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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-06-19

For the Indiana state Sentinel
MHssRs. EDIroRs-It is amusing to see
what dilemma the opponents to the De-
mocracy are in at this time. A few days ago,
the Black Republicans were making all kinds
of predictions as to the difficulties and mis-
fortunes, as they supposed, that awaited the
Democracy in agreeing on a Platform and a
candidate for the Presidency. Yes, they
predicted that PIERCE or DoreLAs must be
the man. Mr.. BUCHANAN, they contended,
conld not get the nomination, because, as they
said, be was too great statesman, and too
good and pure man to be nominated 10y the
whisky Democracy. But, alas their say
iDgs and predictions turned ont to be as false
as most other things, said and published by
the Republicans OF late.
Although the Republicans, before the
nomination, have been so lavish in their
praise of Mr. BUCHANAN, and although some
of them have since his nomination admitted
that he possesses undoubted abilities and
unimpeached integrity" yet it is TO be feared
that before long these very men will be de-
all manner of cslumny against the Demo-
cratic nominee.
What the Know Nothings and Black Re-
publioans are to do in the present crisis, split
up as they are, Is question OF difficult solu-
ton.
1t is said, "a house divided against itself
cannot stand" Had the Know Nothings kept
up their national organization entire. and had
not the Abolition portion of its members Sc
ceded, as they did at Philadelphia, and
formed themselves into the Republican par
ty, they might, by keeping together, had
some show of electing their candidate ; but
as it is they are hopelessly weak, distracted,
and ruined rs party, and they deserve their
fate.
Washington, the Father of our Country,
has kindly and wisely admonishSd every
lover of the Union to frown Indignantly"
on overy attempt to form sectional parties,
as the same would be dangerous to our liberty
and the perpetuity of the Union. The Black
Republicans may deny that they are sec
tional party, but they can't hide the fact
from an intelligent public. They, and their
membership, ara wholly of the North. They,
as party, will not get single electoral vote
south of Mason and Dixon's line nor do
they expect such a vote. Such being the
case, it is evident to every thinking mind
that the Republican party is nothing more
nor less than a Northern sectional party,
with only three principles, viE.: Their lst
grsa. principle is hatred to the South. I'd.
Hatred to the Democratic party and, Sd.
Love Of office.
Such, in brief, Is Black Republicanism.
UNION
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: or The Journal, Of yesterday, attempts
to be witty at the expense Of Judge Wick and
Col. G. w. HALL. 0feOurse both these geh-
tlemen will feel very bad, and we doubt il
they survive the very keen cuts the Journal
has given them.
When there is work to be done, the De
moeracy will always hnd Colonel HALL in
the ring. Hos genuine Democrat, Of the
Young America school always prepared for
action, and ready to waive the lighp' when
"there's Buck 10 the lick"
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0F The following from ths New York
TrLaze, the leading organ of The Black Be-
publ:cans, makes calculation of their chances
Of success We give it that our readers may
understand the oxpectatinns of cur most
formidable opponents
TuE FRcsPEcTs oF rHR FREapESPtAL QsM
PAIoS.-lu our view, the selection of candidates
is an eminantly practical business. We must
not begin by imagining that the battle is won,
and that we have only nov to distribute ard
rightly apportion the spoil Of victory" We
must cboosemen who viii attract 10 our ranks
voters who are not already with US. and not re-
pei any who are. We have to consider that. of
the 2s6 Electoral votes, full third will be
against Us any how. ard that of all that re-
mains We must carry three-fo or be beaten
Let Us take a look at the figures
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Ratification Me etjpg.

