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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-07-10
THURSDAY. July :. 1SJS.

SENATE.-The Senate was called to order
at the hour appointed, and on calling the roll
quorum was present.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Journal was read.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. SMITH That the Legislature,
the House concurring, adjourn on the 22d OF
July, at II NJ. sine die.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. MURPHY, A bill regulating the
holding the sessions of the Legislature.
BY Mr. JONES A bill for holding term
Of the Supreme Conrt.
By Mr.. SMITH a bill authorisng the
Board of Education Of the Town of Mime
apolis to borrow money
BY Mr.. JONES A bill amending an act
to lay out a state road from Chatfield to Win
nebago City.
SECOND READING.
s. F. No. go, an act to incorporate the
Minneapolis Manufacturing Co.
II. F. Nos 345. 33l, 329, 329, 81, 32l,
3l9 SIS. were read second time by their
titles, and laid aside for the
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
vi lllOtlOl, TIC oCUulc TCSOlNSu ltSell lulO
Committee of W hole,
Mr.. HUDSON in the Chair,
To take up all bills ready for consideration
therein. The following recommendations
were made.
S. f. 2l4, the Usury Law. To be laid a.
side.
a bill to provide for the annual meeting OF
the Legislature. Recommended to be refer
red to Select Committee.
bill defining the duties Of State Librari-
an. The bill was amended by fixing the sal
airy at $500 per annum. TO be engrossed.
IN act relating to the title of pre-empted
lands. To be engrossed.
An act to regulate and enc lurage the drain
age OF lands, was considered but the com
mlttee recommended it to be reported back,
and ask leave to sit again.
a bill to create and regulate land compa.
nies. To be engrossed
A bill to incorporate the town of Red Stone.
To be engrossed.
a bill to incorporate the Minneapolis and
Cedar Valley Rail Road Co. To be cncros
sed.
A bill amending the act relating to the free
schools of Minneapolis To be engrossed.
Joint Resolution relative to Assessment
To be passed.
y bill to provide for the Incorporation OF
Institutions of Learning. To be passed.
A bill to facilitate the levy and execution
Of property. To be referred to a Special
Committee.
\ memorial to Congress for a grant Of land
fora railroad from Root River to Sioux
Falls. To be referred to a select Commit
tee, to be empowered to report resolution
TO the same effect
~ bill to provide for the election of State
treasurer, &c. The Committee asked leave
to sit again On this bill.
An act to preserve the State Arms. The
Committee asked leave to sit again.
An act TO authorisc tie late Commissioners
of Blue Earth County to carry out the pro-
visions OF special act. To be engrossed.
A Memorial to Congress. To be referred
to select Committee
A bill providing for the appointment and
defining tie duty of assistant secretary q,
State. To be referred TO a select Commit
tee.
A bill to provide for the salary of Clerk O,
Supreme Court. To be referred to special
Committee.
The Committee then rose, as no quorum
was present.
A call of the Senate was had, but after a
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-07-10
MAKE YOUR OWN COSMETICS.

1NI The subscriber formerly perfumer of Paris, has
the following invaluable FRENCH RECIPES, the prepar
ations of which much valued in France They
follows The Parision Hair Invigorator the Hair Dye
de la Francois the celebrated recipe removing Tan
freckes ETC. recipe for making splendid Pomade; one
for delightful preparation for cleansing the Teeth and
one for the celebrated Crcassan Rouge All Of which he
will send to address upon receipt of ST. ncosed in
an envelope and directed to
JEAN PIERRE BERGER
Philadelphia Post Office
Single Recipes 25 cents Small sums received in Post
age stamps, my7-d3p.
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~ g.OWITZ, WHOLEsALE AND RE-
TAIL, DEALER IN TOBACCO, FOREIGN AND
nomestic Segars, Smoking Tobacco, Merchaum and all
other kind of Pipes, Snus, &C., &c, Third Street, oppo
ste MsClouds Hardware Store, Saint Paul, Minnesota
inst received, direct from New York, large lot Of
6ne imported Havana Cigars John Andersons Solace
Totacco, &c, &c. ie25-d1m
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The Chicago Daily Tribune and Press.

