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Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-04
Iron and Steel,

UST received per steamboat Dardanelle large
e and well assorted supply of iron making our
stock complete, also English and American blister
steel and cast steel fT sale bv
HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co.
aug Il, 81.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-04
DOmestics and Stripes.

DOInestiCs and Stripes.
40 bales domestic
IS "a
5 sea island shirting
brown drilling
8 Marlboro stripes
8 :" plaids
5 -" Carolina stripes and plails
3 power loom stripes
Choctaw stripes, just received and
for sale by
June %, 81 WARD d SOUTiINAYD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-04
Irish Linens

on PIECES of Irish linens, just received and for
~ sale by
may Is, 81 WARD d SOUTHMAYD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-04
BATTERSBY,S
EMPORIUM OF FASHION,"
AND
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store.
CLOTHING
At oPanic Priccs.'

A FULL assortment of late styles of clothing
"a consisting Of
COATS,
OVERCOATS,
VESTS,
PANTS
SHIRTS.
DRAWERS,
UNDERSHIRTs,
BOOTS,
SHOES,
HATS,
CAPS, DC, &c, DC.
Everything gentleman requires, from the crown
Of his head to the sole of his feet" Having pur-
chased goods for cash during the great Financial
Crisis" am enabled thereby to sell at exceeding
low prices Call everybody and see before ptH
chasing elsewhere.
Remember the Store--neu to the corner of Gar
rison Avenue, on Washington street.
JAS. BATTERSBY.
Fort Smith. Ark. Dec. ]. .'57-6m
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-04
Scgars.

ScSars.
NTE have Just received . large lot of imported
w segars. which with our previous stock. makes
oar ASSORTMENT verT sxtessive. embracing some Of
the most chace brands-
april 4, 81 HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-04
RICHARDS, Sl0COMB & CO.
6aRplu1RG.

X No. II Chartres Street, New Orleans. en-
importers and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and
Domestic Hardware has received n very large ad-
diton their previously extensive stock ofhardware
iron, DC. which they offer to country merchants on
the most favorable terms. The following comprises
part of the stock:
500 Tons Swcdc iron, assorted:
100 Tons hoop, band, boiler and sheet iron;
90 Tons cast, German and blister steel;
200 Casks trace, log and OK chains:
$50 Casks hoes assorted, Carolina, Louisiana
grubbing dc.
5000 Kegs nails, assorted, Weymouth and An
chor brands;
1000 Dozen axes assorted. Collins, Hunts, and
other makers;
500 Dozen shovsls and shades assorted, Ames',
Rowlands, and other makers;
$50 Tons Savery It Co.'S. castings, consisting Of
pots. ovens, spiders fire dogs. cauldrons. &c.
Cologne mill stones mill irons and boiling cloths;
together with full assortment Of shelf hardware,
cutlery, DC. nova
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-04
Pistols,

NOLTS pistols al sizes, just received and for
~ sale by
may Is, 81 WARD d SOUTHMAYD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-04
Books, Books

Books, Books.
WE offer for inspection and sale the largest as
w sortment Of books and stationery ever before
offered in this market. Our school books are all
OF the latest edtians and by the most approved au-
thors. Teachers are requested 10 examine them.
Our assortment of blank books, cap post and note
papers, etc, embraces almost every article in the
line.
may %, 81 WARD d SOUTHMAYD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-04
Castor Oil.
Looking Glasses.
Pain Killer.

cn DOZ Perry Davis pain killer, just received
w and for sale by
feb le, JS HENRY, WILLIAMS & Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-04

uST received three hundred bags salt, and for
- sale by p PERKINS
jan 20, '5S.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-04
Castings.

D. 600 POUNDS, consisting Of wash let:
-C.OtJO ties stew kettles. English lSot-,
sicts, bakers and ovens assorted sizc>, ~
ccived in fine order and flr sale hy
JNO HENRY. WILLIAMS & Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-04
20 wa RD

4 FULL assortment of cutlery and hardware
n of every description. hand and for sale 10y
feb sG, IS HENRY, WILLIAMS * CO.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-04

Stationery.
NAP paper, Lawyers Cap letter paper,
~ Plain and gilt-edge note paper, envelopes,
Steel pens, black blue and red lux indelible ink,
Waters, ceiling wax, blank account and memo
rindum books
Pocket Books pencils, etc, full supplies to be
found at HENRY, WILLIAMS &C.
june l9, 1851
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-04
just Received.
Wagon Boxes.

