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original selection, and the
~ 6stees Of the high school in
which sach vacancy shall occur, together
with the professov thereof, shall take all
necessary measures for filling such vacancy
ID the manner therein provided.
~. The State University established at
Iowa City Is hereby constituted corpora
ton under that name, possessing oil the
those conferred upon il by this act.
8 70. The public buildings at Iowa CITY,
together with the tan acres of land on which
the same are situated, are granted to the
estate University Of lows, to be used and
appropriated only to University purposes,
and to revert to tho State Whenever the
same shall cease to be used for such pur-
poses. A
s Is. The two townships Of land granted
BY act Of Congress Of Jusy 10th, 1910, for
the support OF University, and all pro-
cecds and investments derived from the
Same, are hereby donated to the said State
University, to be and constitute perpetual
fund, the interest and income of which shall
be applied exclusively to the support Of said
University.
5 "A. The object Of the University shall
be to provide the best and most edectual
means Of acquiring a thorough education,
and . perfect knowledge of tho different
branches Of literature, the arts and the
sciences, with their various applications.
rs. The government Of the University
shall be vested exclusively in board Of
trustees, to consist Of the Chancellor Of the
University, who shall be president of the
Board, the Governor, the Superintendent
Of public instruction, and twelve trustees,
who shall be elected a. hereinafter provided.
& Is. The said trustees shall be divided
into classes, numbered Gone, !" sstwo'' and
ssthree.'' Glass aumber ssons', shall hold
their Offices for two years; class number
stwo'' for four years, and class number
ssthree's for six ycafs, from the Arst Monday
of January, 1855; and every two years
thereafter, there shall be elected BY the
General Assembly, four trustees 70 sopply
the vacancies made BY the provisions Of this
section. and who shall bold their Offices for
aix vears s..respectiscly Lauren Dewey, Of
FIenry county; Edgar Wright, of Cedar;
Wm. Burris, of Scott; w. p. Bfannan, 81
Mascasine; 3. G. Lyon, D. Reno. II: D.
Downey, ". H. aBasSis, q Johnson; Linz
coln Clarke, Of Dubuque county; ]. b.
0rinneil, Of Powsshiek; Geo. ". Drake,
Of Mahsska; w. p. Davis, Of Polk eounty,
bs and thsy are hereby appointed the Asst
twelve trnstees under tits act, four Of wh0nl
shall hold their Offices for two years, four
for four years, and four for dix years, thsir
several terms 81 oi6cs 10 ~ determined 81
lot, q fhs time Of the frss oIgani1ation 81
IL board under this aot. 81 =
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| 2 70 bs pres6lt eaeh yeax q . Mapy q
the neeei1GN . ~ eountia e Which II
several dist1i9e peeeidente Aoot togutha1, q
b praetieaA9e foe hin % aa&snd, Ard with
that yiew h may direct TIE time and places
Of sa4 Aestinen 70 suit his convenience ;
| provided he givee Sui6oient previous noaas1
20 the county supefintendsnte to enable
them to give notics 70 the resp t;ve presi-
dents Of the distyict board q directors in
their countless. ,, s-s. N V.
B. To appoint such and 10 many persons
as he shall from lime to tame deem necessa-
ri. to visit and examine the condition Of the
common schools in the county where such
persons may reside, and report to him ON al
such matters relating to the condition Of
such schools and the means Of improving
them. as he shalI prescribe. but NO allowance
Lor compensation shall be made to the said
visitors for such 1ervices. e
4. TO visit petsonally such schools a. be
may have it in .hiI power to do, and witness
5. TO entertain and decide al appeals
relative to district schools that are taken
before him from the decisiops Of the county
superintendents. s,,
8. After examination, to recommend to
the several county superintendent = uniform
series Of text books. W..
Z. To recommend from time to time to
the county superintendent such books 40 be
shall think advisable to be purchased for
district school libraries. list at which the
said county superintendents shall immedi-
ately transmit 10. the respective presidents
Of the district boards Of directors in their
respective counties.
s. To prepare and cause to be printed
suitable forms for an reports required BY
this act, and all other school laws in force
at the time, to be made by the district boesa
Of directors to the county superinteudknts,
and BY the latter to the State Superintend-
ent Of Public Instruction, and to transmit
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received from the county treasury, and tn
amount, If any, received from other sources
stating what, and how much from each, anl
such other information a. he may deem
useful.
