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gard to It's nature or quality, eating the prekly
pear with its thousand thorns, or even the thorn
trate their utter disregard Of the quality of their
food saw one of them, one day, with the iawbOne
of some animal in his mouth, which had been bleach
ing, doubtless, for months in the sunshine, and
he continued his efforts to chew it for hour and
that, too, after just filing himself with excellent
grass. '."
They are very docile and are easily managed,
though one ignorant of their habits would give nm
self up for lost when they begin their fierce snarl-
ngs Their gait is slow; but their stride is greater
than that of horse, being about three feet in
length, and with steady travelling they will average
three miles per hour. They do not kneel to receive
stated, and in that respect not sagacious as
the horse, as they do not seem to comprehend Ian
guage at all; but with kir-r-r ki-rr (rolling the
tongue against the roof of the MOUTH and gentle
pressure their necks pull upon their halters,
they assume the recumbent position. Such portions
of their bodies come in contact with the ground
while kneeling, or rather crouching flor they
get down upon their bellies like a cat or dog),
provided by nature with what called "callo-
stiles" or nsensble flesh; thus clearly showing they
were designed for the purposes to which they are
applied.
they refuse to fise, and utter q piteous cry have
seen them loaded in one or two instances until they
could not rise but never knew one OF them to refuse
to make the effort have known them to get up
with burdens under which their legs trembed as
with an ague fit while they staggered on like drunk
en- men; but unlike any other animal, they never
fuse to go. Their cries uttered to express their
distress or dissatisfaction at all times. When half
suppressed they the same as the lazy grunt Of
hog; but when enraged it is much more wild, and
greatly like that of Bengal tiger when STIRRED up
with a long pole" They will 60 without water from
FIVE to ten days which peculiarly fits them for long
journeys over country where water is scarce They
are a Illuminating animal, lying down at night to
chew the food which they gather the road during
the day. and consequently do not require to be herd
ed like mules horses; and better STILL they cannot
be stampeded by the Indians, which is always their
first object in of attack parties crossing the
Plains. Their feet, which large and nearly round,
soft like cushions and seemingly not at all adapt
ed to travelling on finty ground, or climbing the
sides of mountains; and yet we took them heavily
loaded, up and down sleeps, where We dismounted
and led our mules one by one, and where the earth
was strewn with sharp stones but their feet received
no injury.
They seem to be as well adapted to cold as to
warm climate, for when winter approaches nature
provides them with exceedingly thick and warm
coat Of hair. Our country has proved perfectly ia
vorable to propagation of the species, and the ex
pertinent in all respects may be set down as COM
plete triumph.
pronounce them far superior to any other animal
as beasts of burthen.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
" MRS WATTS sHERMAr's TRANSLATION or
Guerrayx's famous historical novel Of
t BEATRICE CENCf

The only cOupiete ediuon
in four books Price - cents each
This edition contains nearly 40 Emo 10 got ~ 10
style and abridged Initiated ~ SUIT
the couvenienee 81 the pubsbcr lisa true rarsarb OF
the authors and has rccafvcd his sanction. w 20
seen by hs following Letter
GrrrvA. June 3 lss-.
Nv ppAE arerosA saHpUAE;-rkroush letter rec .sed
friend Dr. Ucce. have understood that have
translated your language End intend IN psssh,
history ~ Cenc Having been Informed Of tar.
would ~sning my dptv did no, hasten " de-psteb
v my ihsnks not much for the honor
ai You DO me- for The thought which inspires
vo L. ptoesm b Of this besu''ul
and unhappy Of pssrnsi nhumaniy and " n. turi
cupy The priess ~ Jour means your strong conn-
rymsn shs sno~ he prose-s 81 our ltersiare sod bo.