These two staunch Republican papers,
each of them leading Journals, consolidated
recently, and on the lst instant, mammoth
daily, yclept the Chicago Daily Tribune and
Paess was the result. This makes a gigantic
concern, and with the talent employed on
both of the papers united in one, ere long
the new Journal will be the leading paper in
the Western country. Any Of our readers
who wish to subscribe for daily or weekly
Chicago paper, cannot do better than to re-
NIT to the "Press and Tribune Co."
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-07-10


ItI ING been made in the payment of the one
hundred and twenty dollars interest
thereon at the rate of five cent month since the
Cd be due upon certain Mortgage dated the fifteenth
lay of October, 1885, executed by Charles K. Conway
and Jane f.. Conway his wife, mortgagors to Owen X.
Stratton, mortgage, and which mortgage said
fifteenth day of October, 1858, recorded in the office of
Register Deeds of the County Of Ramsey, Book
G of Mortgages pages 725 and 1876. Now, therefore,
is hereby given that in pursuance and by virtue
IF the of sale contained in said Mortgage and of
the statute in such made and provided the land
premises described in said Mortgage, viz all those
tracts parcels of land lying and being in (hen RAM
sey, now) Anoka County, in the Qhen Territory now)
state of Minnesota, and described follows to wit
south quarter Of the south west quarter and the
north quar- of the south quarter of Section
twcv 2) the east half of the north quarter and
he north quarter of the north quarter Sec
thrteen3 and the north east quarter of the north
quarter OF Section fourteen 4 and the north
quarter of the north east quarter of Section fourteen
(l4) all of Township No. thirty-two (32) of Range No.
twenty-five (22) west, containing two hundred and egh-
" of land, together with all and singular tie ap
purtenances and heredtaments thereunto belonging
in any wise appertaning will be sold at public auction
To the highest bidder for cash to pay The debt and liter
est due aforesaid, and costs Of sae
the office of the Register of Deeds in the County of An
ka on the 10th day of August 1865, at II o'clock
Dated St. Paul, June 21, 1SJS.
OWEN Il. STRATTON, Mortgage.
J. c. d. GILFILLAN, Attorneys for Mortgagee.
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Editors.

A good editor, competent newspaper
conductor, is like Il General orpoct, born not
made. Exercise and experience give facility,
but tile qualification is innate, or is never
manifested. On the London daily papers
all the gre It historians, novelsts, poets, cs-
sayists, and writers of travel have been tried
and nearly all have failed. We might say all;
for, alters display of brilliancy, brief but
grand, they died out literally Their re-
sources were exhausted. IL can," said the
late editor of the Times, to Moore, "Gnd any
number Of men of genius to write for me, but
very seldom one man Of common sensc."-
The ''thunders'' in the Times, therefore, have,
so far as we know, been men of common
sense" Nearly all successful editors have
been men of this description. Campbell,
Carlyle, Bulwer, and D'Israeli failed; Barnes
Sterling and Phillips succeeded. In Englrnd
editors rarely write for their journals. They
read, select and "cut out the work" In
this country, with few exceptions, editors
have not only to read, select and "cut out
the work. but DO the writing too. On the
whole, American editors are the hardest wri-
TIM men in the world.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-07-10

Hon. Robert McLane, late NJ. G. for Bal
timore is about to take up his residence in
Livingston, Columbia County, n, Y.
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nEWEY, BASS & ROHRERS ADDITION.-4OL LOTS
~ in this Addition offered for sale by the UNDER
signed. Terms will be made easy to the purchaser This
Addition located the emnence in the of the
City, adjoining the residence of Judge Sherburne and
commands fine of the city and environs. The lots
are full size by $780, and 50 by 225 with feet
wde and of easy access. To persons desirous Of
improving but nominal sum VIII be required down, and
10 per cent. interest. DANIEL ROIIRER.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-07-10

CtVarE, or MINNESOTA, DISTRICT
= C0I1RT Ramsey County, I'd Judicial District-John
b. Cournoyer against Charles b. gallagher and John A.
Cohurn-Summons for Relief
TO the above named defendants: You and each
&c you are hereby summoned and required to an
r the complaint in this action, which has been fled
~ Office the Clerk of the District Court and for
The County of Ramsey, and to serve copy Of your
swer to The said complaint the subscribers, their
sew aforesa Il, within twenty days after tho service
hereof exclusive of the day of such ice if you
fail the said cnmplant within the time afore
said the plaintiff in this action will apply the Court
for the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated, Saint Paul, June 21st, 1853
SANBORN, FRENCH & LUND,
:.0 plain
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ITO LET. ga GOOD DWELLING
i HOUSE, few rods from the Winslow House,
rooms, cellar, well, and large garden. Also, ,ysome
Furniture will be sold low Enquire at J. L. FARWEL
L CO.'S Store, Empire Block. je10-d2w+
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-07-10
INSURANCE.
Ii A RI + y RID
INSURANCE. AGENCY
f,'IN A.