8 "a. Should the Secretary fail to file biz
report ~ above directed, he shall forfeit ths
sum Of twenty live dollars, and shall be also
liable to make good all losses resulting ID
the district from such failure. Suit shall
be brought in both cases by the President ID
the name OF tho district, on his oiiicial bond
3 Is. The treasurer shall have the custody
Of all moneys belonging to the district, and
shall paw out the same upon tho order ol
the President, countersigned by the score
tary, and shall keep an account of the re.
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tions for the pupils therein, shall constitute
the basis Of action Of the board in detsr.
mining ths Per csntum Of tax 70 BE- levied
upon each sub.district. 81 s.
| 81. They shall, at their regular meeting
in April Of each year, estimate the per Gem
tum Of tax on the taxable property in the
district, necessary to raise Q fnnd which,
with the addition Of the amount Of teachers'
fund due from the county treasurer ~ shown
by notice from the county judge, shatl be
sufficient to pay the entire tuition of the
several schools Of the district for at least
the time required BY this act, for the current
year, which per centum they shall certify to
the county Judge, who shall, ct the time Of
levying the taxes for county purposes, levy
tie Der e centum Of tax thus certified to him,
upon the property of said district, which
shall be collected and paid over in the same
manner in all respects as other school dis
%. They shall make such classification Of
the pupils in the high school OF schools as
they may deem necessary, fix the compensa-
ton Of the Secretary and Treasurer Of the
district, and transact generally such bust.
ness a. may tend to promote the cause Of
education in accordance with the provisions
of this act, and shall exercise all powers
contemplated therein. g7 7
33l. The county judge Of each county
shall at the time Of levying the tax for
county purposes, levy tax for the support
of schools within the county, Of not less
than one mill, nor more than two and Q half
mills on the dollar. on the assessed value Of
oil real and personal property within tho
county, which shall be collected by the
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UcphI0telys onO uOt0 bQ0 00uu0 III Ee&uIu01v
to be exhibited TO the Governor, or to any
committees Of either House OF the General
Assembly, or to the State Board Of Educa-
tion, ,at any time when required, and shall
keep fair record Of sll matters pertaining
to the business Of his ofioe.
8 IS. The Superintendent Of Publie In
struction shall bs charged with the general
supervision Of sllths county saperiatendents
and sll the common schools Of the State,
and he shall Gee that the school system Isl q
early ~ practicable carried fully into effect
and put into uniform operation. With .
special view to these general duties he shall
during each year Of bic tsrm, appoint some
suitable time and plaes, ct which be will
meet the sevssal county snpesintendents, Of
which time be shall give due and s1lfcient
notice to each county superintendent, and il
u hereby mAds the duty OF ths several county
supsrintsndents - ettend such needing, the
object Of which sksll b - accumulats vala-
abie facts rslstiss 70 eonnon schools, 70
compare sisws, discuss principles, and b
general 70 listen 70 u edmnunisalions and
Suggestions, ana satee into Ill discsssions
relative 70 compensation And qualifications
Of tsaehsss, braashss. .taaghe, methods Of in.
ssructiop, tsxs books, diistsist kbfarisS,
apparatus, aad Ill other nattsrs and things
embraced in the common school system.
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THE in TELLIGB NCER.
From Littel's Living Age, fOr August
MUSIC OF LABOR.

The banging of the hammer,
The whirling of the plane,
The crashing. of the busy saw,
The creaking of the crane,
The ringing of the anvil,
The grating ofthe drill,
The gathering of the turning lathe,
The whirling of the mill,
The buzzing OF the-spindle,
The rafting Of the loom,
The putting Oft the engine,
Tho fans continual boom,
The clipping ofthe tailor's shears,
The driving ofthe awl-
These sounds of honest Industry, 81
Ilove-I love them all.