under The press and Ausrns our hearts best
with eternal gslp,Aron. ans ia, pe.her death prisons nor
avail from saying In The lace OF
oprresso,s You r-pss The Infamous and constant
otpresion necessarily II should endure e,sr
naily sbguh despair ~ The Rcdnsss OF God lt- shall
never b. In The meantime. bensd be ihoss who. with
friepdy ~orda encowss- The oppressed n persist "a he
struggle beg You thsr 70 s~eept gratitude, ogeher
With that q country. best wishes ior vo1r
happiness. Most sreciiona,efy, y. y. GUERRAZL.
fhe profits If this Nrp shcrmsp hss indy act sInt
for The author, gucrrnru
fuehsc6nd book will be ready or saturday reri
l0c and 10 Duane street., Nsv forf
The fourth edition u Psr:ons LIE and Times Of AAren H
q nov ready
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TFfFU1r, FVU FNUSs
The stores on she f Woodward and Jefferson
avenues, occupied by Campbell and Luu, dry goods;
schoee Brothers, and A. Amberg clothing dealers, was
partially Consumed by fire early this morning Probably
The Total lose will be from forty 10 nfty thousand dosrs,
nearly all covered by insurance
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TprRorr. Feb 8, 1855.
The extraordinary session of the Michigan Legislature
adjourned the % inst The swamp Lsnd Judicial and
Loan bills among the important measures passed
JOINT resolutions nsructinCoW representatives in Con
greee 10 for the Homc1sd aS and certain harbor
improvements and 10 oppose the Lecompton constits
and the further extene,on Of slavery, we're also
paspei.
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The Emperor Alexander, of Russia, has adopted
another measure, which will be attended bv the best
results. Hitherto the Ministers presented their
reports separately 20 his Majesty, which was ncon-
venient In many respects; but hencesorth all the
Misssters are To meet once week In council, under
the presidency Of the Emperor and viii discuss the
questions which used TO form the subject OF the
reports
IL IL stated in nonoffical financial circles OF vi
enna. that Hamburg does not require any further
assistance from Austria but the reverse IS the case
An application for second loan has been made by
the Senate Of Hamburg, and another 5,Oooooo
marks banco will be transferred from the cellars OF
the Austrian national bank TO those Of the hamooB
discount hank.
The Emperor Of the French and his Msjestys adj
visers are occupied In considering financial affairs,
in order TO ascertain If any changes can be matte N
existing laws, with view Of siorthng further assist
ance 10 commerce in periods Of difficulty on more
reasonable terms than the late crisis Imposed.
The Deufschiand Of Jan 6, under its Vienna head
says:-We learn positively from Constantinople that
the mission 81 N. de Lesseps has fully succeeded
The representatives of Austria and France, acting
in common, have induced not only the cabinet with
Reschid Ali and Fuad Pacha at ts head, but also
the Grand Council of the Porte 10 sanction the Snoz
canal The English legation made no opposition
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FINE ARTS.

onR HERE-rHE UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST RE
Ia rr,ved the ers, 10, OF new German invention called
finophAncs transparent pictures, pressed linen
Samples be OSCAR HOEF FRS, S7 Seventh
nue., between Thirty md and Thirty third streets.
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Foreign Miscellaneous Items.

The following is return ofthe total income and
expenditure of India during each of the past four
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sPORTING.


I1xCrTrNG MATCH FOR TIE CHAMPIONS our, ~
~ 70 take place nj the Red House Harlem .n MOS day NEXT
Feb st 3oclock The following have entered 10 contend
fer the -. Adams Of 20 White street John Grinnel.
Mickey Free r. Tookcr r. Nevens, J. Walsh. Adams IL %
each eor 100 yards start 70 start by the 81
spsiol Either Of the men running will be disqualified
CREAT NhTCH-AT WARDS HOTEL COMFY ISLAND
NJ rlank road. 10 Monday mt O'Clock.
celebrated sbet w. King has matched himself hill seventy
Eve pigeons Of hundred double shots two birds let
fly from the at Pedestrians take the Green
Mood cars Eght.enth street Gowangs and waf hsi
ground 9, " O'Clock. Cash paid for pigeons.
