalous and
strenuous exeions to nhbt the existence Of Slavery
in any of the Territories or States which may here
after be created by Congress.-JAMEs BUCHANAN.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-12

n Summer yvbeSi the rlxxS %YeSr
L0mE. 8.
To summer when the days wese inn.
Mewaiked togetler ID wood:
Sweet huttsrings were there II 81 blood -
II Summer when the days were long. 8
w Y, st'ayed from morn tiIl ovenipg casne.
We gathered flowers ana woy4 d crowns.
We walked mid popies red rs fame. s
Or sat upon the yellow downs,
And always wished our lie the same.
In summer when the days were lone.
~ ieaped the hedgebron, erossed tie brooltxs
and eni. her voice flowed forth in song,
j Or else she read some graceful book.
J In Summer when the days were long. q s. !. 81
And then We sat beneath the trees. - s.
With shadows 1essening IN the moon:
And. IN the sunlight and the breeze.
w w. e I. ieasted, many gorgeous june,
!" ME iaiks were singing Q er the 1eas, -.
In Summer, when the DAYS were long.
On dainty chicken, snow-wllite brad. 81
We feasted, with no grace but sof,cr 81.
We piuckcd wild strawberries rire and ped
= In Summer, when the days were long
Weloved. ana yet we knew Il not.
For loving seemed like Breathing d, shen.
We found heaven ii every SPOT.
Saw angels, too, IN Oh good men.
And dreamed Of God IN grove and erot-
In Summer, when the dars re lone -
Alone wonder, mtlee alone: 5.
see her not; but that old aonc a s.
Under the fragrant wind Il blown. s ). e e
In SUMNER when tie daysnre long. E y &
Alone wander III lie uood: il
But one fairspirt hears ny siehs; 8
And half / sec, so glad ana pood.
The honest daylfghtof her ewes. -
That charmed me under earlier skies !
Ineunmer, when fhe days are long.
lore her, ,ns we loved of old:
My heart i light. my steE, s stronc.
For love brings hack tIloae Il0rss 81 roId 81 s.
In Summer when ne days are lonc. zs q s
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BY MRS. HARRIET N. PREWETT.


rillnorc can be Elected.
We cannot better subservs NE eanse Of patrioli1m
than by adopting and presenting 70 our readers, the
following sepsible views from the New York Ex-
press 1t contains true expose Of the prospees Of
the canvass II win show our rsedes that there's are
mon who are not yet enemies 10 the South.
Thiscanvass presents many unusual points Of con.
sideation. all worthy Of the more thought from the
novelty Of mems positions. Fremont, q Southern,
born man, Is brought up IN amt Southern candi.
date; Buchanan, Northern-born man, is brought
up as an amti-Northen candidate; that i. candi-
date to carry out the Pierce policy in Kansas and
the annexation Of Cuba, The issue these two men
present is fatal one to the peace and prosperity of
the Union because IL h sectional and because it is
certain TO keep up sectional feuds and fights. If
Buchanan is elected there nothing settled
in every Northern State. there win be large majori
ties against him, when the Fillmore and Fremont
vote are combined These maorities will not be van
quished when Buchanan attempts to carry out the
Cincinnati policy that elects hmbut on the contra
~ win be incrcasedby it, viii be magnied and pro-
longed. The North is not 10 be sabdued any more
Buchanan must either betray the Southern policy
that elects him. or keep up just such feeling and ags
tation in the North as Pierces policy has created
Under this agitation. Southern institution cannot
prcsperor thrive, for they want peace and theirpol
icy is peace and they thrive best It peace
agitation is the natural abolition element
1t is easy for us Fillmore men in the North to
throw every Northern vote, we think, in every Nor
ther State, against Buchanan. We Aape bat to
eoalesce ssR Abolifen and dpide dc
and the thing Is done. Pennsylvania even, Bucian-
ans own State, can Be carried against Buchanan by
$4,000 majority But pe fglt fhis battle upon prin-
cple, and considering Fremont unfit IN person. and
treaeheroas TO tho Unionin political position, We
cannot and riH not form eoaIticnss that may giuc
him even opponent strength merely b censare noi
nal rictory. Buchanan is weak nall the Northern
States, as the succor Of the Pierce policy. which
even the South disowned in throwing Pierce over,
and in taking up Buchanan, and il i very easy 70
defeat him. In rown State Of New Fork, he is
mot even practical candidate, yet, only eandi
date in theory The battle here is really between
Fillmore and Fremont, and We show that we think
so daily by directing al our FIRE upon Fremont and
4 Ignoring even the existence Of buchanan. Hence
liz buchanan Is to receive Nohern votes. it II only
by the division Of the opposition, and whatsvs
Electoral ticket he wins win disclose him 10 be Il
the minority. s. i
What, then, is the policy Of the Southf TO cram
Idown upon the North. Buchananf TO elect Buehan
Lam by the Southern, with any such Northern votes
"a =. o.c;ct rvca him ay,d fh,1s "a fnunial mate
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RATES on ADVERTISING.

One Square, tten lines) oneinseFtion, t; 81 90
Each subsequent insertion, -: ~: so
" Advertisements not marked with the number
Of insertions, viii be continued until forbid, and
charged accordingly.
az Marriages and Deaths inserted as news All
Obituaries meetings Of Lodges. and ell matters ad-
vancng personal interest," sc. etc., charged oher
advertisements. if. ~. ssy ~ ..st
ur A liberal deduction made 10 those advertising
by the year.
1rJ0B WORK done with neatness and dis
patch, on liberal. .temif, q aens
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IFR1DAY sEPTEMBEE T. 1856: - ! !