Charter Oak, OF Hartford, Life,
Cash Capital. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $2000 900
With large surplus.
Policies in the above standard well known Hartford
Companies issued the lowest rates consistent with
solvent and safe business by THEO FREN Gil, Agent
AT the Oihce Of Sanborn, French Lund.
st. Paul, March |, 1o5S. nar1-dy
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LOUIS DESMARAIS, Assign
A. L. WILLIAMS, Atty. for Assignee. jy9-w

I EGAL NOTICE.--.NOEICE Is HERE
IL BY given that have made application for the ben
eft of tae laws of Minnesota for the relief of nsovens
and that the Court Of the Second Judicial District of
Minnesota, has appointed Monday, the 1st day of No.
venber 1885, for the hearing of the said petition,
chambers in the city of st. Paul, Minnesota; of which
all persons interested notified to attend If they
proper. SOLOMON MYERS.
July !, 1858. jyo-w6w
CPECIAL NOTyCE..-WHERE THE
~ Petition of Patrick Nash and eleven others has been
filed in my Office, praying for the opening and contin-
uaton of Mississippi Street in the First Ward of the
City of St. Paul. from the point of intersection of Nash
and Mississippi Streets through lot FIVE % in block one
% in Dayton's Addition to ST. Paul, and through lots
nine (9 and ten 0 in block two (2) and three 3) in
c. H. Schurmeers Addition St. Paul, to the point of
intersection of Mississippi Street with said schurmeers
Addition.
There fore be it known that the Common Council Of
the City of St. Paul will at their Council Chamber
in said City the 27h day of July, 1855 at O'Clock
in the afternoon and appoint five Commissioners to
view and the and benefits in said premi
arising from the opening and continuation of said
Mis- sissppi Street aforesaid.
By Order of the Common Council.
iy9-d4w A. J. WHITNEY. City Clerk.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-07-10

StEfEKEEF'S "a HI..-.Sh AZ Il. OE WIN.
= NESOTA, COUNTY OF STEELE, SS.-By virtue of
IN Execution issued out of the District Court Of Steele
county gainst the Goods and Chattes Lands and tene
ments of Otis Bathric have seized all the right and
title which the sad Otis Bahrck had on the twenty
first day of May, 1885, of in and to the following de-
scribed premises which shall expose for sale the
law directs at Eureka House in Owstonna Steele
County, on Tuesday, the tenth day OF August, A. d.
ls55 at O'Clock, Z. NJ, to wit all that certain piece
r parcel Of land described follows The half of
orh quarter and east half of northwest quarter
Section twenty (20 Town one hundred and six, 600
Range twenty t2l west, lying and being in Steele
County, State of Minnesota.
DAVID LINDERSMITH, Sheriff.
BY i N. KELLY. Deuuty
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CHOICE FIRST-CLASS INSURANCE
BY THE
ETN A IN $ U RAN CE, 60.
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
INCORPORATED IN 1S19-CHARrER PERPETUAL.
CA IL G PIT a. L O,OOO.
ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPAIRED,
WITH SURPLUS OF $5O6,3S7
And the prestige of IS gears success and erperience
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j. s. HAMMOND. J. NJ. REXFoRD.
HAMMOND & REXFORD
GENERAL
COMMISSION * FORWARDING
MERCHANTS,
AGENTS FOR VALENTINE FHEIGIIT EXPRESS co.
Sibley Street, Lower Levee,
ST. PAUL, MINI.

EFERENCES.
J. S. Dunlap ESQ., and G. b. Cooper, Esq, Of the Val
eniine Freight Express Company, ST. Louis.
Messrs. Becker Co., St. Louis.
Ward d Co. '
Cause & Co. G.
X. II. Davis, Esq,
Messrs. Hedges q lIurlbut, Quincy, Illinois.
S. NJ. Harris & Co., hcago, Illinois.
c. W. Andrews, Esq
Messrs. Church a. Co., Alton, Illinois
Ogden Copp, Burlington, Iowa.
Brown, Austin Co.. Keokuk, Illinois.
J. H. Langley Co., Rock Island, Illinois.
n. IIintgen, Esq, La Crosse, Wisconsin,
Messrs Wright Co., Red Wing Min.
csy- Liberal Advances made on Consignments, and
particular attention given the sale of Produce and
Groceries je10-d1y.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-07-10
DAVID LINDERSMITH, Sheriff.
By j. N. KELLY, Deputy.
Owatorna, June Is, 1853. jc 22dGw
CpT1TE OF MINI a<OTA COlINTY OF

SrEATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
- RAMSEY, S. In Justices Court, before Joseph
lemay, J. p To Hersey, Staples Co.. You are here
by notified that writ of attachment has been issued
against you and your property attached to satisfy the
demand of Michael Cummings amounting 10 seventeen
dollars and fifty cents C$175O) Now unless yon shall
appear before Joseph Lemay, Justice of the Peace in
and for said county, at his Off in the City oil ST Paoi
in said county of Ramsey, the 19;h day of July A.
D. 1853, at O'Clock in the forenoon, judgment Will be
rendered against you and your property sold to pay
the debt.
Dated this, 22l day of June, A: D. lS2S
je23 .d3w MICHAEL CCMhlN"c, fia'fflu.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-07-10

DOYS, CLOTHING FOR SALE BY
d G. G. GRISWGLD
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~
- COURT, Ramsey County. 81 Juic al District: Ln' n
W. Buechner Plaintiff, against William Il Sini'h' nc
fendant.-Sunmons for Relief ,
To the above named defendant: You ', a'e IN III,
summoned and required to answer the coi1p,i CO. of
action which has been filed in the oice o. % O,soS,
the District Court in and for the CouhE n " .. 49,
Minnesota, and to copy oil YOU oGre in tbe
said compaint on the subscribers, at .heit o' ~ e
CT, f Saint panl il the County of Ramsey aforesaid,
within twenty days after the ssee y f r,
U y, ; "e 10y ia;rt within the time aforesaid, the plain
i% =; h action will apply the Court for the relief
demanded in the complaint
hated Saint Paul, June 2fth, Is3S.
"a'eu' SANBORN, FRENCH & LUND,
Plaintiffs
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

FOR S y e AT COST,.
The very large and well selected stock OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
READY MADE CLOTHING,
SMALL WIRES, INDIAN GOODS, ETC, ETC,
Late of JOSEPH TOBEY in Store in Larpenteurs Building
ALSO,
IN THE BOSTON SHOE STORE,
On Third Street, near Marshall d Co.'S. Bank.
~ Great Bargains will be offered to Merchants at
Wholesale. (f27-dtO PARKER PAINE, Assignee.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-07-10
HOLMES & PAYTE.

CIVIL ENGINEERS AND LAND DSURVEYORS-DEAL
ERS IN REAL ESTATE-Ofice on Seventh Street, near
ly opposite the Fuller House, St. Paul, Minnesota.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-07-10

D7SSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
~ Notice is hereby given that the firm heretofore ex-
isng under the and style of Ireland Donovan,
Carpenters the City If st Paul, Minnesota is It's day
dss lved books and accounts in the hands of
the undersigned All persons owing the firm reques
ted to make yment and persons tav wing claims
auested present them for settlement.
RICHARD IRELAND,
je1 -d3w. One of the Firm.
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VINHE NO1kTH w ESIEtRN INSURANCE
i COMPANY incorporated by the Legislature of New
York, and Charter extended in 1885, to January IS77
in the city OF Oswego Capital SlooOOO all paid in and
invested with surplus. Select Fire Risks on buid ngs
Merchandise, furniture, and all other property. lMEs
LUDLOW, Secretary; JAMES PLATT, President CAPTAIN
WILLIAM MORGAN, General Inspector and Surveyor
Applications for insurance in OLD POPULAR Con-
PANy received, and Policies issued by the Agents
jy21-d1y MEYER WILLUS ST. Paul:
and MEYER, WILLIS BROS, St. Peter
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SENATE.-The Senate was called to order
at the hour appointed, and on calling the roll
quorum was present.
Prayer by the Chaplain
Journal was read.
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Further by the Steamer Persia.