DIGEoN SHOOTING THERE WILL BE A GRAND
II sweepstakes shot for 81 the Manor House. he
North road leading Calvary Cemetery. Tuesday,
OH atl2 ocloct The loy o. The trigger respectfully
invited 10 attend NJ JAMES ATKINsoNs 10 South Second
street. Williamsburg. ii o'clock when lunch Will be-
served Prze- folowsFirs for e2n; second for tib
O hand.
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REWARDS.
CLOTHING, DC.

6.1 TO $1,000 WORTH OF NEW AND CAST OFF CLOTH
sp1 ing vanied-for the city and Western market Gene-
having dispose Of wall receive tbs highest
By calling at the store addressing j. X. xUksAY u
Centre street
6h1 TO 5000 WORTH OF NEW AND LEFT OFF
spl clothing wanted for the city and Western markets.
Gentlemen will receive fifty cent than their sup
posed vaue by calling ut the by addressing THOd
d. CONROY, No. &c GENRE street
NENTLEMEN HAVING ANY LEFT OFF OR OTHER
NJ cohing dspose Of Will the highest
for the by sending 10 addressing D. DOYLE 49,
Pearl street.
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LOST AND FOUND.

hog LOST-ABOUT IL O'CLOCK ON FRIDAY NIGHT,
~ the 9Th instant from SO Fulton street vicinity =
large sized dog snout white end Of tail white
whre and named Cap. Whoever will him to No IS
Fulton street give information Of his whereabouts viii DO
satisfactorily rewarded.
T OSr-PETwEEN NEW YORK AND PHI A DEL PUrA
j 4 Il memorandum book containing nothing OF
value but three coupons Of Reading Railroad bonds Nos
1S GOO and go OF the issue payable 10 1870 the
OF which has been Stopped reward OF 50 viii be paid u
Co., in New York. or John + Thayer Bro, in Boston
T osT-AT THE WALL STREET FERRY, ON TIN
IL BROOKLYN side a bundle Of law papers The finder
wi be rewarded by returning hem to the o8ee he
owner No. Is Wall street New York sec md floor room
UsT.-ON FRIDAY. STU INSTANT, NO II SHIPPING
receipt book belonging Henry Swift Co, between
Warren and Clia streets The finder returning their
store No 40 Front street will be suitably rewarded
I OsT-MOsT PROBABLY IN TwENryTRIRD
street stage Saturday morning package coua1ing
The Ia Crosse and MILWAUKEE, Railroad Company. The
finder VIII be literally rewarded by returning the
". r. Francis No u william street Payment Of The cou-
pons and transfer of the stocs have been stopped.
REWARDS.
cS RTwARD-Losr on wEDNEsp Az AFTERNOON
pa lad 's breasptn with bud and hres leaves The
going through Grand Centre Canal and
West Broadway The above reward will be paid leaving
It At ls5 Franklin street
d. = REwARD-LOST, On THE NIGHT Of THE Sd
DBL inst the musical hsl corner Orange and Futon
leaving with the sexton of te Jay street church Brook
DE- REwARD.-LosT, AT TIE CALICO BALL 4
spD ladys cameo breast pin. The finder will
above reward by leaving with Fsrrar Lyon 81 South
&OS REwARD.-LOsT, ON THE FLOOR OF THE
- ~ Academy Of Music at the ball Thursday evening
the Office Of Whitehead Form No. Wall
will receive the above reward.
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Fort Tejcn, and arrived there about the 10Th Of No
vemher.
The road IL good one. Some portions Of It run
through valleys a. fair poets ever dreamed Of and
plains which fOf miles literally level as n floor
Though suffered at times for water, yet he IL re-
membcrcd our mission was that OF pioneers. We
had no landmarks and no guide bat the compass !;
those who come after have only "a follow the
course laid down for them. I can nee but
one impcdinent 10 It's success and that Is the
Mohave Indians. ] 10 not think an enagrant party,
unless n large one could trust them.