The clicking of the magic type,
Tho earnest talk of men,
The toiling OF the giant press,
The scratching of the pen,
Thetapping of the yard stick,
The tinkling of the scales,
The whlstling of the needle,
CWhen no bright cheek it palcs,)
The humming of the cooking stove,
The surging of the broom,
The pattering feet of childhood,
The housewives busy hum,
The buzzing of the scholurs,
The teucher's kindly call
The sounds Ofuctiye Industry,
llove-ll0ve them all
Ilove the plowman's whistle,
The reaper cheerful song,
The drover's oft-rcpeated shout,
Squirting his stock along,
The hustle of the market man,
AS he HES him to the town;
The hallon from the tree-top
As the ripened fruit comes down;
The busy sound of threshers
As they clean the ripened grain;
The huSker's joke and catch Of glee
Meath the moonlight on the plain,
The kind voice ofthe drayman,
The Shepherds gentle call
These sounds Unpleasant Industry,
love-I love them all.
oh, there's good in labor,
If we labor but Alright,
That gives vigor to the daytime,
A swceter sleep ut night;
A good that bringeth pleasure,
Even to the toiling hours;
For duty cheers the spirit,
As dew rcvives the flowers.
Then say not that Jehovah
Gave labor asa doom,
No!-'tiS the richest mercy
From the cradle to the tomb.
Then let us still be doing
Whate'er we find to do,
With cheerful, hopeful spirit,
And free hand, strong and true.
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Cheaper than Ever.

PCT GHdI IV6T'
NREAT D1STRESSand heavy losses in the East; Railroad
Stock Bank Stock, and all goods forced the Market
sold atruuous prices the Importer Manufacture
have just returned from the Eastert cities have
purchased goods at prices sndI now
my customers rnd the public generally goods up
order in Coats Pants and Vests In the neateGt
fashionable way, and lower they
have ever been offered in this market You will get ne
clothes the have heretofore paid coarse
Come and buy Eoc26l A. NJ ADAMS.
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RATES BETWEEN pHTLADELpHTA Am pTrrsRnpnp

RATES BETWEEN, PHILADELPHIA AND pITTsRuRG4
FIRST CLAss-Boots Shoes, Hats andl
Gaps, Books, Dry Goods lin boxes, bales :. ..=
and Trunks Drugs boxes and baieS 100 per 100 Bs.
Feathers, Rurs, &c. -. =. -! 1..s.
SECOND GLASS Domestic Sheeking
Drngs On essSs Hardware, LeatSsI' per 100 lbs.
(n rolls or boxes Wool and sheen pelts
Eastward.
THIRD OLASS-Anvils Steel, Chains (inf q
Goose casks To5scso SOO per 1oOlbs.
ed, leScent cigars or cut) &c. &c.
FOURTH OLASS-Coffge, Fish Bacon Beefi
ana Fork Tin Casks or boxes, eastward, y /
Lard q Lard OIL Nails Soda Ash, Ger $40 per lO0 lbs.
man Clay, Tar, Pitch, Rosn, &c.
FIOUR-I5c per Dbl. until further notice 2.
notice. - 4SVt9s'1 Until I9rther
further notice. .Ss Netsat's uhtI
In shipping goods from any point east Of phia,aI
PElS, pc mark packages tpt PetnenLnTg;1
consigned tothe agents Of hisrns5
AZ Pni.saepha or Pittsburgh will be forwarded without
EE1aHT AeEETsc Evans 81 Khy street Boston. Il .
40 Aston House. and No street and fsb1
niGDona0 NO Battery Place, WORK; Pierce 600 Sns
~ LFF1n q ;o and SprfngTnan brown CincInnafj n.
= " alet1spn S1dtson Ind Dumespfl, Bell 90 sSd
carter JeSett Louisville, KY: q O'Riley d Co. FvsnS u
Ve ms X sass, st Louis No; Harris wormlev CO
NE gphts Tenn; eeeh 90, Chicago, nj; Glass Fort
Nsynes 4nG 2 snssder, Phila Magrsg 4 Rooms Rsi,,
more; A Stewart pittsburgh - }S'4s' PSItt-
IL IA HUSTON, GenT Freight A GENT PhiIad
eEe!sl q Z y supt Altoona, Pa.
FFtEEfF7EE fDEFAf8TFNdTTTJ n
%
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ron ALE EHR PURPOSES OF A
FAMILY PLY SIC.

THERE has long existed public demand for an aR0o.
tive puFgahye pill which could be relied and
to meet that demand and IN ezensiYe tris q its virtues
has concusTely shown with what success eccompshea
but not easy to make the best Of All ,Ls which
should have none Of the objections, but al the adYa.
and With what Success would respectfully submit 10
the public decision. It has been unfortunate for the
acrimonious and irritating to the bowels This Is not.