New YORK, June 22.-The steamer Persia, with 1913
passengers will be due at this port this evening from
Liverpool The following additional news come via
Cape Race:
The Atlantic telegraph feet expected to reach mid
ocean and commence the operation of laying the cable
about the goth Of June They would proceed there I'M
der sail. The Agamemnon was towed out of Plymouth
sound at A. M. on the 10TH and the Niagara left
under steam, at H. The squadron subsequently started
under canvass with northerly breeze.
new weekly line of steamships of which the Indian
Empire formerly the United States is the pioneer,
ready for operations The Indian Empire with the Co.
onal and United States mails, would leave Galway for
Halifax and New York Friday last. She is expec-
ted to run from Galway to Halifax in eight days.
In the House of Commons, Mr.. Disraeli repudated
all idea of danger Of with France, and said the
relations Of the two powers were of the most amcabe
nature
The terms upon which the Cagliari affair has been
settled are as follows Naples agrees to compensate the
English engineers with $4,000, to place the Cagliar al
the disposal of Queen Victoria and to berae the Sar
dinian prisoners forthwith.
The dates from Bombay, received by telegraph from
Malta, are to the 2lst of May. The rebels deserted
Barely at the approach of the British troops, and the
victory was bloodess one. An attack on Calpee was
expected in few days
The bank of France had increased its specie nearl,
| seventy millions of francs within month.
misunderstanding between Austria and France wa
considered imminent
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, June 2l.-Suhicient intelligence has
been received here to leave no doubt that Captain Mar
cy's command has reached Camp Scott in safety. 1t
was the intention Of Governor Cumming, when last
heard FROM to at open trade with the valley as
many of the Mormons were understood to own more
cattle than they DESTROYS of carrying away and of
which they were anxious to dispose.
The safety and general welfare of the troops at Camp
Scott and elsewhere between that post and the United
States, may now be relied upon with confidence.
The Mormon troops had been withdrawn from the
approaches to Salt Lake. though the people threatened
to return if the army advanced before they had reaped
and carried off the next harvest.
Gov. Cumming says it may now be regarded as safe
for emgrans from the United States to proceed to Cal
iforna via Salt Lake, the road being entirely OPEN
The Attorney General Secretary of the Treasury and
Postmaster General contemplate leaving Washington
for Philadelphia early next week. on business connected
with the postofce, custom house. and court accommo-
datons in that city.
Two of the sloops of authorized to be constructed
by the recent act of Congress to be built at the
Philadelphia navyyard.
The Q. S. steamer Fulton has been ordered home on
account of the sickness on board.
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The Heated Term.

The candidates for the Gubernatorial Chair of the
State have gone West They not exactly in clover
but they have arrived at that section which grows blue
grass, clover, and Nick Williams whiskey, to say no
thing of old Puryear, beverage of Congressional
fame. They are somewhere in the upper Yadkn coun-
try taking it quietly two friendly political gadiaers
can be supposed to do.
Some old poet makes one of his characters call out
Vehemently for the that is to place him-the per-
spring ancient alluded to- in the cool valley of Hamus,
and cover him with leaves like pretty little babe in
the woods. The valley in question is too far ofsome
where in the Balkan range in Turkey. We would be
content to ruscate away somewhere in the Blue Ridge
in our own State, where firstly there are mosquitoes
secondly, there cool nights thirdly there is no las
situde; and finally there newspapers and but lit
tie politics.
Tresome as the must be to the gentlemen en-
gagged in it, it can scarcely press faguengy upon
them than upon those compelled to stay in place
to work in heated quarters without change-to work
like the children of Israel in the making business
with few materials while Congress is adjourned business
measureaby suspended and all the world out of humor
We don't know much about dog-days. To us June
is generally the most oppressive month in the year, the
last part especially We think the range of the themo
meter is higher and the heat oppressive. The fresh
glory of Spring is over The Towering shrubs, exhaust
ed by their burst of bossoming look sicy and wilted
from the long droughts. The heated term is upon us
with all its power and we must grin and bear it as best
we NAV
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Bishop Atkinson,s Appointments.


July 18th, Charlotte
2lst & 3d. Lincolnton.
25th Rutherfordton
30th & 3lst, and August lst Hendersonvle.
Aug. I'd, Flat Rock.
4th, Johnston's Chapel on the Upper French
Broad.
Aug. It'll 8th, Asheville.
18th & 18th, Morganton.
18th, Johns River Chapel.
18th, Lenoir.
10th, Grove Chapel, Caldwell CO.
10Th, Vale Crucis.
3d. Jefferson.
Oath, & 25th, Wilksboro'
9th, Gwinns' Chapel.
29th, Richmond Hill.
3lst, Huntsville.
Sept. 3D. Salem.
q 4th, Galoway's Chapel.
9Th, Leaksville.
" 9Th, Milton
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From the Register,
IUIII III6 III
STATrcvuJF limo 6tb

STATEsvILLE, june 9th, 1858.
The people of Statesvie have seen with pleasure the
formal acceptance of their cordial invitation to the ED
UCATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF North Carolina
to hold its next annual meeting in their town. on the
7th of July next and they have appointed the under
free Inequalities of the place. during the session of the
said meeting
Committees have also been appointed to attend to the
conveyance of delegates from the terminus of the Rail
Road to this place. and to provide for their comfort dur
ing their soiourn
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RSs@Ihe Catalogue Of the Clinton Female Institute
for -Four Sessions of the years 18565758, has just
been published. From it we pleased to learn that
the Institute is in Furnishing condition and receiving
that support which the jealous exerons of the Trustees
Principal and Assistant Professors have fairly earned
for it.
The village of Clinton is of the healthiest and
most pleasant in the State The buildings are large
and convenienthe course of instruction thorough and
everything considered the prices are moderate. L.
G. GRAVES, A. NJ, is the Principal