Too much praise cannot be awarded 10 Lieut.
Beale for the indomtsbe energy which he dis
played throughout the journey. i believe II he
wanted to go through stone wall he would wear
bis fingers of working at u. His selfdenial IL
most praiseworthy too. Zoe his fare precisely
the same as that of The humblest az the party,
while he shrank from 10 prvation or danger.
There Is one feature OF this expedition which |
wish 10 notice more particularly than any other; and
that il the camel experiment.
For me TO enter into history Of the animal
would be very like presumption, when there are
eminent authors 20 consult hut may be allowed to
mention few facts concerning them, gathered rom
personal observation. The camels used by ussTere
SAID 70 be superior ones, and certainly presented
far more slightly appearance than The miserable
rS~.
With their pack saddles on, which are not often
removed, they stand about eight feet in height.
strength; their legs being sIes,er. their hams
may be loaded with from ,e oo yy e '9 as,
pounds, which they will carry from morning
I'll night without any signs Of fatigue; but their
fitness for travel over the Plats consists in their
capacity to endure the want of food and water.
They do not require 10 be fed at all AS tey are CON
stanty eating along the road while travelling.
stretching out their long necks and cropping what,
ever d 'erdure comes within their reach, without 70
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-05-19

SCNETHuo NEW-We bad the pleas.
ure, the other day, while stopping at the
Millinery Establishment Of Mn. Pearce,
Of examining specimen Of machine for
doing up' bonnets, which was invented and
patented BY q Mrs. Dow, Of MassAchu.
sett& 1t is rather a novel affair, and. we
should Judge a good labOr-saving irstilu-
ton. It IS said that by lis aid bonnet
can be done up iu a remarkably short time,
and in elegant style. One Of these ma
chimes took the premium at the Worlds
Fair, last year.
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sESsisLr.- Our "Cily Palben7 (msy
Their good WORKS live forever bays sl las,
passed an ordinAnce-ses another column
Of lO-day's Paper-levying a tax upon The
lot ospsn on Main, LilbOn and Canal
streets, for The purpose Of eurbing and pa-
Eing The Sidswalks-lhAi are not paved
on said streets. This d certainly what eV-
cry good citizen viii say should have been
done long ago; sDd We hope that the mat.
Ter viii be promptly and snergslicaly car.
RED forward, and that the day will not be
far distant when good footing will he
where now, in wet weather, mud plsnliful-
ly abOunds. So mote Il be.
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STRUCK BY LIGHTNING .--On last Fri.
dsy night our place was visited by very
heavy storm, during which the Presbyte.
Fisn church, on Lisbon street, was struck
BY Lightning: The spire Of the church
not being protected by conductor, re-
ceived the bolt, which descended to the
belfrey, and from thence passed out thro'
the roof upon either side. and down the
roof to the ewes, where, very fortunately.
II was conveyed by the falling water to the
ground. II is q matter Of surprise that
the result was not more disastrous. The
upper portion Of the spire. which was iron,
was tom from the lower part, and falling
into the front yard, was implanted in the
earth to the depth Of about three feet, and
remained in nearly an upright position
ens,of the balls remaining iu its place un-
harmed, while the other was torn opieces.
The bolt in its descent, splintered the low
or part Of the spire and somewhat injur-
ed the roof Of the cupalo; the bell was
torn completely from its bangiugs. One
qf.the chimneys was entirely demolished,
and the roof Of the house injured where
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINlOlhh hhlOh . DALE.