Let it be borne in mind by the Democrats,
far and near, that the meeting to ratiiy the
nominations made by the Cincinnati Convon-
ton, Is to be held in this city on Thursday
next, the 10th inst. AS the time is short, we
hope our brethren of the press will aid in
giving the notice ss wide circulation as
possible The occasion will be an interest
ing one, and will, no doubt, secure q general
I" turn out" Of the Democracy throughout
tho surrounding country.
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GT"Good God can that be the man !
opened the ball with p was the exclamation
OF the wife of one of the members of Con-
gre So from Roxbury, upon hearing OF the as
saslt in the Senate Chamber at Washington.
According to the Washington correspondent,
OF the n. Y. Post
Brooks, during the past winter, had
roomed at Willard's, next door to Oorin's,
Massachusetts representative, with whom
he had formed a friendly intimacy. After
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6TBelow we publish Card from Mr..
POWELL, advertising Agent of the Indian
apolis and Cincinnati Railroad, in which he
explains the reasons which led him to pub
lisb, in handblls that the 7:30 train on the
Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad arrived
at Cincinnati "fve and haif hours In advunee
Of d'ly other route from Indianapolis" Mr..
P. says, and doubtless truly, that he was
rnisled by tho time table on the Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton Road, frofn which he
made up his bill.
MIR. PowELL's letter gives the LIE direct @
the statements of correspondent Ia =
day,s Joernal; so that there exists no u0oO
sity Of our referring to the blackguard writer.
The public, If they knew him, would mark
him, as he deserves to be branded, an ass as
we'll as fslsifler.
The very good advice Of the Sotoy Of the
Journals also lost-inasmuch as Mr.. POWELL
admits al that zoe charged
For the Indiana state Sentinel.
End annapolis and Cincinnati Railroad
Explanation.
E0IrORs or SENTINEL II wish to make q
plain statement of facts in relation to the Route
Bill thst you commented on so severely in your
issue of last Monday.
went down 10 Cincinnati On tie morning
train on Tuesday, and procured at the Super
intendent's office Of the Cincinnati, Hamilton
and Dayton Railway. a copy Of their Time
table, issued June 5, 1856, which is n copy o,
the same timetable from which obtained my
information when made out the route bill Of
which you complain. l was informed mt that
office that two time tables Of that date had been
prntei-one containing lthe morning time. o.
both Passenger and Freight trains-ths other OF
Passenger trains exclusively. In making up
the latter from the former. the printer left out
the time Of the Indianapolis Express" aud
the time-tab were distributed.
On that Time table there were five trains
"goi sg south" The first was The Hamilten
| train, leaving Hamilton at COS A. n. The
secord left Dayton at 600 A. NJ, arriving nt
Hamilton at 7le, and at Cincinnati at 6:ls.
The third train left Dayton at $40 A. NJ, ar
riving at Hamilton at 9:35 and at Cincinnati at
1885 A. NJ twill be seen that the train on
the Indisna Central Railway, leaving Indian
a,,olis at 40 a. NJ. could not connect at Ham,
/ ii son with these trains. The fourth train left
Tlayton at $40 P. NJ, arriving at Hamilton at
s..55 and at Cincinnati at 500 p. NJ. According
} 30 hof Time table this was the train with which
/ the 7:30 A. NJ. train on the Indiana Central
| Railway would have to connect. Taking this
official Time table for my authority,I adver-
tised our morning train as arriving In Cinein
natl FIVE AND A HALF HOURS ARRAp OF
! ANY OTHER ROUTE which was so, according to the
| Time table and thus l was unintentionaly
| led into sa error.
| have the two Time tables above mentioned
| which can be seen at the office Of the Indianap
oils and Cincinnati Railroad, by any person
! who desires to examine them.
WM. POWELL,
Advertising Agent !. & @. r. r.
/ Indianapolis, Juno II, 1856.
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A dissertation on Hoops. !:

The spicy correspondent Of the PswMcles;
=ette thus g. lets himself out" on the eS-
psivs subject Of hoops in ladies' dresses:
And, talking Of the ladies, they are posi
leiy getting bigger and bigger. The petit
ft Inanis RACES fenfully. They ell up the
ewalks, and as they hrush by you, You
bones-whslebones. I mean, for there
no Others within half a mile of you.
hat a dreadful reversal of the order of ns-
e is this do not object to plumpness
rotundity In the proper places, but what
zee u there In being 20 tremendously orbic-
around the feet ? Between you and
Mrs. T. has fallen into the fashion. and
ugre my circumstances, has purchased
OF these most monstrous inventions. l sx-
ped 1t with awe, the other night after she
zone to bed. o, Roberto, 1t is fearfully
opderfully made 1t is an institution.
a - itis Ike small country law office.
ItklDk II must have been raised like barn.
IT'S latticed and corded and stiEened with
the utmost ingenuity. When she has it on,
my guide wife is $50 to speak) like Hamlet's
father, clad in complete STILL She is just
as safe IL she were in a convent She is en-
tirely shut out from this vain world, Q,soae!
the earth she is nothing but large skirt.
SO much for tho safety of the contrivance.
The question of beauty is another matter.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-06-19