Many of them produce much gripping pain and revul-
good to be derived from them. These pills produce no
irritation or pam, anless it arise from previously exSt
ING distinction or arrangement in the bowels Being
purely vegetable, no harm can arise from their use in
any quantity but it is better that any medicine should
be taken judiciousy. Minute directions for their
given on the box. GAmong the complaints which have
been speedily cured by them, we may mention Liver
Languor and Loss Of Appetite Istlessnes Iritability
Bilious Headache, Bilious Feyer Fever and Ague Pain
in the Side and Loins; for in truth, all these but
the consequences Of diseased action in the liver AS
apesient they afford prompt and relief Costiye-
sc7y Colds With soreness Of the body Ulcers and i'm
purity Of the blood; in short, any and every hera
They have also produced some sngularly successful
cures in Rheumatgm, Gout DrOpsy Gravel Eysipelas,
and Side They should be freely taken in the spring Of
the year. purify the blood and prepare the system for
the change of seasons An occasional dose stimulates
the stomach and bowels into healthy action and restores
the appetite and vigor They purify the blood and by
their stimulant action the crcuatory aystem reno
yte the strength of the body and restore the wasted OF
diseased energies Of the whole organism Hence an oc
cn0tonal dose is advantageous though serious
derangemcnt exists; but unnecessary dosing should
mover be carried too far, every purgative medicine
sand cases in which physc is required cannot be Gnu.
neted here but they suggest themselves the
of every body and this pill is found answer better
purpose than any thing which has hitherto been available
to mankind. Where their virtues are once known the
public will longer doubt what remedy to employ when
in need of cathaTtic medicine. Being sugarwrapped
they are pleasant to take, andbeng purely vegetable
harm can arise from their in any quantity.
For minute directions, see wrapper on the Box.
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BALTIMORE. Q 8
Lancaster ............. S
RAIEROAn

3 4ILt w q Nv ANIa FAIhRO nd.
tic stiles with Wegssrn and South.
also connects at Pittsburgh with daily line Of Steamers to
al ports Western Rivers and at Cleveland
duSky with Steamers to all norts the North
Lakes making the most direct, cheapest and reliable
rofte by which FREIGHT be forwarded and from
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TNEhave hand and are receiving daily a large ano
w complete assortment of Hats and Caps, embracing
every variety of style and price. view of the in
creasing demand for first class goods have paid par
tteular attention to the getting up expressly
adapted to the wants of customers. Our arrangement
with Eastern houses such that enabled prns
the latest styles Of Hats and Gaps ntrouced
And promise that the beautiful as
sortnents well the best qualities every
are to be found at our establishment.
The public respectfully invited to call and examin,
oprsock pains give entire satisfaction
ap8 ssh .1-ttt g. D. HARPER & SON.
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THREE through trains daily from Wheeling to Baltimore,
Washington City, and all parts of the East South
East. First, the Gin, Wheeling, Benwood and Baltic Ex
press leaves Wheeling at $50 NJ Sundays excepted,
irving Baltimore $40 NJ giving time breakfast
and Eastern connections Second the st Louis Cipcp,
Wleeng Benwood am Baltimore Express leaves daily
Eastern Third the North Western Chicago
st. Louis, Cairo Gpcnna Wheel
ing Benwood and Baltimore Express leaves Wheeling daily
e40 p NJ Saturdays excepted arriving at Baltimore
in time for supper and Eastern connections
To enjoy the elegant scenery $40 A..
NJ. train.
Returning to the West and the trains leave
Baltimore daily as ollows A. NJ arrive at Wheeling
1896 NJ Sos p 81 train, arrives at Wheeling at 1p:O
Nj and the 10 r NJ. train arrives Mt Wheeling ct 655
p. NJ. $500 'a4a.Ef >
The $50 p NJ train bound East will stop wood,
and meals at the stations Round
trip tickets bsng issued MoundsvilIe at 80 cts and
to Benwpnd ut 25 cents. J.B lPORn, Agent
w. p. SMITH, Snpt.