IN the 18th day of Nay, A. d. 1858, at 10
Uo'clock A. NJ. on the premises in East
township, Carroll county, Ohio, will be sold to
the highest bidder the following real estate as
the property of William MeKibbeu deceased,
to wit: Lots Nos. /, 2, 2s and 20 in the town
Of NorristOWn, East township, Carroll county,
Ohio; also piece Of land on South side of
said town, being part Of the west quarter of
section 30, township IA, range &, beginning ten
feet south Of the south east corner OF town lot
number 2S, in Norristown, thence running
south chains and 10 links to a post; thence
west 8 chains and 70 links, thence north 8
chains and II links to a poet; thence east
chain and 72 links to a post; thence south
chains and So links TO q post; thence east Z
chains to the place Of beginning, containing 8
acres and eight hundredths of an acre more or
less, reserving to Frederick Hit the water
privilege of the mill race, with the privilege
Of repairing said mill race when needed; also
a piece of land in the quater section aud range
aforesaid, beginning ten feet south of the south
east corner OF lot number 10 the town afore-
said; thence south 20 rods and S-6 Of rod to
the line of James McGinty; thence east %
l-2 rods; thence north 90 8 rods to the town
line; thence west along the town line 20 l 2
rods to the place of beginning, containing 8
acres more or less;also piece of land commen.
cling ten feet west of the northwest corner Of lot
number 80; thence south $50 feet;thence west
50feet thence north l3Ofeet thence west 80 feet
to the place of beginning; also part Of
south west quarter of section 29, township II,
range 4, commencing at the south east corner
of town plat Of NorristoYn, thence south 80
links; thence west chains and 65 links to the
line of Samuel Heston; thence along the line |
of Samuel Heston south chains and 81 links; |
thence west IL chains and 49 links; thence |
north chains and is links; thence east |
chain and IS links to the place Of beginning, |
and one half acres; also piece
of Ian id beginning ten feet south of the south
east corner OF lot number "a in said town;
thence south 9 rods and 10 feet; thence west |
Is rods and feet; thence noIth 20 rods and |
10 feet, thence east IL rods and feet conta n.
ing aud twenty five hundredths of an acre,
also shares of lots Nos. l6, II and Is in Nor.
ristown, subject to the dover of the widow
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne third in hand, one third |
in six months and one third in one year.
s. NJ. CRANE,
Administrator de bonis non Of the estate OF
apI2l, '5s'W6. William McKibben, decd.
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II You HAVE a slight Cold. hacking
Cough, Influenza, Group, or Asthma, use
DR.. Hoohand's Balsamic Cordial. the on
ly sure remedy for the above complaints
True, it will not cure Asthma; but it will
afford relief when everything else fails
In the other diseases named above, it may
cOnfdentialy be relied upon as an infallible
specific.
Prepared only by DR.. C, NJ. Jackson,
4l8 Arch Street, Pbiladelphia.an for sale
by druggists everywhere. Price rs cents
per bottle. ct.
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@We feel like OpOlOgising for the too
plentiful margin on our pOPer this week ;
We sent to Steubenville for a small quaint.
ty Of paper to last us until we could get
paper from our regular place, and the pa
per sent us is too OUful big. There will
be one advantage attending it, however,
the old ladies who smoke can tear strips off
the edge Of the paper, to light their pipes,
without spiiia' the reading.
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BEATTY HoUsE.--0ur old friend, Mr..
Geo. Beatty, has leased the house former.
ly known as the Americas House, on Main
street, where be will be found ready 10
make those comfortable who may favor
him with a call, Mr.. B., as everybody
knows, formerly served our people in the
same capacity, and he hasn't forgot how
yet, as the tired and hungry will find dem.
Onstrated to their satisfaction by stopping
with him. Don't forget the Beatty House,
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@It is with pleasure that we call at.
tention to the card Of Mrs Pearce, 10 to-
days paper. Her lady friends know of
her exquisite taste as displayed upon bon
nets coming from her hands. It almost
appears that every touch she gives a bon.
ret improves its appearance.
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RAILROAD AoCIDENT.--An accident oc-
Cured on the Lafayette & Illinois R. R.
on last Saturday morning, about o'clock.
The night Express train was crossing a
bridge 100 feet long, over Potato Creek
some Is miles south of Lafayette, and the
freshet having washed away the trussel
work under the bridge, it gave way and
the engine and baggage car we're thrown
into the water. The engineer and two or
more others were killed.