LARdR SALES OF @
Democrat, Of the 50th'
tween three hundred an,
four hundred thousand |
been sold on change in
past two days. This wi
the business done in thi
caqO.
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TIE HALvss.-A good many persons are
puzzled to know how the fractional halves
occur in the votes of the late Democratic Ma.
tienal Convention at Cincinnati. IL is in this
way: each district Is entitled to two delegates
but only one vote, and II the delegation of q
district is divided, the vote of each only
counts half vets in convention.
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or Fox Qn his earlier days) Sheridan,
Fitzpatrick, &C., led such life I Lord Tan
kerville assured me that he has played cards
with Fitzpatrick, at Brooks from 10 O'Clock
ut night till near ak O'Clock the next after
noon, waiter standing by to tell them
"whoss deal it was" they being too sleepy to
know.
After losing large sums at hazarl, Fox
would 20 home--not to destroy himself, as
his friends sometim II feared, but-to sit
down quietly and read Greek.
he once won about s8, 900; and cne of his
bond creditors who soon heard Of bis good
luek k,rrsQented himself. and asked for pay.
DC npossibls, sir" replied Fox
l< bazge my debts Of honor.n-
Il of Unonstratsd- .Well,
II was delivered
l ID 4 IN pieces and threw 1,
T. ~ Now, cir" said Fox"
deb d Is debt of honor" and immedi-
a,ely - him.
saw LunarIi make the first ascon. in @
balloon which had been witnessed In
England. twas from the Artillery @ ound.
Fox was there, with his brother, General
r. The crowd was immense. Fox, hap
pening 10 put his hand down to his watch,
found another hand upon it, which he i'm
mediately seized. My friend" said hs to
the owner Of the strange hand, "you have
ruin at last" "Oh, Ar. Fox" was the reply
"folgive me- and let me go. | have been
driven to this course NY necessity alone; my
wife and children are starving at home."--
Fox always tender.hearted. slipped guines
into the hand and then released it. On the
conclusion of the show. Fox was proceeding
to look what O'Clock it was. "Good God, >
cried he, "my watch Is gone!" "Yes." an.
swered Gen. T. al know it is; l saw youl
friend take It" "Saw him take it and you
made no attempt to stop him 7'' d" Rea. ly
you and he appeared TO be on such goot
terms with each other, that did not choos'
to intessae"-Rogrs.
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Mercer street, where it
tired in the robes Of
waiting. The ceremOn
they retired for the nigl
of pleasantly until 1'u
young gent left her We
unknown, leaving a n
they had not been lawf
vising her to go home
fairly heart-broken, ha.
left for parts unknown.
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rrThe Hon. Miss Murray, in her book on

CrThe Hon. Miss Murray, in her book on
the United States, gives the following piece
Of nonsense as the conversation she once
overheard between two young women in one
of our Western hotels. Miss, it's feeding
time, guess; what viii you eat p You're
very po lite, to be sure; what's the ticket ?"
"Chicken and corn fixings, and pork with
onion fxings" "Well, Pm hungry some !;
I'll have some pig and fxings." The twain
retired, and brought profusion of viands,
which elected the remark-"Well, that's
substantial" The young ladies appetites
appeared to bo good, for heard the observa-
ton" Well you eat considerable you're
in full blast guess" "Guess / am, too
it's 20 all-Hrsd cold, and / have been such
an everlasting long time of my feed" A
long undertoned conversation followed this
interchange Of civilities, when | heard the
lady say-"You're trying to rile me some
you're pilins 1t on too high" "Well, l
did want to put up your dander. Where
was you raised ?'' "In kentucky az
could have guessed that; whenever / see
splendiferous gal, kinder gerts goer, and
high stopper, l says to myself, seys j, now
that ere gals straight from old Kentuck, and
no mistake"
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May I'd, 1856.

THnowN OrT-The N. Y. 7li5rpe Of eat-
urday says the Metropolitan and American
Exchange Banks throw oct the notes Of the
Mount Merton Bank. Providence, formerly
at Poster, r. |.
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his hand, which
re. Brooks looked a
but after q moments
lnifest feeling: 'Ah,
p anything personal In
fight In 1t; / should
b man Of a generous
although his conduct
bn its face seems to
|osition, and has bee n
my own brief ao-
me to the same
b believe at srst that
Prn delegation, would
b a deed
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TIE CAxELs.-A dispatch from New Or
leans dated the 22d, states that the camels
brought out by the o. g. store ship Supply
have been safely landed in Texas.
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@ We clip the following paragraph from
he Cincinnati Enausr~ of Yesterday.