Inn SET wagon boxes of assorted sizes, also
LUZ large lot of castings consisting of pots skill
lets, wash kettles, DC. DC, for sale by
HENRY, WILLIAMS l. Co.
aug IA, 81
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-04

ShaWls.
DLAID, red. blue and loug shavls, for sale. bv
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-04
Lawns & Muslins

I'WO hundred and fifty pieces painted lawn
Il and mu>l,ns, for sale by
may %, 81 WARD d SOUTHMAYD.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-31

Par Mr.. LENNON
Resolu Que les esrlaves de Charles /. Pc
tit. w. W. Lennon, Louis L. Lobdel ct y
+. Sterling, soient appolntes de TRAVELLER sur
lie chemn du lac Clause, ct que les essaves
de Nine. J. b. Herefor'', ct de r. /. Lo|delI
so1ent aussl autorses de TRAVELLER sur la che
min aussl loiu gu lis font usage du meme. viz:
Les mains de Nine. Hereford travaiieront
dtnnls le heuve Mississippi, jnsqu' au coin
en- arr'ere de sa piantation ct les mains de
J. L: LobdeIl, depuis la point dinterscction
du chemln de sa plantation, avec le chemin
du lac Claus, j'sqn'au coin arrierc des
terres de Nine. Hereford. Adoptc.
lie prcambule ct resolutions st,ivantes fur
eut adopte
.AAemdu. Que des commissionaires ont etc
arpoInte atm de tracer un chcmn depuls lie
Prtlt Choctaw OIL 'etnpiacemcnt de Trahan
IN des chemins puh!cs. guidant all heuve
Mississippi pres dc Ia maison de Cour de la
Q"'A soil Hcsolu, Qu'apres que les commits
sionares eIus aurout decide avec leque} chem
in du Dr',le den haut le nonveau Sc rencontre-
ra, sera discontinue CONNIE chemn public.
ln'H soH ne pius ReSolr, Que le dit chenin
sera SOUS la direction de leconome des chem
ins dn SINE District, tout les mains dus dit
reimbursement sera obIigcs d'y travai!Iier-
Mals |'econome du chemin du 6me arrondisse-
ment, sera force d'avoir les mains des proprie-
talre on proprietaires de terres en- ce DistIct,
de tIavaillcr le meme en- conjunction avec les
mains du SINE reimbursement, auss Ioin que
les d1ts proprletaires en- font usage.
Qn'H soil dc plus Resolu, Que reconome du
SINE arrondlssement: agisse en- conjuction avec
les susd1ts conmlssionaires, ct il sont deman-
des aVor le dit chemin trace avant Ie prem
ier d Aout
Sur motion, il fptt resolu, que Mr.. J. C.
Woods soft paye SO pour les services ren.lus
par hi CONNIE econome des chelnins pour lie
line reimbursement
LIE Jurl alors aiourna, sine die
JOS. S. WILLIAMS,
/. BERGERoN, President.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-31

ci.aqne aimee, cxcepte 81 lc premier Iundi Sc
trouve ]e premier de Janvier dams IN tel cas-.
assemblee sera tenue sur ,le Ter Mardi du
dit mois la seconde, sera tenue s:.r lie prem
lcr~]un''t de j'ln, ct la trolsieule sur !c prem
iere Lund de Septembre.
Plus holn Reso(u, Que / Art l7J, Sec. ome
de la meme Ordinance soft tel!e nent amen
dee atm de lire comrne suit n la session de
Juin de chaqnc aimee lie ,)uri eira to,s les
officers, appontera les comites dune nature
generate, recevra tous les rapports de ces
officers, qui sont par la 'oi obIiges de faire
dcs rapports, distributes 'interet resultant Ies
FondS de poydras, ct rerevra lie rapport IA
comItc appon.e pour faire une estimation des
Taxes de Paroisse ponr l'annce ccou|ante
passera la dessl,s ct orlu,nera le meme d'ctrp
public dams Ie papier ofcielle pour trente
lours. commencement la loi. A;!optc.
Estimation des Taxes de paroisse pour an
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-31
INC, Mare T. H"b"rt, (minus) $50. -, vi,
Sine, Odile Ihibodeaux lcr d"eree -. 4sI IS
kespectueusement soumis
B. R. CulNN,
J.T. LANpEYi Conitc.
A. LobdclI.