L. NJ. COLE, Gen'l Ticket Agent. je30
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principal regulators Of the
performs its functions we'll,
fullrdeveloped, The stomach
on the healthy action of the
ance offs functions;when the
ave at fault, and the whole
'ot one orRall-the LIVER
For the diseases of that or
has made It his study, in a
wears, to find some remedy
many arrangements to which
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"a Naw I.imhf

"a view -l11S nG
HE Dr9mmond Light produced from improved sYLYIC
OIL, has no equal, and after personal and Satis
factory trial pr senttto public Cesar
free from all explosive properties 1t cheap because the
cost per hour is half cent
the smaestamp will burn brilliant steady flame for
twelve hours without refing trimmngan give sufcent
any ordinary sized ro, and having he
right manufacure and sell, confidently recommend
It to public favor.
For sale Wholesale and Retail at the House Furnishing
store o. J. K. DUNHAM q co.
Jan 10 No. 115, Main st. Wheeling. Va
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SEC0N d STOCK
SRRINE Il SIIIih Ellll,

T,I EIsKELI 4 swBARINGEN win open on TUESDAY
IL MAY 18th, their new store room No iii Main AZ
one door above K. Dunhsm c., the most beautiful
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
Tev have mad the pleasure to the public
Ther stock will comprise everything new in Dress Goods
Emproidertes, Ssawls, Mantiias, SC. ~ - ,
PedEing themselves not to undersod thew can and
ao offer great hduc to cash buyers
iomerBon'stort credit and would most reSpertfuv sol,
an inspection of their goods. . fny3
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Cincinnati, Wilmington & zanea--
willie Railroad g.

ERoEIANTs, manufacturers, and the public eeneyaI,v
are informed fhat tI n ~ 81 :
nov Prepared to receive and freTSt
~ IN zaneaye, second street
aud IntermeE
Freight destined the west in
River from Cincinnati 80. ~ nam OF the
he and delivered during the winter
ron q 3 ~ during the summer months
may rely upon the Company Agents
ltteItlom necessary 70 3tnBrsS ffe l{tSoS4
~ ana safety in the forwarding Of properly en
!, see the Tart
the Company, or applyto = - Su l4 ~
s5ss, sH.sK. SMITH,
r,yana General Freight Agent
- GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
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1S0r1sS. $685.
IA - -
PENNSYLVANIA RAILRO AID!
WTINTER ARRANGEMENT.-ona aud after Monday,De
THE FAST NAIL TRAIN leaves the Passenger Station
every morning. except Sunday O'clock Pittsburgh
THE EXPRESS TRAIN leaves the Station every evening,
at $40.
The Johnssown ACCOMMODATION train leaves Pittsburgh
daily, except SUNDAYS $50 O'Clock, p. M, stopping
F99n.ng as far as oonemaugh First Accom-
cept sunday, at l04O a. M The Second Accommodation
Train for Turtle Greek leaves. leaves daily Sunday
snee1s Train for
Returning Trains arrive in 6urgh follows-Ex
on II a. ms First Greek 20 ma
seGond 70 4O Third dation SID
p. m. IS Il LIS - sg
Transfor Balrsye and Indiana connect at Blairsvlle
Intersection with Mall Train East Express West and
the JohnstOwn Accommodation Train East and West
pittsburgh and Oonnelsyle Trains, stopping at Sta
9ns on the and Road leave daily
press Train, 83n r. Returning Trains from Pittsburgh
Top. m. 81" 900 ." NJ anu
The travelling public will and It greatly their interes
in going East Vest to travel by the Pennsylvania Rail-
road the offered, cannot be sur
passed other route As the road is baasted with
stone and entirely from can promise safe
~, speed and comfort, all who may favor this road with
their patronage. as i5t flls ga = q -
Fare to New York. ............ $500
:. ~ :. Philadelphia. ................tOO
IS g. Lancaster :. 6 so
Baggage checked to ali Stations on the pennsylvania
Passengers purchasing the cars viii be CHARGED
Ten centst in addition to the from sta
NoTIoE.-in case oSioss the Company will hold them
selves responsible for personal baggage only,
N BThe Excelsior Omnibus Line has been employ to
charge MOTTO exceed 25 for passenger bag
gage.
Atthe P. r. r. Passenger Station
JAM on Llbertysand Grant sts, Pittsburgh