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ter and thus established beyond arastion not only
that General Iaclrson' wrote tha loftrr' Int that
c,e,ys s-ss ;s .;a;r.,
lonsIv sllecoI 10 a nrew Iaclrson' Ies-
to- he aIreadu haan n,,l;shod y, cr eoIr.,,,
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The Old Dominion for Fillmore.

-
come certain for Fillmore; !, "A the time OF the
contest between Wise and rlorney Tor Cover
nor, last year. the American order mas NOT yes
single speech was made on he SIDE OF the
Americans throughout whole canvass, wmle
Democratic speakers were norAng tner denun-
Citations against Know Nothlngism and fouily
misrepresenting the principle md purposes OF
the Americans throughout every 9cCunfy and
State. aGizzard-foot" Wises one of the most
was made IN their defense agsinsr II these vile
Recommendations and vile mIsrepresegtasiomns. n q
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and without any regard 70 Flllmores chances, ought
not every man e do right knowing that God. il the
end, win maintain The rightf
Itis . crimeitoo 70 make this election sectionalq
geographical as the Fremont and Buchanan men are
making il Millard Fillmore alone removes the can
vass from Che danger Of sectionality Fremout's
strength isall North. Bachanans political strength
is all South. Fillmore alone embodies theconserva-
tsm of the whole Union. FillnAose alone IlAs The
bads and hearts Of all conservative men in all parts
of the Union. It'll folly, then, to try to triumph
over the North with buchanan. or over the. South
with Fremont. - $500 -, =, !.
The most alarming element of thts canvass, espe-
ciallyt the South IL stheabondonment Of the Demo-
|cracy by the Germans, and to some extent by the
Irish. The Americans do not count foreign votes,
but accept them gratefully, If oven to American
principle. The Democracy Of the North. however.
exists on, nay breathes on its foreign vote. Take
away its foreign yot and it il nowherein the North
on any election day, especially in the villages towns
and cities. Now the German vote, to great extent
is gone over to Fremont, ,and this abandonment Of
this portion Of the Northern Democracy shows how
little reliance the South can really place On The Nor
then Democratic rarty; In the very first sectional
onset, the foreign Democracyof the Democratic par
ty enlists ina sectional warfare dgainst the South-
The sIed'' Germans andthe ~BlAclf' Republicans
are in close allegiance against the South and al
are equally the enemies Of Fillmore. Whit Is t1lt
duty Of Southern man, then in such acase as thsa
Ito keep up bis alliance with such Northern Dem
ocracyf Certainly nots but, on tho contrary, il il
not the Juty to ally the constitutional con
seryatisn Of the North that great American party
which bEllard Fillmore heads and which he iliustra
TED in his administration Of the Government wher
| President Aestg ssa
Fillmore Is no Northsrn man witi, Southern pin
lciples nor Southern man with Northern principles
Ibut sound, NATIONAL conservative man, oftheschoo
I of Washington and Madison. Elect him once NOR.
and peace is once more restored to the country, and
in less than six months the Kansas war viii be hush
led, and peace viii once more be restored 70 the dis
tracted States. But keep up this sectionalism o
Ieandidates or Of men, pledged, as Buchanan Is, Il
lre-open old wounds, aud to make new ones art
there viii be peace no more,-nothing but that pro
longed bitter war Of words, (which ever ends in tn
lclash Of arms. - 80 - es 81
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MRS. HARRIET N. PRRwETT.
EVERY FRIDAY noRn1xo.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-08-21
10 School teachers

THE BOAkD OF SCHOOL EXAMlNERs FoR
L Ca roll county, will bold Six MEETINGS. for the ex
animation OF School teachers during the year 1854 on
the following days, namely: On the second WaJresl
day in February, April, June, August, October. and
December. The meetings will be held in one Of The
public school hCases in Carrollton commencing at IN
O'Clock, forenoon.
natiOrs are the following:
l. Each applicant not personally known to
the Board, must produce certificate of good moral
character oil late date and signed by one or more re
sponsble persons
O. Each applicant must come furnished with nen
Ink aud pepper; and also with McGufeys Fifth Reader
s. TO each applicant will be submitted a list o
questions on Arithmetic, English Grammar, aud Geop
raphy, to be answered in writing.
4. No applicant will be regarded as qualified tn
teach, nor entitled to certificate who does not cor
recty one half If the questions submitted in
each branch.
b. Certificates will lot be issued On the dav of ex.
animation, but hey sill be rPmited by mail or other
wise az soon a. practicable. And when an applican,
l. deemed unqualified, note stating that fact will he
sent NJ.
9. Ap licant' coming in after the class is formed
and the examination has commenced will be expectad
to wait until the next rcgular dav of examination,
7. No cerohcar will be granted to any person who
Is known to The Boa to be habuated 10 the use q,
profane language, f. he intempe,ale or dishonest
Each applcau must furnish himself with
stamped envelope ana him s. Il ntust itwitb b;s
own rame ami address, and in such envelope his Ger
thcate " rote viii be forwarded
g. Each applicant will be required to write sbor,
composition on some SUI rc' assigned by the board
on the day OF examination, showing therein his skn
Lehmahshlp, Fnhc'uauon, Grammar, use of Capital
letters &C by oder OF ths Board,
nrcemher 90 1875 ~ wv NcC V Soo,