port fut adoptee.
RAPPORT DU coMITE DE FINANCE
4 hon. le President ct mcmbrcs du ,Juri de
Police de Quest Baton Rouge
En- regard d'affairs soumsse Ia conside "a :
ton du Conitc de Finance. les netnbres de
Ia rapportent respecteusemene que dams l'aff-
alre de la
lei condition des portes ct serrures de Ia
Mason de Cour, votre Comite recommend
que les reparatlons neccssaire soient taitcs
sous la supers ison de w. B Chamberlin. sret-
tler de la Cour du Sixieme District.
end, que dams Patfaire dc la petition de
lempfacemeht dc Trahan. demantant une
appropriation pour ouvr,r I'm che1in de Fem
placement la maison de Cour, par le che
min de Planche. Votre Comite considerant
que deux chemns sont maintenant livres
une partle de la route ct en- usage de Jour en-
jour, ct etant d>opnion qu:un cherln est
autant que devront etre reclame par les
dts prttonalres, votre cornite rcco0rnmande
spectueusenlent que toute act ton uItereure
concernant la dlte petition denandaut ap-
preparation devralt etre considcre iusqua la
nrochaln seance de votre corps honorable. ct
qu'un comite de trois COMMISSIONERS soft
appolnte pour tracer pendant la recreation
dn Juri, un chemn satsfa SAINT la demande
des petitionaircs, ou de consoIlder les dcux
chemins.
3me, que les complies suivantes ont etc
examines ct trouves correctc, ct sont main
tenant rcmls a votre corps honorable avec
une demand de les talre payer
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-31
WONDERS OF THE HUMAN SYSTEM.

Ialey applauds the contrlVance
by which everything we eat and
drink is made to glide On its road
to the gu]]et, over the entrance Of
the windpipe without falling into it.
A little movable lid, the epiglot-
It's, which is lifted up when we
breathe, is pressed down upon the
chink Of the air passage by the
weight Of the food and the action
OF: the muscles in swallowing it.
Neither solids nor liquids, in short,
can pass without shutting down the
trap-door as they proceed. But
this l. only part OF the safeguard.
The slit at the top Of the wind pipe,
which never closes entirely when
we breathe, is endowed with an
acute seHsibi]ity to the slightest
particle Of matter. The least thing
which touches the margin Of the
aperture causes it's sides to come
firmly together, and the intruding
body is stopped at the inlet It is
stopped, but, unless removed, must
drop at the next inspiration into the
lungs. To effect its expulsion, the
sensibi'ity Of the rim at the top Of
the windpipc actually puts iuto vc-
henlent ction a whole class of mus
cles placed lower than its bottom,
and which, COMPRISING the chest
over which they are distributed,
drives ont the air with a force that
sweeps tue offending substance be-
fore it.
The convulsive coughing which
arises when we are choked is the
energetic effort Of nature for our
relief when anything chances to
have evaded the projecting epiglot-
It's. Yet this property, to which
we are constantly owing our lives,
is confined to a single spot in the
threat. 1t does not, as Sir Charles
Bell at1irlns, belong to the wind
pine, but is limited to the orifice,
where alone it is needed. Admira-
bic, too, it is to observe that, while
thus sensitive to the most insigniti-
cant atom, it bears, without resent
ment> the atmospheric currents
which are constantly passing to and
fro over its irritable lips. lit re-
jects,' says Paley, "the touch Of a
crumb Of bread, Or a drop Of water,
with a spasm that convnlses the
whole frame; and yet, left to itself
and proper Office, the intermission
ofair alone, nothing can be SO quiet. (
1t does not even make itself felt E; d
man does not know that he has a
trachea.' This capacity OF per
ceiving with such acutencss, this
Of offense, yet perfect
rest and ease when let alone, are
properties, one would have thought,
not likely to reside in the same
subject. It is to the junction, how
ever, Of these almost inconstant
qualities in this, as well as i'll some
other delicate parts Of the body, |
that we owe Our safety and our COM
fort-our safety to their sensibility, |
our comfort TO their repose.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-31