During COL Benton's sojourn In our city he
embraced every opportunity Of denouDcing the
Freesoil or Republican cause. and reprobating
In the strongest terms the nomination Of FIRE.
mont. He said thai the party was a crazy
faction. that had to be put down, to be crushed
and that it would ruin everybody that was con.
nected with it.
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OF The Costa Rican army has evacuated
Nicaragua, retresting by land across the
boundary. They shipped at San Juan del
Sur 800 wounded. The Costa Ricans are
much dissatisfied at not finding the Nicara-
guans opposed to WALKER. Their leader,
BARON BARr1qT, is very bitter at the decep-
tion
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THE CANADIAN MINIsrRY.-The latest ad-
vices from the seat of government of Cana
da dictate the restoration of nearly all the
recently resigned ministers, under the direc-
ton Of Mr.. TAcHE, who is assigned the Pre-
miership In place of Sir ALLEN McNAp,
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BsEF Gorse WHsr.-The Albany Journa
says that strange as I, may appear, it is new.
ertheless true, that the American Transpor-
tasion Company are shipping be Of to Milwau-
kee. This appears much Ike sending coal
to Newcastle.
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finally arranged by the employer taking the
building and paying the thief ten thousand
dollars; and il was remarked. 20 great had
been the rise IN property, that the employer
made his fortune by being robbed.
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OF The Buffalo Commercial AdceTttse an
opposition press, but one that has not, "a some
others have, lost all respect for truth and
fairness, after sitting and summing up the re-
cent accounts Of the Kansas outrage, says -
"The vigor Of the war does not come up to
the high sounding tone of the manifesto
Was there ever such dwindling since Sir
JoHN FALsTAFF's account of his men In
buekram ?'' Thus it is that those who have
staksd the political success Of the Black Re-
publican party upon the excitement which
they may be able to keep up through false
reports manufactured to order, find their ef-
forts snubbed and their crazy zeal cooled
down occasionally, by the more candid. jour
naEs of their own party. The whole thing
would soon die out Of its own accord, were
DIt not for the i'll advised schemes of set Of
political mad caps who have swors to "sink
OF swim, survive or perish" by Kansas ag
Sfofiou"
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|ost conspicuous cor
} six-story building.
ky, with money pur-
h. When detection
| left town and sent
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"TRosB PAUPDR ENraRAsrs."-Willt the
EYrsss taAe notice that 1875 emigrsnts
arrived at tAIs port during the month OF May,
and that hey brought 1892, ,seo.-Doy
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r"Tkis blood stained villain, fshseif
jones' who a short time since was reported TO
have been shot BY Free State man, was EevvE
touched Ken. J0urasl
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nvfhs Assessor Of Terre Hsute returns
the value Of property within the corporation,
at Ss,5a6,ooO.
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Buchanan In Missouri.

The nomination of Mr.. BUCHANAN takes
we'll with both sections of the Democracy in
Missouri. The Democrat, the Benton a~san,
at st. Louis, speaks warmly in favor ! 9th
sominees, BUCHANAN and BRHCxJSI.i5E.
The BENTON Democrats hold ::--r ; rati-
fcation meeting on the l4sh inst.
The anti -BBEroxs held a similar meeting
on Saturday evening last.
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on the reo0Iuu0n, lntrodrS.u INTO the lower
houses, to appropriate 10000 for the promo.
tion of civil war in Kansas. 1t Is cheaper TO
make facts and invent falsetDods; and Mas
sachuetts will save its money and direct its
labor to that,
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0T The opposition press of this State are
very industriously circulating speech said to
have been delivered to the border ruffisns,"
by Ex-senator AroHINsoN, of Missouri, while
at Lawrence as posse to aid Marshal DoN-
ALDsoN in executing writs against some Of
the Free-State leaders there quartered. The
only notice which this pretended speech re-
quires, is the simple announcement that it is
strgey. and has been SO pronounced on the
very best authority. Il was got up and circu.
lated as a part of the stupsndous game Of
fraud that Is to be played of upon the public
for political purposes.
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Teh legislature Of Mas
Albany Atlas and Arg
on the resOlutiOn. introdn
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Sandusky, Mansfield & Newark
Iss.AA. il i i ! II II O a. ID
8 - q 1Aass:ls IS s: 49, 49,

Change of Time.
Am and after Tuesday, Aug 4 1856 until
W Trains viii be exesptee:J
R 4 GOING SOUTH.
lfAII EXP. EXPRESS.
leave Sandusky IL 20A.M $40 r. NJ.
Huron juno. IA 640 49,
Monroe n. NJ 7.IO
Centre lille, :. >. 1.5S
ayInout1 S.1b
Shelby juno 3. 20 $40
Mansfield 1.45 mr.. $40
81 ie. 6t00 A. N.
Ftederick, Il. NJ. 40
NJ. Vernon, -. y. 3s4e 500
sesss ssssls s:ss |. s!iS siss
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: WINpSORGHAII5 MANUEAcJ.