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death to all VerminI"
OSTARS'S"
Rat, Roach, de-, EztermiaatOr.
For the destruction Of Rats. ground or Geld
Nice, Moles, Reaches, Bugs, Ahts, &c.
Bed Bug ExtermInator.
ELEC TRIO p WDER.
To destroy Moths, Bed Bugs, Mosquitoes,
Ants, Fleas, Plant Insects, Vermin on Fowls
and Animals.
tE-Liberal wholesale Terms made To Drug.
gists and dealers everywhere.
tE-" Oostar's" private circular to Drug
gists and dealers sent BY mail on application.
FOR THE 0PLE.
l. On receipt Of one dollar. will forward
by mail postage paid) sufficient quantity Of
the Rat, Roach, &c, RKterminator to destroy
all Of this class Of vermin that may infest your
premises.
2. On receipt ef two dollars, will forward
BY mail postage paid a fuficieBt quantity Of
10th Rat, Roach &C., EIterminator and the
Electric Powder.
3. On receipt Of ten dollars. the same terms
will be made as to Druggists and dealers.
EE- Address all letters 10
COSTAR'S PRINCIPAL DEPOT,
388 Bro0daOay, New York.
To save mistakes and trouble:
/. Write in plain hand the name Of Post
Office, County and State.
2. Register your letter, and il will come at
my risk.
3. New York aud Eastern money preferred.
SEE THE FOLLOWING:
Rats, Reaches. Bugs, Insects, &c.
What the Farmers say
a late writer says that "the various species
of vermin aIe multiplying at fearful rate
throughout the land" A postmaster in llli
nois writing to "Costar's" Depot, say, "The
country is literally oyerun with them [rates
mice &c.
What the People say: Cave ILL.,. June 81, ST
Dear Sir--My brother, j. W. McCreery, P
NJ, purchased box Of your Rat EKtermina
tor, and found It to be what you recommend
ed it to be, perfect Rat destroyer. hereby
inelose S. for more Of It.
Yours, &c. ASHLEY McCREERY.
New York, Dec. II, 81.
Sir All this summer have been troub.
led with Reaches and Mice. / was actually
ashamed Of the house, for the Reaches were
everywhere, and don't know what should
have done by this time. purchased box of
yourExterminator and tried ii, and in one week
there was not Roach or Mouse in the house.
JOHN B. GIVENS, No. "a Elm st.
MOore's Salt Works, Ohio, June S, '57.
Dear Sir-I have used it, (the Rat, Roach,
&C., ExterminatOr,) three nights, and it /, ma
king sad havoc among the Rat tribe.
Yours, &C., J.. P. BECOM.
What the Press say:
We know By actual experience, that ''Cos
ar's" preparations for Rats, Reaches, Bed bugs,
md Insects generally are complete and per.
ect exterminators. Y. Atlas, May II.
"Costar's" Rat, Roach, &C., ExterminatOr
an infallible destroy Of these pestilent crea-
ures.-Indianapols Sentinel.
What the Druggists say:
Guilford 4 Lemberger, Druggists Leban.
IN, Pa. 1--WE are pleased to say that which Is
old gives great satisfaction"
Geo. Rose, (Druggist,) Casdington, 0hio.-
1t the Rat, Roach, &C., Exterminator, sells
Ike hot cakes, giving general satisfaction.
Sold in Carrollton, Ohio by
spril2l, '58-m2 BAXTER & STERLING.
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MALE & FEMALE ACADEMY
VeW HagerStOWn Carroll Co. Ohio.

THE summer session Of this Institution will
open on Wednesday, May 5th. -
Tuition, per session Of five months.
Mathematics, Natural & Moral science $500
Latin and Greek ...... 1000
Good boarding can be obtained at prices
varying from 81 so to $500 per week.
For further particulars and Catalogues ad.
dress the Prinipal.
ALEXANDER s. FOSTER, Principal
Miss ANNA y. FOSTER, Female Teacher. :
apvil2s, '5S-tf