A"N"''
-in,e, en- regarl hes complies soumls votre
cor!te, de Asi'e des OrlaaeIines de Baton
! 'so"gc, votre com!te ne saurait arprouver la
| conpte, de ia ms Mere quill est fate.
| 3tne. pusieurs complies fu'ent presentes a
votre colnite pour acceptance eta,t pour des
prosecutions criminelles avant TActc De Ia
Legislature p.,s>ec Mars 1851. ct votre comte
ne Gonna issaut pas les lois Get egard. ont
irgc rrcpos de les re!erer l'avocat de par
oisse pour son opinion aim de savor 81 ia ,1ar-
oisse devat les payer.
Gmc, Mr. N. W. Pope, ex-Shcrii ayant
perdu une cer'ane plcuve All montant de
1923, pour argant payee par I'M a Abraham
Lohdell, sur ordre du President du Juri de
Police. aussi une autre preuve au rrontant de
$50: pour argent payee par lui a J. W. Brown,
sur fordrc du President du Juri de Police
Nous reconmandons que ces deux articles de
1923 1T de $30 soient accordees Mr.. Pope
par e Tresoricr, en- giant son complies COM
me Sheriff, ct nayant pIus d'anaire, votre
cou1tc SONNET spectueusement le tout a
yotre consideration.
w. ". LEMNoS.)
lie ccmpte de F. NJ. Neii, de $40, pour ou-
vrage faite sur les levees de paroisse, CONNIE
depute [nspecteur Gut ajoute au susdite rap
port.
Sur motion lie dit rapport fut adopte
Mr. Lennon ohiit la resolution suvante,
qui fut adopte:
Rcsolu Que ]e President du Juri de Police
soft autorise de reger e conpte de l'As|e
des Orpheines de Baton Rouge, contle cette
paroisse, ct de lancer son warrant pour cette
somme ct montant quill trouvera du confor-
mement Iacte du Juri De Police lie JUN
dernier. relative all soutlent des enE,nts in,'i-
gentes cette Institution de cette paroisse.
Rapport du Comite sur l'examinaton des
livres du 1reso::ier.
Mons, ]e comite, appointe pour lexaminer
les livres ct les complies du Trcsorier. rap
portions que nous les aVons trouVes justes.--
Nous trouvons que les reeus dams le Iresor de
paroisse ont etc $1,000 9S, ct les debourse-
ments Sl3,502 25 ceux des reGus des 1onds de
FEcole sont S ,704 95, ct les disbursements.
S06l 80, ct que ijnteret des fonds de Poy-
dras, our ctre distribute cette aimee 52,lS0 80.
Nous trouvons egalement dams les blens de
la paroisse, deux bi|Iets de ". G. Bozeman
ct H. H. Germany de s3l1 ct SCI, chaque
portant S pour cent Ninteret depuis }e is
Juin 1886, ct aussi, riuteret sur la troisien1e
billet, tols non paYes, quoique dus. ct nous
recommandons que que]ques measures soieht
prizes pour la collection de la. SUI. motion lie
dit rapport lut adopte
Par Mr.. Chinn-
Resolu, Que Part 174me, Sec. Ter de l'or-
dinance du Juri de Police. soft ct est par ce
moyen amende, atm quill ise CONNIE suit:
Ci-avant. il aura trois assemblies regnlleres
du Juri de Police de cette paroisse, pendant
l'annee la maison de Cour, de la, savoir :-
IA premier tcnue sur la premiere Landi de
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-31

WORM T,EMEMBER1NG.-It is
not what We earn but what we save
that makes us rich. 1t is not what
we eat but what we digest, that
makes us fat. 1t is not what we
read, but what we remember, that
makes us learned. All this is very
simple but it is worth remember
ing.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-31

w Two lines just ills out this
column nicely.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-31
TIE SUGAR PLANTER,
or171svEu EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
HENRY j. HiAs1S,
Editor Il Proprietor.
omcc ncnr the Court House
IT, r & r BA7'O " r @ U 6 Il.