siIE 20 ,snufacnFe Chan seea
a sociabe Arm Rockers, Clildre i, - ~.
most st les and Improved patterns All 81 which IN
VII warrant = give satsfaction. = s ~
sOld Charsf ,re airc a nm 4 r.. ,a4rtet
W. RIHELDAfREfs.
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lVIJDEG BR0YHER,
B0OKSIIIIsERS SSTAIIONERS
EXTTHeLEssLE AND RETAIL Dealers in Miscellaneous
w Medical, Theological and School Books
Wall Paper and Window Biinds
Wholesale Dealers and 9TH
the rates te bookstore Of
Main and Union streets,
aps YHRslfse Va =
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M A. g. wINCHELL,

Just Received.
lssl1REscoTTs Philip the sse9na a,'I-,c,,; !, sel.
s.Tifs and corresrondence OF lorn Js1fe-t
Letters OF Lady Noftiy Aontasrei
s.i,ogrrs' Table Taik.' ,- r,,- .,,srr. ,s VOL
dental Cores pondence OF = apo'eon ''~a' -
Ssss1se snd Journey Round shs wSsl ,
Me- sfrrr.,,- letters from the United statss
sss..s - - N, I.srar,r curosities OF London
..ssrs ficrittss Ballads and other Poems,
Hoods vhims and Oldites.f
,sRelsciei Addrcssts.r -...s-rr
s.s.tfnfa prrtlefs, prss1lice ara f-1~-'e--'-'
.iife of Hon James ruchanzf, =. ~. Gamer
BOOKSTORE WILDE BRO.
-res
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HEisNELL 9 slfEAnI SaEg.

UIt steek e nov i, our Intention 10
Complete, BY additions fhrouiio.t tI,
~eoss anss5 ssaseA' -
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Flavorsng Hzztracts
TGoR Jsiiles, Pastries, creass Puiid.iFs. ets e,-
sa,. Fer sale by T. Il. LOGAN & co.
Snlo.-. bridge Corner fjru srfsfa
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WHEELING VA. THURSDAY MORNING.
TRANSPORTER ATION. /
Cincinnati, WiImitston and
Zanesvil1s
RAILROAD.
@

oPEy THR0
DIRECT ROUTE TO CINCINNATI AID THE wEsTt
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For ooarssia idies 20
sIsHE pRopR1EroRs take great pleasure in expressinr
tisr thanks for the ying unprecedented sue
cess which have marked the OF since
newed exsr TO meet, EFFICIENT the
sies of fse. e %. sfa
sIe5ienee q the P.insipal tsayy Banking
nleIas ef,aSisa HIN TO bring TO degree
nor ATrAiNED by A OTHER Esi
student, BY this process, the idicid-
duties a. az 5sassa aaa
sssred an a,rentiessktp "a sose ktsgs Co,nereiat
blandsrs are, In a great met dissipased.
In addition TO our @ o. aseoaplissd Assist
most eminent Lecturers in Ollie, lecture
Cur OF Insructon Is too extended
sss sss r sysy sg s,
its Scientific History,
a ss
Political ECONOMY, Mercantile Law Ethics Of Trade
nership &C.
THE LdDIEs DEP1RzlNENT
more thorough inter sting in
this Department
best efforts 20 nerit in stn more euinent the hat
fterng wit our enterprise has met, and
tta,s any
ctset. sin,ita,. 3Nsreanfsk ne fous1e.
Among the many We gsc the follow
personally with Mr. arangers ability Us an
and Isaei,sr Of Book is Of te
highest order He has had great experience Ac-
eountan heavy Commercial and Ranking Houses which
sss a'' q sSt a
slaeGsson
l. J. ALLEN, IL. D.,
President of Farmers, College.
LoRIN ANDREWS,
President OF Kenyon College
[
To young men zho Wish acquire gesfness Ednea-
fionS We ihinl facilities very seldom equaed
MIR has the theoretical knowl-
edge and aptness in teaching, added to practical Counting
Room experience and confident that
his College win be fully competent 70 keep the most coi-
Icrfed set OF B0oka
/ A. p. STONE Wholesale and Retail Merchant.
JANNEY, Secy Board Control. Bank or @.
t J.F. PARsf. Book Keeper al ID. I. woodbury's.
! ID. 0NERDIER. Book Keeper at Clinton Bank.
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