TERMS Of the SUGAR PLANTER:
su,.criptton.-s3 a year, dno invariably at the
t;n,e OF subscribing if not then paid, Or within
three months thereafter FIVE dollars viii BE- charged
ny subscription will be taken for less term than
six months no paper disco 1tinue1 until 'rrearages
are paid .o ,;,- -,
nc, 81 for the first and 50 cents for su bse-
nnt insertion those ogreater length 10 proportion
! liberal discount to those who advertise BY the
year. c,, ~ + , +Lx
ten names is sent. with the cash the pal:r Will be
furnished at 81 SO each subscriber, and an addition
al copy to the person furnishing the list
Whore 4 Club of no. less than twenty is furnished,
with the cash. the paper will be torwarfe I'D at 81 p
each subscriber and two additional COPIES 1or the
agent. ,
, &c p,vru1Ers BLANKS, CARDS, BRIEFS FUNERAL
and other Notices. executed with ncatness and des
natch In all cases, cash on delivery.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-31
Marlli. JUN S, 1858.

Commencement lajournement, lie ]uri
s'assemb(a, present CONNIE de coutume.-
Rapport du Con1itc sur la distribution des
fonds de Poydras, CONNIE suit:
Votre Comite appointe pour examiner les
pretensions des danes jeunes ct indigentes
marriees Jannee dernier pour les Fonds de
Poydras, denande la liberte, alres une dill
gente examanination ct deIiberation, la dis
trlbution suivante de l'interet resultant des
dites fonds. Montant total d'interet etre
diyisee S24s9 90, CONNIE suit:
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-31

Nous: 1e co1nite soussigne, appointc pour
lalrc une estimation dos taxes etre assesses
pour l'annec 1858, reconmandrons que la sus-
dite soft adopte.
Signe:c 9mc jour de JUN, 1853.
]. A. BIRD : Comte
f. b. TRINIDAD.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-31

minis ct Levces, recevront me salaire de vingt
cinq piastres, excepte lInspecteur du lime
reimbursement, la salaire du quel sera aug
n1cntc de cent pastres dams les annees d'eau
haute: ct les Economies des CAr,nius dix p-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-26
SHARON SPRINGS.
suaRoS srRisas, July 10, Is

SHARON srRisas, July 10, 1855.
ssIrhr Springs Good for Wan Srea Sch,mers-Music-
The Hop Harrsss-C Concerts &c ussts-Scsnery, &c.
Being on wait 10 sharon Springs, thought few Lines
on the passing and Observable virtues, vices fses and
GA or this most delightful watering place night net prove
,,,..is,Sl 10 your readers. Sharon, you aware Ia
,,,t,v cees-sd for s mineral springs Of which there
are tuo-sulphur aso msgness the former apAnscos sur
those unfr,uua,es Ae.eS Nth rheums AMI sas.assus
sscrdcrs the latter much resor,ei " ~; highly prized
for In gentle and nvisoraing effects on dyspertcs,
shurchmen and The ladioscod blsss tseml sc all
whose copsc,enccs require soothing relief repair 70
,hs modern Bethessa Particularly dc notice ths, tho
wall stree, gentlemen land there arc few here) avoid
The rulpbur spring-surey very purifyughus, alasl
fear the peculiar smell ard dread Of the wrath 10 come,
are too suggestive Of Unsettled IA Anccs heavy diccna
and bubble stock companies OBJ 20 naSobs, ye leudersi
dr,uk drink OF the suphur-purge yourselves Of the
bcav, load you carrT-ioln The Bsoes@-oc immersed
so,arsss hand If tteen pieces from Ne~ York emil
vcus The plsce alternate nights srsnh mop -
given q. The respective houses ssssenpg Al We 49,
ibis great mop country and the cutvstors who supply
she dcvotece OF sir John Barleycc realize yasry hsnd
rome reverue tonight We are 20 have taste OF an.n
upers slerors Gazzaug, assisted by the inconpsrsbe
Brgno and Abiies, 10 en- ;hans us 70 the g'snn ns
nj the Pavilion The prog ANNE annouuced oeic'ls
col ection Of gems and viii doubtless command our ore
vo rorgr ets white kids and those exquisite mor,ei'
cf crcsm picked up abroad, and nave right 70
ererC,se " hofns. hmooR ,fe kueft- ~
sterling eentlanan OF The old school Hon Luther BraiAh
Charming IN Conversation rich Ia story, deep N acencs
snd graceful Chesterfield, he -ns ali hearss ana
homage Gorious Georss PM With bic esuma PIE lady
N here also enjoying iev weeks rsposs from the sddy
sarmol OF washington life Live Oak George LaFe "a
ily are with too; and though not here hlr'seW v vel
repreeer led by hts ton, George Law ., sho though
but youth, o. lively an aDosn ~ ever dropped from
ia p.sent OAK "fbsts 60" To cnutnerste however, ~
fhe dsaovs vho visit would be tedious. sufi
that The veenh srissccracy, talent comnoo so1se ana
crDoine of the Union we'll Represented and Sna
&hnwn 44,rtta U.al a
hrCs no shoe among Ia hditfu's.
Nere many hne driven 80 ths v'eiu'Y, aaf = wri
tsp, hvery aUrds Excellent borses anf accnnndisns
drverp wbo win shoN he country sud neiFent i1
formator liie " ff0peCl h, % ihs read 70 Chef'y
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Valley really 10 The lever Of nsure ~er oil tho vi'
pnvc,s cave some Sheen miles from here, asloGnds
Abe vsmer and delights the gooloest, for csrtsioy Do
asscription OF lis dark and pandemomian grandeur
can convey the ti'he part Of tos ieaiy immepse ss
acea, apparently ready to fa, mic ge scnr 'es' arc
ADMIR- lake in abe centric sbodndios Ssh osa win
the oeraoS Of every shipper The appear
Spce vsters with their lanterns aud exploring
tunes in the dark recasset the unSboa0le depth Of
the pits you pRss. create unspsaksoIe feecga ~nn
der. Tfspshxed for u fex pomepts you gaze sronpd
you become bewidered a. your pneition, and en.reA
yopr gn,de e.d more where tie light az hes
may shine upon you and sherry cotoler restore
you to your ssuses Such Ia Howes Cave, really not
stcupd 10 even the Msnmoth Gave Of Kentucky.
ride 10 CooperstowD, famous as she residerse OF
James Fepnimo'e Cooper is 10 the historian sno reader
his splendid novels treat indeed Good acsommosa
ons snd The bao the past struggles, 70 ~srden Ia the
neisnorpbs from warfare 10 the charms Of atr
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rvCp ApyERIrsEMayrs.

Dupr~IvDr-POuR AtLsR A NEW BRIGdrOS,
nre noune Nancsise oui ne pare aogisis rour -,
-. a, snfact nAissance fault queae s't ~ ma
a. hoDnss reconns dstDns sAireUef Al No Caro-
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FLUSHING, LONG ISLAND.


Summaries and Nurseries-Colege Commandments de-
Flushing s famous for Its sersinares OF learning "a
for s seres Thousands have gone Out from these
venerable halls (the seminares not the nurseres) and
many Of them occupy high positions in the country.
Many Of the mothers too Of the land have bad their
tai and moral training here Just at present the tswn Ia
alive with excitement, cccasioned by the finishing up OF
the academic year The boys and girls are packing up
their trunks some OF them have had them packed npfor
month at least should hinkand ready 70 be of At
q moments potice
The Flushing (msle) Icetisue will empty Itself OF ne
crowd of immature manhood this week and next week
tee grs will be after thepo Mere 10 be an exhibition
the institute Thursday afternoon and evening, and
on FRIDAY general stampede.
rne exercises at the Flushing Female College open
Tuesday evening the 9th Dsapt, with sermon by Rev
MIR. Miburn, formerly Chaplain " Congress-. He will
draw a crowd. On Wednesday evening there will be
musical soree IN the chapel Of the college, that will
draw crowd too there s any virtue female beauty
The commencement vii tsSe place the 29th,
at eleven ococ ID the chapel The compositions OF the
lair graduates viii be real, followed b7 con,errlag upon
each OF them the Asress Of Eogsh Literature
After that iDteIe6uDF ceremony perofmed there will
be the usual attendants the breaking Of female
ctool the prevailing features being tears and kisses and
VOWS OF endless friendship